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Streetscape & Park Plantings.Predominant existing street tree species.Prunus blireianaFlowering PlumAgonis flexuosaWillow MyrtleBetula pendulaSilver BirchPhotinia robustaPhotiniaHakea salicifoliaWillow Leafed HakeaPredominant environmental weed species existing in the area.** Cotoneaster glaucophyllus Cotoneaster** Coprosma repans Mirror Bush** Acacia baileyana Cootamundra Wattle** Grevillia robusta Silky Oak** Ilex aquifolium Holly** Crataegus monogyna Hawthorn** Genista monosperma Weeping Broom** Priority for removal as they are either in designated featurestreets, close to rural and or environmentally significant area, or awater body.NB: Refer to the following documents when selecting plants for yourproject. These are freely available by request at the Council Offices.• “Grow local – a guide to native plants suitable for gardens in theCradle Coast Region”.• “Garden Plants are going bush and becoming environmental weeds”,3 rd edition.• “Coastal weeds of the Cradle Coast Region, Are you growinginvaders?PART D: PRECINCT CHARACTER PROFILES & OBJECTIVES 30
Identified key street & road open space linkages and theirrecommended plantings:The following key streets are classed 1 to 4, where, 1 is to be givenhighest priority when funds are available, and 4 given least priority. Amap graphically depicting this information can be found inDevonport City Council Public Open Space Standards and TechnicalNotes.,Street tree species selected for this precinct will be in accordancewith Devonport City Council Public Open Space Standards andTechnical Notes and in consultation with the relevant Councilworking group.Streets/roads which have limited space for tree plantings are to besubstituted with other suitable plantings. i.e. ornamental grasses.The Service Level Standard (Devonport City Council Public OpenSpace Standards and Technical Notes) details all the necessaryplanning and procedure details required to undertake tree plantingas per the below recommendations and the maintenance of,thereafter.CLASS 1:DON ROAD. ( Steele St. – Bass Hwy Roundabout)CLASS 2:NICHOLLS STREET. (Percy –Watkinson Sts.)STEELE STREET.PERCY STREET.CLASS 3:BEST STREET. (Percy – Surrey Sts.)HILLCREST ROAD. (Don Rd. – Lawrence Dve.)LAWRENCE DRIVE.LOVETT STREET. (Don Rd. – Lawrence Dv.)NIXON STREET.OLDAKER STREET. (William – Surrey Sts.)CLASS 4:ALL OTHER STREETS/ROADS.PART D: PRECINCT CHARACTER PROFILES & OBJECTIVES 31
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DEVONPORT CITYCOUNCILGUIDELINES FOR
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Forward.Parks, reserves and other p
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Introduction.Well-designed and main
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Part A:Guidelines for the Planning
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1. The public open space planning p
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Figure 1: Overview of the Public Op
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2.3 Site analysis and context asses
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3. Preparing plans and information
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4. Landscape Development Plan Appro
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4.1 Conservation Management Plans.S
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5.4 Maintenance Period & Handover.C
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Table of Contents1. In summary: ...
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2. Devonport’s public open space
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3.2 Public Open Space Functions.Fun
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The Landscape Character classificat
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Appendix 1: Core Service Standards
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Appendix 3: Core Service Standards
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Table of Contents.1. Ecological Sus
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2. Location of Open Space Areas.2.1
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8. Bushland Landscape Treatments.8.
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Indigenous shrub and tree massing.
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10. Play Spaces.10.1 Principle.Play
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