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casestudy Milestone table More Landcom guidelines launched We influence design by demonstrating what we do. One of the ways we do this is by encouraging better standards of design through The Landcom Guidelines. Our guidelines draw on our own research, experience and projects to demonstrate best practice. Through them, we aim to lift the standard of planning and development across the industry. This year, we added three new guidelines to our series, which were launched by the Minister for Planning at our DiverseCity conference in May 2011. The new guides include the Residential Density Guide, the Housing Diversity Guide and a second edition of our Built Form Guide. The Density Guide explains how to use density measures to make sustainable places. It identifies common pitfalls for practitioners and illustrates a diverse range of well-designed housing at higher densities. The Diversity and Built Form guides set out key design and planning principles to achieve quality, diverse housing on compact as well as larger lots. Milestone What needs to be achieved Indicator category Indicator descriptor Milestone 1 (M1) Masterplan completion Milestone 2 (M2) Completion of precinct civil works Completion of Concept Plan, Development Control Plans or Masterplan Completion of civil works Biodiversity and native vegetation management Riparian corridor management Social sustainability due diligence Strategic social planning Indigenous and non-Indigenous heritage Demonstration projects Sustainable supply chain Urban water cycle management Waste Influencing design Moderate income housing Relative affordability Community facilities Regulatory compliance Demonstration projects Sustainable supply chain Native vegetation management Riparian corridor management Social sustainability due diligence Strategic social planning Conservation of Indigenous heritage Conservation of non-Indigenous heritage Demonstration projects Project sustainable supply chain Urban water cycle management Water quality Waterway protection Waste civil works Influencing design Moderate income housing Relative affordability Community facilities Civil works regulatory compliance Demonstration projects Sustainable supply chain Urban water cycle management Waste Energy and greenhouse gas emissions Water conservation Waste builders Energy efficiency Sustainable or renewable energy supply Milestone 3 (M3) Built form commencement Commencement of built form where Landcom is partnering with a builder or other developer Moderate income housing Relative affordability Moderate income housing Relative affordability Ageing in place Ageing in place Regulatory compliance Builder regulatory compliance Demonstration projects Demonstration projects Sustainable supply chain Sustainable supply chain Milestone 4 (M4) Sustainable community programs Completed projects where we still have community programs in place Sustainable community programs Community sponsorship Demonstration projects Sustainable community programs Community sponsorship Demonstration projects 32 landcom annual report 2011 prince henry
Projects reported in 2010-2011 Project Local Government Area Suburb Masterplan completion (M1) Completion of precinct civil works (M2) Milestone Built form commencement (M3) Sustainable community programs (M4) Waste and regulatory compliance only Landcom’s product Total number of lots/ dwellings planned Number of lots/dwellings delivered in 2010/2011 NSW Government Ageing, Disability and Home Care (ADHC) N/A N/A X N/A N/A N/A Bunya Blacktown Doonside X X Land 750 108 Edmondson Park Liverpool Edmondson Park X Land 419 N/A Garden Gates Camden Mount Annan X X Land 795 61 Greenway Views Liverpool West Hoxton X X X Land and built form 279 8 Macarthur Gardens Campbelltown Campbelltown X Built form 196 1 Minto Campbelltown Minto X X Land 1,150 94 Newbury Blacktown Stanhope Gardens X X Built form 1,750 30 dwellings Oran Park Camden Oran Park X X Land 2,630 53 Park Central Campbelltown Campbelltown X X Built form 245 31 dwellings Parkbridge Liverpool Middleton Grange X X X Land and built form 723 39 North Penrith Penrith North Penrith X Land and built form 252 N/A Redgum Penrith St Marys X Built form 41 3 dwellings Sanctuary Newcastle Fletcher X Land 844 36 Spring Farm Camden Spring Farm X Land 1,320 25 Talana Liverpool Edmondson Park X X Land 148 105 The New Rouse Hill The Hills Rouse Hill X X X Land and built form 1,504 87 The Ponds – Stage 1 Blacktown The Ponds X X X Land 1,299 235 The Ponds – Stage 2 Blacktown The Ponds X X Land 843 95 The Ponds – Stage 3 Blacktown The Ponds X X Land 719 303 Vantage Port Stephens Corlette X Land 300 38 landcom annual report 2011 33
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