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Boulder Caunty1 CO <br />04040102 <br />Page 3 of 5 <br />CALI_ UTILITY NOTIFICATION <br />CENTER OF COLORADO <br />1-800-922-1987 <br />CALL 2 BUSINESS DAYS IN ADVANCE <br />BEFORE YOU DIG. GRADE OR EXCAVATE <br />FOR THE MARKING OF UNDERGROUND <br />MEMBER UTILITIES. <br />SOD (PERMANENTLY IRRIGATED) <br />A DROUGHT TOLERANT MIX OF BLUEGRASS (THERMAL BLUE) <br />Lots 1 & 2, Block 6, Replat C, The Business Center at CTC PUD, 1st Amendment <br />Lots 1 & 2, 3lock 6, The Business Center at CTC eplat C Subdivision <br />Case #: PUD-000473-2023 <br />DROUGHT TOLERANT SEED MIX (TEMPORARILY I RR1 C3.) <br />(or Arkari os Volley's Low Grow Mix) <br />SHARPS SUFFALOGRASS(BUCHLOE DACTYL01 DES) 6.5 LB5 PLS/ACRE <br />BUTTES SIDEOATS GRAMMA (BOUTELOUA CURTIPENDULA) 3 LBS PLS/ACRE <br />BUTTES HACHITA BLUE GRAMA (CHONDROSUM GRACILE) S LBS PLS/ACRE <br />BARTON WESTERN IAIHEAT&RASS (PASCOPYRUM SMI THI I) 4 LBS PLS/ACRE <br />NATIVE SAND DROPSEED (SGOPORBOLUS CRYPTANDRUS) 2LBS PLS/ACRE <br />PURPLE PRAIRIEGLOVER (DALEA PURPUREA) 3-6 OZ PL5/ACRE <br />BLANKET FLOWER (GAILARDIA ARISTATA) 4-S OZ PLS/ACRE <br />BLUE FLAX (LINUM LEWISII) 2-4 OZ PLS/ACRE <br />SCARLET GLOBEMALLOW (TOWNSINND I A AND I FLORA) I OZ PL5/ACRE <br />MOIST AREA SEED MIX (TEMPORARILY IRRIGATED) <br />WOOLY SEDGEE�7(CAREX LANUG I NOSA) 0.1 LBS PLS/ACRE <br />BALTTIC RUSH (JUNGUS SAL IGUS) 0.1 LBS IPL ACRE PLS/ACRE <br />PRAIRIE CORDGRASS (SPARTINA PECTINATA) 9.5 LBS PLS/ACRE <br />SW I TGHGRASS (PANT CUM V 1 RGATUM) 6 LBS PLS/ACRE <br />WESTERN WHEATGRASS (PASCOPYRUM SMI THI 1) 8 LBS PLS/ACRE <br />RE <br />NUTS NL0) -BPHUSNTTAL(ASTER. <br />SFS (lILIANTT ALLI l) I LBS PL5/ACRE <br />WILD BERGAMOT (MONARDA F I STULOSA) 3 LBS PLS/ACRE <br />ALL SEEDED AREAS SHALL REMAIN WEED AND TRASH FREE. <br />AFTER ESTABL I SHMENT, WATERING AND MOWING SHALL BE ON <br />AN AS -NEEDED BASIS TO COMPLY WITH CITY OF LOUISVILLE. <br />ORD I NANCE(S) . <br />LANDSCAPE NOTES <br />I. ALL AREAS TO BE SODDED SHALL RECEIVE 3-5 CUBIC YARDS OF ORGANIC COMPOST PER 1000 <br />S.F. TILLED TO A DEPTH OF 6"-10". ALL AREAS TO BE SEEDED 514ALL RECEIVE 5 CUBIC YARDS OF <br />ORGANIC COMPOST PER 1000 S.F. TILLED TO A DEPTH OF 6"-811. ALL AREAS SHALL THEN BE GRADED <br />TO A UNIFORMLY SMOOTH GRADE. <br />2. SOD SHALL BE THERMAL BLUE DROUGHT TOLERANT BLUEGRASS BLEND. <br />3. DRYLAND SEED SHALL BE A LOW -GROWING DROUGHT TOLERANT MIX, ARKANSAS VALLEY'S <br />LOW -GROW, OR EQUIVALENT. MOIST AREA SEED SHALL BE A MOISTURE TOLERANT MIX. SEED SHALL BE <br />BROADCAST AND RAKED LIGHTLY INTO PREPARED SOIL. THE SEED AREA SHALL THEN BE TOP <br />DRESSED WITH A THIN LAYER OF COMPOST. SEE SEED MIX SPECIFICATIONS THIS SHEET. <br />4. ALL TREES AND SHRUBS SHALL BE BAGKFILLED WITH A UNIFORM MIXTURE OF 15% EXCAVATED SOIL <br />AND 25% ORGANIC COMPOST_ <br />5. ALL DEGIDUOUS TREES SHALL BE STAKED WITH TWO 6' T-POSTS. ALL EVERGREEN TREES SHALL BE <br />STAKED WITH THREE 2' T-POSTS. ALL POSTS SHALL BE GUYED TO THE TREE WITH 12 GAUGE WIRE <br />ENCASED IN RUBBER HOSE. <br />6. ALL PLANT MATERIAL SHALL BE FULLY GUARANTEED FOR A PERIOD OF ONE YEAR FROM THE DATE <br />OF SUBSTANTIAL COMPLETION. <br />Z, SHRUB BEDS AS SHOWN ON THE PLAN SHALL RECEIVE THE FOLLOWING MULCH OVER LANDSCAPE <br />FABRIC (SEE LANDSCAPE PLAN FOR LOCATIONS: <br />MULCH #1: ALL PERENNIAL AND GROUND COVER AREAS AND TREE AND SHRUB WELLS IN PLANTING BEDS, <br />SOD, AND SEED AREAS SHALL RECEIVE A 2" LAYER CASCADE NATURAL COLOR SHREDDED CEDAR <br />MULCH WITH NO FABR1 G UNDERLAY. <br />MULCH #2: A 3" LAYER PIONEER 3/4" LOCAL RIVER ROCK (OR EQUIVALENT) OVER A DOUBLE LAYER OF <br />TYPAR LANDSCAPE FABRIC. <br />MULCH #5: A 4" LAYER COMBINATION OF 15% 2"-4" PIONEER "HORIZON" COBBLESTONE AND 25% <br />PIONEER 3/4" LOCAL RIVER ROCK (OR EQUIVALENT) OVER A DOUBLE LAYER OF TYPAR LANDSCAPE <br />FABRIC. <br />MULCH #44 A 3" LAYER OF 1.5" HORIZON RIVER ROCK (OR EQUIVALENT) OVER A DOUBLE LAYER OF <br />TYPAR LANDSCAPE FABRIC. <br />S. EDGING SHALL BE INSTALLED BETWEEN ALL SHRUB BEDS AND SOD OR SEED AREAS. EDGING <br />SHALL BE JENSEN'S SALES' 14 GAUGE GREEN PAINTED EDGING , ROLL TOP, 4"XIO', OR EQUIVALENT. <br />9. ALL PERENNIAL AND GROUND COVER AREAS SHALL BE PREPARED BY TILLING 2-5" OF ORGANIC <br />COMPOST AND SUPER PHOSPHATE TO A DEPTH OF 6-10". THE SURFACE SHALL THEN BE GRADED TO A <br />UNIFORMLY SMOOTH GRADE. <br />10. ALL SURFACE LANDSCAPING DAMAGED AS A RESULT OF MAINTENANCE ACTIVITIES WITHIN A PUBLIC <br />UTILITY EASEMENT SHALL BE THE OBLIGATION OF THE PROPERTY OWNER TO RESTORE AT THE I R <br />EXPENSE. <br />II. AT -GRADE UTILITY CABINETS OR TRANSFORMERS SMALL BE SCREENED hUTH APPROPRIATE PLANT <br />MATERIAL ON THREE SIDES. WHERE FEASIBLE, PLANT MATERIAL ALREADY 5H011N SHALL BE SLIGHTLY <br />RELOCATED TO ACCOMPLISH SCREENING. IF NECESSARY, SHRUB BEDS SHALL BE EXTENDED OR NEW <br />BEDS CREATED TO INCLUDE TRANSFORMER LOCATIONS. PLANTS SHALL BE PLACED SO AS TO <br />LEAVE A CLEARANCE OF 50" AT MATURITY OF THE PLANTS AROUND THREE SIDES OF THE <br />TRANSFORMER(S) WITH THE FRONT SIDE OPEN FOR ACCESS_ <br />12. NO DECIDUOUS TREE SHALL BE PLANTED WITHIN 5' OF A PUBLIC SIDEWALK OR UTILITY. NO <br />EVERGREEN TREE SHALL BE PLANTED WITHIN IC OF A PUBLIC SIDEWALK OR UTILITY. <br />IRRIGATION NOTES: <br />I. A COMPLETELY AUTOMATIC, DUAL PROGRAMMING, IRRIGAT#ON SYSTEM COVERING ALL PLANTS AND <br />SOD SHALL BE DES46NED AND INSTALLED. SEEDED AREAS SHALL BE IRRIGATED AT OIAINER'S <br />DISCRETION.. <br />2. LOW, MODERATE, AND HIGH WATER ZONES SHALL EACH BE ON SEPARATE VALVES. <br />3. SOD SHALL BE IRRIGATED WITH MP ROTORS AND/OR SPRAY HEADS.. <br />4. PLANTS IN SHRUB BEDS SHALL BE DRIP IRRIGATED. <br />5. GROUND COVER AND PERENNIALS SHALL BE IRRIGATED WITH LOW PRESSURE POP-UP HEADS. <br />Know what's below. <br />Call before you dig. <br />PLANT LIST <br />H HIGH WATER USE 18-20 GAL_/S.F/SEASON <br />M MODERATE WATER USE 10 GAL./S.F./SEASON <br />L LOW WATER USE 0-3 GAL./S.F./SEASON <br />V NO WAFER USE AFTER ESTABLISHM1'NT <br />PROPOSED QTY EXISTING QTY KEY BOTANIC NAME <br />2 <br />78 <br />41 <br />20 <br />20 <br />6 <br />40 <br />22 <br />SHADE TREES: <br />6 APR ACE( PLATANOInPS ROYAL RED' <br />2 CO CYLTIS OCCIDENTAL'S PRAIRIE PRIDE <br />2 FA ITRA.XINCIS AMI RIC.ANA'AUL. PURPLE <br />3 FP FRAXINUS PEW PATMORE <br />2 GD GYMNOCLADCIS DIICA <br />5 GI GLEDTTSIATRIO. INERIIS II4PERIA7 <br />8 TC TILIA CORDATA GREENSPIRE <br />28 TOTAL SHADE TREES <br />8CBF <br />13CMS <br />3 KP <br />2 MR <br />O MS <br />8 PCN <br />34 <br />0 PNA <br />3 PPC <br />O PSP <br />18 <br />ORNAMENTAL TREES: <br />CARPINUS BETULUS FASTIGIATA <br />C ATAEGUS X MORDENENSIS SNOWB.' <br />KOELREUTRIA PANICIJLATA <br />MALUS RADIANT' <br />MALUS SPRING SNOW <br />PRUNUS CERASIFERA <br />TOTAL ORNAMENTAL TREES <br />EVERGREEN TREES: <br />PINUS NIGRA <br />PIC EA PUNGENS <br />ONUS SYLVESTRIS <br />TOTAL EVERGREEN TREES <br />MULTI -STEMMED TREES: <br />0 AC AMELANCHIPRCANADENSIS <br />3 OCE CERCIS GANADENSIS <br />2 VLW1 VIBURNUMLANTANA <br />11 TOTAL MULTI-STEMME D TREES <br />911 TOTAL TREES <br />2I <br />39 <br />0 <br />a <br />13 <br />31 <br />11 <br />0 <br />10 <br />15 <br />2 <br />12 <br />35 <br />4 <br />0 <br />21 <br />12 <br />41 <br />42 <br />8 <br />21 <br />57 <br />5 <br />AAM <br />AAR <br />AU <br />ST <br />BTC <br />c l' <br />CD1C <br />ES <br />FAC <br />LVL <br />MAC <br />MSS? <br />PAR <br />PLC <br />RC <br />RB <br />ROT <br />RT <br />RTA <br />RTF <br />Sc <br />STA <br />SM <br />vrc <br />DECIDUOUS SHRUBS: <br />AROMA AUIIJ NMAGIC <br />AMP..LANCUI ERALNIFOLIA REGENT' <br />ARCTO&TAPI YLOS LIRA URSI <br />BFRBFRIS T1-1UNBERGIAZROYURPUR1aA <br />BERBER'S THIJNBE GI CRIMSONPIGMY <br />C OTONEASTERLUQDUS <br />C ARYORTERIS X CJ_AMOSIENSIS DK' <br />PRICAM RIA NA.USECISASPECIOSA <br />FRANGUL.A ALNUS <br />LTGUSTRUMVULGARE LODENSE <br />MAHONIA AQUIF'OUA COMPACTA <br />MSCANIIiUS SINENSIS PURPURASCENS <br />PEROVSKIAATRIPLICIFOLIA <br />PHIIADE.PHUS LEWJSII 'CIEYENNE <br />RIBES AUR1'UM <br />ROSA X BONICA' <br />ROSA GRAHAMTHOMAS <br />IOUS TYPHINA <br />RIiUS TRILOBATA AU 1JMMAMBER <br />ROSA THE FAIRY <br />SYMPHORICARPOS C1-IENAULTI <br />SPIRAEA JAPONICA ANTHONY WATERER' <br />SYRINGA MEYFRI <br />VIBURNUMTRILOBUM COMPACTUM <br />428 TOTAL DECIDUOUS SHRUBS <br />EVERGREEN SHRUBS: <br />46 JCA JUNIPERUS CHINENSIS AI1MSTRONGII' <br />24 JCH JUNPERUS CHR ENSIS IHOLBERT <br />17 JCS JUNIPERUS CHIN SEA GREEN <br />38 JIiP JUNIPERUS HORIZONTAL'S IZONTALIS PRINCE OF WALES <br />22 JHW JUNIPERUS HORIZONTALLS WILTONIT <br />10 JS JUNIPERUS SCIOPULORUM <br />11 JST JUNIPERUS SABINA TAMARISCIPOLIA <br />168 TOTAL EVERGREEN SHRUBS <br />PERENNIALS: <br />74 CAK CALAMAGROSIISACUIIFLORAKARL FOFR' <br />12 CGS OOREOPSI5 GRANDIFLORA SUNRAY <br />49 CR CYNTRANTMUBRUBER <br />60 GLC GAZ.ANIA LINEARIS COLORADO GOLD' <br />12 HAM HOSTAAUGUST MOON <br />10 HS HEUCHERA SANGUINEA'SPLENDENS <br />9 NE NEPETA X FAASSENI! <br />O SL SCHIZACt1.YRIUMSC OPARIUM <br />120 PAH PENNISETUMALOPECUROIDE$ <br />352 TOTAL PERENNIALS <br />190cr <br />40TP <br />230 <br />GROUND COVERS: <br />CERASTIUM TOMENTC UM <br />THYMUS PRAECOX ALBI FLORUS' <br />TOTAL GROUND COVERS <br />COMMON NAME <br />ROYAL RED MAPLE <br />PRAIRIE PRIDE HAC T<BERRY <br />AUTUMN PURPLE ASH <br />PATMORE ASH <br />KENTUCKY CAFFEETREE <br />IMPERIAL HONEYLOC(JST <br />GREENSPIRE LINDEN <br />EUROPEAN HORNBEAM <br />SNOWBIRDHAWTHORN <br />GOLDPNRAINTREE <br />RADIANT CRABAPPLE <br />SPRING SNOW CRABAPPLE <br />NEWPORTPLUM <br />AUSTRIAN PINE <br />COLORADO GREEN SPRUCE <br />SCOTS PINE <br />SI1ADBLOW SERVIC EBERRY <br />EASTERN REDBUD <br />WAYFARING TREE <br />2 5' bb M 14 AO' 30--40' <br />25" 66 L 15'16 5 T-00' <br />61) M 16-18' 4 CI'-00' <br />25" 66 L-M 16-18' 40'50' <br />2.5' }b L 13'-15' 50-00' <br />2.5}b L-M 10'-18' 30'-40' <br />25" 66 M i4'-16' 30'-40' <br />20'11) M 12' 15-25 <br />20' bb LM <br />20"11) LM 20' 30' <br />2 01213 LM 10'-12' 201.25' <br />2.0' lU LM 13'-12' 20 25' <br />20'111) LM 16-12 15-26 <br />Ir <br />ML 8' <br />Mi. 8' <br />ML 0' <br />40-00' <br />40'-00' <br />36-30' <br />8'-1O' d L 8 10' 15.-25 <br />8'1O' d LM 8 10' 2650' <br />8'--10' d L 8 10' 8'-10' <br />AUTUMN MAGIC CIOKEBERRY #5 <br />REGENT SERVICEBERRY #5 <br />KINFRKINNICK #5 <br />RED BARBERRY #5 <br />CRIMSONPYGMYBAARBPRRY #5 <br />PEKING GOTONCAS'TER #5 <br />DARK KMGtIT BLUE MIST SPIRI;A #5 <br />BLUE RABBITBRUSJ-I #5 <br />COLUMNAR BUCKTHORN #5 <br />LODPNSE PRIVET #5 <br />COMPACT OREGO 1GRAPP.HOLLY #5 <br />PURPLE MAIDEN GRASS #3 <br />RUSSIAN SACS #5 <br />CHEYENNE MOCKCRANGE #5 <br />GOLDEN CURRANT #3 <br />BONICA ROSE #5 <br />GRAHAMI1IOMAS SHRUB ROSE #5 <br />STAGf1ORNSUMAC #5 <br />CREERNGTHREE-LEAF SUMAC #5 <br />FAIRY SHRUB ROSE #3 <br />NANCOCK CARALBI RRY #5 <br />ANTHONY WATERER SPIRFA #5 <br />DWARF KORFANLILAC #5 <br />COMPACT AMERICAN CRANBERRY #5 <br />ARMSTRONG JUNIPER <br />HOLBERT JUNIPER <br />SEA Q EENJUNIPER <br />PRINCE OF WALES JUNIPER <br />WILTON JUNIPER <br />ROCKYMOUNi'AINJUNIPER <br />TAMMY JUNIPER <br />f'PATtIER RT ED GRASS <br />DWARF DOUBLE C,OR.EOFSIS <br />JUPITERS BEARD <br />HARDY GAZANIA <br />GOLDEN PLANTAIN LILLY <br />RED OCRAL BELLS <br />FIIP.ASSPNS CATMINT <br />LITTLE BLUESTEM <br />HAMELN FOUNTAIN GRASS <br />SNOW IN SUMMER <br />WH ITE CREEPING THYME <br />L <br />ML <br />L <br />ML <br />ML <br />ML <br />L <br />L <br />L <br />L <br />L <br />M <br />L <br />L <br />L <br />ML <br />ML <br />L <br />L <br />ML. <br />L <br />ML <br />ML <br />M <br />15' 5-4' <br />5' (-8' <br />I 1 <br />53' <br />1' 1-2' <br />3' 6-12' <br />2 2'-3 <br />3' 5' <br />5 8 17 <br />15' 2'-:3 <br />1 2' <br />2' 3-4 <br />2' 3-4' <br />2' 5-7 <br />2 3' <br />3' 3' 4' <br />3' 5-8' <br />3' 8'-12' <br />8' 12" 18' <br />1' 2' <br />1' 2' <br />1' 2'3' <br />2'.5 5-4' <br />2' 3'--4' <br />#5 L 2' 5-4' <br />#5 L 2' 2-5 L 2' 5' 6 <br />#5 L 6" 1' <br />#5 L Ci' r <br />#5 L 3' 12' <br />#5 L 3' 4' <br />#1 L 2' <br />#1 L 0' <br />#1 L 1' <br />#1 L 1' <br />#1 M 8' <br />#1 L 0' <br />#1 L 0' <br />#1 L 1' <br />#1 L 8' <br />4-3' <br />15' <br />2' <br />2'-4. <br />1S" -24' <br />IS' -24' <br />a' <br />3' <br />15' <br />4" POT. L 2 <br />4' POT: L 2' 3• -4 <br />11 <br />11=II <br />• s. <br />SET PLANT 1"--2" <br />ABOVE EXISTING GRADE <br />- 4" WOOD FIBER MULCH <br />UNDISTURBED SOIL <br />PLANTING MIX <br />(SEE SPECIFICATIONS) <br />SCARIFY PIT BOTTOM AND SIDES <br />SHRUB PLANTING DETAIL <br />NO SCALE <br />DIRECTOR OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CERTIFICATE <br />EVERGREEN <br />NOTES; <br />1. PLUMB AND ORIENT FOR BEST APPEARANCE <br />2. REMOVE ALL WIRE, POTS AND CONTAINERS <br />FROM ROOT BALL <br />3. KEEP CENTERS OF ALL SHRUBS A MINIMUM <br />OF 30" FROM ALL EDGES <br />DECIDUOUS <br />9.O 8p OF ROOT BALL TO BE 3" MIN. <br />ABOVE. GRADE FF�O EDEECIIDDUEOUFQR�iREES <br />aEVERGREEN TREES <br />2. PLUMB AND ORIENT TREE FOR BEST APPEARANCE. <br />3_ RRALLALL WIRE, POTS AND CONTAINERS FROM <br />UD 4. OF WAN 111 RAN ROUGHLY AND FERTILIZE AT TIME <br />TREE PLANTING DETAIL <br />N O SCALE <br />APPROVED THIS DAY OF , 20 BY THE <br />DIRECTOR OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT OF THE CITY OF LOUIISVILLE, <br />COLORADO. <br />BY <br />DIRECTOR OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT <br />DO NOT DAMAGE OR PRUNE LEADER <br />1 <br />7T-POST OATH 12 GA. WIRE <br />AND HOSE PROTECTOR <br />-(2 FOR TREES UNDER 3" CAL, <br />NW AND SE SIDE OF TRUNK) <br />(3 FOR TREES 3" CAL. AND OVER <br />TRIANGULATED AROUND TRUNK) <br />TREE WRAP TO FIRST BRANCH FROM <br />APRIL TO NOVEMBER <br />OD MULCH 4" THICK OVER TREE BALL <br />TEMPORARY PAN TO BE REMOVED <br />BEFORE SOD OR MULCH INSTALLATION <br />SCARIFY PIT BOTTOM <br />AND SIDES <br />75% EXISTING SOIL <br />25% ORGANIC COMPOST <br />UNDISTURBED SUBGRADE <br />Kimley>» Horn <br />Expect More. Experience Better. <br />PEH ARCHITECTS <br />1319 Spruce Street Suite 207 <br />Boulder, CO 80302 <br />303-442-0408, fax: 303-447-1905 <br />e-mail: peheinz@peharchitects.com <br />PUD AMENDMENT <br />THE PRAIRIE BUILDING <br />CTC <br />1772 Prairie Way <br />Louisville, Colorado 80027 <br />SHEET TITLE <br />LANDSCAPE NOTES <br />PROJECT: <br />DATE: <br />2013.15 <br />06.09,2.3 <br />SHEET NUMBER <br />30P5 <br />