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Visual Landscape Analysis - Hawkesbury City Council

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VANTAGE POINT 7<br />

This viewing point is located at the local highpoint adjacent to<br />

Grose Vale Road west of the existing village.<br />

Tabaraga Ridge<br />

foothills<br />

FIGURE 26: VANTAGE POINT 7<br />

ASSESSMENT<br />

VISUAL SENSITIVITY<br />

FIGURE 27: LOCATION OF VANTAGE POINT 7<br />

x<br />

Type of viewer<br />

Duration of<br />

view<br />

Viewing<br />

distance<br />

<strong>Landscape</strong><br />

compatibility<br />

Motorists and other road users of Grose<br />

Vale Road.<br />

Short as viewers can see the site on<br />

approach however existing vegetation<br />

and direction of road makes view oblique;<br />

motorists are also travelling at 70km/h<br />

speed limit which limits viewing time.<br />

View point adjacent to south eastern corner<br />

of site. Across subject site views to distant<br />

hills are afforded.<br />

Compatibility to change is high for the<br />

foreground and midground.<br />

This vantage point has been selected as it is located on a<br />

high point near the southern edge of the site. Views across<br />

the site to distant hills should be retained from this point.<br />

The views to distant hills informs the character of the village<br />

as being within a valley.<br />

The landscape rural character of the ridgeline that Grose<br />

Vale Road is situated along, is important as this forms the<br />

edge of the scenic landscape unit as identified in SREP<br />

20. There is potential to retain and enhance the landscape<br />

character by creating a corridor characterised by mature<br />

trees.<br />

The prominence of the landscape can be further enhanced<br />

by extending the vegetated ridgeline from the edge of the<br />

existing village (at which point the ridgeline becomes more<br />

prominent) to the ridgeline along the western boundary of<br />

the site.<br />

22 NORTH RICHMOND RELEASE AREA

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