SW1210602_Plansheet - Landscape/Planting Plan_20210813 (6)

1. ALL PLANT MATERIAL SHALL BE INSTALLED IN A WORKMAN LIKE MANNER USINGACCEPTED NURSERY PRACTICES AND STANDARDS, AND SHALL COMPLY WITH AMERICANSTANDARD FOR NURSERY STOCK ANSI Z60.1-2014 OR MOST CURRENT STANDARD.2. PLANTS DESIGNATED "B&B" IN THE PLANT LIST SHALL BE BALLED & BURLAPPED. THEYSHALL BE DUG WITH FIRM, NATURAL BALLS OF EARTH OF SUFFICIENT DIAMETER ANDDEPTH TO ENCOMPASS THE FIBROUS AND FEEDING ROOT SYSTEM NECESSARY FOR FULLRECOVERY OF THE PLANT. BALLS SHALL BE FIRMLY WRAPPED WITH BURLAP OR SIMILARMATERIAL AND BOUND WITH TWINE OR CORD. TREE BALLS SHALL HAVE A DIAMETER INFEET EQUAL TO 10" FOR EACH CALIPER INCH OF TREE.3. ONLY "HEMP" BURLAP AND TWINE SHALL BE USED. NO TREATED OR PRESERVED BURLAPOR TWINE IS ALLOWED. ALL HEMP TWINE ATTACHED TO THE TRUNK IS TO BE REMOVED ATPLANTING. CUT AND REMOVE BURLAP AND WIRE BASKET ENTIRELY PRIOR TO PLANTING.CUT OR LOOSEN ANY GIRDLING OR CIRCLING ROOTS.4. BALLS OF B&B PLANTS WHICH CANNOT BE PLANTED IMMEDIATELY ON DELIVERY SHALLBE COVERED WITH MOIST SOIL, MULCH OR SIMILAR PROTECTION FROM DRYING WINDSAND SUN. ALL PLANTS SHALL BE WATERED BY LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR AS NECESSARYUNTIL FINAL ACCEPTANCE.5. NO PLANT SHALL BE BOUND WITH WIRE OR ROPE IN SUCH A MANNER THAT WILLDAMAGE THE BARK, BREAK BRANCHES, OR DESTROY THE PLANTS NATURAL SHAPE. NOB&B PLANT MATERIAL SHALL BE ACCEPTED IF THE BALL IS CRACKED OR BROKEN EITHERBEFORE OR DURING PLANTING, INCLUDING WHEN BURLAP, STAVES, ROPES, ETC. AREREMOVED DURING PLANTING.6. ALL PLANTS SHALL BE HANDLED SO THAT THE ROOTS SHALL BE ADEQUATELYPROTECTED AT ALL TIMES. DURING SHIPMENT PLANTS SHALL BE PROTECTED BYTARPAULINS OR SIMILAR COVERING. PLANT MATERIAL SUFFERING FROM WIND BURN OROTHER WIND DAMAGE IS NOT ACCEPTABLE.7. THE LOCATION OF EXISTING UTILITIES AS SHOWN ON THE PLANS MAY VARY IN RELATIONTO ACTUAL CONDITIONS. ADDITIONAL UTILITIES NOT SHOWN ON THE PLANS MAY EXIST.THE LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR SHALL FIELD VERIFY UTILITY LOCATIONS AND NOTIFY THEOWNER OF ANY DISCREPANCIES BEFORE BEGINNING WORK. EXCAVATION NEAR EXISTINGUTILITIES SHALL BE CAREFULLY DONE BY HAND. THE LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR SHALL BERESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE TO EXISTING UTILITIES CAUSED BY ANY PERSON, VEHICLE,EQUIPMENT OR TOOL RELATED TO HIS ACTIVITIES ON THE SITE.8. ALL PLANTS SHALL BE PLANTED SO TOP OF ROOT BALL IS 2"-3" ABOVE EXISTING GRADE.9. ANY SERIES OF PLANTS TO BE PLACED IN A PARTICULAR ARRANGEMENT WILL BE FIELDCHECKED FOR ACCURACY BY THE LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR, AND ANY PLANTSINCORRECTLY ARRANGED SHALL BE RELOCATED. FINAL LOCATIONS OF ALL PLANTMATERIAL ARE SUBJECT TO FINAL APPROVAL IN THE FIELD BY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT.10. PRUNE NEWLY PLANTED TREES AS NECESSARY AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH STANDARDHORTICULTURAL PRACTICE TO PRESERVE NATURAL CHARACTER OF PLANT. PRUNING SHALLBE DONE WITH CLEAN, SHARP TOOLS.11. LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY SUBGRADE ELEVATIONS, OBSERVECONDITIONS UNDER WHICH WORK IS TO BE PERFORMED, AND PROVIDE PERCOLATIONTESTS AND ALL OTHER TESTS AS MAY BE NECESSARY TO ASCERTAIN THAT ADEQUATEGROWING CONDITIONS WILL BE PROVIDED FOR PLANTS. IF PERCOLATION TESTS OROTHER SUBSOIL CONDITIONS INDICATE RETENTION OF WATER IN PLANTING AREAS, ASSHOWN BY SEEPAGE OR OTHER EVIDENCE OF UNDERGROUND WATER, NOTIFY LANDSCAPEARCHITECT IN WRITING OF THIS FACT OR ANY OTHER UNSATISFACTORY CONDITIONSBEFORE BACK-FILLING. A CHANGE ORDER MAY BE ISSUED TO DIRECT INSTALLATION OFDRAIN TILE OR OTHER MEASURES BEYOND DRAINAGE REQUIREMENTS INDICATED. DO NOTPROCEED WITH WORK UNTIL UNSATISFACTORY CONDITIONS HAVE BEEN CORRECTED.COMMENCEMENT OF PLANTING WORK INDICATES THAT SITES CONDITIONS HAVE BEENACCEPTED "AS IS".12. LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE WATERING AND MAINTENANCE OFALL PLANT MATERIAL, BOTH BEFORE AND AFTER PLANTING, UNTIL ACCEPTANCE BYLANDSCAPE ARCHITECT.13. ALL PLANT MATERIAL IS TO BE GUARANTEED FOR ONE (1) YEAR. GUARANTEE PERIODSTARTS FROM DATE OF FINAL ACCEPTANCE BY OWNER.14. QUANTITIES INDICATED ON THE DRAWINGS ARE PROVIDED FOR THE BENEFIT OF THELANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR. LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FORVERIFYING QUANTITIES AND NOTIFYING LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT OF ANY DISCREPANCIES.COMMENCEMENT OF PLANTING WORK INDICATES THAT QUANTITIES HAVE BEEN ACCEPTEDBY THE LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR, AND LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR ACCEPTS LIABILITY FORANY LATER DISCREPANCY.15. DIMENSIONS FOR PLANT CALIPERS, HEIGHTS AND SPREAD SPECIFIED ON THEMATERIAL SCHEDULE/PLANT LIST ARE GENERAL GUIDES FOR THE MINIMUM DESIRED SIZEFOR EACH PLANT. AT A MINIMUM, ALL PLANT MATERIALS SHALL COMPLY WITH THE LATESTEDITION OF PUBLICATION ANSI Z60.1-2014, AMERICAN STANDARDS FOR NURSERYSTOCK PUBLISHED BY THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF NURSERYMEN. THE LANDSCAPEARCHITECT OR OTHER OWNERS REPRESENTATIVE RETAINS THE RIGHT TO REJECT ANYPLANTS NOT MEETING THESE REQUIREMENTS.16. LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR CONDUCTING SITE INSPECTION PRIORTO BIDDING WORK TO EVALUATE SITE CONDITIONS AND AREAS TO BE SEEDED ANDPLANTED. SUBMISSION OF BID INDICATES CONTRACTOR HAS VERIFIED SITE CONDITIONSAND PLANT MATERIAL QUANTITIES.17. LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE TO SIDEWALKS,CURBS, PAVEMENT, LAWNS, EXISTING PLANTINGS, ETC. AS A RESULT OF LANDSCAPEINSTALLATION ACTIVITIES.18. LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR SHALL MAINTAIN AREAS OF WORK IN A NEAT AND ORDERLYMANNER, AND SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR CLEAN UP OF TRASH, DEBRIS, ETC. ON ADAILY BASIS.19. MULCH SHALL BE DOUBLE GROUND HARDWOOD, OR APPROVED EQUIVALENT. MULCHSHALL BE OF SUFFICIENT CHARACTER SO AS NOT TO BE EASILY BLOWN OR WASHEDAWAY. LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR SHALL APPLY A MINIMUM OF 4" OF MULCH TO ALLPLANTING BEDS, TREE PLANTINGS, AND OTHER DISTURBED AREAS.GENERAL NOTESIlex crenata 'Hoogendorn'Japanese HollyHydrangea quercifolia 'Pee Wee'Pee Wee Oakleaf HydrangeaHOHY-PLANT LIST-KEYSCIENTIFIC NAMECOMMON NAMESIZEQUAN.REMARKSPLANTMETHODSPREADHEIGHTCALIPER7CACallicarpa americanaBeautyberry3-5 Gal.Erica x darleyensis 'Kramer's Rote'Winter HeathER#1ACAcer rubrum 'Red Rocket'Red MapleJuncus effusus1 GalCommon RushJNFestuca arundinaceaTall FescueSODSODNC MTN UPL Meadow Mix #ERNMX-303WWW.ERNSTSEED.COM, 800-873-332120 Lb/1 AcreSEED MIXPanicum virgatum 'Heavy Metal'Heavy Metal Switchgrass3-5 GalPAFULL, WELL BRANCHED#51 Gal.Carex appalachica1 GalCarexCXPLANT 3' O.C., TRIANGULATE PLANTINGSFothergilla 'Mount Airy'Dwarf FothergillaFOAronia arbutifolia 'Brilliantissima'Red ChokeberryAA60#4PLANT APPROX. 5' O.C., TRIANGULATE PLANTINGSAndropogon ternarius 'Black Mountain'4063-5 GalBlack Mountain BluestemANSHRUBSGRASSES, SOD, & SEED MIXES2.5"-3"#5RECOMMENDED COMPANIES FOR SOURCING PLANTS:CAROLINA NATIVE NURSERY, CAROLINANATIVENURSERY.COM, 828-682-1471HOFFMAN NURSERY, http://hoffmannursery.com/, 800-203-8590PISGAH PLANTS, PISGAHPLANTS.COM, 828-670-8733PLANT 3' O.C., TRIANGULATE PLANTINGSTREESPLANT APPROX. 6' O.C., TRIANGULATE PLANTINGSPLANT APPROX. 2' O.C., TRIANGULATE PLANTINGSPLANT APPROX. 4' O.C., TRIANGULATE PLANTINGSPLANT APPROX. 4' O.C., TRIANGULATE PLANTINGSPLANT 3' O.C., TRIANGULATE PLANTINGSPLANT 5' O.C., TRIANGULATE PLANTINGS-SEED WITH COVER CROP (grain rye (30 lbs/acre; 1 sep to31 apr) or japanese millet (10 lbs/acre; 1 may to 31 aug)ARAcer x freemanii 'Jeffsred'Red Maple2.5"-3"CCCercis canadensisRed Bud2"IX'O'Ilex opacaAmerican Holly6'-8'JUJuniperus virginianaEastern Red Cedar6'-8'MAMagnolia virginianaSweetbay Magnolia2"NANyssa bifloraSwamp Tupelo2"NYNyssa sylvatica 'Red Splyndor'Black Gum2.5"-3"PIPinus strobusEastern White Pine2"QUQuercus texanaNuttall Oak2.5"-3"TATaxodium distichumEastern Hemlock2"TSTsuga canadensisBald Cypress2.5"-3"Ilex glabraInkberryIGIllicium parviflorumIlliciumILIlex verticillata 'Red Sprite'WinterberryIXIlex verticillata 'Jim Dandy'Jim Dandy WinterberryIX'J'Kalmia latifoliaMountain LaurelKARhododendron carolinianumRhododendronRHViccinium corymbosumHighbush BlueberryVAPLANT APPROX. 6' O.C., TRIANGULATE PLANTINGS624863383~123,000 SF~ 21,000 SF#5#5#5--BIORETENTION CELL NOTES:1. BIORETENTION CELL PLAN HAS BEEN DEVELOPED PER THE NCDEQ STORMWATER DESIGN MANUAL.REFER TO: https://deq.nc.gov/sw-bmp-manual SEE SECTION C:4.2. PLANTING PLANS BASED ON STORMWATER PLANS CREATED BY WGLA.3. LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR SHALL CONFIRM WITH PROJECT ENGINEER THAT BIORETENTION CELLSHAVE BEEN CONSTRUCTED PER PLANS, INCLUDING VERIFICATION OF FINAL ELEVATIONS.4. LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY PLANT QUANTITIES PRIOR TO ORDERING.6. SEE CIVIL PLAN SET FOR PLANTING AREA SPECIFICATIONS INCLUDING MEDIA, MULCH LAYER, ANDBIORETENTION CELL INSTALLATION SPECIFICATIONS.7. ANY SUBSTITUTIONS REGARDING PLANT SPECIES, VARIETY, SIZE, OR QUANTITY SHALL BESUBMITTED FOR APPROVAL TO LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT PRIOR TO CHANGE. IN EVENT OF PLANT LOSS,REPLACE WITH SAME PLANT ORIGINALLY SPECIFIED. IF UNAVAILABLE, REPLACE WITH NEAREST PLANTTYPE WITHIN SAME PLANTING ZONE OR CONTACT LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT.8. LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR MAINTENANCE OF BIORETENTION CELLSFOR ONE YEAR AFTER DATE OF FINAL ACCEPTANCE BY OWNER. LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR SHALLREFER TO AND ADHERE TO NCDEQ STORMWATER DESIGN MANUAL, SECTION C-2, BIORETENTION CELLMAINTENANCE REQUIREMENTS.PER NCDEQ STORMWATER DESIGN MANUAL:1. CONTAINER SIZE: IN MOST CASES, HERBACEOUS PLANTS INSTALLED IN BIORETENTION CELLS AREGROWN IN CONTAINERS HOLDING 3.6 TO 6.8 CUBIC INCHES OF MEDIA. OTHER CONTAINER SIZES ORBARE ROOT STOCK MAY BE APPROPRIATE FOR SOME SPECIES AND CONDITIONS. NO CONTAINER SIZEIS SPECIFIED FOR TREES AND SHRUBS.2. OPTIMAL PLANTING TIME: FALL AND WINTER PLANTING IS BEST. SPRING IS ACCEPTABLE FOR WILLREQUIRE MORE SUMMER WATERING THAN FALL PLANTING. SUMMER PLANTING DRASTICALLYINCREASES PLANT MORTALITY AND REQUIRES REGULAR WATERING IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWINGINSTALLATION.3. PLANTING METHOD: FOR BEST SURVIVAL, TREES SHOULD BE PLANTED WITH THE TOP OF THE ROOTBALL PARTIALLY OUT OF THE MEDIA. FOR TREES AND SHRUBS, THE TOP OF THE ROOT BALL SHOULDBE 1-3" ABOVE THE MEDIA. IF LARGE TREES ARE TO BE PLANTED IN DEEP FILL MEDIA, CARE SHOULDBE TAKEN TO ENSURE THAT THEY WOULD BE STABLE AND NOT FALL OVER.4. SOD MEDIA: SOD MUST NOT BE INSTALLED THAT HAS BEEN GROWN IN SOIL THAT HAS ANIMPERMEABLE LAYER SUCH AS CLAY.3-5 Gal.3-5 Gal.3-5 Gal.3-5 Gal.3-5 Gal.3-5 Gal.3-5 Gal.3-5 Gal.3-5 Gal.3-5 Gal.3-5 Gal.#49980PLANT APPROX. 4' O.C., TRIANGULATE PLANTINGSPLANT APPROX. 4' O.C., TRIANGULATE PLANTINGSPLANT APPROX. 4' O.C., TRIANGULATE PLANTINGSPLANT APPROX. 5' O.C., TRIANGULATE PLANTINGSPLANT APPROX. 5' O.C., TRIANGULATE PLANTINGSPLANT APPROX. 8-10' O.C., TRIANGULATE PLANTINGSPLANT APPROX. 8-10' O.C., TRIANGULATE PLANTINGS#4196#4162#4175#4436#4559#451#417#464#470#41166#1FULL, WELL BRANCHED13#1FULL, WELL BRANCHED21#1FULL, WELL BRANCHED28#1FULL, WELL BRANCHED28#1FULL, WELL BRANCHED9#1FULL, WELL BRANCHED44#1FULL, WELL BRANCHED13#1FULL, WELL BRANCHED31#1FULL, WELL BRANCHED42#1FULL, WELL BRANCHED16#1FULL, WELL BRANCHEDLANDSCAPENOTES &DETAILSKnow what'sbelow.before you dig.CallRL-66 0F 6RBAREVISIONS:CHECKED BY:DRAWN BY:DATE:JOB NO:AHMPRELIMINARY WATERMARK
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