Chapters 1 to 11 Combined - Century City

Serviceso Trees may not be planted overunderground services.Genetic Integrityo Plant species utilised mustcomply with the PropertyOwners Associations list ofgenetically approved species.o Genetically correct species areavailable at the Property OwnersAssociation’s Nursery.o Bollard lighting along all pedestrianwalkways, squares and buildingentrances.o Bollard luminaire must have louversand may not be installed higherthan 1000mmo Pole top luminaire must be hoodedand could have louvers to reducelight pollution.o No erection of high intensity lightsalong the wetland edges (whichmay affect bird life).Pavingo Walkways connecting thebuilding and entrances with thespinal/ring road walkway to beconstructed by the developers.Parking Areaso A minimum of one tree per threeparking bays is to be provided.o Where more than one aisle ofparking is required, a landscapedmedian is to be allocated.Lighting in landscape areaso Floodlights may be used todiscreetly light entrance featuresand service yards withoutcausing light pollution.o The material and colour of lightfixtures to be compatible withthe architecture and parkfurniture.Park/Urban Furnitureo Should the developer providepark/urban furniture, the elementsshould be compatible in materialand colour to the architecture.o Asphalt surfacing is notrecommended for internalvehicular reticulation or parkingareas.o Clay bricks, concrete pavers,cobbles and laterite may be usedfor internal walkways, vehicularreticulation and parking areas asspecified by a civil engineer.o Mountable kerbs and/or brickedging to be used in thevehicular and parking surfaces.o Walkways to be retained byconcrete kerbing or brick (clay orconcrete) edge detail.o After every sixth parking bay, oneparking bay should be landscaped,to break up the visual impact oflarge parking areas.o Parking areas to be screened fromthe spinal/ring road by bothbuildings and planting.PLANNING PARTNERS: CENTURY CITY URBAN DESIGN FRAMEWORK October 2005 48 REVISION 1