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PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT <br />COAL CREEK BUSINESS PARK <br />A PART OF THE N.W. 1/4 SECTION 19 AND THE S.W. 1/4 OF SECTION 18 <br />T.1 S., R.69 W., OF THE 6TH P.M. <br />CITY OF LOUISVILLE, COUNTY OF BOULDER, STATE OF COLORADO <br />COLORADO SPRUCE <br />J_ <br />_„ <br />QUAKING <br />ASPEN <br />SNP ag s�sr iLir* <br />.rw'.1rIliI��= , <br />1. <br />2. DO NOT DISTURB THE EXISTING LANDSCAPING THAT EXISTS ADJACENT TO THE SITE <br />UNLESS NOTED ON THE PLANS. <br />..' <br />Cad <br />WO rjr,7 <br />‘r - <br />NOTE; THIS SKETCH DEPICTS A PRELIMINARY SIGNAGE DESIGN. FINAL DESIGN SHALL <br />BE COMPLETED AT THE TIME OF FINAL PLAN SUBMITTAL. <br />LANDSCAPE NOTES <br />REFER TO PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR INFORMATION REGARDING LANDSCAPE <br />INSTALLATION. <br />3. SHRUB BEDS ARE TO BE CONTAINED BY 1/8"x4" INTERLOCKING TYPE STEEL EDGER. <br />NO EDGER IS REQUIRED WHEN BED IS ADJACENT TO CURBS, WALLS, OR WALKS. <br />4. ALL TREE PITS AND SHRUB BEDS ARE TO RECEIVE 3" DEPTH OF SHREDDED CEDAR <br />MULCH OVER WEED CONTROL FABRIC. NO EDGER IS REQUIRED AROUND TREE PITS <br />UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED ON PLANS. INSTALL 6" RIVER COBBLE ADJACENT TO ALL <br />STRUCTURES FOR A VARYING WIDTH OF 2-4'. <br />5. REFER TO SITE PLAN FOR GRADING , SIDE WALK, DRAINAGE, AND RIP -RAP <br />INFORMATION AND LOCATION. <br />6. ALL LANDSCAPED AREAS ARE TO RECEIVE THE APPROPRIATE SOIL PREPARATION AS <br />REQUIRED BY THE CITY OF LOUISVILLE. <br />1. ALL TREES ARE TO BE STAKED OR GUYED PER DETAILS FOR A PERIOD OF ONE <br />YEAR. <br />8. <br />9. <br />PRIOR TO COMMENCEMENT OF WORK, VERIFY THAT ALL GRADES ARE CORRECT AND <br />THAT TOP SOIL HAS BEEN SPREAD OVER ALL AREAS TO BE SEEDED AND/OR <br />PLANTED. <br />CONSTRUCTION OF SIDEWALKS SHALL SE ACCORDING TO CITY OF LOUISVILLE <br />REQUIREMENTS. <br />10. THE QUALITY OF PLANT MATERIAL SELECTED WILL FOLLOW THE GUIDELINES OF THE <br />"AMERICAN STANDARD FOR NURSING STOCK" BY THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF <br />NURSERYMEN UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED. <br />11. ALL LANDSCAPED AREA SHALL BE WATERED BY AN AUTOMATIC UNDERGROUND <br />IRRIGATION SYSTEM. <br />12- PRIMARY INTERNAL ACCESS ROADWAY'S AND ASSOCIATED UTILITIES WILL BE A PART <br />OF TI -1E INITIAL CONSTRUCTION PHASE. LANDSCAPING SHALL OCCUR DURING THE <br />INITIAL PHASE AT SITE ENTRIES, EAST DETENTION BASIN; BUFFER AND THE LOOP ROAD. <br />LANDSCAPING ADJACENT TO THE INTERNAL LOOP ROAD SHALL INCLUDE ALL CANOPY <br />AND CONIFEROUS TREES. THE SOD AND ASSOCIATED IRRIGATION SHALL SE INSTALLED <br />BETWEEN BACK OF CURB AND THE SIDEWALK ALL SHRUB REQUIREMENTS SHALL BE <br />SATISFIED WITH THE DEVELOPMENT OF EACH LOT. ALL TREES PLANTED SHALL BE <br />IRRIGATED WITH A DRIP OR BUBBLER SYSTEM. <br />13. THE PARCEL DEVELOPER SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR PROVIDING, PROTECTING AND <br />MAINTAINING ALL LANDSCAPING IN A HEALTHY AND GROWING CONDITION. THE PARCEL <br />DEVELOPER SHALL REPLACE PLANT MATERIAL IMMEDIATELY WITH THE SAME TYPE, <br />SIZE AND QUANTITY WHEN NECESSARY, AND KEEP THE GROUNDS FREE OF REFUSE AND <br />DEBRIS. <br />14.. FINAL LANDSCAPE AND IRRIGATION CONSTRUCTION DRAWINGS SHALL BE SUBMITTED <br />TO THE CITY OF LOUISVILLE FOR REVIEW AND APPROVAL_ <br />15. TREE PROTECTION OF EXISTING TREES NEAR THE FLOOD PLAIN REALIGNMENT IS <br />REQUIRED. ANY AREAS DISTURBED DURING THIS CONSTRUCTION SHALL BE <br />REVEGETATED USING NATIVE PLANT SPECIES COMMON TO THE RIPARIAN CORRIDOR OF <br />COAL CREEK DRAINAGE. <br />16. ALL VEGETATION SHALL BE IDENTIFIED BY TYPE AND QUANTITY DURING THE FINAL <br />PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT SUBMITTAL. EACH PARCEL DEVELOPER SHALL CHOOSE <br />FROM THE PLANT LIST PROVIDED HERE DURING THE DEVELOPMENT OF THEIR <br />PROPERTY. <br />11. WHERE PLANTABLE SPACE IS LESS THAN 5' ALONG THE LOOP ROAD, NO EVERGREEN <br />TREE PLANTINGS SPALL OCCUR. TI4E E1 RE€N STREET TREES ARE INTENDED TO SE <br />LIMBED UP WHERE INTERFERANCE WITH SIDEWALKS MAY OCCUR. UTILIZATION OF PINION <br />PINE ALONG THE STREET CORRIDOR SHALL ALSO LESSEN THEIR INTERFERENCE WITH <br />SIDEWALKS. <br />PERENNIAL FLOWERS <br />LANDSCAPE CONCEPT <br />EMPHASIS ON YEAR ROUND COLOR AND LANDSCAPE <br />INTEREST IS THE UNDERLYING THEME IN THE STREETSCAPE AT <br />COAL CREEK BUSINESS PARK INTERIOR STREETS ARE LINED <br />WITH EVERGREEN TREES IN AN INFORMAL PATTERN WHICH <br />SERVES TO SOFTEN FUTURE PARKING REQUIREMENTS. AN <br />ATTACHED WALK ALLOWS THE PLANTABLE SPACE TO WIDEN, <br />THENCE PROVIDING THE WIDTH NECESSARY FOR EVERGREEN <br />PLANTINGS. ALL INTERSECTIONS ON THE INTERIOR OF THE SITE <br />ARE TYPICALLY LANDSCAPED WITH ORNAMENTAL TREES AND <br />PERENNIAL FLOWERS FOR A COLORFUL DEFINITION TO THE <br />ENTRIES. A PERIMETER BUFFER, AGAIN INFORMAL IN NATURE, <br />PROVIDES PARKING LOT SCREENING TO ADJACENT USES <br />VIEWING INTO THE SITE. IRRIGATED TURF HAS BEEN ADDED TO <br />THE OPEN SPACE ALONG DILLON ROAD TO CONTINUE THE <br />CHARACTER OF ADJACENT OPEN SPACES. THIS TREATMENT <br />TRANSITIONS TO NATIVE GRASSES AND EXISTING VEGETATION <br />BY THE INCLUSION OF WILDFLOWER POCKETS AND EVERGREEN <br />TREES. <br />SIGNAGE LANDSCAPE <br />QUAKING ASPEN ESTABLISH <br />THE NATIVE COLORADO • <br />LANDSCAPE THEME <br />IDENTIFICATION SIGN <br />(SEE ELEVATION) <br />25 -BBF <br />:>TEEL EDGER <br />COLORADO SPRUCE PROVIDE <br />THE BACKDROP FOR SIGN ID. <br />6 -MB <br />IRRIGATED TURFGRASS <br />LANDSCAPE PLANT LIST <br />Y �IYY�YIYrYWaYYr�YYYi�11�11'�sslirY'Idl��llir,l II <br />Vldadlildli4luY'dlWwYrr�lYlYlYlitltWhiiWYYuWY'iiWlii'iY �hl�tild� aIYYWi�IVY{�itlYdu�YY��WlduldollYu�mlilini�IdIiI16VY.u6YViiWLNmlYliiiiY ' nil ,i Y I" 'VIVhIYYIiBdYY I <br />YdtlliYisV �iml�mu �Idl'VIYYiYYWiY+ ii�iWIIW���V6�e�Y�WtlIiIIIIdW1WYiiYIuiWIVIVtlYItlYi�YlYldiiliuiJiiiilllw11iY1iVIiI�W1 i�VY%i6lilYiYphluuYl�Yi��nuiw�id�11,VYYYu�nl1+'a`�'YYYIii�liuYlidiW�IIuIYIIIYIIdIiWdiN��I�IIIIIIVIdItlY�VIJ�16WVIiId��IIlldiidlWJJfIW1�'IWIdVI�Vllild� <br />QTY. SYM. COMMON NAME <br />54 DECIDUOUS TREES <br />RO <br />BO <br />SMI -1 <br />NLG <br />APA <br />PA <br />SA <br />RED OAK <br />BURR OAK <br />SHADE MASTER HONEYLOCUST <br />NARROWLEAF COTTONWOOD <br />AUTUMN PURPLE 451-1 <br />PATMORE ASH <br />SUMMIT ASH <br />108 EVERGREEN TREES <br />AP <br />55 <br />CS <br />PYP <br />AUSTRIAN PINE <br />COLORADO BLUE SPRUCE <br />COLORADO SPRUCE <br />PINION PINE <br />59 ORNAMENTAL TREES <br />SSC <br />AM <br />JTL <br />CRC <br />QA <br />TCI -I <br />SPRING SNOW CRAB <br />FLAME AMUR MAPLE <br />JAPANESE TREE LILAC <br />CANADA RED CHERRY <br />QUAKING ASPEN <br />THORNLESS COCKSFUR HAWTHORNE <br />150 EVERGREEN SHRUBS <br />SGJ <br />BJ <br />TJ <br />SEAGREEN JUNIPER <br />BUFFALO JUNIPER <br />TAM JUNIPER <br />194 DECIDUOUS SHRUBS <br />AWS <br />BM <br />BMS <br />BRD <br />CP <br />DKL <br />HC <br />JP <br />MB <br />NC <br />RG <br />RM <br />RR <br />RS <br />RB <br />RCS <br />VS <br />WSC <br />ANTHONY WATERER SPIREA <br />BUCKLEY'S QUILL MOCKORANGE <br />BLUE MIST SPIREA <br />BAILEY REDTWIG DOGWOOD <br />CISTENA PLUM <br />DWARF KOREAN LILAC <br />HANDCOCK CORRALBERRY <br />JACKMAN'S POTENTILLA <br />MENTOR BARBERRY <br />NANKING CHERRY <br />YELLOW SHRUB ROSE <br />PURPLE -RED SHR. ROSE <br />PINK SHRUB ROSE <br />RED FRAGRANT SHR ROSE <br />RUSSIAN SAGE <br />RABBIT BRUSH <br />RED CORRALBERRY <br />VANHOUTTE'S SPRIEA <br />WESTERN SAND CHERRY <br />2,557 PERENNIAL FLOWERS <br />TYC <br />GF <br />DDC <br />BBF <br />RD <br />551 <br />DL <br />RL <br />DSD <br />BES <br />TALL COMMON YARROW <br />GAYFEATHER <br />DWARF DOUBLE COREOPSIS <br />BURGUNDY BLANKET FLOWER <br />RED DAYLILLY <br />BLUE BEARDED IRIS <br />'STELLA D'ORO DAYLILLY <br />RED LUPINE <br />DOUBLE SHASTA DAISY <br />BLACK EYED SUSAN <br />36,973 S.F. TALL FESCUE SOD <br />59,025 S.F. NATIVE SEED <br />1,776 S.F. PERENNIAL FLOWER BED <br />2,119 S.F. WILDFLOWER SEED <br />SECTION A <br />PERIODIC CANOPY <br />TREES TO VARY <br />ELEVATION <br />8' BICYCLE <br />TRAIL <br />TRAIL <br />EASEMENT <br />BOTANICAL NAME <br />QUERCUS RUBRA <br />QUERCUS MACROCARPA <br />GLED15IA TRIACANTHO$ INER1US 'SHADE MASTER' <br />POPULUS ANGUSTIFOLIA <br />FRAXINUS PENN. 'AUTUMN PURPLE' <br />FRAXINUS PENN. 'PATMORE' <br />FRAXINUS PENN. 'SUMMIT' <br />PINUS NIGRA <br />PICEA PUNGENS VAR. GLAUCA <br />PICEA PUNGENS <br />PINUS EDULIS <br />MALUS 'SPRING SNOW' <br />AGER GINNALA 'FLAME' <br />SYRINGA RETICULATA <br />PRUNUS VIRGINIANA MELANOCARPA 'SHUBERT) <br />POPULUS TREMULOIDES <br />CRATAEGUS CRUS-GALLI VAR. INERMIS <br />JUNIPERUS CHINENSIS 'SEAGREEN' <br />JUNIPERUS SABINA 'BUFFALO' <br />JUNIPERUS SABINA 'TAMARISCIFOLIA' <br />SIZE & CONDITION <br />3" CAL., 545, SPECIMEN <br />3" CAL., 545, SPECIMEN <br />3" CAL., 545, SPECIMEN <br />3" CAL., 545, SPECIMEN <br />3" CAL., 545, SPECIMEN <br />3" CAL., B*B, SPECIMEN <br />3" CAL., 545, SPECIMEN <br />NOTE: 25% TO BE 8' HT. <br />S'-8' HT., SPECIMEN <br />6'-8' HT., SPECIMEN <br />6'-8' HT., SPECIMEN <br />6'-8' HT., SPECIMEN <br />2" CAL., 545, SPECIMEN <br />8'-10' CLUMP, 545, SPECIMN <br />8'-10' CLUMP, 545, SPECIMN <br />2" CAL., B4B, SPECIMEN <br />545, 10' CLUMP FORM <br />2" CAL., 545, SPECIMEN <br />SPIREA BUMALDA 'ANTHONY WATERER' <br />PHILADELPHUS X 'BUCKLEY'S QUILL' <br />CARYOPTERIS X CLANDONENSIS <br />CORNUS SERICEA 'BAILEY' <br />PRUNUS CISTENA <br />SYRINGA MEYER( <br />SYMPHORICARPOS X CHENAULTI <br />POTENTILLA FRUTICOSA 'JACKMANNI' <br />BERBERIS X MENTORENSIS <br />PRUNUS TOMENTOSA <br />ROSA X 'GOLDEN WINGS' <br />ROSA X 'HANSA' <br />ROSA X 'MORDEN CENTENNIAL' <br />ROSA X 'JOHN FRANKLIN' <br />PEROVSKIA ATRIPLICIFILIA <br />CHRYSOTHAMUS NAUSEOSUS ALBICAULIS <br />SYMPHORICARPOS ORBICULATUS <br />SPIREA VANHOTTE I <br />PRUNUS 5E66E11 <br />ACHILLEA FILIPENDULINA 'PARKERS VARIETY' <br />LIATRIS <br />COREOPSIS GRANDIFLORA 'SUNRAY' <br />GAILLARDIA X GRANDIFLORA 'BURGUNDY' <br />HEMEROCALLIS SP. <br />IRIS X GERMANICA 'FULL TIDE' <br />I-IEMEROCALL IS <br />LUPINUS 'RED FLAME' <br />LEUCANTHEMUM X SUPERBUM 'AGLAIA' <br />RUDSECKIA FULGIDA 'GOLDSTURM' <br />POSSIBLE <br />FUTURE PARKING <br />EVERGREEN <br />' TREE THEME <br />30' 5' *— I0'+/ - <br />ROADWAY <br />5 GAL. CONT. <br />36" MIN SPACING <br />5 GAL. CONT. <br />24" MIN. SPACING <br />5 GAL. CONT. <br />24" MIN. SPACING <br />5 GAL. CONT. <br />30" HT./4 CANE MIN. <br />5 GAL. CONT. <br />20" HT./4 CANE MN. <br />5 SAL. CONT <br />20" 14T/3 CANE MN. <br />5 GAL. CONT <br />30" HT/4 CANE MIN. <br />5 GAL. CONT <br />30" HT/4 CANE MN. <br />5 GAL. CONT. <br />30" HT./4 CANE MIN. <br />5 GAL. CONT. <br />3%" HT./4 CANE MIN. <br />5 GAL. CONT. <br />20" HTJ4 CANE MIN. <br />5 GAL. CONT. <br />20" HT/4 CANE MIN. <br />5 GAL. CONT. <br />30" HT./4 CANE MN. <br />5 GAL. CONT <br />20" 14T/3 CANE MN. <br />5 GAL. CONT <br />20" HT/3 CANE MIN. <br />GAL. CONT <br />20" HT/3 CANE MIN. <br />5 GAL. CONT <br />30" HT/4 CANE MN. <br />5 GAL. CONT <br />10" HT/4 CANE MN. <br />5 GAL. CONT <br />20" HT/3 CANE MN. <br />S GAL. CONT. <br />I0" 14T./3 CANE MN. <br />GAL. CONT <br />10" 14T/4 CANE MN. <br />5 GAL. CONT <br />20" HT/3 CANE MN. <br />1 GAL. CONT <br />i GAL. CONT <br />1 GAL. CONT <br />1 GAL. 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CONT. <br />• <br />• <br />• <br />• <br />• <br />90/10 FESCUE/BLUEGRASS MIX <br />LANDSCAPE PLANS BY: <br />The <br />NORRIS.DUILEA <br />Company <br />0000 <br />Planning <br />Tempe Architect= <br />710 west Colfax <br />Dames, , Colorado 80204 <br />Fax 303 8921186 <br />Phone: 303 8921166 <br />Issued/Revised <br />Revised FINAL P.UD. <br />Revised FINAL P.U.D. <br />Construction Documents <br />FINAL P.UD. <br />rt-� <br />Date <br />12/01/91 <br />12/22/91 <br />1/14/98 <br />1/15/98 <br />%.270 <br />SEM Architects Inc <br />Donald ,R Slack <br />Gary W Ellermann <br />Bruce T McLennan <br />The Quorum at DTC <br />7935 E Prentice Ave <br />Suite 102 <br />Englewood CO 80111 <br />TEL (303) 220 8900 <br />FAX (303) 220 0708 <br />Copyright <br />These plans are an instrument of <br />service and are the property of the <br />Architect, and may not be duplicated, <br />disclosed, of reproduced without the <br />written consent of the architect. <br />Copyrights and infringements will be <br />enforced and prosecuted. <br />4ssi�s <br />(I)) <br />vI <br />1.1.1 <br />W <br />LU <br />U <br />0 <br />V <br />Date o 6/9/97 <br />Proj No o 96179.05 <br />Drawn o JF <br />Checked o JESG, JN <br />COLORADO <br />W <br />cla <br />5 <br />0 <br />J <br />COMPANY <br />0 <br />CC <br />V <br />TRAMMEL <br />Issued/Revised Date <br />PRELIMINARY P.U.D. 6/23/91 <br />Revised per comments 8//8/97 <br />PRELIMINARY P.U.D. 8/21/97 <br />Revised per comments: 9/II/97 <br />Revised per comments: 9/29/97 <br />PRELIMINARY P.U.D. 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