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Key Assets/ Special Features.• Indigenous trees, shrubs and grasses predominantly along the Don Riverand in small quantities in other areas.• Significant trees planted on the original farm lots, prior to subdivision,now provide a good visual amenity and should be protected.• Several cultural heritage features.• Local sporting facilities.• Quality rural, country town character.• Richardson Cemetery.• Regional coastal and river walking trail.• Sawdust Bridge.• Quality “Bush” parks.Key Concerns.• Environmental weeds in parks and streets.• Lack of:• Protection of remnant native vegetation;• Preservation and acknowledgement of historical andenvironmentally significant elements in the landscape;• Quality street trees;• Toilet facilities.• Urban encroaching on environmental assets.• Minimal playground equipment.• Minimal BBQ/ Picnic Facilities.• Minimal name and directional signage.Identified Heritage Areas.Reference should be made to the City Of Devonport, Devonport and EnvironsPlanning Scheme 1984.Areas in this precinct include:• The Don/ Lillico Strait Heritage area.PART D: PRECINCT CHARACTER PROFILES & OBJECTIVES 34
Play Space.The Play Spaces listed below are designated areas, with varied facilityprovision.The classification details are intended to provide direction for the planning andprovision of each property.Devonport City Council Public Open Space Standards and Technical Notesprovides information on Levels of Service.Property Master Plans will be produced to reflect the properties classificationand hence guide future planning of the individual area.Neighbourhood Play Space:• Dell Luck Reserve;Public Open Space.The public open spaces detailed in the following tables are classified as perPART B: Public Open Space Classification System. Consultation with same isrequired to get an understanding of the various public open spaces and thereclassification.Public Open Space has been classified by Catchment, Function andLandscape Character.In instances where it has not been classified, it has been allocated to on eofthe following categories• Land yet to be owned and maintained by Council due to a recentsubdivision;• Classification to be determined by Council’s Special Projects Team;• Owned by the Crown and recommended for purchase by Council;PART D: PRECINCT CHARACTER PROFILES & OBJECTIVES 35
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Introduction.Well-designed and main
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Part A:Guidelines for the Planning
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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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Appendix 1: Core Service Standards
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Appendix 3: Core Service Standards
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