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LOT 3 FINAL PUD 2004 <br />cc <br />LL! <br />co <br />2 <br />z <br />0 <br />a <br />O <br />cc <br />Lu <br />m <br />2 <br />0z <br />I <br />cc <br />m <br />2 <br />z <br />cc <br />z <br />i <br />LANDSCAPE NOTES <br />1. ALL PLANT MATERIAL MUST CONFORM TO THE COLORADO NURSERYMEN ASSOCIATION STANDARDS AND THE "AMERICAN STANDARD FOR <br />FOR NURSERY STOCK" BY THE AMERICAN STANDARD OF NURSERYMEN AND OTHER STATE AND FEDERAL STANDARDS. <br />2. THE LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR SHALL TAKE ALL NECESSARY PRECAUTIONS REQUIRED TO PROTECT BUILDINGS, STRUCTURES, <br />AND EXISTING PLANT MATERIALS. LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR MUST FOLLOW THE PROCEDURES SET FORTH BY THE <br />AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF LANDSCAPE CONTRACTORS AND ITS LOCAL AGENCIES. <br />3. ALL NEW PLANT MATERIALS SHALL BE GUARANTEED FOR 12 MONTHS AFTER INSTALLATION AND REPLACED IN CASES OF <br />DISEASE OR DEATH. LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR IS NOT REQUIRED TO REPLACE PLANT MATERIAL DUE TO VANDALISM OR <br />UNUSUAL ACTS OF GOD, IE:TORNADOS, FLOODS. PLANT MATERIAL IN THIS CASE WILL BE REPLACED BY OWNER. <br />4. PLANT MATERIAL SHALL BE PLANTED AND STAKED IF NECESSARY TO PREVENT BEING BLOWN OVER IN THE WIND. IF <br />THIS DOES OCCUR, LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE TO REPLANT OR REPLACE IN CASE OF DAMAGE. <br />5. LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE FINE GRADING OF THE PLANTING AREAS. <br />6. LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR LOCATING WHERE UNDERGROUND UTILITIES ARE AND CAUTIOUSLY <br />WORKING AROUND THEM. ANY COSTS FOR DAMAGES THAT OCCUR DUE TO LANDSCAPING PROCEDURES WILL BE THE <br />LANDSCAPE CONTRACTORS RESPONSIBILITY. <br />7. TOPSOIL MATERIAL BROUGHT TO THE SITE SHALL BE FREE OF HARD CLOTS, STIFF CLAY, HARD PAN, STONES, WEEDS, <br />SOD, DEBRIS, INSECTS, AND ANY TOXIC MATERIAL HARMFUL TO PLANT GROWTH. <br />8. A PERFORMANCE GUARANTEE IS REQUIRED BY THE OWNER AND/OR LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR TO ENSURE COMPLETION <br />OF LANDSCAPING. <br />9. FOR TURF,GROUNDCOVER AND SHRUB BEDS: ADD 4 CUBIC YARDS PER 1000 SQUARE FEET OF ORGANIC MATTER <br />(PARTIALLY DECOMPOSED COMPOST AND AGED (MIN. OF 1 YR.) BARNYARD MANURE (25 PERCENT) TO THE TOP OF <br />SOIL, ROTO -TILL INTO THE TOP 9 INCHES OF SOIL. ADD 25 PERCENT ORGANIC MATTER, BY VOLUME, TO THE BACKFILL <br />SOIL WHEN PLANTING NEW MATERIAL. WATER WHEN FINISHED TO SETTLE SOIL (DO NOT COMPACT) AND TO BRING SOIL <br />INTO BETTER CONTACT WITH THE ROOTS. <br />10. FOR TREES: EXCAVATE 3 TIMES GREATER THAN THE ROOTBALL DIAMETER AND NO DEEPER THAN ROOTBALL ITSELF. <br />SET ROOTBALL INTO HOLE, 1-2 INCHES ABOVE GRADE, AND BACKFILL THE HOLE WITH SOIL COMBINED WITH 25 <br />PERCENT ORGANIC MATTER BY VOLUME OF SOIL. WATER WHEN FINISHED TO SETTLE SOIL (DO NOT COMPACT) AND TO <br />BRING SOIL INTO BETTER CONTACT WITH THE ROOTS. <br />11. PERENNIAL AND GROUND COVER AREAS, USE SOIL <br />ONLY. THIS WILL ALLOW PLANTS TO SPREAD, FILL IN BETWEEN PLANTS WITH A WOOD MULCH WITH NO FABRIC. <br />12. THE PLANTING BEDS SURROUNDING THE PARKING LOT SHALL HAVE AN ORGANIC MULCH, (MINI NUGGET CEDAR MULCH), <br />3" IN DEPTH, OVER A WATER PERMEABLE LANDSCAPE FABRIC. <br />13.THE PLANTING AREAS AROUND THE BUILDING, SHALL HAVE A SHREDDED OR MINI NUGGET CEDAR MULCH, 3" <br />DEEP, OVER A WATER PERMEABLE LANDSCAPE FABRIC. <br />14. MAINTENANCE MUST BE PROVIDED BY PROPERTY OWNER, ALL DEAD OR DISEASED PLANTS MUST BE REMOVED <br />AND REPLACED WITH THE SAME SIZE, TYPE AND QUANTITY OF PLANT MATERIAL AS ORIGINALLY INSTALLED. <br />AVOID REPLACING PLANT MATERIAL DURING THE DRY WINTER MONTHS, BETWEEN DEC. AND FEB., AND MID SUMMER. <br />15. TREES SHALL BE PLANTED A MINIMUM OF THREE FEET FROM BACK OF CURB. <br />16. AT ALL INTERSECTIONS ADEQUATE SIGHT -LINES FOR AN EFFECTIVE 30' SITE TRIANGLE SHALL BE PROVIDED. <br />ALL PLANT MATERIAL AND SIGNAGE MUST BE UNDER 30" IN HEIGHT. <br />17. AN AUTOMATIC IRRIGATION SYSTEM SHALL BE USED TO IRRIGATE ALL NEW PLANTING AREAS. <br />SYSTEM SHALL BE DESIGNED TO USE DRIP IRRIGATION IN PLANTING BEDS, POP-UP SPRAY ON GROUND COVER AREAS <br />PLANTING AREAS SHOULD BE ZONED ACCORDING TO THE DIFFERENT WATERING RATES REQ. BY EXPOSURE AND PLANTS. <br />SYSTEM SHALL BE DESIGNED AS PER CITY REQ. REGARDING VACUUM BREAKER, DEPTH OF LINES, AND FIXTURE TYPES. <br />18. SEEDED NATIVE GRASS AREA SHALL BE "NATURES CHOICE" FROM ARKANSAS VALLEY SEED COMPANY: <br />EFRIUM CRESTED WHEAT -70%; HARD FESCUE -15%; VANTAGE PERENNIAL RYE -10%; KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS -5% <br />OR A SIMILAR SEEDED DROUGHT TOLERANT GRASS RECOMMENDED BY CITY. SEEDED AREAS MUST <br />BE APPLIED TO PREPARED SOIL, 4 CUBIC YARDS OF ORGANIC MATERIAL PER 1000SF OF AREA, AND <br />IRRIGATED TO ESTABLISH TURF AND THROUGH GROWING SEASON AS NEEDED. <br />19. SODDED AREAS SHALL BE A TALL FESCUE SOD OR OTHER SOD RECOMMENDED BY THE CITY THAT <br />REQUIRES LESS IRRIGATION THAN BLUEGRASS TO MAINTAIN. <br />20. ALL ORNAMENTAL GRASSES MUST BE CUT DOWN TO GROUND THE END OF APRIL, KEEP WINTER COLOR. <br />BROADLEAF DECIDUOUS <br />Quantity Scientific Name <br />4 <br />8 <br />1 <br />4 <br />4 <br />4 <br />2 <br />27 TOTAL <br />Amelanchier alnifolia <br />Malus, Indian Magic or Spring Snow <br />Prunus cerasifera 'Newport' <br />Gleditsia triacanthos 'inermis' <br />Fraxinus americana 'Autumn Purple' <br />Pyrus calleryana 'Chanticleer' <br />Crataegus crus-galli <br />CONIFER EVERGREENS <br />2 <br />3 <br />Pinus nigra <br />Pinus edulis <br />5 Pinus ponderosa <br />2 Pinus nigra <br />5 Picea abies <br />12 TOTAL(' 7 W/SPRUCE) <br />SHRUBS <br />Quantity Scientific Name <br />23 Juniperus sabina "Scandia' <br />33 Juniperus horizontalis 'Blue Chip' <br />13 Juniperus sabina 'Buffalo' <br />7 Juniperus sabina 'Calgary Carpet' <br />17 Rosa 'carpet' <br />6 Viburnum trilobum compacta <br />5 Potentilla fruticosa 'Gold drop' <br />2 Physocarpus opulifolius 'Luteus' <br />6 Cytisus 'Lena' <br />6 Ligustrum vicary <br />13 Fallugia paradoxa <br />4 Spirea japonica 'Limemound <br />4 Berberis thunbergii 'Crimson Pygmy' <br />11 Syringa patula 'Miss Kim' <br />20 Chrysothanmnun nauseosus <br />11 Perovskia atriplicifolia <br />5 Rhus Trilobata <br />8 Euonymus Emeraldn Gold <br />198 TOTAL <br />PERENNIALS/GRASSES <br />Quantity Scientific Name <br />4 Nepeta faassenii <br />9 Saccharum ravennae <br />15 Calamagrostis acutiflora 'Karl Forester' <br />8 Miscanthus sinensis 'Yku Jima' <br />20 Pennisetum alopecuroides'hameln' <br />5 <br />5 <br />5 <br />3 <br />18 <br />8 <br />13 <br />27 <br />3 <br />3 <br />9 <br />5 <br />8 <br />168 TOTAL <br />Miscanthus sinensis 'Gracillimus' <br />Miscanthus sinensis Variegatus' <br />Festuca ovina glauca <br />Miscanthus sinensis 'Zebrinus' <br />Salvia nemorosa 'May night' <br />Geranium cantabrigiense <br />Alyssum montanum 'Mountain Gold' <br />Hemeracallis 'Stella de Oro' <br />Aster novi-belgii 'Professor Kippenburg' <br />Coreopsis verticillata <br />Coreopsis grandiflora <br />Dianthus deltoides 'Zing Rose' <br />Dianthus gratianopolitanus 'Spotty' <br />PLANT TABLE <br />Common Name <br />Saskatoon Serviceberry <br />Flowering crab apple <br />Newport plum <br />Thornless honeylocust <br />Autumn Purple ash <br />Chanticleer Pear <br />Thomless cockspur hawthorne <br />Austrian pine <br />Pinon Pine <br />Ponderosa pine <br />Austrian pine <br />Norway spruce <br />Common Name <br />Scandia juniper <br />Blue chip juniper <br />Buffalo juniper <br />Calgary carpet juniper <br />Carpet rose <br />Compact cranberry viburnum <br />Gold drop potentilla <br />Golden ninebark <br />Dwarf broom <br />Golden vicary <br />Apache plume <br />Limemound spirea <br />Red Pygmy barberry <br />Dwarf lilac <br />Rabbit brush <br />Russian sage <br />3 -Leaf Sumac <br />Emerald n Gold Euonymus <br />Common Name <br />Fassens Catmint <br />Plume Grass <br />Feather reed grass <br />Dwarf maiden grass <br />Dwarf Fountain Grass <br />Maiden grass <br />Varigated maiden grass <br />Blue fescue <br />Zebra grass <br />Purple salvia <br />Cambridge Cranesbill <br />Basket of gold <br />Dw. daylily <br />Dwarf Blue Aster <br />Moonbeam coreopsis <br />Dw. double coreopsis <br />Zing Rose Dianthus <br />Pink Dianthus <br />Planting Size <br />6'-8'clump <br />2" -Cal <br />2" -Cal <br />3" -Cal <br />3" -Cal <br />2" -Cal <br />Existing <br />8' - 10' <br />8' - 10' <br />8' -10' <br />Existing <br />Existing(N.of Site) <br />Planting Size <br />5 -Gal <br />5 -Gal <br />5 -Gal <br />5 -Gal <br />3 -Gal <br />5 -Gal <br />5 -Gal <br />5 -Gal <br />5 -Gal <br />5 -Gal <br />5 -Gal <br />5 -Gal <br />5 -Gal <br />5 -Gal <br />5 -Gal <br />5 -Gal <br />5 -Gal <br />1 -Gal <br />Planting Size <br />1 -Gal <br />5 -Gal <br />5 -Gal <br />1 -Gal <br />1 -Gal <br />5 -Gal <br />5 -Gal <br />1 -Gal <br />5 -Gal <br />1 -Gal <br />1 -Gal <br />1 -Gal <br />1 -Gal <br />1 -Gal <br />1 -Gal <br />1 -Gal <br />1 -Gal <br />1 -Gal <br />a <br />EXISTING SPRUCE TREES <br />) <br />iI <br />3 Zebra <br />5 -Gal <br />F <br />(12) Rabbit brush <br />5 -Gal <br />(4)Feather reed grass <br />5 -Gal <br />Seed With Arkansas Valley Natures Choice <br />to blend with existing open space area <br />8 Plume Grass <br />al- <br />EXISTING SPRUCE TREES <br />(9)Russian sa <br />(3)Pinon Pine <br />8'- 10' <br />(13)Apache plume <br />5 -Gal <br />ONE <br />LOW ZONE <br />(5)3 -Leaf Sumac <br />5 -Gal <br />IOW <br />ZONE <br />II Fescue Sod <br />MEDIUM <br />ZONE <br />(2)VarigatedTAaide'ngrass <br />5 -Gal <br />(3)Poeder <br />8'- 10' <br />(1)Newport plu <br />2" -Cal <br />(6)(;olden vicary <br />5 -Gal ' <br />11 Austrian pine <br />Existing <br />(1)Thornles on:vlocust <br />3" -Cal <br />(5)Golildrmp potentilla <br />5 -Ga <br />RELOCAT <br />PINE AS <br />- 1USTRIAN <br />MOWN <br />(3)Fea f er reed gra <br />2-G <br />(2) -strian pine <br />8'- 10' <br />(21Thorns honevlocust <br />MEDIUiv,i <br />.ZONE <br />(31Buffalo juniper <br />5 -Gal <br />MEDIUM <br />ZONE <br />(7)Purple salvia <br />1 <br />eat <br />/(8)Rabbit brush <br />)Buffalo juniper 1 5 -Gal <br />5 -Gal <br />omt"s$ n�lQcust- — -- <br />3" -Cal <br />3 Varigated maiden grass <br />5-uai <br />(4)Scandia juniper <br />5 -Gal <br />(2)Clump Serviceberry <br />8'- 10' <br />(8)Emerald n Gold Euonymus <br />1 -Gal <br />(9)Carpet rose <br />3 -Gal <br />(10)Blue chip juniper <br />5 -Gal <br />Bluegrass <br />Sod <br />ZONE <br />(6)Dw. daylily <br />• 1 -Gal <br />(8)Carnet rose <br />3 -Gal <br />(5)Blue chip iuniper <br />5 -Gal <br />(41Red Pygmy barberry <br />EDIUM <br />ZONE <br />(2)Golden ninebark <br />5 -Gal <br />bridge Cranesbill <br />,9ranium <br />1 1 -Gal <br />(5)Dwarf maiden grass <br />-Gal <br />(7)Basket of gold <br />1 -Gal <br />E171UM <br />ZGtIE <br />(6)Compact cranberry viburnum <br />5 -Gal <br />(3)Autumn Purple ash <br />3" -Cal <br />(2)Maiden grass <br />5 -Gal <br />(4)Fassens Catmint <br />1 -Gal <br />(5)Blue fescue <br />1 -Gal <br />MEDIU <br />(3)Dwarf Blue Aster <br />1 -Gal <br />(5)Zing Rose Dianthus <br />1 -Gal <br />(7)Dw. daylily <br />1 -Gal <br />(2)Dwarf maiden grass <br />1 -Gal <br />(4)Scandia juniper <br />5 -Gal <br />(1)Plume Grass <br />5 -Gal <br />'5)Feather read grass <br />5 -Gal <br />LOW ZONE <br />(9)Double D iarf Coreopsis <br />1 -Gal <br />(2)T Artless cockspur <br />/ <br />awthome <br />Existing <br /><<)uwarr maiwn grass <br />1 -Gal <br />�••�--.(1)Thomless honevlocust <br />3" -Cal <br />(2)Buffalo juniper <br />��. 5 -Gal <br />(3)Moonbeam core4sis- <br />1 -Gal" <br />MEDIUM <br />(2)CIump Service <br />8'- 10' <br />(13)Dwarf Faun <br />1 -Gal <br />6 Dwarf broom <br />5 -Gal <br />(3)Buffaloar <br />(7)Dwarf FounYajn 1rass <br />0 ( 1 -Ga <br />5 -Gal ()Fe, ether eed grass <br />1 6)Baaket of gold <br />1 -Gal <br />(I 1)P gale salvia <br />1 -Gal <br />(3)Dwarf lilac' <br />5 -Gal <br />NOM <br />(3)Blue chip juniper \ <br />5 -Gal <br />(2)Chanticleer Pear <br />2" -Cal <br />(7)Dw. daylily <br />1 -Gal <br />(21Chanticleer Pear <br />2" -Cal <br />(12)Blue chip juniper <br />5 -Gal <br />(8)Dwarf lilac <br />5 -Gal <br />LANDSCAPE PLAN <br />SCALE: 1"=20'-0" <br />0 5 10 15 20 <br />40 <br />1 -Gal <br />.( Dwarf. maiden-lrass- <br />1-Gal <br />IMMO ONO <br />WOO COM <br />(4)Limemound spirea <br />5 -Gal <br />(15)Scandia juniper <br />5 -Gal <br />(3)Maiden grass <br />5 -Gal <br />(8)Indian Magic,Flowering Crab <br />2" -Cal <br />PRIOR TO ISSUANCE OF PERMIT, THE GENERAL <br />CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE A LANDSCAPE PLAN <br />WHICH DEPICTS ALL UNDERGROUND UTILITIES AND <br />RESOLVES ANY CONFLICTS PRIOR TO INSTALLATION. <br />THE COORDINATION OF ANY CHANGES SHALL BE MADE <br />WITH THE APPROVAL OF THE CITY OF LOUISVILLE <br />PLANNING DEPARTMENT, BEFORE WORK COMMENCES. <br />p <br />' <br />THIS DRAWING IS THE SOLE PROPERTY OF LEE ARCHITECTS/ <br />INTERIOR DESIGNERS. DO NOT REPRODUCE WITHOUT <br />WRITTEN AUTHORIZATION OF LEE ARCHITECTS/INTERIOR DESIGNERS. <br />/111°1 <br />V."5 co <br />Z <br />F-- W O <br />5 co <br />IA C9 <br />X <br />Li - <br />w J <br />CO O <br />DE 0 O <br />CC CC1 <br />• O) <br />a <br />O • O 00 <br />O <br />• J <br />• °o <br />C <br />W w Lu <br />1.[n � W <br />w >Z <br />N O 0_ <br />• <br />Job No: <br />Revisions: <br />Date <br />0 <br />0 <br />z <br />0 <br />0 <br />0.5 0 <br />JQ <br />0 0 <br />U0 <br />0 <br />w� <br />O > <br />J U) <br />O 0 <br />0 <br />03132 <br />MAY 19, 2004 <br />AutoCAD <br />SM <br />Checked by <br />KPZ <br />Title <br />LANDSCAPE <br />PLAN <br />hi <br />L-1 <br />1 <br />