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<br />SECTION A - A'
<br />CHERRYWOOD
<br />NEIGHBORHOOD
<br />A
<br />PLANTING NOTES:
<br />7 -PROPERTY LINE
<br />1. Contractor shall be respansible for becoming aware of all related existing and proposed conditions, utilities,
<br />pipes and structures, etc. prior to bidding and construction. The Contractor shall be held responsible for
<br />contacting all utility companies for field location of all underground utII ty fines, including depths, prior to any
<br />excavation. Contractor shall take sale responsibility far any and all cast ar other Iiabriities incurred due to
<br />damage of said utilities/structures/etc.
<br />2. The Contractor shall not willfully proceed with construction as designed when it is apparent that
<br />unknown obstructions and/or grade differences exist that may not have been known during
<br />design. Such conditions shall be immediately brought to the attention of the Owner's
<br />Representative far clarification. The Contractor shall assume full responsibility for alt liabilities,
<br />including necessary revisions due to failure to give such notification.
<br />3. Contractor shall be responsible for any coordination with subcontractors as required to
<br />accomplish all planting and related operations.
<br />4. The acceptable tolerances for this project are minimal and specific Layout is required as shown
<br />on the Layout, planting, and other plans. Plants shall be spaced as per plans. Final location and
<br />staleng of all plant materials shall be accepted by the Owner's Representative in advance of
<br />plantings. A registered surveyor may be required if specified elsewhere.
<br />5. Contractor shall notify Owner's Representative 48 hours prior to commencement of work to
<br />coordinate project inspection schedules.
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<br />6. See details and specifications for plant staking methods, plant pit dimensions, backlit and other
<br />related requirements.
<br />7. If conflicts arise between size of areas and plans, Contractor is required to contact Owner's
<br />Representative for resolution. Failure to make such conflicts known to the Owner's
<br />Representative will result in Contractor's Iiabiaty to relocate the materials.
<br />8. Plant names may be abbreviated on the drawings. See plant legend for symbols,
<br />abbreviations, botanical/camman names, sizes, and exstimated quantifies.
<br />9. It is the Contractors responsibility to furnish all plant materials free of pests or plant diseases.
<br />Pre -selected or "tagged" material must be inspected by the Contractor and certified pest and
<br />disease free. It is the Contractor's obligation to maintain and warranty all plant materials per
<br />the specifications. All plants shall be subject to Owner's approval prior to installation.
<br />10. Contractor shall provide 'per-unit costs° far every size of plant materials, and by type, as called
<br />out on Planting Plans. Unit cost to inctude the plant material itself and installation, including all
<br />labor, amendments, fertilizers, warranty, etc., as detailed and specified for each size.
<br />11. Provide matching sizes and forms for each species of trees and plants installed on grid or
<br />spaced equally in rows as shown an drawings. Adjust spacing (to "equal") as necessary,
<br />subject to acceptance by the Owner's Representative.
<br />• Copyright o®AII Rights Reserved
<br />Downing, Thorpe & James,
<br />CHERRY WOOD 2
<br />Inc. 2003
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<br />12. Form 30 inch, or as otherwise indicated, watering basin around all trees not installed in lawn or paved
<br />areas. Fill basins with 3 inch layer of mulch. Maintain 24 inch diameter maximum clear soil area
<br />around aft trees in manicured turf, mulch sal with 3° of wood mulch.
<br />13. The Contractor shall fine grade, rake and be responsible for positive drainage away from all
<br />structures and throughout site, with accurately set flow lines. No law spats or ponding of
<br />surface water will be accepted in the final work. No rocks or debris will be accepted. Final
<br />grade tolerances are +1-0.1 foot maximum.
<br />14. Where provided, area takeoffs and plant quantity estimates are for information only.
<br />Contractor is responsible to do their own quantity take -offs for all ptant materials and sizes shown
<br />on plans. In case of an discrepancies, plans (plant symbols) take precedence over call -outs and/or
<br />"plant list".
<br />15. Coordinate installation of all plant material with installation of all adjacent irrigation, pavements,
<br />drainage curb and related structures. Any damage to existing improvements is the responsibility
<br />of the Contractor.
<br />16. Mulch shall be 1" -1 1/2" river rock that is earth tone in color. Sample shall be submitted to
<br />Owner's Representative for approval at feast 24 hours prior to delivery.
<br />17. Unless otherwise indicated:
<br />a. All planting areas including sod, seed and planting beds, shall receive sail amendments
<br />per 6 cubic yards every 1000 s.f. The planting areas shall be ripped and tilted to a minimum
<br />depth of 8" (120 in shrub, ornamental grass and perennial planting areas) over a 60- 8"
<br />minimum depth of uncompacted subgrade. See L-2, Detail 6 far graphic representation.
<br />GENERAL NOTES
<br />" PRUNE ONLY TO REMOVE DAMAGED
<br />OR DEAD WOOD.
<br />• SHRUB PLANTING - REFER
<br />TO SHRUB BED LAYOUT FOR
<br />PLACEMENT OF SHRUBS.
<br />• REMOVE ALL CONTAINERS,
<br />BURLAP WIRE OR OTHER
<br />MATERIAL SUPPORTING ROOTBALL.
<br />PLANT ROOTBALL AT
<br />GRADE WHICH SHRUB GREW
<br />(IF PLANTED PRIOR TO AUTOMATIC
<br />IRRIGATION) CONSTRUCT WATERING
<br />RING AROUND SIRUP AT
<br />EDGE OF PLANTING PIT
<br />TO CONTAIN WATfR TO A
<br />DEPTP H OF 2".
<br />WEED BARRIER
<br />SPECIFIED MULCH LAYER (3" DEPTH)
<br />SPECIFIED BACKFILL MD(
<br />EXISTING SUBGRADE
<br />OR c1516 COMPACTED SUBGRADE
<br />DIG TREE PIT 2X (MIN.) DIAMETER
<br />OF THE ROOT BALL. SCARIFY
<br />SURFACE OF PIT AND ROOT BALL.
<br />REMOVE EXCESS SOIL PRIOR TO
<br />PLACING PLANT IN THE PIT.
<br />TYPICAL SHRUB PLANTING
<br />N.T.S
<br />SECTION
<br />AMENITIES SCHEDULE
<br />DESCRIPTION
<br />BIKE RACK
<br />PICNIC TABLES
<br />BENCHES
<br />TRASH CANS
<br />ASH URNS
<br />QUANITY MODEL / SiZE /COLOR
<br />2
<br />2
<br />1
<br />2
<br />2
<br />PI RACK BIKE RACK
<br />5"X211/2"X 43"
<br />BLACK POWDERCOAT FINISH
<br />GRETCHEN PICNIC TABLE
<br />56"X54"x30"
<br />STAINLESS STEEL FINISH
<br />PUD DEVELOPMENT
<br />LINE 5506.5'
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<br />PARKING,
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<br />PARKING
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<br />10 ' WALK
<br />POLICE BUILDING
<br />ELEVATION 14.2
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<br />b. Existing organic topsoil on site shall be used where possible. In areas where topsoil
<br />suitable for planting is to be removed for structural purposes, it shall be relocated to the
<br />planting areas of the site and amended into the existing sal. Contractor to perrftc,mm soil
<br />analysis to determine depth of organic material to be relocated for planting bed use.
<br />c. Seeded turf shall be irrigated as necessary until established. A light temporary mulch
<br />may be used at no more than 1° depth to retain soil moisture. Grass clippings, and
<br />shredded Leaf mulch are appropriate temporary mulches. Sodded turf shall have been
<br />grown between 9 and 18 months and shall be vigorous, well -rooted and healthy turf.
<br />Minimum thatch thickness shall be 314".
<br />d. All planting beds shall be underlaid with weed barrier fabric, except as noted oras
<br />shown on details. Perennial/annual/omamental grass beds shall not receive fabric.
<br />d. Shrub beds in native turf areas are to have shovel cut edges and do not receive steel
<br />edger unless shown. Shrubs are to be mulched with 3" shredded aspen mulch as shown in
<br />plans, and not replenished if determined necessary by city maintenance crews after the
<br />first two years. Shrub beds in turf areas are to be edged and mulched w/ 3" shedded aspen
<br />mulch. Shrub beds in rock mulch areas do not receive woad mulch.
<br />18. The Contractor is responsibte to "restore" all areas of the site, or adjacent areas, where
<br />disturbed. Sod and turf areas disturbed shall be restored. Native areas disturbed, if not already
<br />improved to meet other requirements of this contract, shall be restored with -„ proved reseeding.
<br />SCARBOROUGH BENCH
<br />26" x 28" x 72"
<br />HORIZONTAL STRAP WITH BACK
<br />BLACK POWDERCOAT COLOR
<br />SCARBOROUGH TRASH RECEPTACLE
<br />22" X 33"
<br />VERTICAL STRAP / TOP OPENING
<br />BLACK POWDERCOAT COLOR
<br />NAPOLEON ASH URN
<br />41"X12"X15°
<br />SURFACE MOUNT
<br />BLACK POWDERCOAT FINISH
<br />TREE PLANTING PIT
<br />2 X WIDTH OF ROOTBALL
<br />DO NOT GUT LEADER
<br />PRUNE DAMAGED OR DEAD
<br />WOOD ONLY. EXCEPT TO PRUNE
<br />WEAK CROTCH OR DOUBLE LEADER
<br />I PROVIDE 2 GUY SYSTEM AS SHOWN I
<br />GROMMETED STRAPS
<br />DOUBLE STRAND GALVINIZED
<br />WIRE. LEAVE SOME PLAY IN WIRE
<br />TREE WRAP TO SECOND BRANCH
<br />REMOVE TREE WRAP BETWEEN
<br />APRIL AND OCTOBER
<br />6' LONG 2X2 LODtEPOLE STAKE
<br />DRIVEN INTO SUBGRADE
<br />REMOVE STAKES AFTER 2 YEARS
<br />REMOVE TWINE AND REMOVE
<br />BURLAP FROM TOP I/3 OI' ROOTBALL
<br />OMIT WATER RING IN
<br />MANICURED TURF AREAS
<br />DIG TREE PIT 2X (MIN.) DIAMETER
<br />OF THE ROOT BALL. SCARIFY
<br />SURFACE OF PIT AND ROOT BALL.
<br />REMOVE EXCESS SOIL PRIOR TO
<br />PLACING PLANT IN THE PIT.
<br />SPECIFIED MULCH LAYER (3" DEPTH)
<br />SPECIFIED BACKFILL MIX
<br />SET ROOTBALL ON UNDISTURBED
<br />SOIL, 2"-4" HIGHER THAN
<br />SURROUNDING GRADE.
<br />EXISTING SUBGRADE
<br />OR 015% COMPACTED SUBGRADE
<br />TYPICAL TREE PLANTING
<br />N.T.S
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<br />19. The Landscape contractor shall take alt necessary scheduling and other precautions to avoid
<br />winter, climatic, ar other damage to plants. A "planting window" of specific calendar days is
<br />required to be submitted by the Contractor for approval and planting operations should occur
<br />per this approved schedule.
<br />20. The Contractor may be required to employ a registered surveyor responsible to provide coordinate geometry
<br />stakes for all control point Layout of steel edger (planting bed, trees) at the discretion of the Landscape Architect.
<br />Additionally, the contractor shall provide paint lines/string/hose or other means to fully indicate the specific layout
<br />geometry of all steel edgers for approval by the Owner's Representative, prior tu installation. The Contractor Base
<br />Bid shall anticipate adjustments as directed by the Landscape Architect in the field. Changes affecting quantities
<br />will be covered by unit prices.
<br />21. Wood mulch shall be shredded Aspen mulch, free of soil stones, sticks, debris or other foreign material
<br />Mulch shall be of fiberous wood nature. A sample shall be delivered to Owner's Rep.
<br />for approval at least 24 -hours prior to delivery to the site.
<br />GENERAL NOTES
<br />" SET ROOTSALL ON
<br />UNDISTURBED SOIL.
<br />• REMOVE BURLAP FROM TOP
<br />1/3 OF ROOTBALL. REMOVE
<br />ANY WIRE OR TWINE.
<br />" PRUNE DAMAGED OR DEAD
<br />WOOD ONLY, EXCEPT PRUNE TO
<br />ELIMINATE WEAK CROTCH
<br />OR DOUBLE LEADER.
<br />" PROVIDE THREE -GUY SYSTEM
<br />EQUIDISTANT AROUND TREE.
<br />AT 120 DEG. REMOVE AFTER 2 YEARS.
<br />" DIG, TREE PIT 2X (MiN.) DIAMETER
<br />OF THE ROOT BALL. SCARIFY
<br />SURFACE OF PIT AND ROOT SALL.
<br />REMOVE EXCESS SOIL PRIOR TO
<br />PLACING PLANT IN THE PIT.
<br />DO NOT GUT LEADER
<br />6ROMMETED NYLON STRAPS
<br />DOUBLE STRAND
<br />GALVANIZED WIRE
<br />30" X 1/2" DIA. WHITE PVC, SLEEVE TYP.
<br />SET ROOTBALL 2"-4" HIGHER
<br />THAN SURROUNDING GRADE
<br />• OMIT WATER RING. IN
<br />IRRIGATED LAWN AREAS.
<br />rte -SPECIFIED MULCH LAYER
<br />SPECIFIED BACKFILL MIX
<br />\//\i/,�
<br />2 X ROOTBALL Pb
<br />TREE PLANTING PIT
<br />EXISTING SUBGRADE
<br />OR 015% COMPACTED SUBGRADE
<br />3' LONG 2x2 METAL STAKES
<br />DRIVEN VERTICALLY INTO
<br />GROUND, OUTSIDE BACKFILL AREA.
<br />TYPICAL EVERGREEN PLANTING
<br />N.T.S SECTION
<br />SHRUB LOCATION
<br />PLANT PER PLAN
<br />PERENNIAL SPACING
<br />N.T.S
<br />VARIES
<br />SECTION
<br />VIA APPIA
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<br />0 20 40
<br />80 120 FEET
<br />22. All tree rings in sod are to receive 3" depth shredded Aspen mulch in a 15" radius from the tree trunk.
<br />Edges are to be shovel cut. No edger or weed barrier fabric Is required 1n these areas.
<br />23. Manicured turf to be double coverage spray irrigated. Fescue and enhanced natural mixes to
<br />be single coverage spray irrigated. Alt shrub beds and trees to be drip irrigated. Manicured turf,
<br />fescue and enhanced natural mixes should each be an separate programmable irrigation zones
<br />within the overall irrigation system.
<br />24. Wet meadow mix and enhanced native turf to be staked to avoid mowing untll late fall. Edger
<br />shown dividing these areas from the fescue is optional if staking or irrigation flags are used.
<br />ADJACENT PAVING OR CURB
<br />STEEL EDGING 1/S" X 6"
<br />AS SPECIFIED
<br />FINISHED GRADE
<br />6"-S" UNCOMPACTED SUBGRADE
<br />SPECIFIEP PLANT MATERIAL AND
<br />MULCH LAYER
<br />NOTE: SET ALL EDGING 1" ABOVE FINISHED GRAPE AS SHOWN. EDGING
<br />SHALL ABUTT ALL PAVING SURFACES PERPENDICULAR AND FLUSH
<br />WITH PAVING GRADES. ALL JOINTS TO BE OVERLAPPED AND SECURED.
<br />NOTE: DEPTH OF STEEL EDGING TO BE APPROVED BY OWNER'S
<br />REPRESENTATIVE ADJUST AS DIRECTED.
<br />TYP. EDGING MULCH
<br />N.T.S
<br />ry
<br />ENHANCED NATIVE TURF /
<br />NATIVE SEED AREAS
<br />SECTION
<br />FINISHED GRADE
<br />AMENDED TOPSOIL LAYER
<br />6"-6" UNCOMPACTED
<br />SUBGRADE
<br />t x h 1l/(( i A ukh I!i(( 0U�v(J ( ,,1 FINISHED GRADE
<br />::::"•' .- ;.�II;°`,a::':;.;,:;e:,;: " SOD AND THAT.H
<br />'�/,^ ,< //..N:* \�� AMENDED TOPSOIL LAYER
<br />/\\/\ \' \�\ ,`//\'\ °�\�\ '\ SUBS UNCOMPACTED
<br />TURF AREAS
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<br />6 '7 s\\N\\ /\ /\//Ac "e/\",/
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<br />> ORNAMENTAL GRASSES/
<br />® PERENNIAL/ANNUAL BED AREAS
<br />SPECIFIED MULCH LAYER
<br />FINISHED GRADE
<br />WEED BARRIER
<br />AMENDED TOPSOIL LA
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<br />ISSUE DATE: 05-09-03
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