Private Open Space Sample Clauses

Private Open Space. 10.1 The Land and each Lot must contain at minimum of 80 square meters of private open space in total. The minimum area of an individual parcel of open space, to count towards the total private open space required is 2.5 square meters. Private Open Space can consist of patios and covered alfresco areas.
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Private Open Space. The Development’s open space requirements will be in accordance with the approved Development Plan (the “PD”) for the Development and shall comply with the Planned Development overlay applicable to the Development. Open Space will be platted with each Phase of the Development. Developer shall install amenities for the Development generally in the locations shown on the PD. N a tu r e t r a i l s w i l l b e i n s t a l l e d a n d c o m p l e t e d w i th e a c h ph a s e o f t he de ve l opm e nt . The neighborhood amenities of the Development shall be specifically for the use of the Development’s residents. T he s t a r t of c ons t r uc t i on o f t he R e s i d e nt ’ s po ol a nd c l u b ho us e w i l l be gi n pr i o r t o t he e n d of P ha s e 4 a nd c om pl e t e d by t he c om pl e t i o n of P ha s e 5 .
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Private Open Space. Privacy is an essential part of human living and is particularly important in relation to homes. Private open space should be designed for maximum privacy and orientated for maximum sunshine and shelter. Access and layout should ensure normal household activities such as refuse and fuel storage, clothes drying etc. can be carried out comfortably. The Council will also seek to ensure that neighbouring residential amenity is protected. Boundaries to rear gardens will normally be not less than 1.8m high. An absolute minimum private open space of 55 m. sq. will be required for all houses. Generally, the standards to be applied for private open space provision per bed-space8 are 16 sq. m. for houses and maisonettes and 10 sq. m. for apartments and flats. (Thus a standard 3 bedroom house, with one single bedroom and two double bedrooms, would require private open space of not less than 80 m. sq. Private opens space shall exclude car parking bays. In addition a minimum of 22m will normally be required between directly opposing rear first floor windows. A minimum of 2.5 m should be provided between dwellings so as to provide access for maintenance. In innovative designs, where a mix of houses, maisonettes and apartments with semi-private and communal open spaces, is proposed, private open space may be provided in the form of courtyards, balconies, terraces and patios. In such cases adequate alternative provision for storage and laundry must be provided.
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Private Open Space. Tree planting should be provided to landscape frontages that will achieve a canopy spread over a minimum of 50 % of the site frontage length within 5 yrs of planting. • Planting is provided along large featureless walls that will at maturity screen a minimum 30% of the building elevation. • Planting should be integrated with that of the public areas.
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Private Open Space. Subject to Section 7.2 below, Developer shall reserve a portion of the Property as “Private Open Space” (herein so called) for the benefit of some or all of the residents, tenants and invitees of the owners of the Project. Developer may develop the Private Open Space only as pocket parks, neighborhood parks, and open space corridors. Lands allocated for Private Open Space shall be readily accessible to a broad range of users, and of a size and dimension that provides for a diversity of recreation uses, both active and passive. Where possible, Private Open Space shall include existing trees, vegetation and natural topography that provide for the development of safe, sustainable, and family friendly park facilities. Private Open Space shall be selected so as to preserve environmentally sensitive lands, while providing an adequate amount of developable property for park improvements and facilities. In no event will any pocket park, neighborhood park or open space corridor less than a quarter (1/4) of an acre in size be considered part of the Private Open Space for purposes of meeting the 700-acre requirement. General descriptions and illustrations of these areas are provided on Exhibit “G” attached hereto; provided, however, the descriptions and illustrations depicted on Exhibit “G” are set forth for illustrative purposes only and Developer shall not berequired to build any neighborhood park exclusively in conformity with any such specificdescription or illustration.
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Private Open Space. The Development’s open space requirements will be in accordance with the approved Development Plan (the “PD”) for the Development and shall comply with the Planned Development overlay applicable to the Development. Open Space will be platted with each Phase of the Development. Developer shall install amenities for the Development generally in the locations shown on the PD. N a tu r e t r a i l s w i l l b e i n s t a l l e d a n d c o m p l e t e d w i th e a c h ph a s e o f t he de ve l opm e nt . T he xx xx x x x x x x br i dg e w i l l b e c om pl e t e d w i t h ph a s e 3 , a n d w i l l b e c o ns t r uc t e d i n l i ke n e s s t o t he i m a xx x xx w n i n t he pa t t e r n bo ok f or t h e P U D . The neighborhood amenities of the Development shall be specifically for the use of the Development’s residents. T he s t a r t of c ons t r uc t i on o f t he R e s i d e nt ’ s po ol a nd c l u b ho us e w i l l be gi n pr i o r t o t he e n d of P ha s e 4 a nd c om pl e t e d by t he c om pl e t i o n of P ha s e 5 .
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Private Open Space. Private Open Space will be addressed in Material Change of Use application and shall demonstrate the following: ■ A design theme for hardstand surfaces, landscape treatment and lighting, signage, seating and associate street furniture. ■ Extensive plantings should be provided to landscape street frontages of residential development. ■ Planting is provided along facades to screen walls and articulate building elevations. ■ Planting should be integrated between the residential and any commercial component. ■ Internal landscape areas are to be planted to provide shade protection, visual interest and soften the built form as well as screening unwanted views of loading areas, garbage bin areas, external storage areas and plant and machinery. Landscaping is to allow opportunities for visual surveillance from buildings to the internal landscaped areas, the adjacent park and surrounding streets. ■ Any planting adjacent to the vehicular access points is to highlight the access to and from the subject site and ensure vehicle drivers’ sightlines are maintained. These areas may be turfed and/or planted with a variety of plant species, including some flowing groundcovers and low shrubs to create visual interest, and may incorporate primary walls/elements for identification of the subject site
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Private Open Space. (a) Tree planting should be provided to landscape frontages that will achieve at maturity a canopy spread over a minimum of 50 % of the site frontage;
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Private Open Space. The Development’s open space requirements will be in accordance with the approved Development Plan (the “PD”) for the Development and shall comply with the Planned Development overlay applicable to the Development. Open Space will be platted with each Phase of the Development. Developer shall install amenities for the Development generally in the locations shown on the PD. The neighborhood amenities of the Development shall be specifically for the use of the Development’s residents. T he s t a r t of c on s t r uc t i on of t he R e s i de nt ’ s p oo l a nd c l ub ho us e w i l l b e gi n pr i or t o t h e e n d of P ha s e 4 .
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