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HomeMy WebLinkAbout16-035 Map 6�1' 0" 1-0" MIN. MIN.' NOTE: PLANTS SHALL BE SET SLIGHTLY HIGHER THAN GRADE TO ALLOW FOR SETTLING & POSITIVE DRAINAGE. PLACE TIES ABOVE LOWEST SCAFFOLD BRANCHES 6'-0" GREEN STEEL PREPAINTED T-POST WITH 6" FLOURESCENT WHITE/SILVER TOP TREE STAKE, MIN. 3 REQUIRED AT 120 DEGREES AROUND TREE NO. 10 GALV. WIRE THRU 1/2" RUBBER HOSE. TWIST OR ANCHOR WIRE TO STAKE. MIN. 2 PER STAKE 6" SURVEYORS TAPE ON ALL GUY WIRES MULCH MIN. 3" PULL MULCH BACK 2" FROM BASE OF TRUNK WATER RETENTION SAUCER (TEMPORARY) COMPACTED SUBGRADE REMOVE BURLAP FROM TOP OF ROOTBALL AND REMOVE ALL TIES. FOLD BACK BURLAP AT TOP OF BALL. WHEN PRESENT, REMOVE ALL SYNTHETIC BURLAP. AGRIFORM TABLET AS PER SPECIFICATIONS MAX. 6" BELOW SURFACE PREPARED BACKFILL PROVIDE HOMOGENOUS MIXTURE AS SPECIFIED OF 3:1:1 RATIO OF TOPSOIL, PEATMOSS AND SAND OR OTHER APPROVED SOIL ADME NDMENTS. SLASH BURLAP THREE TIMES 12" COMPACTED BACKFILL BREAK SUBSOIL WITH PICK AX LAYER OF MIXED SUBSOIL WITH PLANTING MEDIUM NOTE: PLACE ALL PVC LATERALS OUTSIDE OF ROOTBALL. NOTE: PROVIDE FERTILOME ROOT STIMULATOR IN EACH TREE PIT. TREE PLANTING / STAKING DETAIL T - NOTE: PLANTS SHALL BE SET SLIGHTLY HIGHER THAN GRADE TO ALLOW FOR SETTLING & POSITIVE DRAINAGE. RUBBER HOSE - 1/2", REINFORCED, BLACK h GUY WIRE - 10 GA. =w =w w, 6" YELLOW OR WHITE FLAGGING TAPE w4MULCH MIN. " 3BACK PULL MULCH MIN. 2" FROM BASE OF TRUNK CUT AND REMOVE BURLAP FROM TOP OF ROOTBALL AND REMOVE ALL TIES. WHEN PRESENT, REMOVE ALL SYNTHETIC BURLAP -- -- 2" x 2" x 3' STAKE PREPARED BACKFILL PROVIDE HOMOGENOUS MIXTURE AS -- SPECIFIED OF 3:1:1 RATIO OF TOPSOIL, -_ - -PEATM OSS AND SAND OR OTHER - APPROVED SOIL ADMENDMENTS. 12" �_- -- COMPACTED PLANTING - MIX 1MI 1MIN.,, N. MULTI -TRUNK TREE PLANTING / STAKING DETAIL TO IONS. 18" MIN. FOR PLANTS UP TO 4'-0" HIGH. GROUND LIN E TOBESA ME AS AT THE NURSERY. LAYER OF MULCH SEE SPECS FOR DEPTH WHEN PRESENT, REMOVE BURLAP FROM TOP1/3 OF ROOTBALL. REMOVE TES. BREAK SUBSOIL WITH PICK AX. 6" 6" MIN. FDR PLANTS UP TO MIN. 4'-0" HIG+ SHRUB PLANTING DETAIL No Scale r7NOTE: DRIVE STAKE OF 1 1/2 METAL ELECTRICAL CONDUIT INTO ROOT BALL. STAKE TO BE 10'-0" MIN. LENGTH. GUY CYPRESS TO STAKE. SET STAKE' ON BACK SIDES OF CYPRESS SO NOT VISIABLE FROM THE STREET. DEPTH MULCH SH GRADE _ MOVE BURLAP FROM -- RE - TOP OF BALL. -- REMOVE ALL TIES - _ PLAFROM TO OF ROOTBALL - NTING BACKF ILL MI XTURE E - � Z0 0 ooe 12" COMPACTED SUBSOIL WITH o "� PLANTING MEDIUM o'o �OaS � o - -"� - - LAYER OF MIXED SUBSOIL WITH - - PLANTING MEDIUM BREAK SUBSOIL WITH PICK AX MIN. MIN. UPRIGHT EVERGREEN SHRUB PLANTING / STAKING DETAIL NO SCALE TREATMENT ON ALL GROUND 8" TER DATE TO SEE PLANS FOR SPACING LAYER OF MULCH ROUNDCOVER PLANTING DETAIL Scale STEEL No Scale ISNSTAELLATIANLEBY TAPERED THROUGH SLOTS PUNCHED N AS SHOWN AT 30 INTERVALS EDGING TO EXTEND 1/2" ABOVE LAWN �-FLEXIBLE STEEL EDGING .11 SLOTS, STAKES PLACED ON INTERIOR SIDE EEXTEOF NDINUPWARDUTO S ECIF EDNDCOVER DHE GH SS NOTE: AREAS WHERE GROUNDCOVER OR SHRUB MASS PLANTING BORDER CURB WILL NOT HAVE EDGING, UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED. NTH FINIISHED GRADE ADJACENTSH TO PAVING OR CURBS. DGING DETAIL GENERAL NOTES LANDMARK APARTMENTS LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS 1, Prior to landscape installation, review the subsurface drainage conditions. Install materials "high" if necessary, due to subsurface conditions. Contact the Architect if existing conditions might jeopardize the plant materials' livability. Provide positive drainage of the subgrade in all turf areas and mass planting areas. 2. Provide positive drainage away from the buildings in all areas and provide smooth, continuous grades. Provide positive drainage away from air conditioning pads as applicable. 3. Stake the location of all trees and mass planting areas and obtain approval of the General Contractor and Architect prior to installation. Tree locations may be adjusted based on the exterior light standard locations, security camera locations and signage, as applicable. Provide smooth freeform curves for all mass planting areas. 4. Trees shall be selected with forms adaptable to placement adjacent to sidewalks and/or vehicular use areas. Trees shall have forms and clear trunks adaptable to future pruning for pedestrian and vehicular clearance. 5. Refer to Drawings for the shrub beds on the parking lot perimeters. Provide 2" depth mulch in beds. Provide steel edging separating the beds from the turf. Where applicable set center of first row of shrubs adjacent to parking a minimum of 3'-0" from curb edge to allow 18" mulch buffer back to curb. Mulch beds to curbs. 6. Provide a minimum 3'-0" diameter mulch ring with a 4" mulch saucer for all trees located in turf areas. Provide 3" depth of mulch inside the saucers. Review subsurface drainage conditions. Install trees "high" if necessary due to subsurface conditions. 7. Provide a 2" minimum depth of shredded hardwood mulch in all mass planting beds. Finished grades of the mulch shall be ^/2" below the finished grade of adjacent paving or edging. Submit a sample of the mulch for approval by the Owner and/or Architect prior to installation. 8. Provide 4" x 1/8" steel landscape edging with stakes between all turf areas and ground cover or shrub beds. No edging shall be installed between the different types of shrub material. Taper -off or pound down corner of steel edging. 9. Refer to the Drawings for the plantings of 'Edward Goucher' Glossy Abelia and 'Youngstown' Compact Juniper. Set the shrubs in mass plantings T-O" on center, staggered rows, unless otherwise P P n noted. Provide consistent spacing in the mass plantings. Define the outside edges of any curved mass plantings and work inward. Set the. first row of shrubs 24 from any edging or paving or other shrub mass. 10. Refer to the Drawings for the plantings of Asiatic Jasmine. Set the groundcover plants in staggered rows 18" on center. Set the first row of plants 18' from any edging. 11. All solid sod shall be 'Hybrid 419' Bermuda. Provide positive drainage in all turf areas. Solid sod to be laid on a smooth uniform grade with all joints tight and even. Pin sod on slope areas as required for establishment. 12. The hydroseeded areas shall be maintained until scattered bare spots, none of which is larger than 1 square foot, comprised no more than 2% of any gross area for seeded areas and until 30 days after substantial completion of the project, whichever is later. 13. Provide initial installation of Annual Rye Grass for erosion control, as applicable, due to time of grading. Seeded areas to be prepared and hydroseeded with permanent Common Bermuda Seed during proper germination period during the summer. 14. Seeding shall be included to limits of clearing and cut or fill. General Contractor to field verify limits of seed. 15. Contractor shall calculate all square footage of sod and hydroseeded areas. 16. Begin maintenance immediately after planting. Maintain plant materials by watering, pruning, cultivating, and fertilizing as required for healthy growth. Restore planting saucers. Tighten and repair stake and guy supports and reset trees and shrubs to proper grades or vertical position as required. Provide positive chemical, insect and disease control as indicated by inspection. Fertilize plants as required by good horticultural practice. Provide and replace mulch in planting beds and inside the saucers as necessary. Remove trash from planting and lawn areas at least once a week. Weed shrub and groundcover beds as required to maintain a neat appearance. Mow and edge lawns at least once each week during the growing season. Bag and remove clippings from the project site. Monitor operation and coverage of the irrigation system. 17. All container grown material shall be thoroughly hand watered upon arrival, while in the containers, before planting. Protect the tree trunks at all times during the removal from delivery trailer 18. The landscape contractor shall provide soils test, by an established agricultural testing soils lab or county agency. Submit findings to the Architect. Amend the soil as recommended for establishment of turf and ornamental trees/shrubs. 19. Prune any trees as requested by the Architect, General Contractor or Owner. 20. Review existing utilities and new utility plans prior to installing the plant materials. Do not install trees or shrubs over underground drainage structures, utilities or directly under overhead power lines. Make minor adjustments in tree locations if necessary. Coordinate revised locations with the Architect and General Contractor. 21, Coordinate the installation of the landscape with the installation of the site lighting and security cameras. Minor adjustments in the field may be made as required to position the trees between the pole lights. Coordinate the final light locations with the Architect and General Contractor. 22. Adjust trees in parking islands as needed to avoid interference with overhead pole lights. Contact Architect if any proposed trees are in conflict with any utilities, light poles, security cameras, signage or site drainage items prior to installation. 23. Landscape Contractor to secure any permits, including franchise agreements, required for planting and irrigation in public right-of-way prior to commencing work. Coordinate with General Contractor and Architect as necessary. Pull all required permits. 24. The Owner shall provide a source for water on the site and will pay all water costs. Furnish all necessary hose equipment, attachments and accessories for adequate irrigation to complete the work specified. 25. The General Contractor shall provide Schedule 40 PVC sleeving, 4" or 6" size, buried at an 18" depth as access for the sprinkler system. The ends of the sleeves shall be clearly marked by the General Contractor and shall extend out 18" past the curbs or paving. 26. Provide an automatic irrigation system for all landscape areas within the scope of work. Refer to specs Section 328400 - Planting Irrigation. 27, Coordinate the installation of the sprinkler meter. Verify the location of the sprinkler meter. Set a reduced pressure backflow preventer, installed according to Municipal Water Works rules and regulations. Position the reduced pressure backflow preventer behind a shrub mass so that it will be inconspicuous from the entrance drive and street. Provide faux rock fiberglass insulated cover. 31. All sprinkler system materials, operations and installation shall be done in strict accordance with all applicable codes, ordinances and regulations. 32. It is the responsibility of the Irrigation Contractor to familiarize himself with all grades differences, location of walls, retaining walls, etc. He shall coordinate his work with the General Contractor and other Subcontractors for the location and the installation of pipe sleeves through walls, under roadways, paving, structures, etc. 33. Guarantee plant materials for a period of one year after substantial completion of the Project against defects, including death and unsatisfactory growth, except for defects or losses due to occupancy of the project in any part, vandalism, physical damage by animals, vehicles, fire, hail, tornadoes, hurricanes, losses due to curtailment of water by local authorities, or freeze. Exclusion for freeze will only be if a species dies throughout the city during the winter There shall be no "act of god" exclusions except those specifically listed herein. ARK APARTMENTS ROCK,ARKANSAS ITEM Trees / Shade *1. Shumard Oak Quercus shumardi *2. Red Sunset Red Maple Acer rubrum 'Franksred' *3. Green Vase Zelkova Zelkova serrata 'Green Vase' Trees / Columnar *4. Columnar Basque Elm Ulmus pparvifolia 'UPMTF' P.P. #11,295 Note: Possible source: Bold Springs Nursery 1366 Columbus Hwy. Hawkinsville, GA 31036 Contact: Russell Poland 1-478-783-4975 Trees / Evergreen *5. D. D. Blanchard Magnolia Magnolia grandiflora D. D. Blanchard' *6. East Palatka Holly Ilex opaca East Palatka' Note: SavannahHolly y may be substituted for East Palatka if necessary due to availability upon approval of Owner and Architect Trees / Ornamental *7. Yoshino Cherry Prunus x yedoensis 'Yoshino' Note: Kwanzan Cherry may be substituted for Yoshino Cherry if necessary due to availability upon approval of Owner and Architect. *8. Bloodgood Japanese Maple Acer palmatum 'Bloodgood' *9. Vitex Chaste Tree Vitex Agnus-castus *10. Sweet Bay Magnolia Magnolia virgimana *11. Dynamite Red Crape Myrtle Lagerstroemia indica 'Dynamite' Shrubs / Evergreen / Screening *12. Oak Leaf Red Holly Ilex x hybrid Conaf Oak Leaf P.P. #9487 Possible source: erry a e ree Farm, 7836 Cherry Lake Road Groveland, Florida 34736 1-352-429-2171 SIZE AND DESCRIPTION Height min. 14'-16; 3"-3 1/2" min. caliper; min. spread 7-8% trees to have strong central leader; full, well branched form; trees well matched. B&B. Height min. 10'-12` 2"-2 1/2" caliper; spread 42"48' , trees well branched, well balanced all sides; trees well matched; 30 gal. containerized or summer dug B&B. Specimen; 3"-3 1/2" min. caliper; height min. 14'-16'; full, well branched form with, min. spread 5'-6'; trees well balanced all sides with forms adaptable to placement adjacent to sidewalk; trees well matched; B&B. Specimen; height min. 14'-16'; 3"-3 1/2" caliper, min. spread T-8; full, well branched, well balanced columnar form all sides. B&B. Note: B&B trees must be dug during Winter 2016/spring 2016 and held until installation. Trees to be well matched with forms adaptable to pruning for pedestrian and vehicular clearance. Height min. 8'-10'; 2"-2 1/2" min. caliper; full, well branched, well balanced all sides; min. spread 4'-6; trees well matched; 30 gal. Sp ecimen tree -form with clear, single trunk, height min. 8'-10 ; 2 -2 1l2" min. cal.; spread min. 36"42 , well-balanced form; B&B or containerized. Specimen; height 8'-9; 2"-2 1/2" min. caliper; full, well branched form with min. 36" spread, trees well matched: B&B. Specimen; height 7' 8' 1 1/2" - 2" min. caliper; spread 36"Z; full, well branched specimen form for focal points; B&B. Specimen; height min. 64; multi -trunk with min. 3 or more trunks, well branched; 1 "A 112" caliper; spread 36"42"; trees well matched; B&B. Height min. 6-7 ; well branched; min. 3 or more trunks, each with 1"-1 1/2" caliper; ; spread 36"-42"; trees well matched; B&B. Note: 3 or more trunks to have min. 1" caliper 12" above grade. Specimen; height min. 8'-10'; multi -trunk vase shaped form with min. 3 or more trunks, each with 1 1/2"-1 3/4" caliper; intricately branched, perforated crown; spread 42"48", trees well matched; B&B. Note: 3 or more trunks to have min. 1 1/2" caliper 12" above grade. Height min. 4'-5°; full to the ground; spread min. 12"-18"; dense, full form; B&B or 40 gal. *13. 'Edward Goucher Glossy Abelia Height min. 18"-24"; spread min. Abelia x ggrandiflora 20"-24"; full, well branched, well 'Edward Goucher' balanced all sides; 3 gal. Note. Shrubs must be min. 18" in height at installation. Shrubs / Evergreen / Building Foundation *14. Emerald Green Arborvitae Specimen; height min. 4'-5'; spread min. Thuja occidentalis 12"-18'; full, well branched, well 'Smaragd' balanced all sides; containerized or B&B. *15. 'Youngstown Andorra' Juniper Height min. 6%8"; spread 10"A2"; Juniperus horizontalis full form; 1 gal. 'Youngstown' Groundcover *16. Asiatic Jasmine Full form, spread 6%8"; dense; Trachelospermum asiaticum well rooted; 1 gal. Turf 17. 'Hybrid 419' Bermuda (Solid Sod) Solid sod, free of weeds, debris, Cynodon dactydon insects and other grasses. 'Hybrid 419' 18, Common Bermuda Seed 98% pure seed; seed at a minimum Cynodon dactylon rate of 30 lbs. of seed per acre and Hydroseeded Turf as required for germination. Note: Hydroseeding shall be required; f seeding. not substitute oth er method o s do 9 *Note: Upon approval of a bid, submit pictures of representative samples from the nurseries supplying the plant materials, to the Architect for review. Approval of submittals does not preclude rejection on site after planting of materials not meeting the specifications. *Note: Requests for substitutions must be submitted and approved prior to "Bid" Date by Architect. *Note: Do not substitute B&B materials for materials designated to be containerized. B&B materials will not be accepted for these items. Note requirements for specimen quality and well matched, well balanced trees for tree species where applicable. *Note: Plant acceptance for shrubs shall be based on meeting the size specification rather than the container size. The container size specified is the minimum size acceptable. *Note: All plant material used shall comply with the latest amended edition of the 'American Standards for Nursery Stock'. 2-22-16 A=. W E i.. 0 0.. I i l� D E H+W Heiple+Wiedower Architects Planners 319 Pres. Clinton Avenue Little Rock, AR 72201 ( t ) 501-707-0115 ( f ) 501-707-0118 Project No: H W 13-621 Date: 02-22-16 Sheet Title: LANDSCAPE DETAILS SHEET Sheet No: L I 5 © Drawing Property of H+W Architects PLLC 2014