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Boulder County, CO
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<br />PLANT SCHEDULE - 5I15/2022
<br />ABBREV I SCIENTIFIC NAME
<br />CANOPY TREES:
<br />AGRM
<br />CEO
<br />SHL
<br />SM
<br />TF
<br />Acer rubrum Armstrong Gold
<br />Quercus robur'Fastigiata'
<br />Gleditsia triacanthos'Shademaster'
<br />Acer saccharum 'Green Mountain'
<br />Corylus colurna
<br />EVERGREEN TREES:-
<br />BBES
<br />SWP
<br />Picea pungens 'Baby Blue Eyes'
<br />Pinus strobiformus
<br />ORNAMENTAL TREES:
<br />BTM
<br />FP
<br />RRC
<br />SHRUBS:
<br />BCJ
<br />BMS
<br />BSJ
<br />CCH
<br />FCBS
<br />MBR
<br />NB
<br />NFS
<br />PSP
<br />SJ
<br />SSW
<br />YGP
<br />Acer grandidentatum
<br />Pyrus calleryana 'Chanticleer
<br />Malus Royal Raindrops
<br />Juniperus horizontalis 'Blue Chip'
<br />Caryopteris x clandonensis 'Dark Knight'
<br />Juniperus squamata ' Blue Star'
<br />Mahonia repens
<br />Caryopteris x clandonensis 'First Choice'
<br />Rosa'Morden Blush'
<br />Viburnum lentago
<br />Spiraea japonica 'Neon Flash'
<br />Potentilla frutivosa davurica 'Prairie Snow'
<br />Juniperus sabina'Scandia'
<br />Weigela Florida'Bokraspiwi'
<br />Potentilla rruticosa 'Yellow Gem'
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<br />COMMON NAME I SIZE
<br />Armstrong Gold Red Maple
<br />Columnar English Oak
<br />Shaderrlaster Honeylocust
<br />Green Mountain Sugar Maple
<br />!Turkish Filbert
<br />Bayb Blue Eyes Spruce
<br />Southwestern White Pine
<br />Bigtooth Maple
<br />Chantideer Pear
<br />Royal Raindrops Crabapple
<br />Blue Carpet Juniper
<br />Dark Knight Spirea
<br />Blue Star Juniper
<br />Creeping Colorado Holly
<br />First Choice Blue Spirea
<br />Morden Blush Rose
<br />Nannyberry Viburnum
<br />Neon Flash Spirea
<br />Prairie Snow Potentilla
<br />Scandia Juniper
<br />.Spilled Wine() Weigela
<br />Yellow Gem Potentilla
<br />ORNAMENTAL GRASSES:
<br />BAG I Helictotrichon semperuirens
<br />IBlue Avena Grass
<br />PERENNIALS:
<br />BCB
<br />El
<br />SSD
<br />VC
<br />Geranium sanguineum
<br />Hedera helix
<br />Leucanthemum x superbum 'Silver Princess'
<br />Parthenocissus quinquefolia
<br />Bloody Cranesbill
<br />En
<br />glish hsh Ivy
<br />vY
<br />Snowlady Shasta Daisy
<br />Virginia Creeper
<br />2.5" cal.
<br />2.5" cal.
<br />2.5" cal.
<br />2.5" cal.
<br />2.5" cal.
<br />TOTAL
<br />6'-8' ht.
<br />6'-8' ht.
<br />TOTAL
<br />2" cal
<br />2" cal
<br />2" cal
<br />TOTAL
<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 />I TOTAL
<br />HT. CITY
<br />35'
<br />35'
<br />50'
<br />50'
<br />45'
<br />40'
<br />50'
<br />30'
<br />25'
<br />20'
<br />1'
<br />4'
<br />1.5'
<br />1.5'
<br />3'
<br />2.5'
<br />12'
<br />2.5'
<br />3'
<br />2'
<br />2.5'
<br />2'
<br />711
<br />a
<br />4
<br />5
<br />5
<br />1
<br />1
<br />3
<br />4
<br />5
<br />4
<br />4
<br />13
<br />21
<br />5
<br />39
<br />44
<br />44
<br />32
<br />7
<br />24
<br />27
<br />50
<br />26
<br />20
<br />339
<br />1 gal. 18" 42
<br />TOTAL 42
<br />18"
<br />15'
<br />18"
<br />15'
<br />18
<br />26
<br />19
<br />4
<br />PLANT NOTES:
<br />REFERENCE: CITY OF LOUISVILLE, INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT DESIGN STANDARDS AND GUIDELINES (IDDSG) , JANUARY, 2000.
<br />1. GRADES SHALL BE SET TO ALLOW FOR PROPER DRAINAGE AWAY FROM ALL STRUCTURES. GRADES SHALL MAINTAIN SMOOTH PROFILES AND BE
<br />FREE OF SURFACE DEBRIS, BUMPS, AND DEPRESSIONS.
<br />2. REFER TO CIVIL ENGINEERING DRAWINGS FOR GRADING AND UTILITIES.
<br />3. DEVELOPERS SHALL ENSURE THAT THE LANDSCAPE PLANS COORDINATED WITH THE PLANS DONE BY OTHER CONSULTANTS SO THAT THE
<br />PROPOSED GRADING, STORM DRAINAGE, OR OTHER CONSTRUCTION DOES NOT CONFLICT NOR PRECLUDE INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE
<br />OF LANDSCAPE ELEMENTS ON THIS PLAN.
<br />4. DURING CONSTRUCTION, PREVENT CLEANING OF EQUIPMENT, THE STORAGE OR DISPOSAL OF WASTE BUILDING MATERIAL (I. E. PAINT, OILS,
<br />SOLVENTS, ASPHALT, CONCRETE, MORTAR) WITHIN THE DRIPLINE OF ANY PROTECTED TREE OR GROUPS OF TREES.
<br />5. SITE PREPARATION a ALL PLANTING MUST BE COMPLETED IN ACCORDANCE WIDTH CHAPTERS 1 a 5 OF 1 DDGS. PRIOR TO INSTALLATION OF
<br />PLANT MATERIAL AREAS THAT HAVE BEEN COMPACTED OR DISTURBED BY CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY SHALL BE THOROUGHLY LOOSENED,
<br />ORGANIC AMENDMENTS SUCH AS COMPOST, PEAL, OR AGED MANURE SHALL BE THOROUGHLY INCORPORATED AT THE RATE OF AT LEAST THREE
<br />(3) CUBIC YARDS OF AMENDMENT PER 1000 SQUARE FEET OF LANDSCAPE AREA.
<br />6. All TREES a SHRUBS SHOWN AT APPROXIMATELY 2/3 OF MATURE SIZE.
<br />7. CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY ALL MATERIALS QUANTITIES PRIOR TO INSTALLATION. ACTUAL NUMBER OF SYMBOLS SHALL HAVE PRIORITY OVER
<br />THE QUANTITY DESIGNATED.
<br />8. LABELS THAT INDENTIFY THE BOTANICAL OR COMMON NAME WILL BE ON ALL TREES AT THE FINAL INSPECTION.
<br />9. ALL PLANT MATERIALS WILL MEET THE FOLLOWING MINIMUM SEES, AS NOTED IN SECT. 5-7:
<br />- DECIDUOUS SHADE/CANOPY TREES: 2.5" CALIPER
<br />- ORNAMENTAL 2.0' CALIPER*
<br />- EVERGREEN TREES: 6'-8' HEIGHT (WITH A MINIMUM OF 25% 8' IN HEIGHT)
<br />- MULTI -STEM ORNAMENTALS: 8' 10' HEIGHT
<br />- SHRUBS: 5 GALLON CONTAINER
<br />- GROUND COVER/PERENNIALS: 2-1/4" POTS
<br />- VINES: 1 GALLON CONTAINER
<br />10. ALL PLANT MATERIAL SHALL MEET SPECIFICATIONS OF THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF NURSERYMEN (AAN) FOR NUMBER ONE GRADE ALL
<br />TREES SHALL BE BALLED AND BURLAPPED OR EQUIVALENT.
<br />11. DECIDUOUS TREES SHALL BE PLANTED A MINIMUM OF 5-FEET AND EVERGREEN TREES A MINIMUM OF 10-FEET FROM PUBLIC UTILirlES AND
<br />PUBLIC SIDEWALKS, UNLESS MODIFIED BY PUD STREET TREE PLANS. TREE PLANTING SHALL BE COORDINATED WITH PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY.
<br />LOCATION OF ALL UTILITIES SHALL BE VERIFIED IN THE FIELD PRIOR TO PLANTING, A HORIZONTAL DISTANCE OF 40' BETWEEN STREET TREE AND
<br />STREET LIGHT SHALL BE MAINTAINED.
<br />12. TEMPORARY MULCH WILL BE INSTALLED IN SHRUB, TREE, AND PERENNIAL PLANTING BEDS UNTIL FULL PLANT COVERAGE IS ACHIEVED.
<br />13. PERMANENT MULCH, ASPEN -PINE, 3e DEEP, WILL BE INSTALLED IN SHRUB, TREE, AND PERENNIAL PLANTING BEDS WHERE THERE IS NO
<br />GROUNDCOVER SPECIFIED.
<br />14. THE PROPERTY OWNER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR PROVIDING, PROTECTING AND MAINTAINING ALL LANDSCAPING IN A HEALTHY AND GROWING
<br />CONDITION, AND ADHERE TO ALL STANDARDS OF GUIDELINES OF SECTION 5.8 OF IDDSG. THE PROPERTY OWNER WILL REMOVE AND REPLACE
<br />DEAD PLANT MATERIALS IMMEDIATELY WITH THE SAME TYPE, SIZE AND QUANTITY OF PLANT MATERIAL AS ORIGINALLY INSTALLED, UNLESS
<br />MATERIAL IS DISEASED OR
<br />INSECT -INFECTED.
<br />15. ALL LANDSCAPE AREAS WILL BE IRRIGATED WITH PERMANENT AUTOMATIC IRRIGATION SYSTEM DESIGNED TO PROVIDE EFFICIENT IRRIGATION
<br />COVERAGE WITH MINIMAL OVER SPRAY ONTO NON -LANDSCAPED AREAS.
<br />16. A SOIL SENSING DEVICE OR OTHER IRRIGATION MANAGEMENT SYSTEM WILL BE INSTALLED FOR IRRIGATION SYSTEMS IN TURF AREAS.
<br />17. ALL SOD AREAS UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED WILL BE SODDED WITH LOW-WATER DEMANDING BLEND. SEEDED AREAS UNLESS OTHERWISE
<br />NOTES WILL BE SEEDED WITH DRYLAND I NATIVE SEED TO SUIT SPECIFIC SOIL CONDITION AND MAINTANCE REQUIREMENTS,
<br />18. THE PROPERTY OWNER SHALL REMOVE AND REPLACE DEAD OR DISEASED PLANT MATERIALS IMMEDIATELY WITH THE SAME TYPE, SIZE AND
<br />QUANTITY OF PLANT MATERIAL AS ORIGINALLY INSTALLED. (S)
<br />19. AVOID REPLACING LANDSCAPE MATERIALS DURING THE DRY WINTER MONTHS BETWEEN DECEMBER AND FEBRUARY AND IN THE
<br />MID-SUMMER.(G)
<br />20 CONTACT THE PLANNING DIVISION FOR SPECIFIC TIME REQUIREMENTS FOR LANDSCAPE MATERIAL
<br />REPLACEMENT, (G).
<br />D. LANDSCAPE MATERIALS LOCATED IN THE PUBLIC RIGHT-OF-WAY ARE TO BE MAINTAINED BY THE ABUTTING PROPERTY OWNER. (S)
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<br />Detention Pond - Native Seed Mix
<br />COMMON NAME
<br />Switcingrass
<br />Indiangrass
<br />Big Bluestein
<br />Three -Square
<br />Soft -Stem Bulrush
<br />Baltic Rush
<br />Nebrasha Sedge
<br />Spikerush
<br />Prairie Cordgrass
<br />SPECIES, VARIETY LBS (PLSYACRE
<br />Panicum viinatrrn
<br />Sorghastn,m Wotan
<br />Angrnoogon geradii
<br />Schoen+ lectus ourkgens
<br />Schoenoplectus tabemaemontani
<br />Juncus bakicus
<br />Carex nebrascencis
<br />Eleocharis palustris
<br />Spartina pectinate
<br />SEEDING APPLICATION:
<br />Hand broadcast and rake to a depth of 0.25" to 0.5" into the topsoi).
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<br />GREEN SCREEN
<br />SCALE: NTS
<br />27'-0`
<br />COLOR TO BE:
<br />BLACK
<br />NOTES:
<br />1. THE RACK SHALL BE COATED WIN A THERtviOPLASTIC (POLYETHYLENE COPOLYMER
<br />BASED) POWDER COATING (POLYARMOR) TO A THICKNESS 200-250 MICROMETERS
<br />(8-12 MILS).
<br />2- RACKS SHALL BE FIRM AND ALIGNED PLU$IMINUS 1/4' FROM PLUMB.
<br />DEPARTURE OF BASE PLATE FROM GRADE BY MORE THAN 3I8`
<br />REQUIRED BIKE RACK TO BE REMOVED aIa RESET
<br />3. COLOR SHALL BE PER CITY WHEN LOCATED IN ROW, PER OWNER WHEN INSTALLED ON
<br />PRIVATE PROPERTY
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<br />TOTAL
<br />3" THICK greenscreen • PANEL
<br />NMTH POST BEYOND.
<br />REMOVE STAKE OR ANY TEMPORARY
<br />TRELUS DEVICE
<br />2" TO 3" MULCH LAYER
<br />ACKFILL Mix WITH SPECIFIED
<br />AMMENDMFi Ts AND FERTILIZER TABLETS
<br />NISHED GRADE
<br />EMOVE CONTAINER
<br />AND LOOSEN ROOTS
<br />NDISTURBED SOIL
<br />AVE VINE BRANCHES INTO SCREEN,
<br />STARTING AT BOTTOM. TIE LARGER
<br />BRANCHES LOOSELY TO SCREEN, IF
<br />NECESSARY W/ BIO-DEGRADEABLE TIES.
<br />33' THICK greenscreen• PANEL ATTACHTEO
<br />TO 3- SQ. POST (TYP.) FOR FREESTANDING
<br />APPLICATIONS. POST FOOTINGS BEYOND.
<br />OUNIING CLIP
<br />1-1/2" SCH Sit PIPE
<br />BIKE RACK SHALL BE CONT STEEL
<br />PIPE W/O WI..DLS
<br />2 EO SPACED 1/B' HOLES
<br />Q BASE OF CONC
<br />114' / FT SLOPE FROM
<br />AWAY FROM POST BASE
<br />6'0 CONC (SONOTUBE OR EQ)
<br />(REMOVE TUBE AFTER SET)
<br />INVERTED 'U' BICYCLE RACK
<br />SCALE: NTS
<br />2.0
<br />3.0
<br />3.0
<br />3.0
<br />0.5
<br />0.1
<br />0.5
<br />1.0
<br />LCL
<br />14.1
<br />X 1 112' NYLON/COTTON OTTON WEAVE TIES
<br />3/4" GROMMETS AND 1 R GUACE WIRE
<br />FASTENED. WRAP OTHER END OF WIRE
<br />AROUND STAKE AND TWISrTO SECURE.
<br />COVER TRUNK WITH TREE WRAP -
<br />4' BROWN CREPE PAPER.
<br />(2) R I LODGEPOLE PINE STAKES_ ALIGN
<br />STAKES PARALLEL W/ ROAD/WALKS OR
<br />PARALLEL %DIRECTION OF PREVAILING
<br />WIND. AU- STAKES TO BE CONSISTENT PER
<br />EACH STREET. COORDINATE WI LANDSCAPE
<br />ARCHTTECt
<br />PLANT 50 CROWN IS 2" ABOVE
<br />SURROUNDING FINISH GRADE.
<br />COVER W/ MULCH 3' DEEP
<br />EASE BACK SLOPE Ct4 UPHILL SIDE WHERE
<br />APPLICABLE.
<br />3" HIGH WATER RETENTION BERM IN
<br />NON -IRRIGATED TURF AREAS.
<br />CUT AND REMOVE ALL OF THE WIRE BASKET
<br />AND OTHER PROTECTIVE MATERIAL BE B
<br />AFTER THE ROOT BALL HAS BEEN STABLIZEDIN
<br />THE PIT. MAKE SURE ALL ROPE AND TAGS ARE
<br />REMOVED FROM AROUND THE TRUNK.
<br />SCARIFY SIDES OF HOLE PRIOR TO
<br />BACIIFLUNG.
<br />BACAILL MIX.:
<br />- 75% NATIVE SOIL EXCAVATED FROM PIT
<br />- 25% ORGANIC COMPOST
<br />NOTE: IF HOLE IS TOO DEEP ANY SOIL ADDED TO
<br />RAISE THE ROOTBALL SHOULD BE COMPACTED.
<br />UNDISTURBED SUB -SOIL.
<br />DECIDUOUS TREE PLANTING & STAKING
<br />SCALE: NTS
<br />I
<br />I=I II= 0' =Pip: i
<br />11.5?11 li:l - =Lai i ll-r
<br />IXIOOTEALL
<br />wD H, MIN.
<br />TYPICAL SHRUB PLANTING
<br />SCALE: NTS
<br />REMOVE PLANT FROM CONTAINER OR WI Be,E
<br />MATERIAL, REMOVE WBaE BASALT FROM ROO1
<br />BALL AND PEEL BACK BURLAP AFTER 2/3
<br />BURIED IN PR
<br />PLANT CROWN AT R' ABOVE FINISHED
<br />GRADE.
<br />3' DEEP MULCH, WHERE APPLICABLE.
<br />EASE�KK LOPE ON UPI4 I SIDE, WHERE
<br />3' HIGH WATER RETENTION BERM EXCEPT IN
<br />DRIP IRRIGATED AREAS, REMOVE AT END OF
<br />MNN TENANCE PERIOD.
<br />SCARIFY SIDES Of HOLE PRIOR TO
<br />PLANTING.
<br />BACK RLL MIX:
<br />- 75% NATIVE SOL EXCAVATED FROM PIT
<br />- 25% ORGANIC COMPOST
<br />FOOT -TAMPED COMPACTED BACK FILL
<br />UNDER ROOT BALL, TO ELIMINATE
<br />SETTLING.
<br />UNDISTURBED SUB -SOIL.
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<br />0
<br />(3) 12' X 1 1/R" NYLONICO TON HVAAVE TES
<br />WITH 314' GROMMETS.
<br />#1 R GAUGE WIRE FASTENED W/ (2) MAC PLATER
<br />CABLE CLAMPS, COVER GUYS W/3' OF 3/B' DUI. SLIP
<br />PLASTIC TUBING.
<br />PLANT CROWN AT r ABOVE SURROUNDNG
<br />FINISH GRADE.
<br />COVER W/ MULCH 3' DEEP.
<br />3" HIGH WATER RETENTION BERM IN
<br />NON -IRRIGATED TURF AREAS.
<br />EASE BACK SLOPE ON UPHILL SIDE, WHERE
<br />APPLICABLE
<br />(3)1712"X17 STAKES TO ANCHOR GUYS.
<br />CUT AND REMOVE AT ALL OF THE WIRE BASKET AND
<br />ALL OTHER PROTECTIVE MATERIALS (IE, BURLAP) AFTER
<br />THE ROOT BALL HAS BEEN STAEIe.IZaD IN THE PIE
<br />MAKE SURE ALL ROPE AND "TAGS HAVE BEEN REMOVED
<br />FROM AROUND ME TRUNK.
<br />SCARIFY SIDES OF HOLE PRIOR TO BACK
<br />FLUNG.
<br />BACK FILL MIX.:
<br />- 75% NATIVE SOIL EXCAVATED FROM PIT
<br />- 25% ORGANIC COMPOST
<br />NOTE IF HOLE IS TOO DEER ANY SOIL ADDED TO RAISE
<br />THE ROOT BALL SHOULD BE COMPACTED,
<br />UNDISTURBED SUB -SOIL.
<br />_EVERGREEN TREE PLANTING & STAKING
<br />SCALE: NTS
<br />1/B' X 4' RYERSON
<br />STEEL EDGING WITH
<br />ROLLED TOP
<br />COLOR: BLACK
<br />15" STEEL STAKES
<br />SPACED AT 30' O.C.
<br />EDGING
<br />SCALE NTS
<br />GREEN SCREEN BEYOND WI
<br />VINES
<br />MULCH
<br />FINISHED GRADE
<br />NOTES:
<br />1. FINISHED GRADE FOR SOD AND MULCH TO BE AT
<br />GRADE WITH TOP OF EDGING AND EDGING SHOULD
<br />NOT BE VISIBLE.
<br />4, TAt4' MULCH AT EDGING SO THAT IT DOES NOT
<br />SPIN INTO TURF.
<br />SAIL SHADE CLOTH
<br />ATTACH SAIL SHADE
<br />TO BUILDING
<br />AMENITY AREA W/
<br />"-PICNIC TABLE
<br />WALK
<br />NOTE:
<br />1. COLORS AND MATERIALS TO MATCH BLDG ENTRY AWNING
<br />2. POSTS, FOUNDATIONS AND SAILS TO BE DESIGNATED DESIGN W/ SHOP DRAWINGS REVIEW BY
<br />OWNERSHIP & DESIGN TEAM
<br />SAIL SHADE STRUCTURE
<br />SCALE: 3/8"=1'-0"
<br />PICNIC TABLE
<br />SCALE: NTS
<br />ADA ACCESSIBLE PICNIC TABLE W/
<br />PRE -GALVANIZED STRUCTURAL
<br />STEEL TUBE FRAME FROM PARK
<br />WAREHOUSE OR EQUAL
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<br />PUD 1 - 01.23.22
<br />PUD 2 - 02_01.22
<br />PUD3-04.21.22
<br />PUD 4 - 05.16.22
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