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Section 5 Hume City Design Details and Technical Notes for Open Space Appendices

October 2003

OCTOBER 2003 HUME CITY DESIGN DETAILS AND TECHNICAL NOTES FOR OPEN SPACE

TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION ..................................................................................................................................4

APPENDICES ........................................................................................................................................5

1 PLANT INSTALLATION ...........................................................................................................6 1.1 DETAIL OF TUBESTOCK PLANTING IN JUTEMAT (CONTINUOUS OR SQUARES)..........................7 1.2 DETAIL OF EVERGREEN TREE PLANTING OVER 2M TALL.........................................................8 1.3 DETAIL OF TREE GUARD .........................................................................................................9 1.4 DETAIL OF EVERGREEN TREE PLANTING UNDER 2M TALL.....................................................10 1.5 DETAIL OF SHRUB PLANTING................................................................................................11 1.6 DETAIL OF INDICATIVE ROUNDABOUT PLANTING.................................................................12 1.7 DETAIL OF INDICATIVE TREE PLANTING IN ROUNDABOUT ....................................................13 1.8 DETAIL OF GRADE REQUIREMENTS FOR PLANTING AND ACCESS...........................................14

2 IRRIGATION DETAILS...........................................................................................................15 2.1 DETAIL OF OVAL IRRIGATION ...............................................................................................16 2.2 DETAIL OF AUTOMATIC POP-UP SPRAYHEAD, SPRINKLER CONNECTION................................17 2.3 DETAIL OF SECTION OF VALVES AND VALVE BOX. ...............................................................18 2.4 IRRIGATED KICKABOUT AREA CONSTRUCTION DETAIL .........................................................19

3 PLAYSPACE DESIGN CHECKLIST......................................................................................20 3.1 PLAYSPACE DESIGN CHECKLIST ..........................................................................................20

4 PATH CONSTRUCTION DETAILS .......................................................................................21 4.1 DETAIL OF GRANITIC GRAVEL PATH. ....................................................................................22 4.2 DETAIL OF ASPHALT FOOTPATH WITH BRICK SWALE. ...........................................................23 4.3 DETAIL OF COLOURED CONCRETE PAVING WITH TILE BANDING. ..........................................24 4.4 DETAIL OF RESERVE PATH, SHARED FOOT/BICYCLE PATH.....................................................25

5 BOLLARD AND FENCING DETAILS ...................................................................................26 5.1 DETAIL OF TIMBER POST & RAIL BARRIER ............................................................................27 5.2 DETAIL OF TIMBER POST & STEEL RAIL BARRIER..................................................................28 5.3 DETAIL OF GABLE END BOLLARD .........................................................................................29 5.4 DETAIL OF BEVEL END BOLLARD..........................................................................................30 5.5 DETAIL OF GABLE END BOLLARD WITH RECESS. ...................................................................31 5.6 DETAIL OF REMOVABLE BOLLARD AND SQUARE OPTIONS ....................................................32

6 PARK FURNITURE DETAILS ................................................................................................33 6.1 DETAIL OF TIMBER SLAT BENCH...........................................................................................34 6.2 DETAIL OF METAL BENCH SEAT. ...........................................................................................35 6.3 DETAIL OF PICNIC TABLE WITH ATTACHED SEATS. ...............................................................36 6.4 DETAIL OF PICNIC TABLE WITH NON-ATTACHED SEATS. .......................................................37 6.5 DETAIL OF TABLE AND SEAT FIXING. ....................................................................................38 6.6 DETAIL OF DRINKING FOUNTAIN – STANDARD......................................................................39 6.7 DETAIL OF DRINKING FOUNTAIN – ACCESSIBLE....................................................................40 6.8 DETAIL OF RUBBISH BIN ENCLOSURE....................................................................................41 6.9 DETAIL OF RUBBISH BIN SECURITY POSTS. ...........................................................................42 6.10 DETAIL OF BIKE RACK AND FOOTINGS. .................................................................................43 6.11 DETAIL OF RESERVE POLE LIGHT. .........................................................................................44 6.12 DETAIL OF ELECTRIC BBQ UNIT. .........................................................................................45

7 SIGNAGE GUIDELINES ..........................................................................................................46 7.1 FORMATTING........................................................................................................................46

7.1.1 Colour.............................................................................................................................46

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7.1.2 Font.................................................................................................................................46 7.1.3 Heading ..........................................................................................................................46 7.1.4 Information Area ............................................................................................................46 7.1.5 Bottom Strip....................................................................................................................46

7.2 DETAIL OF FACILITY NAME SIGNAGE....................................................................................47 7.2.1 Uses ................................................................................................................................47 7.2.2 Locations ........................................................................................................................47 7.2.3 Construction notes ..........................................................................................................47

7.3 DETAIL OF INTERPRETATION SIGNAGE .................................................................................48 7.3.1 Uses ................................................................................................................................48 7.3.2 Locations ........................................................................................................................48 7.3.3 Construction notes ..........................................................................................................48

7.4 DETAIL OF GATEWAY SIGNAGE ............................................................................................49 7.4.1 Uses ................................................................................................................................49 7.4.2 Locations ........................................................................................................................49 7.4.3 Construction notes ..........................................................................................................49

7.5 DETAIL OF SUBURB SIGNAGE................................................................................................50 7.5.1 Uses ................................................................................................................................50 7.5.2 Locations ........................................................................................................................50 7.5.3 Construction notes ..........................................................................................................50

8 SHELTERS AND GAZEBOS....................................................................................................51 8.1 DETAIL OF HEXAGONAL PICNIC PAVILION. ...........................................................................52 8.2 DETAIL OF SQUARE PICNIC PAVILION ...................................................................................53

9 WATER FEATURES AND WETLAND DETAILS................................................................54 9.1 DETAIL OF STORMWATER OUTLET FOR LARGE DIAMETER PIPES ...........................................55 9.2 DETAIL OF EPHEMERAL POND & SETTLING POND .................................................................56 9.3 DETAIL OF PERMANENT ORNAMENTAL POND......................................................................57

10 RECOMMENDED SPECIES LIST..........................................................................................58

11 GUIDE TO REVEGETATION IN HUME WITH INDIGENOUS SPECIES ......................59

12 NEW ASSET INSPECTION SHEET .......................................................................................60

13 LIST OF INDIGENOUS PLANT SUPPLIERS.......................................................................61

14 LANDSCAPE TREATMENTS TABLE...................................................................................62 14.1 APPROPRIATE LANDSCAPE TREATMENTS FOR NEIGHBOURHOOD LANDSCAPE CHARACTER TYPES 62 14.2 APPROPRIATE CANDSCAPE TREATMENTS FOR SUBREGIONAL LANDSCAPE CHARACTER TYPES 63 14.3 APPROPRIATE LANDSCAPE TREATMENTS FOR REGIONAL LANDSCAPE CHARACTER TYPES....64 14.4 APPROPRIATE LANDSCAPE TREATMENTS FOR ROADSIDE LANDSCAPES.................................65

15 LIST OF REFERRAL DOCUMENTS .....................................................................................66

16 POLICY FOR THE PROTECTION OF VEGETATION IN IDENTIFIED VEGETATION PROTECTION AREAS (VPAS).........................................................................................................67

16.1 POLICY BASIS.......................................................................................................................67 16.2 OBJECTIVE ...........................................................................................................................67 16.3 POLICY.................................................................................................................................67 16.4 NON-COMPLIANCE DIRECTIVE..............................................................................................68 16.5 REVIEW................................................................................................................................68


INTRODUCTION These appendices form the second part of the Hume City Council Design Details and Technical Notes for Open Space document.


APPENDICES Appendix 1 Plant installation Appendix 2 Irrigation details Appendix 3 Kickabout area construction detail Appendix 4 Playspace design checklist Appendix 5 Path construction details Appendix 6 Bollard and fencing details Appendix 7 Park furniture details Appendix 8 Signage guidelines Appendix 9 Shelters and gazebos Appendix 10 Water features and wetland details Appendix 11 Recommended species list Appendix 12 Guide to revegetation in Hume with indigenous species Appendix 13 New asset inspection sheet Appendix 14 List of indigenous plant suppliers Appendix 15 Landscape treatments table Appendix 16 List of referral documents Appendix 17 Hume City Council Vegetation Protection Policy


1 PLANT INSTALLATION


1.1 Detail of tubestock planting in jutemat (continuous or squares)

20-25mm Ø TUBE STO CK TO BE H EALTH Y-DISEASE FREE SPECIMENS. WATER TUBES TH E DAY O F PLANTING , R EMOVE PLANT FROM TUBES AT TIME O F PLANTING

PR O TECT TUBE STO CK WITH 3No. 750x18x225mm H .W. STAKES DRIVEN 150mm INTO GR O UND AND 450 X 350 X 1 mm EXTR UDED POLYETHYLENE TR EE GUAR D (WH ER E NECESSAR Y) INSTALLED AT GROUND LEVEL AND SLEEVES TAUGH T BETWEEN STAKES

O VER -EXCAVATE H O LE BY AT LEAST TWO TIMES POT VOLUME. ENSURE SIDES O F H O LE AR E R O UGH ENED. BACKFILL WITH SITE SOIL. WATER AFTER PLANTING AND DUR ING ESTABLISHMENT PERIOD.

EXISTING SITE SO IL (UNCULTIVATED)NO TE: IN SO ME CIR CUMSTANCES SITE SO IL WILL REQUIRE CULTIVATION.

CO NTINUO US MAX-JUTE F IBR E MAT R O LL (R EFER DIMENSIONS BELOW) STEEL PINNED O R PEGGED AT A R ATE O F 2-3 PINS/PEGS PER MTRE. SQ. O VER LAP AT JO INTS BY 300mmORPLACE 600mm SQ . JUTE MAT F IBR E SQ UAR ES AND SECURE BY DIGGING O UTER 100mm EDGES F IR MLY INTO GR O UND AND STEEL PEGGED AT COR NERS

JUTEMAT R O LL DIMENSIONS: LENGTH : 30mWIDTH S AVAILABLE: 370mm, 600mm, 1830mm, AND 3660mm.MASS: Thick - 750-800gms/mtre.sq.DENSITY : Thick -125-130kg/mtre.cubed

STEEL PIN O R PEG

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1.2 Detail of evergreen tree planting over 2m tall

TR EES STAKED & TIED TO 3 No. 1800x25x25mm H .W.STAKES WITH FLEXIBLE R UBBER O R CANVAS IN FIGURE '8' CO NFIGURATION

ROOTBALL

SAUCER -SH APED BO WL FORMED TO HOLD AT LEAST 4 LITR ES OF WATER

100gm O F O SMO CO TE SLO W R ELEASE FERTILISER O R SIMILAR . ADD WATER STORING GRANULES ACCO R DING TO MANUFACTUR ER 'S INSTRUCTIONS.

75mm LAYER O F SH R EDDED PINE WOOD MULCH TO 1m DIAMETER

PR O PO SED EVER GR EEN TREE TO BE H EALTH Y DISEASE-FR EE SPECIMENS. WATER TR EES IN TH EIR POTS THE DAY OF PLANTING AND R EMO VE FROM POTS AT TIME O F PLANTING.

EXISTING SO IL PROFILE

O VER -EXCAVATE H O LE BY AT LEAST THREE TIMES PO T WIDTH . ENSUR E SIDES OF HOLE AR E R O UGH ENED. BACKFILL WITH IMPORTED WEEDFR EE TO PSO IL, IF R EQUIRED. WATER IMMMEDIATELY AFTER PLANTING AND R EGULAR LY DUR ING EXTABLISHMENT PERIOD.

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PLACE 65/90mm DIAMETER AG-PIPE INTO PLANT H O LE PR IO R TO PLANTING TO EXTEND 25mm O NLY ABO VE FINISHED MULCH LEVEL

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1.3 Detail of tree guard

GALVANISED STEEL SOLID R OD R INGS

GALVANISED STEEL PLATE FINS

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F IX TREE GR ATE TO GR O UND AS PER MANUFACTURER'S DIR ECTIONS

PO WDER CO ATED - CO LO UR TO CO UNCIL'S APPR OVAL

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LOWER R INGS

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1.4 Detail of evergreen tree planting under 2m tall

TR EES STAKED & TIED TO 2 NO . 1500x25x25mm H .W.STAKES WITH FLEXIBLE R UBBER OR CANVAS IN F IGUR E '8' CO NFIGURATION

R OOT BALL

SAUCER -SH APED BO WL FO R MED TO HOLD AT LEAST 4 LITR ES OF WATER

100gm O F O SMO CO TE SLO W R ELEASE FERTILISER O R SIMILAR . ADD WATER STORING GRANULES ACCO R DING TO MANUFACTUR ER 'S INSTRUCTIONS.

75mm LAYER O F SH R EDDED PINE WOOD MULCH TO 1m DIAMETER

PR O PO SED EVER GR EEN TR EE TO BE HEALTHY DISEASE-FR EE SPECIMENS. WATER TREES IN TH EIR PO TS TH E DAY O F PLANTING AND REMOVE FR O M PO TS AT TIME OF PLANTING.

EXISTING SO IL PROFILE

O VER -EXCAVATE H O LE BY AT LEAST THREE TIMES PO T WIDTH . ENSUR E SIDES OF HOLE ARE R O UGH ENED. BACKFILL WITH IMPORTED, WEEDFR EE TO PSO IL, IF R EQ UIRED. WATER TREES IMMEDIATELY AFTER PLANTING AND REGULARLY DUR ING EXTABLISH MENT PERIOD.

EXISTING SUBGRADE

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1.5 Detail of shrub planting

150mm LAYER O F IMPO R TED GO O D Q UALITY, FREE DRAINING TOPSOIL.

75mm LAYER O F SH R EDDED PINE WOOD MULCH

150mm LAYER CULTIVATED SITE SOIL

SPR EAD O SMO CO TE SLO W R ELEASE FER TILISER OR SIMILAR @ 15gm/TUBE, 25gm/150mm PO T, 50gm/300mm POT.

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SH R UBS TO BE H EALTH Y-DISEASE FR EE SPECIMENS. TYPICAL SHRUB FROM 150-300mm DIAMETER PO TS. WATER PLANTS IN THEIR POTS THE DAY OF PLANTING AND R EMO VE PLANT FROM POT

O VER -EXCAVATE H O LE BY AT LEAST THREE TIMES POT WIDTH . ENSUR E SIDES O F H O LE AR E ROUGHENED. BACKFILL WITH IMPO R TED TO PSO IL. WATER EACH PLANT IMMEDIATELY AFTER PLANTING AND REGULARLY DURING ESTABLISH MENT PERIOD.

EXISTING SUBGRADE

S H R U B P L A N T I N G I NG A R D E N B E D


PLA NTING DETAILS

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1.6 Detail of Indicative roundabout planting

NOTE:PR EPAR E AR EAS TO BE PLANTED BY SPRAYING WITH 2 APPLICATIO NS O F R O UND-UP. FO LLO WED BY AN APPLICATION OF GYPSUM AT A R ATE O F 1kg/metre sq. AND THEN BY CULTIVATING TO A DEPTH O F 200mm. SUPPLY AND SPR EAD IMPROVED TOPSOIL TO 75mm BELO W TO P O F KER BS. LIGHTLY COMPACT TOPSOIL. DEPTH O F SO IL WILL VAR Y . SUPPLY AND SPREAD 75mm DEPTH O F F INE BAR K MULCH O VER GAR DEN BED AREAS. SUPPLY AND PLANT ALL TR EES, SH R UBS AND GR O UNDCOVERS ACCORDING TO R ELEVANT DETAILS. WATER EACH PLANT THOROUGHLY AFTER PLANTING.

INDICATIVE TUFTING PLANTS (150mm PO TS) R ATES O F PLANTING PER SQ METRE:Dietes bicolor - 3Kniphof ia cultivars - 3Phormium cultivars - 4Lomandra longifolia - 4

INDICATIVE SH R UBS AND GROUNDCOVERR ATES O F PLANTING PER METRE. SQ:Carpet R ose cultivars - 3Cistus salv iifolius - 2O steospermum cultivars - 3

PLANTING SET BACK 3m FROM EDGE O F R O AD INF ILLED WITH PAVING

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PLANTING DETAILS

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1.7 Detail of indicative tree planting in roundabout

NOTE:PR EPAR E AR EAS TO BE PLANTED BY SPRAYING WITH 2 APPLICATIO NS O F R O UND-UP. FO LLO WED BY AN APPLICATION OF GYPSUM AT A R ATE O F 1kg/metre sq. AND THEN BY CULTIVATING TO A DEPTH O F 200mm. SUPPLY AND SPR EAD IMPROVED TOPSOIL TO 75mm BELO W TO P O F KER BS. LIGHTLY COMPACT TOPSOIL. DEPTH O F SO IL WILL VAR Y . SUPPLY AND SPREAD 75mm DEPTH O F F INE BAR K MULCH O VER GAR DEN BED AREAS. SUPPLY AND PLANT ALL TR EES, SH R UBS AND GR O UNDCOVERS ACCORDING TO R ELEVANT DETAILS. WATER EACH PLANT THOROUGHLY AFTER PLANTING.

TR EE

PLANTING SET BACK 3m FROM EDGE O F R O AD INF ILLED WITH PAVING

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PLANTING DETAILS

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1.8 Detail of grade requirements for planting and access

MAXIMUM PLANTED BANK - 1:2 GRADE

MAXIMUM GR ASSED BANK - 1:4 GRADE

MAXIMUM DISABLED ACCESS (HARD OR SO FT) - 1:12 GRADE

H O R IZO NTAL PLANE - 0:0

GR ADES STEEPER TH AN 1:2 REQUIRE APPR O PR IATE R ETAINING WALLS/ STR UCTURES

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NOTE:WH ER E UNAVO IDABLE, SLO PE MAY BE BENCH ED. BENCHES ARE TO BE NO MORE THAN 1.2m H IGH AND AT LEAST 2m WIDE, WITH A TO P SET BACK OF AT LEAST 3m.

G R A D E R E Q U I R E M E N T S F O RP L A N T I N G A N D A C C E S S

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2 IRRIGATION DETAILS


2.1 Detail of oval irrigation

LAYOU T DEPEND ING ON SPR AYH EAD TYPE, PIPE SIZE AN D WATER VALVE PRESSUR E AN D VELO CITY

AUTO MATIC PO P-UP SPRAYHEAD IRR IGATIO N

Q UICK CO UPLER VALVELO CATIO N FO R TURF WICKETS O NLY

Stand ardsAll m ater ia ls a nd wor km an sh ip s ha ll b e the best of the ir r es pe ctive kind , co mp ly in g to the standards: A.S. 1477 Pa r ts 1 - 6 U .P.V.C. pipes and fittings for p res sur e a ppl ica tions.

A.S. 1462 Me th od s fo r te stin g unplas ticised P.V.C. p ip e fittings.

A.S. 2032 Co de o f Pr ac tice for ins ta ll atio n of P.V.C. pipe s ys te ms.

A.S. 3000 S.A.A. Wiring Rules.

A.S. 2053 U .P.V.C. wire.

A.S. 3147 Wiring.

Water SupplyD ete rmine water sup ply pr ess ure an d flow ra te p rior to un de rtakin g design.

Pro te ctio n Of W or ks And SafetyPro te ct wor ks b y th e er ec tion o f all necessary b ar ri er s an d sa fe ty s ig ns to ma ke trenchwork safe.

Control lerVar io us c on tr ol le rs fro m so lar powered to e le ctro me ch an ic al a re a va il ab le . Controller to be c om pa tible wi th d es ig n de ma nds of valves and s ta tion s. N om in ate co ntro ll er a nd station and p ro gr am ming c yc le . 240 vo lt p ower i s required to o per ate co ntr oll ers.

W ir in g CableAll wir es a re to be P.V.C. or p oly-sh ea th ed gauge 7 /.050, 1 .5 s q.mm b ui ld in g wi re . An in dividu al s ta tion wir e is to be ins ta ll ed fro m each solenoid valve to th e ap pr op riate co ntro ll er l oc ation. The c om mo n wi re s fo r ea ch c on tr ol le r shall be colour c od ed , an d statio n wi re s co de d by colour or n um be r. Al l wi ring d etai ls a re to be included on the 'as la id' dr awings.

W ir e co nn ec tion s ar e to b e ma de with the use of ' Dr y Sp lice ', R ain Bi rd Sna p- Ti te connectors p ro vide d co mp atib le s ea la nt i s us ed or heat shrink c on ne ctor s. Se alan ts tha t diss olve o r me lt P.V.C. s he athing wou ld n ot b e acceptable.

As sh own on the d es ig n plan , sp ar e wi res are to be l eft - ta pe d an d lo op ed in a va lve box.

R is er s mu st b e ch ec ke d to e ns ur e th at there are no l ea ks a nd a ll a re ins ta ll ed to su it the l evel of the g rou nd.

Valve b ox l id s ar e to b e in stal le d fl us h wi th the finishe d s urface.

Irr ig atio n pipe wo rk to be e xc avated to ensure a c over o f 350m m over m ainl in es a nd laterals. T re nc he s ar e to b e th or ou gh ly c ompacted with s elec te d exca va te d to p so il . Sho uld exca vated soil b e fo un d un su itab le to us e as b ac kfil l, s an d filling o f tr en ch es wil l be required.

Whe re s ol id r oc k is e nc ou nter ed during trench e xc avatio n, r eq ue st a n in sp ec tion o f the open tre nc h. Ro ck s ha ll b e me as ur ed in the solid, jointly b etwe en r ep re se ntatives o f th e Irrigation Sub -Con tr ac to r an d th e Su pe rinten dent. No a llowan ce wil l be m ad e fo r over e xcavation.

All p ip e jo in ting is to b e ca rr ie d ou t in accordance with th e ma nu fa ctur er 's r ecommendation.

Valve wir in g is to be tap ed a t th re e (3) metre inter va ls a nd loc ated in th e sa me trench under the p ipe.

The s ys te m is to be tho ro ug hly fl ushed before fitti ng s pr in kler s wh ic h ar e to b e in stal led and set to su it the fin is he d surface.

As-B uilt DrawingPro vide the Cou nc il 's R ep re se ntative with the ins tr uc tion m an ua l an d co py o f th e as-built d ra wing whe n th e sy stem is co mpleted and c om miss io ne d. D ra wing to clea rly show pipe s izes , va lve ty pe s, loc atio ns , fi ttin gs a nd cable r ou te s.

CommissioningTes ting o f th e sy stem wil l be p er fo rmed after c om pletio n of the ins ta ll atio n an d any repairs n ec es sa ry to pu t th e sy stem into pr oper working o rd er . I t is e xtre me ly imp or ta nt tha t any overspray which c an b e el im in ated fro m pa ve d surfaces is a djus te d by PCS s cr ee ns o r if r eq ui red re-position s prinklers.

ValvesAn is olatin g br as s ga te valve a nd d ou ble check valve s ha ll b e in stal le d at the tap ping point.

Valve s sh al l clos ely ma tc h th e re le vant pipe size a nd flo w ra te d es ig na te d. On ly o ne s olenoid valve p er c on tr ol le r statio n sh all be wired.

Valve BoxesAll valve s ar e to b e ho us ed in lo ckab le b oxes of s ufficien t si ze to al lo w th e va lves to be s erviced witho ut d ig ging . Plac e va lve bo xe s on a b rick b as e.

SprinklersAll s pr in kler h ea ds s ha ll h ave a disc harge of water c om pa tible to the p ip e la yo ut a nd d elivery pressure o f th e ta pp in g po in t. Ma ke a djus tm en ts for throw o f in dividu al s pr ay h ea ds p rior to commissioning o f se rvic e an d Pr ac tica l Co mp le tion . Various s pr in ke r ty pe s an d op er atio n ar e available. It is p re fe ra ble th at the o ne b ra nd o f sp rinkler is used thr ou gh ou t th e pr ojec t. Ens ur e th at s prinklers are s et a t he ad to he ad s pa cing s an d compatible s pa cing to fl ow r ates a nd pressure.

RisersEac h po p- up s pr in kler wou ld b e in stalled on a p oly- ar ticu la te d ri se r to p ro vide a n easy means of h eigh t ad ju stme nt. Sch ed ule 80 15m m P.V.C. pipe to be u se d as risers.

Pip eworkCla ss 12 rigid U.P.V.C. s olve nt welde d pipe work wou ld b e us ed for m ainl in e an d la te ra l lines. Class 12 po ly pie to c er ta in g ar de n locations.

All s pr in kler l in es a nd m ains s ha ll b e installed with a m in im um c over o f 350m m. In te rior o f pipes s ha ll b e ke pt fre e fr om d ir t or d eb ris. Open ends of p ip e sh al l be kep t se aled d ur in g th e laying process. Tur n on valve s to e ac h statio n to flu sh l ines out b efor e fi ttin g sp rayheads.

Ins ta ll atio n TestingIns ta ll atio n of the s ys te m sh al l be c om pleted in full c om pl ia nc e wi th the a pp ro pr ia te Australian Sta nd ar ds.

At ea ch s olen oid as se mb ly , wi re o f sufficient l en gth wi ll b e lo op ed to al lo w fo r future m ainten an ce.

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PO P-UP SPR INKLER TO R O 606's AND 560P,FALCO N 7005's AND 8005's OR SIMILAR H UNTER or R AINBIRD HEADS

AR TICULATED R ISER S FO R BOTH 606'S AND 570P SER IES TO R O SPRINKLER HEADS

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2.3 Detail of Section of valves and valve box.

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CO MMO N WIR E TAPED AT 3M CTS.

MAINLINE SUPPLY

CO MMO N WIR E TAPED AT 3 METR E CENTRES

CAR BO N 1419B (OR SIMILAR ) VALVE BOX

GATE VALVE

GR O UND LEVEL

CO NTR O L WIR E TAPED AT 3M CTS.

EXISTING SITE SOIL

PLASTIC LID

S E C T I O N O F V A L V E S A N DV A L V E B O X


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2.4 irrigated kickabout area construction detail

H Y DR O SEEDED LAWN O R INSTANT TUR F BEING A MIX OF -70% F INE TUR F TYPE R YE VARIETIES X 320% CR EEPING R ED FESCUE10% COUCH

150mm LAYER LIGH TLY R O LLED IMPO R TED TOPSOIL 50/50 MIX O F BLACK SANDY LO AM AND MEDIUM TEXTURED GREY- BR O WN LOAM(PR O VIDE SO IL TEST FO R COUNCIL APPROVAL)

NO MINAL DEPTH O F SELECTED Q UALITY FILL MATERIAL: 150mm O R AS R EQ UIR ED TO ACH IEVE FINAL LEVEL R ELATIVE TO EXISTING LEVEL. SUPPLY SAMPLE OF IMPO R TED TO PSO IL AND PR O PO SED FILL MATERIAL AND SO IL TEST R ESULTS FO R CO UNCIL APPROVAL PRIOR TO O R DER ING . WH ER E PO SSIBLE SALVAGE EXISTING SITE TOP SO IL BY STR IPPING AND STOCKPILING PRIOR TO DEVELO PMENT WORKS

EXISTING SITE SO IL CULTIVATED TO A MINIMUM DEPTH OF 150mm. INCO R PO R ATE GYPSUM AT 1-5kg PER m ².

150

150

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3 PLAYSPACE DESIGN CHECKLIST

3.1 Playspace Design Checklist

See separate document: S5 – Playspace Design Checklist


4 PATH CONSTRUCTION DETAILS


4.1 Detail of granitic gravel path.

75mm LAYER O F GR ANITIC GRAVEL OF CLAY F INES AND SAND PAR TICLES TO 5mm DIA. CAN BE 5% CEMENT STABILISED CO MPACTED TO 95 % M.M.D.D. AND GENTLY CROWNED. ALTER NATIVELY IF ADJACENT GROUND PROFILE H AS CR O SSFALL - FO R M PATH WITH CROSSFALL TO MATCH

SITE SO IL BO XED O UT, TR IMMED AND CO MPACTED TO 95 % M.M.D.D.

WIDTH VARIES

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150

f all

EXISTING SITE SO IL / TURF

75mm LAYER O F 20mm F.C.R. CLASS 2 CO MPACTED TO 98 % ( CAN BE CEMENT STABILISED TO 3 %)

150 x 32mm C.C.A. R E-DRIED TR EATED PINE PLINTH

300x75x25mm C.C.A. R E-DR IED TR EATED PINE CH ISEL PO INT PEGS F IXED TO PLINTH AT 1800mm C/C AND AT CH ANGES O F DIRECTION. F IXED WITH 2 NO . TWISTED SHANK GALVANISED NAILS, SKEW DRIVEN

D E T A I L O F G R A N I T I CG R A V E L P A T H

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4.2 Detail of asphalt footpath with brick swale.

BR ICK BANDING TO F INISH FLUSH WITH ADJOINING SURFACE

50-75mm 25MPA CO NCR ETE WITH 45°H AUNCH 30mm H IGH O N END FACE

TR IMMED & CO MPACTED SUBGRADE TO 95 % M.M.D.D. F ILL ANY SOFT SPO TS WITH CLASS 2 F .C.R . AS 150mm SEPARATE LAYERS

100mm CO MPACTED LAYER CLASS 2 F.C.R.

50mm CO MPACTED LAYER CLASS 2 F.C.R.

25mm CO MPACTED LAYER CLASS L ASPHALT SIZE 7

5010

03050

100

25

345

7

3 R O WS 230x114x50mm SELECTED CLAY BRICK PAVERS BUTT-JO INTED IN STR ETCH ER CO UR SE LAID IN MORTAR BED. FO R M CH ANNEL WITH END CO UR SES ON SMALL ANGLE.

7mm LAYER PR IMER BINDER

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40

150

50

EXISTING SITE SO IL TR IMMED AND CO MPACTED TO 95 % M.M.D.D. EXCAVATE SO IL/CLAY TO ANY SO FT SPOTS AND REPLACE WITH CLASS 2 F .C.R . AS 150mm COMPACTED LAYER S WITH 3 % CEMENT STABILISATION TO EACH LAYER

75mm LAYER CLASS 2 F .C.R. COMPACTED TO 95% M.M.D.D.

150mm TH ICK 25MPa COLOURED CO NCR ETE F72 R EINFO R CEMENT WITH 50mm CO VER FR O M TO P OF CONCRETE. COLOUR AS R EQ UIRED. BRO OM F INISHED.

CO NCR ETE TO BE CUR ED FOR AT LEAST SEVENTY-TWO (72) HOURS CO NTINUO USLY , FO LLO WING THE TIME OF PLACEMENT.

JO INT SPACING R EQUIREMENTS: CO NSTR UCTIO N JO INTS - AT MAXIMUM 15m SPACINGSAWCUT JO INTS - AT MAXIMUM 5m SPACINGEXPANSIO N JO INTS - AT JUNCTIONS TO BUILDINGS AND STRUCTURES

20 - 30 1:3 CEMENT SAND - MIX WET

SELECTED MASO NR Y PAVING TILE. WET UNDER SIDE O F PAVERS IMMEDIATELY PR IO R TO LAYING. NO TE: CO NSTR UCT DR AINAGE PITS CLO SE TO EDGE O F CONCRETE SUR FACE O R WITH IN CONCRETE SUR FACE.ESTABLISH POSITIVE

GR ADIENT, WHEREVER POSSIBLE FO R DR AINAGE.

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B I C Y C L E / F O O T P A T HR E S E R V E P A T H , S H A R E D


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5 BOLLARD AND FENCING DETAILS


5.1 Detail of timber post & rail barrier

100 x 75mm TREATED TIMBER RAILSCLEARANCE FROM GROUND LEVEL : 700mm

HOLES DRILLED THROUGH CENTRE POSTS ONLY PART DRILL HOLES AT END POSTS

GROUND LINE

REMOVEABLE BOLLARD

125x125x1000mm HIGH TREATED PINE TIMBER BOLLARDS

2800OPENING FOR PEDESTRIAN AND VEHICULAR ACCESS

1800

7001000

600mm INTO GROUND WITH A MIN IMUM OF 100mm CEMENT STABILISED BACKFILL COVER TO ALL SIDES

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5.2 Detail of timber post & steel rail barrier

75mm Ø GALVANIZED STEEL PIPECLEARANCE FROM GROUND LEVEL : 700mm

HOLES DRILLED THROUGH CENTRE POSTS ONLY PART DRILL HOLES AT END POSTS

GROUND LINE

REMOVEABLE BOLLARD

125x125x1000mm HIGH TREATED PINE TIMBER BOLLARDS

2800OPENING FOR PEDESTRIAN AND VEHICULAR ACCESS

1800

7001000

600mm INTO GROUND WITH A MIN IMUM OF 100mm CEMENT STABILISED BACKFILL COVER TO ALL SIDES

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BO LLAR DS TO BE INSTALLED 600mmINTO GR O UND WITH A MINIMUM O F 100mm CEMENT STABILISED BACKFILL COVER TO ALL SIDES.

EXISITNG SITE SOIL CO MPACTED TO A DEPTH O F 80mm

150 X 125 X 1000mm H IGH TR EATED PINE TIMBER BO LLARD FR EE O F KNOTS AND SPLITS - SPACED AT 1400mm CENTRES

GR O UND LINE

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5.4 Detail of bevel end bollard

PLAN VIEWO F 'BEVEL' END

1000mm H IGH TR EATED PINE BO LLAR D FREE OF KNO TS AND SPLITS - SPACED AT 1400mm CENTRES.

GR O UND LINEEXISITNG SITE SOIL CO MPACTED TO A DEPTH O F 80mm

BO LLAR DS TO BE INSTALLED 600mm INTO GR O UND WITH A MINIMUM O F 100mm CEMENT STABILISED BACKFILL COVER TO ALL SIDES.

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150

18

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1000

60

150

BO LLAR DS TO BE INSTALLED 600mmINTO GR O UND WITH A MINIMUM O F 100mm CEMENT STABILISED BACKFILL COVER TO ALL SIDES.

EXISITNG SITE SOIL CO MPACTED TO A DEPTH O F 80mm

150 X 125 X 1000mm H IGH TR EATED PINE TIMBER BO LLARD FR EE O F KNOTS AND SPLITS - SPACED AT 1400mm CENTRES

GR O UND LINE

FOR M R EBATE AS DETAILED

PLAN VIEW O F 'GABLE' END

R EBATE DETAIL

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TIMBER , PO WDER COATED or GALVANISED STEEL BOLLARD OF VAR YING SIZES

GR O UND LINE

EYE BO LT AND PADLOCK

MS CH ECKPLATE WITH SLO T FO R EYE BOLT, ATTACH ED TO SLEEVE BY H INGE AT BASE

MS SLEEVE WITH 125 x 125 x OR 125 DIA. INTER NAL DIMENSIONS

BASE O F PO ST 120 x 120 O R 120mm DIA.

CO NCR ETE FO O TING - MINIMUM 150mm FR O M ALL SIDES LAR GE DR AINAGE H O LE AT BASE

PLATE

SCR EENINGS

NO TE: Maintain drainage hole in base plate.

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350

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300

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6 PARK FURNITURE DETAILS


6.1 Detail of timber slat bench.

610

FIXING: BO LTS F IXED TO CO NCRETE PAD.BO LT DETAIL - 4 No. M8 X 65MM ZINC PLATED DYNABOLTS.TAMPER PR O O FING DYNABO LTS - BURRING OFF THREADED TOP.CO NCR ETE PAD 2000x1200 WIDE x 125mm THICK

1800

60x30mm TIMBER, ALUMINIUM, MILD STEEL OR STAINLESS STEEL SLATS

MILD STEEL 40x5MM BRACING BAR

CAST ALUMINIUM END FRAMES

AR M R ESTSMS 40x10mm BAR

NO TE

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6.2 Detail of metal bench seat.

F IXING: BO LTS F IXED TO CO NCRETE PAD.BO LT DETAIL - 4 No. M8 X 65MM ZINC PLATED DYNABOLTS.TAMPER PR O O FING DYNABO LTS - BURRING OFF THREADED TOP.CO NCR ETE PAD 2000x1200 WIDE x 125mm THICK

INF ILLS 60x30mmMILD STEEL

UPR IGHTSMS 60x60 SHS

NO TE

FINISH : MILD STEEL - GALVANISED AND PO WDER CO ATED TO APPROVED SELECTED COLOUR

870

1800

610

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6.3 Detail of picnic table with attached seats.

GR O UND LINE

1800 x 1300 x 720mm H AR DWO O D TIMBER, POWDER CO ATED STEEL O R STAINLESS STEEL AND STEEL FR AME PICNIC TABLE

FIXINGTIMBER S TO FR AME - R EAR F IXED WITH M6 ZINC PLATED, TAMPER PROOF, HEX HEAD SCREWSWELD STEEL SLATS TO FRAME

PICNIC SETTING TO GROUND - 1. BASE PLATE - MILD STEEL PLATE F IXED TO CO NCR ETE PAD - 400x400x10mm PLATE DR ILLED WITH 4 No. 17mm DIA. BOLT HOLESBO LTS - 4 M16 GALV. DYNABOLTS OR RAG BOLTSTAMPER PR O O F DYNABO LTS - BURRING OFF THREADED TOP2. DIR ECT BUR Y - EXTEND LEG 1000mm, WELD R O D ANCH O R TO BASE AND BURY DIRECTLY INTO PLACE

1800

1320

750

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370 600 370100100 100 100

1200

1200

750

430

450

PR O VIDE 5mm CH AMFER TO ALL WOODWORK

200x50 R EDGUM ALL BO AR DS TO BE FREE OF ROUGH EDGES AND SPLINTERS2 No. 10mm CO ACH BOLTS PER CO NNECTION

100x100mm R EDGUM PO STS SET 450mm INTO 5% CEMENT STABILISED BACKFILL

100x100mm R EDGUM POST

100x50mm R EDGUM

GR O UND LINE

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400

SEATS O N 3 SIDES O NLY VACANT SIDE FOR WHEELCH AIR ACCESS. PROVIDE ACCESS FROM NEAR EST PATH


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6.5 Detail of table and seat fixing.

20MPa CO NCR ETE FOOTING

16mm DIA. GALVANISED R O DS ON BOTH SIDES O F TUBE WELDED TO PO ST - HOT DIP GALVANISE AFTER FABRICATION

8mm DIA.TH R EADED GRUB SCREW

30mm CO MPACTED LAYER TYPE L ASPH ALT SIZE 10 / O R MATCH TO SUR R O UNDING FINISH

20mm SQ UAR E TUBE - UNDER SIDE SET FLUSH WITH GR O UND LEVEL

76mm EXTER NAL DIA. , 65mm INTERNAL DIA. GALVANISED TUBE WITH 5mm MACH INE BEVELLED EDGE AT TOP

PO ST O F SEAT/TABLE

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310

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6.6 Detail of drinking fountain – standard.

850

220

150

370

STAINLESS STEEL BUBBLER AND BOWL

STAINLESS STEEL BODY

FLEXIBLE STAINLESS STEEL PIPE

CO NNECT TO WATER SUPPLY

300mm DIAMETER BASE PLATE BOLTED TO PAVING WITH 4No. 10 O R 12mm M.S. BOLTS

PO SITIO N O N 1000x1000x100mm TH ICK CO NCR ETE PAVING SLAB F72 MESH PLACED CENTRALLY

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STAINLESS STEEL BUBBLER

STAINLESS STEEL BODY

870

770

300 X 300mm GALV. STEEL MO UNTING PLATE BO LTED WITH 4No. (DIM)M.S. BO LTS TO PAVING OR FOOTING.

GR O UND LEVEL

MIN. 650

MIN. 500

FLEXIBLE STAINLESS STEEL PIPE

CO NNECT TO WATER SUPPLYPO SITIO N O N 1000x1000x100mm TH ICK CO NCR ETE PAVING SLAB F72 MESH PLACED CENTRALLY


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6.8 Detail of rubbish bin enclosure.

SIDE ENTR Y PUNCH ED PER FORATED CAST ALLUMINIUM SH EET 120 O R 80 LITRE CAPACITY BIN SURROUNDPO WDER CO ATED - CO LO UR TO COUNCIL APPR OVALGALVANISED STEEL SOCKETLO CKABLE DOOR ENTRY

120 O R 240 LITRE PLASTIC WH EELED BIN

GR O UND LINE

300X300X450mm CO NCR ETE FOO TING

PLACEMENT O F BIN:- AVO ID CORNERS- WH ER E PO SSIBLE, PLACE NEAR POLES - 500mm MINIMUM DISTANCE FROM KERB-5m MINIMUM DISTANCE FROM SEATS- DO O R TO O PEN PAR ALLEL/ OPEN TO KERB

PEAKED STAINLESS STEEL ENTR Y LID FO R R ECYCLE BIN

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6.9 Detail of rubbish bin security posts.

SUITABLE FO R 120 AND 240 LITR E PLASTIC WH EELED BINS

GR O UND LINE

1110mm H IGH SINGLE OR DOUBLE, LO CKED, GALVANISED STEEL SECUR ITY POSTSPO WDER CO ATED - COLOUR TO CO UNCIL APPROVAL

FIXING:O PTIO NAL 300 X 300 X 8mm BASE PLATE BO LTED DO WN TO PAVED SUR FACE O R PO ST SET IN 400X300X300mm CO NCR ETE FOOTING AND 1500x1000x100mm DEEP CO NCR ETE PAD

WH ER E BIN IS SITUATED WITH IN GR ASSED AREA, CO NSTR UCT CO NCR ETE PAD TO ALLO W FOR MOWING AR O UND BIN

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6.10 Detail of bike rack and footings.

810mm H IGH X 50.8mm DIAMETER STAINLESS STEEL TUBE WITH POLISHED O R PO WDER CO ATED F INISH - COLOUR TO CO UNCIL APROVAL 450mm R ADIUS

STEEL TUBE STIFFENER

150X150X5mm STEEL PLATE ANCH O R ED 300mm FR O M GR O UND LEVEL INTO FOOTING

350 X 350 X 350mm CO NCR ETE FOOTING

PAVING , CO NCRETE OR ASPH ALT SURFACE

ALTER NATIVE FIXING:- 50mm DYNA BO LT / 10 mm DYNA BOLTS WITH NUTS TACK WELDED FO R SECURITY THROUGH 150X150X5mm STEEL BASE PLATE INTO GROUND

PLACEMENT:- PO SITIO N PAR ALLEL TO TR EE GRILLS AND PER PENDICULAR TO KER B WHERE POSSIBLE- SPACE AT MINIMUM 1000mm APART- PO SITIO N MINIMUM DISTANCE O F 1000mm FROM SEATING

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6.11 Detail of reserve pole light.

LANTER N (eg. BO URKE HILL, NO STALG IA O R KENSINGTON SER IES) WITH INTEGRAL P.E. CELLS AS PER AS3771

ACCESS DO OR

IN-GR O UND FIXING

LANTER N AND POLE UNIFO R M IN COLOUR(eg. BLACK, CLARET RED, H AWTH OR N GR EEN)

NOTE:LANTER NS MUST CO NFO RM WITH THE VESI GUIDELINES FO R NON-STANDARD PUBLIC LIGH TING AND BE UNIFORM TH R O UGH O UT THE ESTATE

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6.12 Detail of Electric BBQ unit.

UNDER SIDE O F LINTEL 100X10 M.S. GALV.

240V 6 KW PUSH BUTTO N O PERATED BBQ

MO NIER UNI-PAVE BUTTED TO BRICK COURSE

R EINFO R CED CO NCRETE F72 R EINFO R CING MESH

BRICKWO RK O PENINGVENTILATE BRICKWO RK

100mm DIA. R .G . DRAIN PIPE

CO NCEAL PIPE IN BR ICKWO RK OR BLUESTONE

SPR ING LO ADED SELF CLOSING TAP

150mm R EINFO R CED CONCRETE SUSPENDED SLAB

CO NCR ETE SLAB FOOTING 150mm TH ICK F72

STAINLESS STEEL H O T PLATES SET ON TOP OF BENCH TO P IN ACCO R DANCE WITH MANUFACTURERS SPECIF ICATIO NS. PR O VIDE TWO PUSH BUTTON O PER ATED ELECTR IC BAR BEQ UES TO EACH UNIT.

GATIC L500 PIT GR ATE. BRICK PIT AND CO NCR ETE BASE

CO NCR ETE FO O TING , BRICK PAVERS O R GR ANITIC GR AVEL SURFACE - 1000mm WIDE STANDING AREA ON ALL SIDES. ALLO W 30mm FALL FROM TAP TO PIT.

GATIC L500 PIT GRATE. BR ICK PIT WITHIN CO NCR ETE BASE

STAINLESS STEEL BENCHTOP (SINGLE O R DO UBLE INSERTS)

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7 SIGNAGE GUIDELINES 7.1 Formatting

7.1.1 Colour All Hume City Council signs are to follow colour and type specifications. The logo is to appear in only two formats:

1. On a white background using Black and Blue PMS 2728.

2. On a green background, the logo will appear in two colours: black and blue. On a blue background, the logo will be reversed out in white.

Background colour of Heading area is to be solid blue strip to match PMS 2728 as shown above. Bottom strip to be green to match PMS 376. 7.1.2 Font Text is always to be Swiss 721 BT as depicted unless otherwise approved. 7.1.3 Heading Heading text is to be centred on the panel and always appear white reversed out of blue background. The exception to this rule is Sh1 (Shopping Centre Sign) where the blue field is increased to incorporate the title of the Shopping precinct, and the text is left justified. 7.1.4 Information Area The white field is set according to the proportions given in this document. 7.1.5 Bottom Strip The green strip will incorporate by-lines and the Hume City Council logo as required by each sign type.


7.2 Detail of facility name signage

7.2.1 Uses Reserve entrances. Entrance to kindergartens, libraries, community centres. 7.2.2 Locations As close to entrance as possible. To be located in soft earth. 7.2.3 Construction notes Signs fabricated from aluminium with 50mm return to sides. 50mm SHS posts.


7.3 Detail of interpretation signage

7.3.1 Uses To signify points of interest. Wording of ‘Points of Interest’ to be replaced by title of area or feature. 7.3.2 Locations To be situated within 2m of point of interest or at entrance to site. 7.3.3 Construction notes Signs fabricated from aluminium with 50mm return to sides. Painted finish. Anti-graffiti finish may be required. 50mm SHS posts powedercoated to match silver PMS 877. Height ‘X’ to be determined by information to be displayed.


7.4 Detail of gateway signage

7.4.1 Uses G1 - At major roadway entrances to Hume City, generally in a rural setting. G2 – At minor roadway entrances to Hume City, or at major roadway entrances in a highly urbanised setting. 7.4.2 Locations G1 - To be determined on site having regard to visibility and traffic safety requirements G2 – Within 1m of kerb. 7.4.3 Construction notes Signs fabricated from aluminium with 50mm return to sides. 90mm SHS posts on G1, 50mm SHS on G2.


7.5 Detail of suburb signage

7.5.1 Uses S1 – To signify townships within Hume City. S2 –At entrances to suburbs in urban settings within Hume City. 7.5.2 Locations S1 – Semi-rural settings within one metre of kerb, facing direction of traffic S2 – To be determined on site having regard to visibility and traffic safety requirements. Sh1 – At entrances to shopping precincts 7.5.3 Construction notes Aluminium panels with 50mm returns. 90mm SHS posts on S1, Sh1, 50mm SHS on S2.


8 SHELTERS AND GAZEBOS


8.1 Detail of hexagonal picnic pavilion.

CO NCR ETE FO O TINGS AS DESIGNED BY ENGINEER

CO LO UR BO ND CUSTOM ORB ROOF AND FLASHINGS

R OO F PITCH 28 °

GR O UND

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5600

2800

2200

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ELEVATION

LEVEL

PO WDER CO ATED ALL STEEL CO NSTR UCTIO N. POSTS SET INTO CO NCR ETE FOOTING.

ANTI-GR AFFITI CO ATING TO ALL EXPO SED SURFACES

CO LO R BOND GUTTER

DO WNPIPES CO NNECT TO LEGAL POINT O F DISCHARGE

DP

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WH ER E LIGH TING IS R EQ UIR ED, INSTALL INTO APEX A 'PIERLITE' VO 2118 WITH TWIN 18W FLO UR O TUBES AND OPAL PO LYCAR BO NATE DIFFUSER , CO NTROLLED WITH PE CELL.CIR CUIT TO BE R CD PR O TECTED AND WIRING TO RUN THROUGH GALVANISED STEEL CONDUIT.

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8.2 Detail of square picnic pavilion

R O O F PITCH 34 DEGREES

PO WDER CO ATED ALL STEEL CO NSTR UCTIO N. POSTS SET INTO CO NCR ETE FOOTING.

ANTI-GR AFFITI CO ATING TO ALL EXPO SED SURFACES

CO LO UR BO ND CUSTOM ORB R OO F AND FLASHINGS

PLAN VIEW

ELEVATION

GR O UND LEVEL

4000

220031

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DO WNPIPES CONNECTTO LEGAL POINT OFDISCH AR GE

CO LO R BOND GUTTERING

CO NCR ETE FO O TINGS AS DESIGNED BY ENGINEER

WH ER E LIGH TING IS R EQ UIR ED, INSTALL INTO APEX A 'PIERLITE' VO2118 WITH TWIN 18W FLO UR O TUBES AND O PAL POLYCARBONATE DIFFUSER, CO NTR O LLED WITH PE CELL.CIR CUIT TO BE R CD PR O TECTED AND WIRING TO RUN THROUGH GALVANISED STEEL CONDUIT.

NOTE:BUILDING PER MIT IS R EQUIRED AND MUST BE SUPPLIED TO CO UNCIL AT H ANDO VER

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9 WATER FEATURES AND WETLAND DETAILS


9.1 Detail of stormwater outlet for large diameter pipes

LAR GER TO E RO CKS TO BE 1000-1200mm DIAMETER

CO NCR ETE CR ADLE 25mpa IF R EQ UIR ED. O TH ERWISE NORMAL CR USH ED R O CK/ CONCRETE SLUR R Y PIPE BEDDING IS ACCEPTABLE

F81 MESH CENTR ALLY LOCATED

FIR M SITE SOIL BASE

NOTE:ANGLE PIPE 45° DO WNSTREAM ANY DISTUR BED AR EA O F EXISTING EMBANKMENT R ESULTING FR O M TH E WORKS IS TO BE PLANTED WITH SUITABLE VEGETATION

SMALLER BANK ROCKS TO BE 800 - 1000mm DIAMETER

PIPEDIAMETER NO MINAL

STABILISE ALL R OCKS WITH CO NCR ETE SLUR R Y TO VOID SPACES AND BASE.

EXTEND R O CK OVER EDGE O F PIPE TO HIDE O UTLET

VO IDS BETWEEN R O CKS ON SIDE OF EMBANKMENTS TO BE F ILLED WITH TOP SO IL AND APPR O PR IATE PLANTS (INDIGENOUS)

VO IDS TO BASE O F STREAM FILLED WITH CO NCR ETE TO ENSURE WATER FLO WS O VER AND AROUND ROCKS AND NO T UNDER NEATH

VAR IES DEPENDING O N SITE CO NDITIONS

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9.2 Detail of ephemeral pond & settling pond

TYPICAL OUTFLOW PIPE FROM STREET DRA IN, EA SEMENTS OR OPEN SPA CE

ROCK RIPPLE BUFFER TREATMENT - ROCKS TO BE OF VARYING SIZES WITHIN A 300 - 500mm DIA METER SIZE RANGE

SEDIM ENT FIRST FLUSH SETTLING POND FILLED WITH CRUSHED ROCK BALLA ST A ND RANGE OF RIVER PEBBLES -- MA XIMUM 50mm DIA METER

PLA NTING OF REEDS A ND RUSHES IN POND AND A LONG M EA NDERING FILTRATION BED EG: CA REX SPP. , ELEOCHA RIS SPP.

PLAN VIEW

SECTION VIEWHIGH WA TER LEVEL

GROUND LEVEL

NOTE:SUPPLY MAINTENANCE/MANAGEMENT PLAN DETAILING WATER Q UALITY TESTING R EQ UIR EMENTS, SILT AND VEGETATION MANAGEMENT SCH EDULES

CHA NNEL TO MOAT A ND/OR FUTHER FILTRATION SYSTEM

SPORTS TURF GRA SSES, LOMA NDRA, CAREX OR JUNCUS

M AXIM UM 1:6 GRA DE INTO POND

HIGH WA TER LEVEL

EPHEMERAL POND

SETTLING POND


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9.3 Detail of Permanent Ornamental Pond.

MINIMUM 2 METR E BUFFER PLANTING TO EMBANKMENT - MAXIMUM WATER DEPTH 300mm. USE O F CAREX, ELEOCHARIS, AMPHR IBRO MUS, ISO LEPIS SPECIES AND TO DRIER SLO PES: LO MANDR A, DIANELLA, POA AND DANTH O NA SPECIES.

WATER LEVEL AT CAPACITY

WH ER E SPACE PER MITS IN LARGER PO NDS, CR EATE DEEPER TROUGHS AS F ISH H ABITATS AND TO ESTABLISH GR EATER WATER MOVEMENT.

TROUGH

WH ER E SPACE PER MITS IN LARGER PO NDS, CR EATE R EFUGE ISLANDS.

GR O UND LEVEL

IF NECESSAR Y CR EATE MOAT F ILTR ATIO N SYSTEM AROUND EDGE O F PO ND. PLANT SPECIES AS PER BUFFER PLANTING.

BUFFER PLANTING - CAN BE CO MBINED WITH A MOAT F ILTR ATIO N SYSTEM AROUND THE PO ND

D EEP TR OUGH

D EEP TR OUGH

D EEP TR OUGH

ISLAND

H EADWALL AND INLET FROM STO R MWATER SYSTEM, STREET DR AINS, EASEMENTS OR OPEN SPACE

FLO W OF WATER THR OUGH MO AT F ILTR ATIO N SYSTEM IF APPLICABLE

EDGE OF POND

EDGE OF BUFFER PLANTING OR MOAT

TROUGH

PLAN VIEW

SECTION VIEW

NOTE:SUPPLY MAINTENANCE/MANAGEMENT PLAN, DETAILING WATER Q UALITY TESTING R EQ UIR EMENTS, SILT AND VEGETATIO N MANAGEMENT SCHEDULES.

PR O VIDE O VER FLOW OUTLET IN LO CATIO N AS DETERMINED O N SITE


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10 RECOMMENDED SPECIES LIST See separate document: S5b - Species Lists


11 GUIDE TO REVEGETATION IN HUME WITH INDIGENOUS SPECIES See separate document: S5b - Species Lists

OCTOBER 2003 HUME CITY DESIGN DETAILS AND

12 NEW ASSET INSPECTION SHEET See separate document: S5b – New Asset Inspection Sheet


13 LIST OF INDIGENOUS PLANT SUPPLIERS 1. Western Plains Flora

Telephone 9740-3178 628 Wildwood Road Wildwood

2. Greybox and Grassland Indigenous Nursery

Telephone 5369-5221 50 Schools Road Balliang East 3340

3. Victorian Indigenous nurseries Co-operative

Telephone 9482-1710 Yarra Bend Road PO Box 24 Fairfield 3978


14 LANDSCAPE TREATMENTS TABLE 14.1 Appropriate landscape treatments for neighbourhood landscape character types

Neighbourhood Landscape Character

Formal Annual Garden

Bed

Formal Perennial Planting

Formal Groundcover

Shrub Massing or

Hedging

Informal Shrub

Massing (indigenous,

native or exotic)

Low Informal Groundcover

and Shrub Planting

Indigenous Groundcover

Indigenous Mixed

Groundcover and Shrub Massing

Indigenous Shrub & Tree

(including Greening

Revegetation Beds)

Indigenous Tree &

Groundcover massing

Indigenous Tree

Massing

Indigenous Trees

(discrete)

Advanced Canopy

Trees (non indigenous)

Irrigated mown turf

(lawn)

Non-irrigated

mown turf

Differentiallymown turf

Rough Turf or

Grassed Area

MownTurf Path

Bushland Reserve no no no yes(1) no yes yes yes yes yes yes no no yes yes yes yes Creek/Drainage Corridor

no no no yes no yes yes yes yes yes yes no no yes yes yes yes

Formal/Ornamental Garden

no yes yes no no no no no no no yes yes yes yes no no no

Lake no no yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes(3) yes no yes yes Narrow Grassed or Paved Walking / Access way

no no no no no yes no no yes(5) yes yes yes(5) no yes no no no

Open Parkland no no no yes yes(3) yes(3) yes yes(1) yes(3) yes yes yes yes(3) yes no no no Outdoor sports facility

no no no yes(1) yes yes(4) yes(1) yes(1) yes yes yes yes Playing field only

surrounds no yes no

Roadside Plantation/Tree Reserve

no no no yes(2) yes no yes(2) yes(2) yes yes yes no no yes no no no

Wetland/Retarding Basin

no no no yes(1) yes yes yes(1) yes(1) yes yes yes no no yes no yes no

Facility surrounds no yes yes yes(1) yes yes yes(1) yes(1) yes no yes yes yes yes no no no 1. For screening - to maintain vision 2. To maintain motorist vision 3. At activity nodes 4. In association buildings and carparks 5. Entrances only


14.2 Appropriate candscape treatments for subregional landscape character types Sub Regional Landscape Character


Bed


Formal Groundcover

Shrub Massing or

Hedging

Informal Shrub


native or exotic)


and Shrub Planting


Indigenous Mixed



(including Greening

Revegetation Beds)

Indigenous Tree &

Groundcover massing

Indigenous Tree

Massing

Indigenous Trees

(discrete)

Advanced Canopy


Irrigated mown turf

(lawn)

Non-irrigated

mown turf


Rough Turf or

Grassed Area

MownTurf Path

Bushland no no no yes(1) no yes yes yes yes yes yes no no yes yes yes yes Creek/Drainage Corridor

no no no yes(1) no yes yes yes yes yes yes no no yes yes yes yes


yes yes yes yes no no no no yes yes yes yes yes yes no no yes

Lake yes(4) yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes(3) yes yes yes yes Narrow Grassed or Paved Walking / Access way

no no no yes(1) yes yes no no yes yes yes yes no yes no no no

Open Parkland no no yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes(3,5) yes yes yes yes Outdoor Sports Facility

no no yes yes(1) yes yes yes(1) yes(1) yes yes yes yes Playing fields only

surrounds no no no


no no no yes(2) yes yes yes(2) yes(2) yes yes yes yes no yes yes no no


no no no yes(1) no yes yes yes yes yes yes no no yes yes yes yes

Facility surrounds yes(4) yes yes yes(1) yes yes yes(1) yes(1) yes yes yes yes yes yes no no no 1. For screening - to maintain vision 2. To maintain motorist vision 3. At activity nodes 4. In association with civic space 5. Entrances only


14.3 Appropriate landscape treatments for regional landscape character types

Regional LandscapeCharacter


Bed


Formal Groundcover

Shrub Massing or

Hedging

Informal Shrub


native or exotic)


and Shrub Planting


Indigenous Mixed



(including Greening

Revegetation Beds)

Indigenous Tree &

Groundcover massing

Indigenous Tree

Massing

Indigenous Trees

(discrete)

Advanced Canopy


Irrigated mown turf

(lawn)

Non-irrigated

mown turf


Rough Turf or

Grassed Area

MownTurf Path

Bushland no no no yes no yes yes yes yes yes yes no no yes yes yes yes Creek/Drainage Corridor



yes yes yes yes yes yes no no yes yes yes yes yes no no no yes

Lakes yes (4) yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes(3) yes yes yes yes Narrow Grassed or Paved Walking / Access way

no no no yes(4) yes yes no no yes yes yes yes yes(5) yes no no no

Open Parkland no yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes(3,5) yes yes yes yes Outdoor Sports Facility

no yes yes yes(4) yes yes yes(4) yes(4) yes yes yes yes yes- playing fields (3,5)

surrounds no no no


no no no yes(2) yes yes yes(2) yes(2) yes yes yes yes no yes yes no no



Facility surrounds yes(4) yes yes yes(4) yes yes yes(4) yes(4) yes yes yes yes yes yes no no no 1. For screening - to maintain vision 2. To maintain motorist vision 3. At activity nodes 4. In association with civic space 5. Entrances only


14.4 Appropriate landscape treatments for roadside landscapes


Bed


Formal Groundcover

Shrub Massing or

Hedging

Informal Shrub


native or exotic)


and Shrub Planting


Indigenous Mixed



(including Greening

Revegetation Beds)

Indigenous Tree &

Groundcover massing

Indigenous Tree

Massing

Indigenous Trees

(discrete)

Advanced Canopy


Irrigated mown turf

(lawn)

Non-irrigated

mown turf

Differentially mown turf

Rough Turf or

Grassed Area

MownTurf Path

Urban Road Reserves

arterial yes(2) yes(2) yes yes(1) yes yes yes(1) yes(1) yes yes yes yes no yes no no no collector no no no no yes yes no no yes yes(1) yes yes no yes no no no access no no no no no no no no no no yes yes no yes no no yes

Urban Roundaboutsand Traffic Treatments

arterial no no no no yes yes no no yes yes(1) yes yes no yes no no no collector no no no no yes yes no no yes yes(1) yes yes no yes no no no access no no no no no no no no yes no no yes no yes no no no

Rural Roundabouts arterial no no no no yes yes no no yes yes(1) yes yes no yes no no no

collector no no no no yes yes no no yes yes(1) yes Yes no no no no no 1. To maintain motorist vision 2. In association with civic space


15 LIST OF REFERRAL DOCUMENTS Children Services Regulations 1998 Hume Bicycle Strategy Plan 1996 Hume City Council Street and Reserve Tree Policy 1996 Hume Greening Strategy 1996 Hume Interpretation Strategy 1999 Hume Open Space Strategy 1999


16 POLICY FOR THE PROTECTION OF VEGETATION IN IDENTIFIED VEGETATION PROTECTION AREAS (VPAS)

16.1 Policy Basis

The protection of remnant and other significant vegetation in the assessment of planning applications is identified specifically within the Hume Planning Scheme and is included in the assessment of Planning Permit Applications. Where vegetation (which may include trees, shrubs and/or ground flora) is identified and recommended for protection in a planning permit, appropriate management during development works is critical to its retention and long-term survival. Damage to branches, compaction of soil, covering of ground flora and so forth must be avoided. The identification of Vegetation Protection Areas (VPAs), which will incorporate all of the significant vegetation identified during the planning process, and compliance with the following requirements will ensure that significant vegetation is given full protection in the spirit of the Planning Scheme.

16.2 Objective

To ensure the protection, during development works, of significant vegetation that has been identified for protection in the planning process.

16.3 Policy

It is Council’s policy that any remnant or other significant vegetation identified for protection in a planning permit will be included in a Vegetation Protection Area (VPA) to be clearly identified in the Planning Permit.

The following requirements are to be followed during the course of all development works in order to comply with the planning permit conditions:

1. Prior to the commencement of works, the boundaries of defined VPAs are to be fully fenced, and fencing maintained during development works, to the satisfaction of Council, unless otherwise indicated in the Planning Permit conditions. Fences are to, as a minimum standard, comprise of star pickets, at an interval of 1.5m, two strands of wire, top and bottom, and parawebbing securely fixed to the wire. In some instances, temporary cyclone fencing may be required.

2. The Developer and any Contractors shall refrain from destroying, removing, pruning or clearing any vegetation growing within Vegetation Protection Areas or removal of any rocks and soil. Where it is necessary to remove or prune existing vegetation, beyond that identified specifically in the planning permit, written approval must first be obtained from Council and an amendment to the planning permit may be required.

3. Any approved tree pruning must be undertaken by a qualified arborist.

4. The storage or mixing of materials and chemicals; vehicle passage or parking; disposal of liquids, soil or building refuse; machinery repairs and refuelling or construction of site buildings shall not occur within a nominated VPA.

5. No signs, stays, guys or other objects are to be attached to trees or placed within any nominated VPA.


6. No stormwater or sediment is to be diverted temporarily from or to a VPA (ie. no changes, additional to changes to drainage or landform, as approved within the planning permit).

7. Council is to be informed within 48 hours of any damage to tree trunks, crown or root systems. All damage is to be immediately repaired by a qualified arborist to the satisfaction of Council. Cut branches and roots are not to be sealed with wound sealing products unless specified by Council.

8. Council is to be informed by the applicant, or their nominee, of any damage to the VPA, within 48 hours. All damage is, where possible, to be repaired to Council’s satisfaction.

9. No soil disturbance, including cut and fill operations, is to occur within VPAs. Where disturbance is specifically permitted in the Planning Permit, the original surface profile is be restored and replanted with species identified by Council, unless otherwise specified in the Planning Permit.

10. Where excavations are carried out to within 5 metres of a VPA, a hand excavated trench is to be used to locate roots. In some circumstances a lesser distance may be negotiated prior to the issue of a Planning Permit, depending on vegetation type, works proposals etc. Any tree roots greater than 40mm in diameter must be clean cut with a sharp saw and notification must be provided immediately by the applicant or their nominee to Council, who may arrange inspection of the works.

11. Control of herbaceous or woody weeds within a VPA is only to be undertaken using approved herbicides and hand tools. Weed control requiring other equipment is to be undertaken only with permission from Council.

16.4 Non-compliance directive

Should the vegetation within any VPA’s be damaged or removed in error by the Developer or their Contractors, damage shall be assessed and restoration works are to be conducted by the Developer to Council’s satisfaction. Additionally, penalties associated with a breach of planning permit conditions may be applicable.

16.5 Review

The Policy is proposed to be reviewed by Council in 2004.

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