Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2025C00174:front:0:p93
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2025C00174
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Character Range: 264260–267086

must be capable of achieving the heights and canopy spread indicated in Figure 96, Figure 97, Figure 98, Figure 99, Figure 100 and Figure 101 at maturity.
The landscape zone within blocks is consolidated to provide for substantial mature plantings that will afford privacy to neighbours and maintain winter sunlight to properties where available. Landscape plantings within each block must include a selection of large scale trees, capable of reaching a minimum 15 metres in height with a broad canopy and that are consistent with the landscape character of Campbell when mature. Deep soil space to be provided is shown in Figure 93.
Figure 93: Section 5 Campbell – Preferred sites for deep soil landscape locations

Heritage
Development of Section 5 Campbell will respect the cultural heritage values of the National and Commonwealth Heritage listed places in the vicinity of the site.

Anzac Park East
Off‑site landscaping is required to assist in reducing the visibility of building form from Anzac Parade, and in providing a green backdrop to memorials.
Existing Arbutus unedo in the southern verge of Anzac Park East will be retained to provide a dense evergreen screen. Trees may be removed to allow construction of new streets. Existing Arbutus unedo are to be interplanted with Eucalyptus cinerea to add a second canopy layer.
Where gaps exist in the rows of Eucalyptus bicostata on Anzac Parade, new plantings are required to match the plantings on the western side of Anzac Parade.
The landscape treatment at the corner of Constitution Avenue and Anzac Parade/Anzac Parade East should generally be in accordance with Figure 94.
Works Approval will not be granted for residential and commercial development on Section 5 Campbell until such time as off‑site landscape works on Anzac Park East and Anzac Parade have been completed.

Section 5
Particular attention should be given to the building form/façade at the corner of Anzac Parade East and Constitution Avenue. The design of buildings should be articulated using a variety of messing; solids and voids; and materials and colours to ameliorate any impacts on the adjacent National and Commonwealth Heritage listed places.
Buildings should not intrude on the public appreciation of the eastern handle of the New Zealand Memorial as the gateway to the Memorial Parade or interrupt the symmetrical characteristics of the East and West portal buildings in framing the Parliament House Vista.
The architectural design of the buildings on Site C must be sympathetic to the heritage values of the adjacent National and Commonwealth Heritage listed places.

Figure 94: Section 5 Campbell – Landscape treatment at corner of Constitution Avenue and Anzac Park East

Lighting
The impact of outdoor lighting in proximity to Anzac Parade and the memorials should be minimised.