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GRAPHIC SCALE 1"=20'
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BASIS OF BEARING
STATE PLANE COORDINATES
ARKANSAS NORTH ZONE NAD-83
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LEGEND:
DESCRIPTION
N 0 AMERICAN HOLLY(ILEX OPACA) 2" B&B
o WILLOW OAK(QUERCUS PHELLOS) 2" B&B
CHASTE TREE (VITEX AGNUS-CASTUS) 2" B&B
COMPACTA HOLLY(ILEX CRENATA'COMPACTA')
MINIMUM HEIGHT = 16"AT PLANTING
ENCORE AZALEAS (RHODODENDRON ENCORE SERIES)
MINIMUM HEIGHT = 18"AT PLANTING
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GROUND COVER TO BE BERMUDA GRASS UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE.
ALL LANDSCAPED AREAS OF PLAN TO BE IRRIGATED.
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INSTALL NEW BOXSOVER TENEW
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CURB & GUTTER PIPES PROVIDE NEW
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LANDSCAPE NOTES
i. Approvals: Owner shall approve all plant materials,
hardscape and softscape construction for conformance to specifications,
placement, and quantities prior to planting.
2. Plant quality and selection shall be in accordance with latest standards set forth by
the American Nurseryman's Association and the Arkansas State Plant Board.
Deliver plant materials to site with identification labels attached or certification of
species and variety by supplier. Plant materials with broken limbs, scarred or
scrapped trunks, and loose root balls or loose in their containers will not be
approved. Trees and shrubs indicated on the plan shall be of the same variety
when alternate varieties are noted unless approved by Landscape Architect.
3. Quantities: The contractor is responsible for verifying site measurements and
plant/construction material quantities. In the event of conflict, notify Owner or
Owners Representative.
4. Plant Material Installation: Install all shrubs one inch above finished grade of bed.
Install all trees one inch above finished grade of bed or sod.
5. Soil mix: For lawn installation use imported topsoil free of weeds, grass, rocks,
roots, and construction debris. Test imported topsoil and amend as recommended
by Pulaski County Extension Service for lawns. For shrub and groundcover beds,
use SuperSoil. Install all plant materials in gently mounding beds (6:1 minimum)
Mound bed from edge of bed to building or center of bed (See Site Conditions"
and "Drainage" below)
6. Site Conditions: It is anticipated that the site has unfavorable planting conditions.
On site soils are likely to be compacted, clayey, and poorly drained or Donna fill.
Shrub Planting Beds: Elevate (mound) proposed beds as shown in detail for
placement of SuperSoil. Lawn Areas: Excavate a minimum of 3 inches below
finish grade and remove debris for placement of topsoil. IMPORTANT: Good
internal soil drainage is essential to establish proposed trees, shrubs, and
groundcovers
7. Drainage: Place new soil and soil mixes. Lightly tamp to compress.
Shrub beds: Provide positive drainage away from building and toward walks,
drainage channels, drainage basins, or lawn. Mound beds and fine grade to create
a finished slope of 6:1 (6' H to it V). Finished grade of soil shall be at least 3"
lower than finish floor elevation if building.
Sod Areas: Slope all sodded areas to drain away from buildings and beds and
toward walks, drainage channels, drainage basins, parking areas, or other lawns.
Roof Downspouts: Extend all roof downspouts to the edge of planting beds,
drainage channels, or streets
8. Sod Placement: Remove all grass, rocks, roots, and construction debris from area
to be sodded. Place topsoil and soil amendments and blend well. Lightly tamp to
compact and fine grade to drain. Install sod pieces with tight joints between
sections. Roll as needed to achieve a smooth, evenly graded, lawn surface free of
gaps, cavities, holes, or uneven areas. Match the elevation of adjacent surfaces.
Trim edges to a smooth line. Irrigate sufficiently to establish sod.
9. Irrigation system: Landscape contractor shall install an irrigation system. Avoid
aver -spray onto buildings and pavements. General Contractor shall 'install
sleeving (double, 4", Schedule 40, PVC pipe) under all new pavements to
accommodate irrigation system and other utilities (see Landscape Plan) mark
location of sleeves for future reference. Landscape Contractor shall coordinate
location of irrigation meter, irrigation control box, and electrical supply with
Owner or General Contractor. Owner or General Contractor shall provide a water
meter or water connection for the irrigation system and a location and electrical
connection for the irrigation controller. Landscape Contractor shall demonstrate
full coverage performance of irrigation system for owner's approval prior to
acceptance.
10.Mulch: Install shredded bark mulch 3" deep in all planting beds and around trees.
Depth shall be measured after mulch has been watered. Do not place mulch on top
of groundcovers, shrubs, shrub branches, or within i" of tree trunks and shrub or
perennial crowns. Cover tree basins and soil rims with 2" of mulch "Tuck" mulch
behind steel edging and behind curb to reduce erosion.
11.Steel Edging: Provide and install Ryerson steel edging or edging material
manufactured by local steel supply company (3/32"x4") painted with two coats of
rust inhibiting black or green paint. Provide painted stakes or hocks as needed to
firmly secure edging material in clean, sharp, straight and arced lines as shown on
plan. Edging height shall be i" above lawn.
12.Annual Beds as located by Owner preference: Delete some of the Liriope and
Daylilies and prepare annual beds using 100% Supersoil and 1" shredded bark
mulch. Install seasonal annuals appropriate for the season with sufficient density
to provide full coverage in the bed. (Pansies at 6" o.c.)
13.Guarantee: Guarantee all work performed under this contract for a period of one
year. Guarantee replacement plants and materials for a period of one year from
the date of replacement.
14.Utilities: Call Arkansas 'ONE -CALL', Inc. (501-833-8045) prior to any
excavation to locate any existing utilities. Locate, flag, and protect existing
irrigation piping, heads, valves, electric systems, sleeves, drainage, or other site
improvements prior to construction if present.
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