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<br />CARRIER PANELS. CENTER
<br />ON TREE ON 50TH SIDES
<br />NEXT TO SIDEWALK AND 'TU,
<br />DETAIL OF ROOT BARRIER INSTALLATION IN
<br />TREE LAWN
<br />UB 24-2 Specifications
<br />24" DeepRoot Tree Root Barriers
<br />To Be Used in Public ROW
<br />Specified tree root barriers are a mechanical barrier and
<br />root deflector to prevent tree roots from damaging hard -
<br />scopes and landscapes. Assembled in 2' long modules to
<br />create varying sizes of cylinders for surrounding root balls
<br />(Surround planting style) or for linear applications directly
<br />beside a hardscape adjacent to one side of the trees (Linear
<br />planting style).
<br />A. Materials
<br />1. The contractor shall furnish and install tree root barriers
<br />as specified. The tree root barriers shall be product # UB 24-2
<br />as manufactured by Deep Root Partners, LP. 81 Langton St. #4
<br />San Francisco, LA (800-458-7668), or approved equal
<br />The barrier shall be Black, Injection Molded Panels, of 0.085"
<br />(2.16mm) wall thickness in modules 24" (61cm) long by 24"
<br />61 cm) deep; manufactured with a minimum 50% post consumer
<br />recycled polypropylene plastic with added ultraviolet inhibitors;
<br />recyclable. Each panel shall have:
<br />Not less than 4 Molded Integral Vertical Root Deflecting Ribs
<br />of at least 0.085" (2.16mm) thickness protruding 1J2 (12.7mm)
<br />of 90' from interior of the barrier panel, spaced 6 (15.24cm)
<br />apart. (See panel drawing below)
<br />A Double Top Edge consisting of two parallel, integral, horizontal
<br />ribs at the top of the panel of a minimum 0.085 (2.16mm)
<br />thickness, 3/8' (9.53mm) wide and 1/4" (6.35mm) apart with the
<br />lower rib attached to the vertical root deflecting ribs.(See detail "A")
<br />A minimum of 9 Anti -Lift Ground Lock Tabs consisting of integral
<br />horizontal ridges of o minimum 0.085" (2.16mm) thickness in the
<br />shape of a segment of a circle, the 2" (50.8mm) chord of the
<br />segment joining the panel wall and the segment, protruding 3/8"
<br />(9.53mm) from the panel. The nine ground locks on each panel stall
<br />be about equally spaced between each of the vertical root deflecting
<br />ribs (3 between each set of ribs, see Detail "B').
<br />An integrated Zipper Joining System providing for instant
<br />assembly by sliding one panel into another. (See Detail "C')
<br />2.The basic properties of the material shall be:
<br />Test ASTM Test Method
<br />Tensile strength 0 yield - Wall
<br />Tensile strength 0 yield - Hinge
<br />Yield Elongation - wall
<br />Yield Elongation - Hinge
<br />Flexural Modulus
<br />Notched trod Impact - won
<br />Rockwell Hardness r. scale - Wag
<br />0638
<br />0638
<br />0638
<br />0638
<br />07908
<br />D256A
<br />0785A
<br />Typical Value Copolymer
<br />Polypropylene
<br />2.354 PSI
<br />2.846 PSI
<br />7.44%
<br />7.01%
<br />119.625 PSI
<br />3.84 (ft -Its)
<br />84.4
<br />U.S. Patents: 5,070,642 , 5,305,549 and 5,528,857.
<br />Other Patents Pending.
<br />B. Construction and Installation
<br />1. The contractor shall install the tree root barriers with the
<br />number of panels and in the manner shown on the Draw-
<br />ings. The vertical root deflecting ribs shall be facing inwards
<br />to the root ball and the double top edge shall be 1/2"
<br />(12.7min) above grade. Each of the required number of
<br />panels shall be connected to form o circle around the
<br />root boll or joined in a linear fashion and placed along
<br />the adjacent hardscape.
<br />2. Excavation and sol preparation shall conform to the Drawings
<br />Detail A'
<br />7/16'
<br />(11.11 mm
<br />.085'
<br />2.16mm)
<br />085'
<br />(2.16mm)
<br />1/4'(6.35mm)
<br />.085"
<br />(2.16mm)
<br />Detail 'C'
<br />"
<br />(2.16mm)
<br />'1/2'
<br />1(12.7mm)
<br />Detail '6'
<br />2 1/4'
<br />(57.15mm
<br />Patented Zipper Joining System
<br />1
<br />UCeptaot GP.iiDE `alenad Double Tap Floe
<br />ear Prevention of Root over
<br />nano Growth, Extra Strength, and
<br />Ultraviolet Protection and
<br />-- Improved /ppsareece
<br />(See Detail "Al
<br />(2.16mm)
<br />INSTALLATION
<br />SEQUENCE:
<br />I. Prepare base and
<br />eubgrade
<br />2. Trench to appropriate
<br />depth of root barrier so
<br />that top of barrier Is 2"
<br />(son) below finish grade of
<br />top of curb and sidewalk
<br />3. Place root barrier In
<br />trench, vertical ribs must
<br />face toward tree roots.
<br />4. Backfill and compact
<br />as needed to
<br />prevent settlement 4
<br />allow for root growth,
<br />Atalw
<br />\Nems on Every Panel
<br />t US. Patent Nas. 5,070.642
<br />5,305,549 and 5,528.65
<br />and Other Potents Penang
<br />Rounded
<br />far
<br />90 Root Deflecting Ribs
<br />Integral Part of Panel
<br />Panel 0.085' (2.11500) Thick 50%
<br />Post Consumer Recycled Paypropy w*
<br />Patented Molded Ground Lacking
<br />Intl -Lit Pads
<br />(See Deta1'8')
<br />and Strength
<br />NOTES
<br />1. Sod Sod shall consist of pure stand of rhizomatous tall fescue available at Turf Master Ltd. 866-493-8311 or turfmaster@interfold.com except where Reveille
<br />Hybrid Bluegrass Sod is specified at lift station, Louisville sign area, and in Outtot L.
<br />2. Soil Preparation
<br />All new planting areas shall have the soil prepared by thoroughly combining a minimum of 4 cubic yards/thousand square feet of A-1 Organics Biocomp or
<br />B.O.S.S./Black Tea compost, 5wayorganics into the soil to a minimum depth of 6" prior to planting except in native wetland seeding areas. For these areas test
<br />soils and, if deficient, use 2-3 cubic yards per thousand square feet of specified compost.
<br />3. Specified Back Fill Material
<br />A Provide mixture consisting of at least 1/3 by volume specified organic material and 2/3 by volume of original soil.
<br />B. In areas of heavy clay soil use a mix of 1/3 by volume each of sharp sand, specified organic material, and 1/3 original soil.
<br />4. Trees in the Public ROW shall be trained in the nursery to have all branching at least 5' above ground. Provide and maintain a uniform tree ring around all
<br />trees in the Public ROW that fits within the existing tree lawn. Tree rings shall be at least the distance from the back of curb to the edge of sidewalk.
<br />5. Mulch
<br />On Publically owned outlots, areas left bare after planting shall be mulched with a minimum depth of 4" of natural colored supreme fiber mulch except in areas
<br />where flowers and ground covers are planted. In these areas a 1" deep layer of bark fines shall be used. All other areas left bare after planting shall be mulched
<br />with a minimum depth of 3" of natural colored fir fiber mulch except drainage ways and areas where flowers and ground covers are planted. Drainage ways
<br />including detention ponds and plds shall have gravel or cobbles as a mulch where water will flow. All mulch shall be established in such a manner as to be non
<br />injurious to the plants and shall be sorted to eliminate pieces of unshredded wood, trash and other foreign materials. No pieces larger than 3/4" diameter and
<br />longer than 6" may be used.
<br />If rock mulch is specified use natural colored gravel, washed river rock in the 1-3" size range, and/or cobbles in 4-6" range. In publically owned outlots rock mulch
<br />may be laid over good quality geotextile weed barrier fabric at a minimum 4" depth. In all other areas rock mulch maybe laid over good quality geotextile weed
<br />barrier fabric at a minimum 2-3" depth. If weed barrier fabric is used, care must be taken to pin the fabric down and to carefully maintain cover over the fabric to
<br />insure the fabric does not and will not show. Rock mulch in ground cover areas shall be 1" deep.
<br />6. Top of grade, prior to planting must be at least 1 °/7" lower than the adjacent pavement or edging.
<br />7. Irrigation
<br />A low volume irrigation system, adequate to irrigate the new plantings according to their needs, shall be provided. Lawn areas shall be irrigated on separate
<br />zones from other plants. Trees in the ROW and other plants located 3 feet or closer to the foundations of buildings shall be irrigated using drip type irrigation.
<br />Drip irrigation is required on all plants except lawn. in tree lawns subsurface irrigation shall be used.
<br />8. Maintenance
<br />All mainicured lawn areas shall be mowed at least weekly during the growing period to a depth of no shorter than 3". A mulching lawn mower maybe used as
<br />long as clippings are well chopped and distributed evenly otherwise clippings must be bagged. Lawns shall be fertilized at least once in the fall. Other fertilizer
<br />may not be necessary if mulching is employed. Edges of lawns shall be neatly trimmed the same length as the rest of the lawn. Care shall be taken to stay away
<br />from tree trunks and other non -turf plants with the trimmer and the lawn mower. If needed areas around these plants shall be hand trimmed or weeded so that
<br />mowers and power trimmers do not injure the bark and stems of these plants.
<br />Trees shall be pruned as needed to maintain proper heights above walks, drives and streets. (Normally 8' above walks and 13' above streets.) Additionally the
<br />health of trees, shrubs and other plants within the Public ROW and Open Space Areas shall be regularly checked and maintained by a knowledgeable crew able
<br />to make decisions about fertilizing, pruning , insect and disease control. All plants shall be maintained to retain their natural habit not pruned into balls and weird
<br />shapes. Any pruning shall be conducted according to the proper Colorado industry standards.
<br />Any shrub, flower and ground cover areas shall be checked and regularly weeded as necessary, especially during their establishment period. Flowers shall be
<br />dead headed, as needed, to maintain long term flowering.
<br />Native seed areas shall have weed control (mowing and herbicide as appropriate.)
<br />Weeding may include, but is not limited to, mowing, hand pulling and/or herbicide application as appropriate, at a minimum of once in spring and once in fall, or
<br />as requested by the City.
<br />9. All areas disturbed by construction activities shall be revegetated to City standards.
<br />10. Contractor shall obtain a Right of Way Permit prior to landscape or irrigation work within the public ROW.
<br />NOTES:
<br />DO NOT CUT LEADER
<br />PRUNE DAMAGED OR DEAD
<br />WOOD PRIOR TO PLANTING.
<br />IPMES PLANTED IN T -C
<br />PJBLIC ROW 'O HAVE
<br />ROOT BARRIER
<br />INSTALLEDAT CURB 4
<br />SIDEWALK
<br />LO:JER BRANCHES OF
<br />ECDJOJS TREES TO BE
<br />TRAINED TN NURSERY TO BE
<br />A MINM .JM OF 5' ABOVE
<br />GROUND LEVEL
<br />vrLON WEB STRAPS W/
<br />GROMMETS
<br />ROPE OR WIRE W/ RELECTIVE
<br />FLAGGING ON EACH W'RE
<br />WRAP TRUNK DOR FIRST WINTER
<br />REMOVE N SPRlN
<br />REMOVE GUY W'RES 4 POSTS
<br />AFTER ONE GROWING SEASON
<br />PROVIDE METAL POSTE IV
<br />ACCORDANCE W/ 054-4 STANDARDS
<br />REMOVE AFTER ONE YEAR.
<br />PLACE TOP OF ROOT BALL. 2.3"
<br />ABOVE ADJACENT GRADE
<br />MULCH 3.4" DEEP, HOLD BACK
<br />MULCH 6" FROM TIHAVK
<br />rSAUCER RIM OR DIKE
<br />TWICE DIAMETER OF BALL
<br />SPECIFIED BACKFILL
<br />CUT OUT BOTTOM OF WRE BASKET
<br />BEFORE PLACING TREE N HOLE.
<br />AFTER SETTING TREE, 4 BEFORE
<br />BACKFILLING, REMOVE A.L. TWINE,
<br />REMAINDER OF LITRE BASKET, 4 TOP
<br />OF BURLAP. PEEL BACK REMAINING,
<br />BURLAP A5 ILLUSTRATED AND
<br />BACKFILL
<br />DETAIL FOR PLANTING & STAKING DECIDUOUS TREES TYPICAL
<br />NOT TO SCALE
<br />Ne"X6" STEEL EDGING
<br />TO BE INSTAL -ED
<br />FLUSH WITH I'WLCI4 4
<br />ROOT ZONE OF LAWN
<br />4' WOOD MJt.CM
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<br />STEEL EDGING SHALL
<br />BE NSTALLED ON OR
<br />WITHIN PRIVATE
<br />PROPERTY LINES.
<br />DETAIL FOR STEEL EDGING
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<br />NOTE, TREES GUYED USING
<br />RUBBER -405E W'a.L NOT BE
<br />ACCEPTED.
<br />SET' TOP or -.
<br />ROOTEALI. 2-3'
<br />ABOVE ADJACENT
<br />GRADE
<br />SAUCER RIM
<br />OR PIKE
<br />PRUNE DAMAGED
<br />OR DEAD WOOD IF NEEDED.
<br />GUY TREE N 3 PLACES,
<br />SLIGH-L" TAUT. USE JLTE
<br />ROPE OR WIRE, NYLON
<br />WEB STRAtS W/
<br />GROMMETS 4 la" WOO-)
<br />STAKES. PLACE STAKES
<br />PARALLEL TO ROPE
<br />AND FLUSH IL/ F;NISHED
<br />c' GRADE. GUYS 4 STAKES
<br />TO BE REMOVED AFTER
<br />ONE GROWING SEASON.
<br />NORTH
<br />4" DEPTH WOOD MULCH
<br />SPECIFIED BACKFILL
<br />REFLECTIVE FLAGGING ON
<br />EACH GUY WIRE
<br />!SHED GRADE
<br />NOTE, ROUGHEN SIDES
<br />4 BOTTOM OF RANTING
<br />PIT PRIOR TO SET'iNs
<br />EXISTING SUBGRADE
<br />TWICE DIAMETER OF BALI-
<br />DETAIL
<br />ALL
<br />CUT BOTTOM OF WIRE BASKET
<br />BEFORE PLACING TREE TJ HOLE.
<br />AFTER SETTING TREE, AND
<br />BEFORE BACKFILLING, REMOVE
<br />ALL, TWINE, REMAINDER OF WIRE
<br />BASKET I TOP OF BURLAP,
<br />PEEL BACK REMAINING BURLAP
<br />AS ILLUSTRATED, THEN
<br />BACKFILL.
<br />DETAIL FOR PLANTING & GUYING EVERGREEN TREES
<br />NOT TO SOME
<br />NOTE:
<br />PRUNE DEAD OR DAMAGED
<br />BRANC-BS BACK TO NEXT HEALTHY
<br />BUD OR BRANCH. REMOVE
<br />CONTAINER ROUGHEN SIDES OF
<br />PLANTING PIT,
<br />SET TOP OF ROOT BALL
<br />I"-2" 450` E GRADE
<br />4" DEPTH WOOD MULCH
<br />SAUCER RIM OR DIKE
<br />I -FINISHED GRADE
<br />'TT ---SCORE SIDES OF
<br />ROOT -BOUND BALLS
<br />BACKFILL
<br />-EXISTING SUEGR4DE
<br />2X'5 DIAMETER OF BALL
<br />DETAIL FOR PLANTING CONTAINER PLANTS
<br />NOT TO SCALE
<br />LIST OF NEW PLANT MATERIAL
<br />North End, Blockl0 East End
<br />* Broadleaf evergreen
<br />No. Botanic Name
<br />DECIDUOUS TREES
<br />2 Acer x Pacific Sunset®
<br />3 Acer saccharum Green Mountain®
<br />1 Aesculus 'Autumn Splendor'
<br />2 Amelanchier canadensis
<br />3 Catalpa speciosa
<br />3 Celtis occidentalis
<br />1 Corylus colurna
<br />2 Gymnocladis dioicus
<br />4 Malus Coralburst®
<br />2 Malus Royal Raindrops®
<br />4 Prunus nigra 'Princess Kay'
<br />2 Quercus Crimson Spire TM
<br />1 Quercus macrocarpa
<br />2 Quercus Heritage TM
<br />2 Sorbus hybrida
<br />3 Syringa pekinensis Summer Charm
<br />2 Tilia americana 'Legacy'
<br />EVERGREEN TREES
<br />3 Picea pungens 'Baby Blue Eyes'
<br />EVERGREEN SHRUBS
<br />30* Euonymus kiautschovica 'Manhattan'
<br />2 Juniperus horizontalis 'Blue Chip'
<br />7 Juniperus horizontalis 'Youngstown`
<br />22 Juniperus x media 'Old Gold'
<br />13 Pinus mugo 'Slowmound`
<br />9* Viburnum x b urk vwodil
<br />DECIDUOUS SHRUBS
<br />5 Amelanchier alnifolia 'Regent'
<br />7 Berberis thunbergii 'Rose Gloat/
<br />3 Buddleja davidii nanhonensis Petite Plum®
<br />28 Comus sericea 'Cardinal'
<br />37 Cornus sericea 'lsanti'
<br />22 Cotoneaster apiculatus
<br />14 Cotoneaster lucidus
<br />6 Euonymus alatus 'Compactus'
<br />13 Frangula alms Fine Line®
<br />2 Hibiscus syriacus 'Minerva'
<br />21 Physocarpus opulifolius 'Center Glovi/
<br />9 Physocarpus opulifolius Diabolo®
<br />6 Physocarpus opulifolius 'Nanus'
<br />10 Prunus tomentosa
<br />26 Rhus aromatica 'Gro -Love'
<br />11 Ribes alpinum
<br />14 Rosa Knock Out®
<br />19 Rosa 'Nearly Wild'
<br />2 Salix purpurea nana
<br />16 Spiraea japonica 'Gold Flame'
<br />18 Symphoricarpos atbus
<br />21 Syringe patula 'Miss Kim'
<br />2 Viburnum carlesii
<br />5 Viburnum dentatum Autumn Jazz ®
<br />34 Viburnum lantana 'Mohican'
<br />12 Viburnum x rhytidophylloides Alleghany'
<br />14 Viburnum triiobum 'Baily Compact'
<br />12 Weigela florida Variegate'
<br />PERENNIALS, GROUND COVERS & VINES
<br />90 Calamagrostis acutif/ora 'Karl Foerster'
<br />39 Ceratostigma plumbaginoides
<br />30 Delosperma nubigenum
<br />150* Euonymus fortune! 'Coloratus'
<br />4 Helictotrichon semperv/irens
<br />62 Hemerocallls 'Happy Returns'
<br />283 Mahonia repens
<br />2 .Miscanthus sinensis `Zebrinus'
<br />5 Salvia nemorosa 'May Night'
<br />44 Saponaria ocymoides 'Splendens'
<br />40 Sedum spurium 'Dragon's Blood'
<br />9 Sorgastrum nutans 'Indian Steel'
<br />213 Veronica Crystal River®
<br />197* Vinci minor 'Bowles Variety'
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<br />Common Name
<br />Pacific Sunset Maple
<br />Green Mountain Sugar Maple
<br />Autumn Splendor Buckeye
<br />Shadblow Serviceberry
<br />Western Catalpa
<br />Western Hackberry
<br />Turkish Filbert
<br />Kentucky Coffeetree
<br />Coralburst Crabapple
<br />Royal Raindrops Crabapple
<br />Princess Kay Canadian Plum
<br />Crimson Spire Oak
<br />Bur Oak
<br />Heritage Oak
<br />Oakleaf Mountain Ash
<br />Summer Charm Peking Tree Lilac
<br />Redmond American Linden
<br />Baby Blue Eyes Spruce
<br />Manhattan Euonymus
<br />Blue Chip Juniper
<br />Andorra (Youngstown) Juniper
<br />Old Gold Juniper
<br />Slowmound Mugo Pine
<br />Burkwood Viburnum
<br />Regent Serviceberry
<br />Rose Glow Barberry
<br />Compact Purple Butterfly Bush
<br />Cardinal Dogwood
<br />Isanti Dogwood
<br />Cranberry Cotoneaster
<br />Peking Cotoneaster
<br />Compact Burning Bush
<br />Tall Fernleaf Buckthorn
<br />Minerva Althea
<br />Center Glow Ninebark
<br />Diabolo Ninebark
<br />Dwarf Ninebark
<br />Nanking Cherry
<br />Dwarf Fragrant Sumac
<br />Alpine Currant
<br />Knock Out Shrub Rose
<br />Nearly Wild Shrub Rose
<br />Dwarf Arctic Willow
<br />Gold Flame Spirea
<br />White Snowberry
<br />Miss Kim Dwarf Lilac
<br />Koreanspice Viburnum
<br />Autumn Jazz Arrowwood Viburnum
<br />Mohican Wayfaring Tree
<br />Alleghany Viburnum
<br />Compact American Cranberry bush
<br />Variegated Weigela
<br />Feather Reed Grass
<br />Plumbago
<br />Hardy Yellow lceplant
<br />Purpleleaf Wintercreeper
<br />Blue Avena Grass
<br />Dwarf Yellow Daylily
<br />Creeping Colorado Holly
<br />Zebra Grass
<br />May Night Purple Salvia
<br />Rock Soapwort
<br />Dragon's Blood Stonecrop
<br />Indian Steel Indian Grass
<br />Crystal River Veronica
<br />Bowles Periwinkle
<br />MINIMUM 2 BOLTS
<br />PER POST PER
<br />PIECE OF LUMBER
<br />ALL FASTENERS TO SE WEATHER
<br />PROOF. ALL LUMBER TO SE
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<br />SCALE: AS SHOWN
<br />DRAWN BY: GNB
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<br />ISSUE DATE: 8/01/2016
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