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Identified key street & road open space linkages and theirrecommended plantings:The following key streets are classed 1 to 4, where, 1 is to be given highestpriority when funds are available, and 4 given least priority. A map graphicallydepicting this information can be found in Devonport City Council Public OpenSpace Standards and Technical NotesStreet tree species selected for this precinct will be in accordance withDevonport City Council Public Open Space Standards and Technical Notesand in consultation with the relevant Council working group.Streets/roads which have limited space for tree plantings are to be substitutedwith other suitable plantings. i.e. ornamental grasses.The Service Level Standard (Devonport City Council Public Open SpaceStandards and Technical Notes) details all the necessary planning andprocedure details required to undertake tree planting as per the belowrecommendations and the maintenance of, thereafter.CLASS 1:BEST STREET. (Formby Rd. – William St.)FORMBY ROAD.OLDAKER STREET. (Formby Rd. – William St.)ROOKE STREET & MALL.WILLIAM STREET. (Best – Oldaker Sts)CLASS 2:BEST STREET. (William – Percy Sts.)MIDDLE ROAD.NICHOLLS STREET. (Victoria Pde. – Percy St.)OLDAKER STREET. (William – Percy Sts.)STEELE STREET.WILLIAM STREET.CLASS 3:FORBES STREET.NORTH FENTON STREET.VALLEY ROAD.CLASS 4:ALL OTHER STREETS/ROADS.PART D: PRECINCT CHARACTER PROFILES & OBJECTIVES 24
Existing Public Open Space Objectives.Council Officers must refer to the following when considering works in publicopen space:• PART C: Achieving the Vision: Principals, Guidelines and Standards;• Devonport City Council Public Open Space Standards and Technical Notes;• Individual Public Open Space Master Plans.Proposed Public Open Space Objectives.Where developers require public open space in their project, they must takeinto consideration:• The objectives detailed below;• PART C: Achieving the Vision: Principals, Guidelines and Standards;• Devonport City Council Public Open Space Standards and TechnicalNotes;• Other relevant sections mentioned in “Using this Document” section of thisdocument.Location/ Distribution.• Maximise protection of natural and cultural features in open spaceincluding waterways and heritage landscapes.• Protection of locally significant native plant communities and otherremnant vegetation areas.• Distribution of neighbourhood parks.• Maximise pedestrian and bicycle linkages with regard to adjacentsubdivisions, existing open spaces, linear natural features, industrialareas, regional facilities and town centres.• Ensure protection of open space along the foreshore.Design.• Demonstrate design context with regard to site conditions, adjacentland uses and the existing town centre.• Use of thematic design encouraged especially in relation to existing landuse.• Maintain and enhance visual amenity i.e. Protection of views,surrounding hill tops, create feature nodes, plant appropriaterecommended vegetation.Diversity of Function/ Landscape Character.• Provide and enhance Landscape Characters including: waterways,wetlands, bushland, geological landforms, roadside reserves, andheritage landscapes.• Provide and enhance the following functions. Linkages,drainage/stormwater, visual amenity, Family social recreation.Public Open Space Contribution.• Should be obtained along all waterways and drainage lines, or link intothese areas.• Used to increase and/ or buffer significant areas. (e.g. heritage features,remnant vegetation)• Cash contributions should be used to improve existing reserves.PART D: PRECINCT CHARACTER PROFILES & OBJECTIVES 25
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