Peachey Belt Landscape Precinct Plan (12367 kb) - City of Playford

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6.0 LANDSCAPE ELEMENTS6.2 PAVINGPaving for street footpaths, road verges, roadthresholds, driveway crossovers, lanes, and reservepaths form an important and expensive part of the publicrealm. The paving materials that have been selectedfor the Peachey Belt will help integrate the existingprecinct with the new developments under construction,and must blend in with existing infrastructure, in placeswhere a staged renewal is proposed.95%MMDD. Compacted sub-grade 98% SMDD.PAVEMENT TYPE 4: Compacted GravelLocation: Road verges, low profi le reservesColour: red/brownTechnical Specifi cation: Barrosa Quarries ‘Stonefi eldCreek fi nes’, 50mm thick lightly compacted, Compactedsub-grade 98% SMDD.Note: Root Control Barriers (RCB) along paths aremandatory where trees are planted within closeproximity, i.e. within 2 metres of a path. In thesecases,the RCB should extend a metre in each directionfrom the centreline of the tree, and extend 600 below thefinished level of the path.PAVEMENT TYPE 1: Exposed Aggregate InsituConcreteLocation: Major and Collector Roads (Peachey Road,Curtis Road, Davoren Road, Petherton Road, WommaRoad), Reserves.Colour: Hanson ‘exposemasta’ Autumn blazeTechnical Specifi cation: 100mm thick, 32 MPa, 150mmthick compacted quarry rubble sub-base, PM2/2095%MMDD. Compacted sub-grade 98% SMDD.PAVEMENT TYPE 2: Interlocking Masonry Paver– Vehicular Traffi cProduct: Tudorlock 225mm x 112.5mm x 80mmLocation: Driveway crossovers, laneways.Colour: Charcoal GreyTechnical Specifi cation: 80mm thick paver, 150mm thickcompacted quarry rubble sub-base, PM2/20 95%MMDD.Compacted sub-grade 98% SMDD.PAVEMENT TYPE 3: ‘H’ type Interlocking MasonryPaver – Pedestrian Traffi cProduct: Tudor 210mm x 165mm x 60mmLocation: Local StreetsColour: Charcoal, greyTechnical Specifi cation: 50mm (nominal) thick paver,30mm thick compacted quarry sand sub-base, PM2/20Interlocking paver Exposed aggregate Stonefi eld creek fi nes44 city of playford august 2008
6.0 LANDSCAPE ELEMENTS6.3 FURNITUREOutdoor furniture adds human scale elements to thepublic realm. The type and design of furniture used islinked to the type of reserve or thoroughfare that thefurniture is placed in. In all cases, outdoor furnitureneeds to be particularly robust, comfortable to use,securely installed and visually pleasing.SEATSGeneral: Street & Park Furniture ‘Playford’ seatconstructed of hot dip galvanised mild steel and recycledplastic battens. Seat installation is to be sub-surfacetype fi xing to concrete pads.Civic: Street & Park Furniture ‘Shedley’ seat constructedof stainless steel and recycled hardwood battens. Seatinstallation is to be sub-surface type fi xing to concretepads.SHELTERS‘Playford’ steel shelterBOLLARDSRecycled black plastic bollards.POST & RAILRecycled black plastic posts with galv rail.BIKE RACKSStreet & Park Furniture ‘Rugby’ inverted ‘U’ with bikelogo in stainless steel.DRINK FOUNTAINSSIGNAGECorporate signageBENCHESGeneral: Street & Park Furniture ‘Playford’ benchconstructed of hot dip galvanised mild steel and recycledplastic battens. Bench installation is to be sub-surfacetype fi xing to concrete pads.PICNIC SETTINGSGeneral: Street & Park Furniture ‘Playford’ picnic settingconstructed of hot dip galvanised mild steel and recycledplastic battens. Setting installation is to be sub-surfacetype fi xing to concrete pads.BIN ENCLOSURESGossi Park ‘Bayside’ Bin Enclosure.Waste and Recycle styles, fi re and graffi ti proofColour:Size: 120 litreInstallation instructions are supplied with all binenclosures as correct installation of the cabinet isimportant to the fi re proof function of the unit.Recycle bins are available with either stainless steel lidsor aluminium chutes and limited access top panelsAvailable in 80L, 120L and 240L sizes.Solar light Bike rack Bench seatcity of playford august 200845
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