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GENERAL NOTES <br />1. Per Louisville Landscape Design Regulations - Section 5 the following shall apply: <br />2. Plant material has been selected from City's recommended plant list. <br />3. Plants have been selected to provide a variety of year-round color and screening. <br />4. All sod areas shall be separated from shrub bed areas by 3/8" steel edger <br />5. Grass sod and seed are specified below. <br />6. All shrub bed areas shall be over rock or pole peeling mulch and filter fabric (see drawing). <br />7.1 Tree per 40 linear feet of public street frontage provided. <br />8.1 tree per 40 linear feet of street frontage within 10' outside the sidewalk, internal to the <br />site. <br />9. Parking Tots shall be buffered when adjacent to roadways. <br />10. A variety of juniper species shall be used when junipers are used to provide a buffer. <br />11. Thirty foot sight triangles shall apply where drives intersect public road. <br />12. Shrubs within the sight triangles shall be under 30" in height. <br />13. Landscaping within public easements shall be limited to shrubs, ground covers, and small <br />ornamentals. <br />14. Zoned planting schemes shall group similar varieties of plants that are drought and <br />disease tolerant. <br />15. Heavily mulched planting beds (minimum 3" deep) shall aid in retaining moisture. <br />16. Organic soil amendment of 3 yards per 1,000 sf shall be applied in sod areas. <br />17. An automatic sprinkler system shall be installed throughout. Flower beds to be watered <br />with micro -spray. Shrub beds to be drip irrigated. Sod areas to be irrigated with pop-up <br />spray heads or small rotors. <br />18. Screening of meters, transformers and service areas is required. <br />19. Shade trees to be 2" to 2-1/2" caliper. Ornamental trees to be 2" caliper with occasional <br />1-1/2" tree clumps. Evergreens to be 6' to 8' ht. Deciduous and evergreen shrubs to be 5 <br />gallon containers. Ornamental grasses and ground cover containers to vary. Grass seed and <br />sod to be specified. <br />20. The irrigation system and components shall be reviewed and approved by the City prior to <br />installation of the system. <br />21. Construction shall conform to all applicable state and local codes and regulations. <br />22. Contractor to contact the utility notification center of Colorado before digging, including <br />but not limited to, trenching, shrub and tree planting pits. <br />23. Verify all conditions at the job site and notify Landscape Architect and owners <br />representative immediately of any dimensional errors, omissions or discrepancies prior to <br />any demolition or construction. <br />Landscape Notes: <br />1. All new landscape and irrigation shall be under warranty for a period of (1) one year. All <br />landscape and irrigation maintenance shall be the responsibility of the owner for (1) one <br />year after construction acceptance is provided in writing. <br />2. Plant material and bed locations to be staked by the landscape contractor for review by the <br />owner's representative or landscape architect. All adjustments shall be made by the <br />contractor. The contractor shall not dig plant pits until locations are approved. <br />3. All new landscape areas shall be irrigated by a commercial grade, fully automatic <br />underground irrigation system. <br />4. All plant material shall meet or exceed current American Standard for Nursery Stock <br />ANSIZ60.1 and the Colorado Nursery Act and accompanying rule and regulations. <br />5. Trunk -wrap tape: two layers of crinkled paper cemented together with bituminous <br />material, 4 inches (102mm) wide min., as requested by Landscape Architect. <br />6. Wrapping tree trunks: Wrap trees with trunk -wrap tape. Start at base of trunk and spiral <br />cover trunk to height of first branches. Overlap wrap, exposing half the width and securely <br />attach without causing girdling. Do not use staples. Inspect tree trunks for injury, improper <br />pruning, and insect infestation and take corrective measures required before wrapping. Do <br />not wrap rough bark, populus or gleditsia trees. Remove wrap in spring. <br />a. No tree shall be wrapped after May 21 or before November 1. <br />b. All deciduous trees shall be wrapped by November 15. Remove tree wrap by May 15. <br />c. Contractor shall be responsible for wrapping and unwrapping trees during the <br />warranty period. <br />7. Fiber mulch at planting beds: Organic mulch free from deleterious materials and suitable as <br />a top dressing of trees and shrubs, consisting of shredded cedar or Aspen Pole Peeling not <br />larger than four (4) inches in length. <br />Soil Conditioner: <br />1. Composted material shall be certified as "Class 1 Compost" and consist of an organic <br />product containing a mixture of well rotted / composted cow or sheep manure and or <br />composted Aspen humus or wood residue or approved equal. The PH after composting <br />shall be between 6.0 and 7.8 with dry organic matter content of not less than 30% and <br />soluble salts not greater than 5 mmhos / cm. Certification must be provided to prove the <br />product has gone through this process. <br />2. Site to be cultivated to a depth of 4" to free of debris over 1.5" in diameter. The "Class 1 <br />Compost " is to be applied uniformly at a rate of 4 cubic yards per 1,000 square feet along <br />with a complete starter fertilizer. <br />3. Finish grade to be on an even plane with all sidewalks, curbs, or borders. Slopes will not be <br />greater than four horizontal to one vertical (4:1) for all seeded or sodded areas without <br />approval from the Landscape Architect or owners representative. <br />Tree Pit Backfill Material: <br />1. The plant pit backfill material shall consist of the following, thoroughly mixed: <br />a. Soil originally excavated from the pit (two thirds proportion of total mix) <br />b. Compost material as specified (one third proportion of the total mix) <br />Soil Preparation In Turf Grass Areas: Topsoil <br />1. Apply amendments at the following rates: <br />a. Soil conditioner: 4 cubic yards per 1,000 square feet. <br />b. After applying soil conditioner and fertilizer, thoroughly till area to depth of 4" <br />minimum by tilling or disking until soil is well pulverized and thoroughly mixed. <br />c. Irrigated turf to be 100% fescue mix and 90 / 10 Fescue / Bluegrass blend. <br />Crusher Fines Trail <br />May be constructed in conjunction with Building Two Construction (To be Determined). If <br />included trail shall be 5' to 7' wide and laid to a depth of 4 to 5 inches. Soil to be analyzed to <br />determine need for geotextile underneath. Drainage to be analyzed to insure run off and <br />determine if trail needs to be raised slightly. Prior to construction, Contractor to confer with <br />Landscape Architect to determine ideal particle size. <br />Native Seed Areas <br />Native seed areas shall be a mixture of 70% Bowie Buffalograss (Turf Type) and 30% Blue <br />Grama. /Seeding Rate: 3 - 4 lbs/1000 cubic feet. Germinates in 21 to 28 days, but may need to <br />re -seed some areas again in 6 months. <br />Detention Pond Seed Mix <br />(4%/9# Buffalograss "Texoka", 39%/6# Blue Grama "Hachita", 18%/6# Switchgrass "Blackwell", <br />4%/5# Western Wheatgrass "Barton", 14%/1# Sand Dropseed "Reliable", 14%/3# Inland <br />Saltgrass "Native", 7%/5# Prairie Cordgrass "Native".) Where persistent water is expected (the <br />lowest area of the detention pond) the following adjustments will need to be made as needed: <br />(1.4%/4# Wooly Sedge "Native", 2.3%/4# Nebraska Sedge "Native", 53.1%/4# Baltic Rush <br />"Native", 19.4%/1# Louisiana Sage "Artemsia Ludoviciana", 5.2%/3# Aster "Native", 0.3%/2# <br />Swamp Milkweed "Asciepias Incarnata", 6.0%/3# Wild Bergamont "Monarda Fistutosa", <br />12.0%/1# Yarrow "Archillea Millefolium". Note that these requirements are per acre and <br />amounts will need to be adjusted per the size of this detention pond. <br />QTY KEY BOTANICAL NAME <br />SHADE TREES <br />7 SM Acer Platanoides "Schwedler" <br />6 GT Gleditsia Triacanthos "Shademaster" <br />7 SO Quercus Bicolor <br />13 LL Tilia Cordata "Greenspire" <br />2 JP Sophora Jopanica <br />11 NM Acer Plantanoides "Emerald Green" <br />ORNAMENTAL TREES <br />7 SSC Malus "Spring Snow" <br />2 GM Acer Ginnala <br />3 TCH Crataegus Crusgalli <br />7 DH Carataegus Mollis <br />4 RC Matus Radiant <br />3 PGP Pyrus Ussuriensis "Prairie Gem" <br />4 CP Prunus Calleryana Chanticleer <br />9 CRC Prunus Virginiana "Schubert" <br />10 MA Sorbus Hybrida <br />CONIFER TREES <br />21 LP Pinus Flexilis "Vanderwolf" <br />38 AP Pinus Nigra <br />2 CBS Picea Pungens Gtauca <br />17 PDP Pinus Ponderosa <br />3 WF Abies Concolor <br />44 PP Pinus Edulis <br />DECIDUOUS SHRUBS <br />48 PC Cotoneaster Lucidus <br />60 MB Berberis Mentorensis <br />27 RJB Berberis Thunbergii <br />38 AP Falugia Paradoxa <br />36 RS Perovskia Atriplicifolia <br />12 KDP <br />33 TLS Rhus Triloba <br />5 PLN Physocarpus Opulifolius Diablo <br />15 DN Physocarpus Opulifolius "Nana" <br />21 FC Ribes Aureum <br />5 RK Rosa X "Knockout" <br />20 BMS Caryopteris Clandonensis <br />20 AWS Spiraea Japonica "Anthony Waterer" <br />36 RS Holodiscus Dumosus <br />12 VS Spirea Vanhouttei <br />31 P Ligustrum Vulgare <br />59 RTD Cornus Sericea Cotoradensis <br />EVERGREEN SHRUBS <br />18 JCA Juniperus Chinensis "Armstrong" <br />50 JCS Juniperus Scopulorum <br />21 JHB Juniperus Horizontalis "Blue Chip" <br />23 JSA Juniperus Sabina "Arcadia" <br />43 JSBB Juniperus Sabina "Buffalo" <br />42 JSB Juniperus Sabina "Broadmoor" <br />25 JSCC Juniperus Sabina "Calgary Carpet" <br />20 JSS Juniperus Chinensis "Spartan" <br />70 JST Juniperus Sabina Tamariscifolia <br />74 JXM Juniperus Media "Old Gold" <br />30 JSK Juniperus Virginiana "Skyrocket" <br />10 MA Mahonia Aquafolia <br />3 MAC Mahonia Aquafolia Compacta <br />COMMON NAME <br />Schwedler Maple <br />Shademaster Honeylocust <br />Swamp White Oak <br />Littleleaf Linden <br />Japanese Pagoda <br />Norway Maple "Emerald Green" <br />Spring Snow Crabapple <br />Ginnala Maple <br />Thornless Cockspur Hawthorne <br />Downy Hawthorne <br />Radiant Crabapple <br />Prairie Gem Pear <br />Chanticleer Pear <br />Canadian Red Cherry <br />Oakleaf Mountain Ash <br />Vanderwolf Limber Pine <br />Austrian Pine <br />Colorado Blue spruce <br />Ponderosa Pine <br />White Fir <br />Pinyon Pine <br />Peking Cotoneaster <br />Mentor Barberry <br />Redleaflapanese Barberry <br />Apache Plume <br />Russian Sage <br />Potentilla Fruticose "Katherine Dykes" Katherine Dykes Potentilla <br />ORNAMENTAL GRASSES, GROUND CO <br />100 MSS Miscanthus Sinensus "Yakujima" <br />60 CAK Calamogrostis acut. "Karl Forester" <br />70 PAH Pennisetum atopecuroides "Hameln" <br />40 VM Vince Minor <br />5 PG Hardy Plume Grass <br />GROUND COVER LEGEND <br />SOD <br />COBBLE / RIVER ROCK <br />Three Leaf Sumac <br />Purple Leaf Ninebark <br />Dwarf Ninebark <br />Yellow Flowering Current <br />Single Red Shrub Rose <br />Blue Mist Spirea <br />Anthony Waterer Spirea <br />Rock Spires <br />Vanhoutte Spirea <br />Common Privet <br />Redtwig Dogwood <br />Armstrong Juniper <br />Scandia Juniper <br />Blue Chip Juniper <br />Arcadia Juniper <br />Buffalo Juniper <br />Broadmoor Juniper <br />Calgary Carpet Juniper <br />Spartan Juniper <br />Tammy Juniper <br />Old Gold Juniper <br />Skyrocket Juniper <br />Oregon Grape <br />Dwarf Oregon Grape <br />VER <br />Yakujima Maidengrass <br />Feather Reed Grass <br />Hamein Fountain Gras <br />Periwinkle <br />Erianthus Ravennae <br />BUSINESS CENTER AT CTC <br />BLOCK 1, LOTS 11 & 12 <br />SIZE <br />2-1/2" <br />2-1/2" <br />2-1/2" <br />2-1/2" <br />2-1/2" <br />2-1/2" <br />2" <br />2" <br />2" <br />2" <br />2" <br />2" <br />2" <br />2" <br />2" <br />6' - 8' <br />6' - 8' <br />6' - 8' <br />6'-8' <br />6' - 8' <br />6' - 8' <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 />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 />5 gal <br />5 gal <br />5 gal <br />5 gal <br />2 gal <br />2 gal <br />2 gal <br />2 gal <br />2 gal <br />1 gal <br />5 gal <br />Although not shown on the planting site plan, 30 Skyrocket Juniper have been included <br />on the plant list, and will be located throughout the site to screen utility boxes. <br />Any trees planted in the right-of-way and within 5 feet of the walk or curb shall have a root barrier installed. <br />4 MP <br />SO <br />5 AP <br />5 RS <br />5 PLN <br />5 D <br />MATCHLINE - SEE SHEET L1 <br />1111 1111111.111111111111111 <br />EASEMENT <br />SEPARATE <br />XERISGAPE NATIVE <br />AREA FROM SOD <br />WITH STEEL EDGER <br />15 TLS <br />-4414 ow <br />parr <br />SSC <br />SHRUB <br />OVER <br />15 PAH <br />TO BE 10 B <br />0013 i'4ULC H 10 5T <br />10 XM <br />25 RTD <br />PARK TO BE <br />CONSTRUCTED IN <br />CONJUNCTION WITH <br />BUtLDiNG TWO <br />C:ONSTRUCTiON. <br />POSSIBLE CRUSHER <br />FINES TRAiL (TBD). <br />20 MSS <br />10 CAK <br />10 PAH 3 LP <br />LOI <br />44 <br />SOD <br />.. ............. <br />4 J iy <br />k ° <br />s ern a s a <br />k ) 'as <br />44 <br />S AP/ <br />c <br />Q) <br />E <br />0 <br />N <br />N <br />N <br />z <br />N <br />1E <br />U <br />L <br />R3 <br />co <br />0 <br />co <br />O U <br />si <br />Ce <br />N 0 <br />LU NZ RI <br />�cl3 <br />C <br />O W <br />H <br />1501 W. 124TH AVE. #100 <br />0 I <br />Oi <br />RETAINING <br />WALL 0 <br />0I <br />MULCH <br />WOOD CHIP <br />10' UTILITY <br />EASEMENT <br />RETAINING <br />WALL <br />15 TLS <br />4 MP <br />0 <br />0 <br />0 <br />2 AP <br />10 JSB <br />UB5 OVER <br />SBLE <br />10 JSGG <br />SHRUBS OVER <br />GCJl�1�L1✓ <br />\CRC <br />BUILDING <br />SiON <br />CRC <br />\2 <br />2 PP/ <br />12 JSG <br />AP <br />E <br />4 <br />COBBLE <br />2' WIDE ROCK <br />OVER FABRIC <br />2 FP \ BUFFALO <br />GRASS <br />RETAINING WALL <br />10' UTILITY <br />EASEM NT <br />4 <br />4 <br />I I <br />2 PGP <br />5 JSB <br />5 JSBB <br />_0 2 <br />130,977 S <br />3.0068 AC <br />1 <br />Vtlik '44/10V +I1111111 ` m 'we` gods �4�II11�`� Nwaty- +Al> <br />BUFFALO GRASS <br />16 PP <br />4 ° <br />4 <br />°4 a ° ° <br />J <br />w <br />w <br />2 <br />W <br />W <br />RIVER ROCK <br />2' WIDE ROCK <br />OVER FABRIC <br />as <br />4° <br />s <br />S' MINIMUM EAS <br />ENTIRE LENGTH <br />MEN <br />AANTrg h. <br />461‘�� ����� v�%�11���� <br />BUFrAL <br />GRASS <br />• <br />3 AP <br />IAP <br />LANDSCAPE PLAN <br />1" = 30'-0" <br />30' 10' <br />BLOCK 1, LOTS 11 & 12 <br />0 <br />0 <br />0 <br />00 <br />00>_ <br />O <br />U <br />0EX <br />W <br />0 <br />0 <br />03 <br />ENTASIS GROUP <br />LL_ <br />0 <br />CC <br />w <br />Cl_ <br />0 <br />CC <br />Cl_ <br />w <br />Clf <br />L_iJ <br />z <br />w <br />CC <br />w <br />Cr) <br />w <br />U <br />CL <br />w= <br />= U <br />F-- w <br />o� <br />O <br />CD I- <br />CJ <br />LZ <br />U <br />CC <br />d o <br />U <br />0_ <br />LC <br />CC <br />V) <br />w <br />LU <br />w <br />CD <br />iz <br /><:C <br />Cr) <br />F-- <br />(-7 <br />OC <br />0 <br />O <br />U <br />WILL BE ENFORCED AND <br />PROSECUTED. <br />PREPARED: <br />1/3/17 <br />REVIEW #3 <br />2/13/17 <br />FOR SUBMITTAL <br />6/9/17 <br />FOR SUBMITTAL <br />L2 <br />LANDSCAPE PLAN <br />