Controls

1. The provision of parks and open space within the Spring Farm release area is to comply with the open space shown on the Landscape Master Plan Report (December 2003) by Context Landscape Design.
2. Landscaping of village greens and local parks for Spring Farm must be in accordance with the Landscape Master Plan Report by Context Landscape Design.
3. Pedestrian and cycle paths are to be located to the perimeter of village greens to provide central open space for activities.
4. Pedestrian and cycle paths are to be located on desire lines and integrated with landscaping.
5. Provide shade trees or shade structure to play and seating areas.
6. Reference must be made to the Water Cycle Master Plan prepared by J. Wyndam Prince in park design.
7. Generally, no disturbance to existing ground levels are permitted within the drip line of existing significant trees to be retained, unless advised otherwise by a qualified arborist. Utilise physical barriers where necessary to prevent unauthorised vehicular access.
8. The location and detailed design of parks is to be consistent with the Spring Farm Conservation Strategy and Spring Farm Bush Corridor and Riparian land use provisions following.
9. Eight sports grounds are to be provided on land at the southern end of Spring Farm. The location and detailed design of sports grounds is to be consistent with the Spring Farm Conservation Strategy and Spring Farm Riparian and Bush Corridor Land Uses provisions which follow.

Note:    Council will consider a district athletics facility in this location.