Wollongong Tree Management Conditions

93. Final Landscape Plan Requirements The submission of a final Landscape Plan to the Principal Certifying Authority, prior to the release of the Construction Certificate. The final Landscape Plan shall address the following requirements: • Further detail is required to address the maintenance protocol to undertake maintenance of the green roof areas/planting on podium/mass planting beds within 2m of a building edge where the fall height is greater than 1m to identify and mitigate risk associated with fall heights and maintenance activities. Maintenance protocols must address the access and work zones for staff, requirements for safety gear e.g helmets, harnesses and supervision or training…

94. Final Landscape Plan Requirements The submission of a final Landscape Plan to the Principal Certifying Authority, prior to the release of the Construction Certificate. The final Landscape Plan shall address the following requirements:  Further detail is required to address the maintenance protocol to undertake maintenance of the green roof areas/planting on podium/mass planting beds within 2m of a building edge where the fall height is greater than 1m to identify and mitigate risk associated with fall heights and maintenance activities. Maintenance protocols must address the access and work zones for staff, requirements for safety gear e.g helmets, harnesses and supervision or training…

45. Footpath Paving in Commercial Village Centres The developer is responsible for the construction of footpath paving for the entire frontage of the development. In keeping with the surrounding commercial precinct and the Business Centres Public Domain Technical Manual the type of paving for this development is • In regards to the public domain, the applicant is responsible for providing a full width paved footpath, extending from the building alignment to the back of kerb, and for the full frontage of the subject site. Footpath paving design to match frontage on the southern side of Werowi Street and Princes Hwy Dapto. Maximum cross-fall for the footpath is 2.5%. The landscape plans are…

46. Street Trees Commercial Village Centres Street trees in Unit Paved footpath to meet the business Centres Technical manual. Structural Tree vaults are to be used. Where existing trees are impacting over head services, road assets and or where the works will likely require root damage to the existing trees to install council may require the trees to be removed. This site matches all three triggers. The developer must address the street frontage by installing street tree planting. The number and species for this development are; a. Zero (0) trees along the Bong Bong Road frontage as High Voltage underground services are located in the area and the club awning will be impacted by the…

Suitable barriers, line-marking and painted signage delineating vehicular flow movements must be provided within the car parking areas. These details shall be reflected on the Construction Certificate plans. Reason: To comply with Council's Development Control Plan. • Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) - Landscaping In order to reduce the opportunities for “hiding places” the proposed landscaping must: • Use shrubs/plants which are no higher than one (1) metre. • The type of trees proposed must have a sufficiently high canopy, when fully grown, so that pedestrian vision is not impeded. • Be set back one (1No.) metres from the centre of the pathway. Groundcovers…

28. Street Trees The developer must address the Hospital Road, street frontage by installing street tree planting. The number and species for this development are Eight Waterhousia floribunda 200 litre container size, in accordance with AS 2303:2018: Tree stock for landscape use. One Toonia Ciliata 200Litre Container size in accordance with AS 2303:2018: Tree stock for landscape use is to be installed in proposed Lot B1 to the north of the eastern road entry. Street trees are to be installed in accordance with Wollongong Development Control Plan 2009 – Chapter E6: Landscaping. ‘Before You Dig Australia’ must be consulted prior to any excavation on site. The developer must address the…

26. Tree Protection and Management The existing trees to be retained upon the subject property and any trees on adjoining properties shall not be impacted upon during the excavation or construction phases of the development. This will require the installation and maintenance of appropriate tree protection measures for trees to be retained, including (but not necessarily limited to) the following: a. Installation of Tree Protection Fencing - Protective fencing shall be 1.8 metre cyclone chainmesh fence, with posts and portable concrete footings. Details and location of protective fencing must be indicated on the architectural and engineering plans to be submitted to the Principal Certifier…

41. Tree Protection and Management The existing trees are to be retained upon the subject property and any trees on adjoining properties shall not be impacted upon during the excavation or construction phases of the development. This will require the installation and maintenance of appropriate tree protection measures, including (but not necessarily limited to) the following: a. Installation of Tree Protection Fencing - Protective fencing shall be 1.8 metre cyclone chainmesh fence, with posts and portable concrete footings. Details and location of protective fencing must be indicated on the architectural and engineering plans to be submitted to the Principal Certifier prior to release of…

7. Tree Management The developer shall retain the existing trees indicated for retention on the demolition and site management plan prepared by ADM dated October 2024 and identified in the Arborist report prepared by DJD Tree Consultancy, Author: Damien Duggan dated 20 August 2023, being Trees numbered 1, 2, 3, 4, 8, 9, 10, 11 & 12 [Total number: nine (9)]. Any branch or root pruning which has been given approval, must be carried out by a qualified arborist in accordance with Australian Standard AS4373 (2007). All tree protection measures are to be installed in accordance with Australian standard AS4970-2009 Protection of Trees on development Sites. Recommendations in arborist’s report to…

98. Footpath Paving City Centre The developer is responsible for the construction of footpath paving for the entire frontage of the development for the full width of the verge & Laneways. The type of paving for this development shall be in accordance with the Wollongong City Council Public Domain Technical Manual & Mall upgrade. A nominal two percent (2%) minimum one percent (1%), maximum two and a half percent (2.5%) cross fall to be provided from property line to back of kerb. Any changes of level, ramps or stairs and associated tactile markers and handrails are to be contained with the property boundary. The driveway entry threshold from the property boundary line to the face of kerb is…

97. Footpath Paving City Centre The developer is responsible for the construction of footpath paving for the entire frontage of the development for the full width of the verge & Laneways. The type of paving for this development shall be in accordance with the Wollongong City Council Public Domain Technical Manual & Mall upgrade. A nominal two percent (2%) minimum one percent (1%), maximum two and a half percent (2.5%) cross fall to be provided from property line to back of kerb. Any changes of level, ramps or stairs and associated tactile markers and handrails are to be contained with the property boundary. The driveway entry threshold from the property boundary line to the face of kerb is…

97. Tree Protection Measures The existing trees are to be retained upon the subject property and any trees on adjoining properties shall not be impacted upon during the excavation or construction phases of the development. This will require the installation and maintenance of appropriate tree protection measures, including (but not necessarily limited to) the following: a. Installation of Tree Protection Fencing - Protective fencing shall be 1.8 metre cyclone chainmesh fence, with posts and portable concrete footings. Details and location of protective fencing must be indicated on the architectural and engineering plans to be submitted to the Principal Certifying Authority prior to release…

96. Tree Protection Measures The existing trees are to be retained upon the subject property and any trees on adjoining properties shall not be impacted upon during the excavation or construction phases of the development. This will require the installation and maintenance of appropriate tree protection measures, including (but not necessarily limited to) the following: a. Installation of Tree Protection Fencing - Protective fencing shall be 1.8 metre cyclone chainmesh fence, with posts and portable concrete footings. Details and location of protective fencing must be indicated on the architectural and engineering plans to be submitted to the Principal Certifying Authority prior to release…

46. Tree Protection Measures The existing trees are to be retained upon the subject property and any trees on adjoining properties shall not be impacted upon during the excavation or construction phases of the development. This will require the installation and maintenance of appropriate tree protection measures, including (but not necessarily limited to) the following: a. Installation of Tree Protection Fencing - Protective fencing shall be 1.8 metre cyclone chainmesh fence, with posts and portable concrete footings. Details and location of protective fencing must be indicated on the architectural and engineering plans to be submitted to the Principal Certifying Authority prior to release…

47. Tree Protection Measures The existing trees are to be retained upon the subject property and any trees on adjoining properties shall not be impacted upon during the excavation or construction phases of the development. This will require the installation and maintenance of appropriate tree protection measures, including (but not necessarily limited to) the following: a. Installation of Tree Protection Fencing - Protective fencing shall be 1.8 metre cyclone chainmesh fence, with posts and portable concrete footings. Details and location of protective fencing must be indicated on the architectural and engineering plans to be submitted to the Principal Certifying Authority prior to release…

27. Footpath Paving The developer is responsible for the construction of footpath paving for the entire frontage of the development. The type of paving for this development is a 1500mm wide, 100mm thick, reinforced, broom finished concrete. A nominal two percent (2%) minimum one percent (1%), maximum two and a half percent (2.5%) cross fall to be provided from property line to back of kerb. Any changes of level, ramps or stairs and associated tactile markers and handrails are to be contained with the property boundary. The driveway entry threshold from the property boundary line to the face of kerb is to be broom finished concrete to match the footpath and be designed to withstand predicted…

99. Street Trees The developer must address the street frontage by installing street tree planting. The number and species for this development is five (5 No.) Brachychiton acerifolius Illawarra Flame Tree to Church Street 200 litre container size & four (4 No.) Livistona australis Cabbage palm tree min. 6m clear trunk to Globe Lane in accordance with AS 2303:2018 Tree stock for landscape use. Street trees are to be installed in accordance with City Centre Public Domain Technical Manual. ‘Before You Dig Australia’ must be consulted prior to any excavation on site. Pot holing must be carried out to determine service location. Street trees must be installed in soil vaults along with a tree…

98. Street Trees The developer must address the street frontage by installing street tree planting. The number and species for this development is five (5 No.) Brachychiton acerifolius Illawarra Flame Tree to Church Street 200 litre container size & four (4 No.) Livistona australis Cabbage palm tree min. 6m clear trunk to Globe Lane in accordance with AS 2303:2018 Tree stock for landscape use. Street trees are to be installed in accordance with City Centre Public Domain Technical Manual. ‘Before You Dig Australia’ must be consulted prior to any excavation on site. Pot holing must be carried out to determine service location. Street trees must be installed in soil vaults along with a tree…

110. Tree Protection Implementation The existing trees are to be retained upon the subject property and any trees on adjoining properties shall not be impacted upon during the excavation or construction phases of the development. This will require the installation and maintenance of appropriate tree protection measures, including (but not necessarily limited to) the following: a) installation of Tree Protection Fencing - Protective fencing shall be 1.8 m cyclone chainmesh fence, with posts and portable concrete footings; b) mulch Tree Protection Zone: Areas within a Tree Protection Zone are to be mulched with minimum 75 mm thick 100% recycled hardwood chip/leaf litter mulch; c) irrigate:…

108. Tree Protection Implementation The existing trees are to be retained upon the subject property and any trees on adjoining properties shall not be impacted upon during the excavation or construction phases of the development. This will require the installation and maintenance of appropriate tree protection measures, including (but not necessarily limited to) the following: a) installation of Tree Protection Fencing - Protective fencing shall be 1.8 m cyclone chainmesh fence, with posts and portable concrete footings; b) mulch Tree Protection Zone: Areas within a Tree Protection Zone are to be mulched with minimum 75 mm thick 100% recycled hardwood chip/leaf litter mulch; c) irrigate:…

59. Tree Protection Prior to commencement of any work on the site, including any demolition, all trees not approved for removal as part of this consent that may be subjected to impacts of this approved development must be protected in accordance with Section 4 of the Australian Standard Protection of Trees on Development Sites (AS 4970:2009). Tree Protection Zones must be established prior to the commencement of any work that will affect trees to be retained and associated with this approved development. No excavation, construction activity, grade changes, storage of materials stockpiling, siting of works sheds, preparation of mixes or cleaning of tools is permitted within Tree Protection…

42. Street Lighting Street lighting is to be provided for all new and existing streets within the proposed subdivision to Wollongong City Council’s standards. The developer must submit a Public Lighting Design Brief to Council for approval for the provision of street lighting on all new public roads dedicated to Council. A street lighting design plan must be prepared by an accredited service provider for contestable works in NSW and submitted to the Energy provider for approval prior to construction. All street lighting must comply with the electricity service provider Street Lighting Policy and illumination requirements. All costs associated with the installation of street lighting must be…

68. Tree Protection Prior to commencement of any work on the site, including any demolition, all trees not approved for removal as part of this consent that may be subjected to impacts of this approved development must be protected in accordance with Section 4 of the Australian Standard Protection of Trees on Development Sites (AS 4970:2009). Tree Protection Zones must be established prior to the commencement of any work associated with this approved development. No excavation, construction activity, grade changes, storage of materials stockpiling, siting of works sheds, preparation of mixes or cleaning of tools is permitted within Tree Protection Zones. Reason: To ensure all parties are…

45. Tree Protection Prior to commencement of any work on the site, including any demolition, all trees not approved for removal as part of this consent that may be subjected to impacts of this approved development must be protected in accordance with Section 4 of the Australian Standard Protection of Trees on Development Sites (AS 4970:2009). Tree Protection Zones must be established prior to the commencement of any work associated with this approved development. No excavation, construction activity, grade changes, storage of materials stockpiling, siting of works sheds, preparation of mixes or cleaning of tools is permitted within Tree Protection Zones. Reason: To ensure all parties are…

46. Tree Protection Prior to commencement of any work on the site, including any demolition, all trees not approved for removal as part of this consent that may be subjected to impacts of this approved development must be protected in accordance with Section 4 of the Australian Standard Protection of Trees on Development Sites (AS 4970:2009). Tree Protection Zones must be established prior to the commencement of any work associated with this approved development. No excavation, construction activity, grade changes, storage of materials stockpiling, siting of works sheds, preparation of mixes or cleaning of tools is permitted within Tree Protection Zones. Reason: To ensure all parties are…

129. Responsibility for Changes to Public Infrastructure While building work is being carried out, the applicant must pay any costs incurred as a result of the approved removal, relocation or reconstruction of infrastructure (including ramps, footpaths, kerbs and gutter, light poles, kerb inlet pits, service provider pits, street trees or any other infrastructure in the street footpath area). Adequate protection must be provided for Council infrastructure prior to work commencing and during building operations. Any damage to Council’s assets shall be made good, prior to the issue of any Occupation Certificate or commencement of the operation. Reason: To ensure payment of approved changes to…

126. Responsibility for Changes to Public Infrastructure While building work is being carried out, the applicant must pay any costs incurred as a result of the approved removal, relocation or reconstruction of infrastructure (including ramps, footpaths, kerbs and gutter, light poles, kerb inlet pits, service provider pits, street trees or any other infrastructure in the street footpath area). Adequate protection must be provided for Council infrastructure prior to work commencing and during building operations. Any damage to Council’s assets shall be made good, prior to the issue of any Occupation Certificate or commencement of the operation. Reason: To ensure payment of approved changes to…

63. Responsibility for Changes to Public Infrastructure While building work is being carried out, the applicant must pay any costs incurred as a result of the approved removal, relocation or reconstruction of infrastructure (including ramps, footpaths, kerbs and gutter, light poles, kerb inlet pits, service provider pits, street trees or any other infrastructure in the street footpath area). Adequate protection must be provided for Council infrastructure prior to work commencing and during building operations. Any damage to Council’s assets shall be made good, prior to the issue of any Occupation Certificate or commencement of the operation. Reason: To ensure payment of approved changes to…

64. Responsibility for Changes to Public Infrastructure While building work is being carried out, the applicant must pay any costs incurred as a result of the approved removal, relocation or reconstruction of infrastructure (including ramps, footpaths, kerbs and gutter, light poles, kerb inlet pits, service provider pits, street trees or any other infrastructure in the street footpath area). Adequate protection must be provided for Council infrastructure prior to work commencing and during building operations. Any damage to Council’s assets shall be made good, prior to the issue of any Occupation Certificate or commencement of the operation. Reason: To ensure payment of approved changes to…

172. Arborist Verification – Street Tree Installation Prior to the issue of Occupation Certificate, the developer must supply certification in the form of a report, including photographic evidence, from an AQF Level 5 Arborist to the Principal Certifier and Wollongong City Council to verify: a. The tree stock complies with AS 2203:2018 Tree Stock for Landscape Use. b. The tree pits and soil vaults have been constructed and the trees installed in accordance with the requirements of the Wollongong City Council City Centre Public Domain Technical Manual and arboricultural best practice. Reason: To comply with the Australian Standards.

166. Arborist Verification – Street Tree Installation Prior to the issue of Occupation Certificate, the developer must supply certification in the form of a report, including photographic evidence, from an AQF Level 5 Arborist to the Principal Certifier and Wollongong City Council to verify: a. The tree stock complies with AS 2203:2018 Tree Stock for Landscape Use. b. The tree pits and soil vaults have been constructed and the trees installed in accordance with the requirements of the Wollongong City Council City Centre Public Domain Technical Manual and arboricultural best practice. Reason: To comply with the Australian Standards.

93. Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) - Landscaping In order to reduce the opportunities for “hiding places” the proposed landscaping must: a) use shrubs/plants which are no higher than 1 metre along access corridors b) the type of trees proposed must have a sufficiently high canopy, when fully grown, so that pedestrian vision is not impeded. c) shrub planting to be set back minimum 1 metre from the edge of any pathways to maintain visibility along paths. Groundcover planting is acceptable. This requirement shall be reflected on the Construction Certificate plans. Reason: To satisfy the requirements of the DCP.

106. Notification to Council of any Damage to Council's Infrastructure Council must be notified in the event of any existing damage to any of Council’s infrastructure including, but not limited to the road, kerb and gutter, road shoulder, footpath, drainage structures and street trees fronting the development prior to the commencement of work. Adequate protection must be provided to Council infrastructure prior to work commencing and during the construction period. Any damage to Council’s assets shall be restored in a satisfactory manner prior to the issue of the Occupation Certificate. Reason: To ensure services are not impacted.

92. Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) - Landscaping In order to reduce the opportunities for “hiding places” the proposed landscaping must: a) use shrubs/plants which are no higher than 1 metre along access corridors b) the type of trees proposed must have a sufficiently high canopy, when fully grown, so that pedestrian vision is not impeded. c) shrub planting to be set back minimum 1 metre from the edge of any pathways to maintain visibility along paths. Groundcover planting is acceptable. This requirement shall be reflected on the Construction Certificate plans. Reason: To satisfy the requirements of the DCP.

105. Notification to Council of any Damage to Council's Infrastructure Council must be notified in the event of any existing damage to any of Council’s infrastructure including, but not limited to the road, kerb and gutter, road shoulder, footpath, drainage structures and street trees fronting the development prior to the commencement of work. Adequate protection must be provided to Council infrastructure prior to work commencing and during the construction period. Any damage to Council’s assets shall be restored in a satisfactory manner prior to the issue of the Occupation Certificate. Reason: To ensure services are not impacted.

61. Notification to Council of any Damage to Council's Infrastructure Council must be notified in the event of any existing damage to any of Council’s infrastructure including, but not limited to the road, kerb and gutter, road shoulder, footpath, drainage structures and street trees fronting the development prior to the commencement of work. Adequate protection must be provided to Council infrastructure prior to work commencing and during the construction period. Any damage to Council’s assets shall be restored in a satisfactory manner prior to the issue of the Subdivision Certificate. Reason: To ensure services are not impacted.

68. Notification to Council of any Damage to Council's Infrastructure Council must be notified in the event of any existing damage to any of Council’s infrastructure including, but not limited to the road, kerb and gutter, road shoulder, footpath, drainage structures and street trees fronting the development prior to the commencement of work. Adequate protection must be provided to Council infrastructure prior to work commencing and during the construction period. Any damage to Council’s assets shall be restored in a satisfactory manner prior to the issue of the Occupation Certificate. Reason: To ensure services are not impacted.

54. Notification to Council of any Damage to Council's Infrastructure Council must be notified in the event of any existing damage to any of Council’s infrastructure including, but not limited to the road, kerb and gutter, road shoulder, footpath, drainage structures and street trees fronting the development prior to the commencement of work. Adequate protection must be provided to Council infrastructure prior to work commencing and during the construction period. Any damage to Council’s assets shall be restored in a satisfactory manner prior to the issue of the Occupation Certificate. Reason: To ensure services are not impacted.

55. Notification to Council of any Damage to Council's Infrastructure Council must be notified in the event of any existing damage to any of Council’s infrastructure including, but not limited to the road, kerb and gutter, road shoulder, footpath, drainage structures and street trees fronting the development prior to the commencement of work. Adequate protection must be provided to Council infrastructure prior to work commencing and during the construction period. Any damage to Council’s assets shall be restored in a satisfactory manner prior to the issue of the Occupation Certificate. Reason: To ensure services are not impacted.

109. Arborist Verification – Street Tree Installation Prior to the issue of Subdivision Certificate, the developer must supply certification in the form of a report, including photographic evidence, from an AQF Level 5 Arborist to the Principal Certifier and Wollongong City Council to verify: a. The tree stock complies with AS 2203:2018 Tree Stock for Landscape Use. b. The tree pits have been constructed and the trees installed in accordance with the requirements of the Wollongong City Council City Centre Public Domain Technical Manual and arboricultural best practice. Reason: To comply with the Australian Standards.

139. Arborist Verification – Street Tree Installation Prior to the issue of Occupation Certificate, the developer must supply certification in the form of a report, including photographic evidence, from an AQF Level 5 Arborist to the Principal Certifier and Wollongong City Council to verify: a. The tree stock complies with AS 2203:2018 Tree Stock for Landscape Use. b. The tree pits have been constructed and the trees installed in accordance with the requirements of the Wollongong City Council City Centre Public Domain Technical Manual and arboricultural best practice. Reason: To comply with the Australian Standards.

139. Arborist Verification - Street Tree Installation Prior to the issue of Occupation Certificate, the developer must supply certification in the form of a report, including photographic evidence, from an AQF Level 5 Arborist to the Principal Certifier and Wollongong City Council to verify: a. The tree stock complies with AS 2203:2018 Tree Stock for Landscape Use. b. The tree pits have been constructed and the trees installed in accordance with the requirements of the Wollongong City Council City Centre Public Domain Technical Manual and arboricultural best practice. Reason: To comply with the Australian Standards.

94. Arborist Verification – Street Tree Installation Prior to the issue of Occupation Certificate, the developer must supply certification in the form of a report, including photographic evidence, from an AQF Level 5 Arborist to the Principal Certifier and Wollongong City Council to verify: a. The tree stock complies with AS 2203:2018 Tree Stock for Landscape Use. b. The tree pits have been constructed and the trees installed in accordance with the requirements of the Wollongong City Council City Centre Public Domain Technical Manual and arboricultural best practice. Reason: To comply with the Australian Standards.

115. Compensatory Planting Before the release of an Occupation Certificate, the developer should make compensatory provision for the trees required to be removed as a result of the development. In this regard, three (3 No.) 400 litre container advanced mature plant stock should be placed within the property boundary of the site in appropriate locations. The suggested species is: Livistona australis Cabbage Tree Palm. A further list of suitable suggested species may be found in Wollongong Development Control Plan 2009 – Chapter E6: Landscaping. Reason: To comply with Council's Development Control Plan.

117. Compensatory Planting Before the release of an Occupation Certificate, the developer should make compensatory provision for the trees required to be removed as a result of the development. In this regard, three (3 No.) 400 litre container advanced mature plant stock should be placed within the property boundary of the site in appropriate locations. The suggested species is: Livistona australis Cabbage Tree Palm. A further list of suitable suggested species may be found in Wollongong Development Control Plan 2009 – Chapter E6: Landscaping. Reason: To comply with Council's Development Control Plan.

78. Tree protection While site or building work is being carried out that will affect trees to be retained, the applicant must maintain all required tree protection measures in good condition in accordance with the construction site management plan required under this consent, the relevant requirements of AS 4970-2009 Protection of trees on development sites and any arborist's report approved under this consent. This includes maintaining adequate soil grades and ensuring all machinery, builders refuse, spoil and materials remain outside tree protection zones. Reason: To protect and retain trees.

108. Pavement Condition Assessment Every 3 months, from the commencement of works, the developer must undertake a condition assessment of the Church Street pavement and also the intersection of Church and Burrelli Street (all areas subject to heavy vehicle maneuvering). Where degradation of the pavement is identified short term repairs must be undertake by the applicant and final mill, re-sheet and line marking of Church Street and the intersection with Burrelli Street. A copy of each condition report WCC including confirmation of any required repairs Reason: To ensure no impact on public assets

110. Pavement Condition Assessment Every 3 months, from the commencement of works, the developer must undertake a condition assessment of the Church Street pavement and also the intersection of Church and Burrelli Street (all areas subject to heavy vehicle maneuvering). Where degradation of the pavement is identified short term repairs must be undertake by the applicant and final mill, re-sheet and line marking of Church Street and the intersection with Burrelli Street. A copy of each condition report WCC including confirmation of any required repairs Reason: To ensure no impact on public assets

169. Compensatory Planting The developer should make compensatory provision for tree planting as part of the development. In this regard, twelve (12 No.) 400 litre container advanced mature plant stock should be placed within the site in appropriate locations. The suggested species are to be selected from the following list: Livistona australis, Archontophoenix cunninghaminana. A further list of suitable suggested species may be found in Wollongong Development Control Plan 2009 – Chapter E6: Landscaping. Reason: To comply with Council's Development Control Plan.

38. Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) - Landscaping In order to reduce the opportunities for “hiding places” the proposed landscaping must: a. Use shrubs/plants which are no higher than one (1) metre. b. The type of trees proposed must have a sufficiently high canopy, when fully grown, so that pedestrian vision is not impeded. c. Be set back one metre from the centre of the pathway. This requirement shall be reflected on the Construction Certificate plans. Reason: To satisfy the requirements of Australian Standards.

23. Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) - Landscaping In order to reduce the opportunities for “hiding places” the proposed landscaping must: a. Use shrubs/plants which are no higher than one 500mm. b. The type of trees proposed must have a sufficiently high canopy, when fully grown, so that pedestrian vision is not impeded. c. Be set back 1 metre from the centre of the pathway. This requirement shall be reflected on the Subdivision Works Certificate plans. Reason: To satisfy the requirements of Australian Standards.

171. Completion of Landscape and Tree Works Before the issue of an Occupation Certificate, the Principal Certifier must be satisfied that all landscape and tree works, including pruning in accordance with AS 4373-2007 Pruning of amenity trees and the removal of all noxious weed species, have been completed in accordance with the approved plans and any relevant conditions of this consent. Reason: To ensure the approved landscaping works have been completed in accordance with the approved landscaping plan(s).

92. Completion of landscape and tree works Before the issue of an Occupation Certificate, the Principal Certifier must be satisfied that all landscape and tree works, including pruning in accordance with AS 4373-2007 Pruning of amenity trees and the removal of all noxious weed species, have been completed in accordance with the approved plans and any relevant conditions of this consent. Reason: To ensure the approved landscaping works have been completed in accordance with the approved landscaping plan(s).

57. Supervising Arborist - Tree Inspection and Installation of Tree Protection Measures Prior to the commencement of any demolition, excavation or construction works that will affect trees to be retained, the supervising Arborist must certify in writing that tree protection measures have been inspected and installed in accordance with the Arborist’s recommendations and relevant conditions of this consent. Reason: To ensure all parties are aware of the approved plans and supporting documentation.

106. Responsibility for Changes to Public Infrastructure 29 DA-2024/502 While building work is being carried out, the applicant must pay any costs incurred as a result of the approved removal, relocation or reconstruction of infrastructure (including ramps, footpaths, kerbs and gutter, light poles, kerb inlet pits, service provider pits, street trees or any other infrastructure in the street footpath area). Reason: To ensure payment of approved changes to public infrastructure.

106. Responsibility for Changes to Public Infrastructure While building work is being carried out, the applicant must pay any costs incurred as a result of the approved removal, relocation or reconstruction of infrastructure (including ramps, footpaths, kerbs and gutter, light poles, kerb inlet pits, service provider pits, street trees or any other infrastructure in the street footpath area). Reason: To ensure payment of approved changes to public infrastructure.

72. Responsibility for changes to public infrastructure While building work is being carried out, the applicant must pay any costs incurred as a result of the approved removal, relocation or reconstruction of infrastructure (including ramps, footpaths, kerbs and gutter, light poles, kerb inlet pits, service provider pits, street trees or any other infrastructure in the street footpath area). Reason: To ensure payment of approved changes to public infrastructure.

94. Responsibility for Changes to Public Infrastructure While building work is being carried out, the applicant must pay any costs incurred as a result of the approved removal, relocation or reconstruction of infrastructure (including ramps, footpaths, kerbs and gutter, light poles, kerb inlet pits, service provider pits, street trees or any other infrastructure in the street footpath area). Reason: To ensure payment of approved changes to public infrastructure.

109. Copy of Consent in the Possession of Person carrying out Tree Removal The applicant must ensure that any person carrying out tree removal is in possession of this development consent and the approved landscape plan, in respect to the vegetation which has been given approval to be removed in accordance with this consent. Reason: To ensure all parties are aware of the approved plans and supporting documentation. Prior to the issue of an Occupation Certificate

111. Copy of Consent in the Possession of Person carrying out Tree Removal The applicant must ensure that any person carrying out tree removal is in possession of this development consent and the approved landscape plan, in respect to the vegetation which has been given approval to be removed in accordance with this consent. Reason: To ensure all parties are aware of the approved plans and supporting documentation. Prior to the issue of an Occupation Certificate

111. Supervising Arborist - Tree Inspection and Installation of Tree Protection Measures Prior to the commencement of any demolition, excavation or construction works, the supervising Arborist must certify in writing that tree protection measures have been inspected and installed in accordance with the Arborist’s recommendations and relevant conditions of this consent. Reason: To ensure all parties are aware of the approved plans and supporting documentation.

109. Supervising Arborist - Tree Inspection and Installation of Tree Protection Measures Prior to the commencement of any demolition, excavation or construction works, the supervising Arborist must certify in writing that tree protection measures have been inspected and installed in accordance with the Arborist’s recommendations and relevant conditions of this consent. Reason: To ensure all parties are aware of the approved plans and supporting documentation.

47. Supervising Arborist - Tree Inspection and Installation of Tree Protection Measures Prior to the commencement of any demolition, excavation or construction works, the supervising Arborist must certify in writing that tree protection measures have been inspected and installed in accordance with the Arborist’s recommendations and relevant conditions of this consent. Reason: To ensure all parties are aware of the approved plans and supporting documentation.

48. Supervising Arborist - Tree Inspection and Installation of Tree Protection Measures Prior to the commencement of any demolition, excavation or construction works, the supervising Arborist must certify in writing that tree protection measures have been inspected and installed in accordance with the Arborist’s recommendations and relevant conditions of this consent. Reason: To ensure all parties are aware of the approved plans and supporting documentation.

66. Supevising Arborist - Tree Inspection and Installation of Tree Protection Measures Prior to the commencement of any demolition, excavation or construction works, the supervising Arborist must certify in writing that tree protection measures have been inspected and installed in accordance with the Arborist’s recommendations and relevant conditions of this consent. Reason: To ensure all parties are aware of the approved plans and supporting documentation.

103. Copy of Consent in the Possession of Person carrying out Tree Removal The Developer/Applicant must ensure that any person carrying out tree removal is in possession of this development consent and/or the approved landscape plan, in respect to the tree(s) which has/have been given approval to be removed in accordance with this consent. Reason: To ensure all parties are aware of the approved plans and supporting documentation.

103. Copy of Consent in the Possession of Person Carrying out Tree Removal The Developer/Applicant must ensure that any person carrying out tree removal is in possession of this development consent and/or the approved landscape plan, in respect to the tree(s) which has/have been given approval to be removed in accordance with this consent. Reason: To ensure all parties are aware of the approved plans and supporting documentation.

70. Copy of Consent in the Possession of Person carrying out Tree Removal The Developer/Applicant must ensure that any person carrying out tree removal is in possession of this development consent and/or the approved landscape plan, in respect to the tree(s) which has/have been given approval to be removed in accordance with this consent. Reason: To ensure all parties are aware of the approved plans and supporting documentation.

88. Copy of Consent in the Possession of Person carrying out Tree Removal The Developer/Applicant must ensure that any person carrying out tree removal is in possession of this development consent and/or the approved landscape plan, in respect to the tree(s) which has/have been given approval to be removed in accordance with this consent. Reason: To ensure all parties are aware of the approved plans and supporting documentation.

107. Completion of Landscape and Tree Works Before the issue of the Subdivision Certificate, the Principal Certifier must be satisfied that all landscape and tree works, including pruning in accordance with AS 4373-2007 Pruning of amenity trees and the removal of all noxious weed species, have been completed in accordance with the approved plans and any relevant conditions of this consent. Reason: To comply with the legislation.

130. Copy of Consent in the Possession of Person carrying out Tree Removal The applicant must ensure that any person carrying out tree removal is in possession of this development consent and the approved landscape plan, in respect to the vegetation which has been given approval to be removed in accordance with this consent. Reason: To ensure all parties are aware of the approved plans and supporting documentation.

127. Copy of Consent in the Possession of Person carrying out Tree Removal The applicant must ensure that any person carrying out tree removal is in possession of this development consent and the approved landscape plan, in respect to the vegetation which has been given approval to be removed in accordance with this consent. Reason: To ensure all parties are aware of the approved plans and supporting documentation.

9. Coal Washery Rejects Any Coal Washery Reject (CWR) material retained or reused on site is to comply with Australian Standard AS3798 Guidelines on Earthworks for Commercial and Residential Developments, unless located within the Tree Protection Zones. Reason: To comply with Council's Development Control Plan and protect neighbourhood amenity.

106. Compensatory Planting The developer must make compensatory provision for the trees required to be removed as a result of the development. The completion of compensatory planting as per the final approved Landscape Plan is required, prior to the issue of a Subdivision Certificate Reason: To comply with Council's Development Control Plan.

105. Treatment of any Tree Damage by a Supervised Arborist Any damage inflicted on a tree during the construction phase which has been nominated for retention shall be treated by an approved arborist at the developer’s expense. Reason: To ensure all parties are aware of the approved plans and supporting documentation.

90. Treatment of any Tree Damage by a Supervised Arborist Any damage inflicted on a tree during the construction phase which has been nominated for retention shall be treated by an approved arborist at the developer’s expense. Reason: To ensure all parties are aware of the approved plans and supporting documentation.

120. Dilapidation Report The developer shall submit a Dilapidation Report recording the condition of the existing streetscape, street trees and adjoining reserve prior to work commencing and include a detailed description of elements and photographic record. Reason: To ensure public assets are not impacted.