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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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Figure 3: Landscape Construction, M
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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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Introduction.The Principle defines
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2. Location of Open Space Areas.2.1
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4. Natural & Cultural Protection.4.
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6. Formal Landscape Character.6.1 P
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7. Informal Landscape Treatments.7.
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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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• The following factors influence
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• Where possible locate the paly
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Use of garden beds.• Priority for
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Advanced canopy trees.Definition:In
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14. Street Trees.14.1 Principle.•
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• Tolerant of seasonally waterlog
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Quality Control.General.• Non-com
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16 Water Sensitive Design.16.1 Prin
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17.3 Standards.• AS 5667 Water Sa
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19 Community Appreciation & Involve
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Table of Contents.Introduction. ...
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Introduction.The urban area adminis
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Key Assets/ Special Features.• In
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