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A. Related Work Specified Elsewhere:
SECTION 02900
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PART 1: GENERAL
1.1: Scope
(1) Earthwork (Section 02210)
(2) Erosion & Sediment Control (Section 02230)
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B. Work Included in This Section: Furnish all materials, equipment, and labor for the
planting of shrubs, trees, seed, protection maintenance, mulching of plant beds and
grass areas, guarantee and replacement; coordination with other trades and related
items required to complete the work indicated on the drawings and as specified,
including but not limited to:
(1) Existing soil preparation & fertilizing, including placement of topsoil.
(2) Removal of noxious weeds and 'policing' tree mass areas to remain.
(3) Placement of bio-retention soils and prepared planting media including
additives.
(4) Seeding of grass and "revegetative cover" vegetation.
(5) Placement of Bermuda Sod.
(6) Planting of trees and shrubs.
(7) Mulching of all plant beds.
(8) Maintenance requirements, guarantees and warranties.
1.2:
Industry Standards:
A. References: Some products and execution are specified in this Section by reference
to published specifications or standards of the following (with respective abbreviations
used):
The American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM).
American Association of Nurserymen (AAN).
U.S. Dept. of Agriculture (USDA).
N.C. Department of Agriculture (NCDA).
Applicable sections of the Standard Specifications for Roads and Structures, latest
edition, by the North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT).
B. Landscape Contractor shall mean a registered "Landscape Contractor" as defined by
the General Statutes of North Carolina. Unless proper credentials and evidence of
experience can be supplied to the Architect to substantiate equal capabilities, only a
Landscape Contractor licensed in North Carolina shall be permitted to perform this
work. NOTE: This landscape firm shall have successfully completed five (5) projects
of similar size to this project within the past five (5) years.
(1) The Landscape Contractor's performance shall be required to conform to the
recommendations provided in the most current edition of the NC Landscape
Contractors Manual (NCLCM) as approved by the NC Board of Landscape
Contractors. Conformance to the NCLCM includes conformance with
recommendations of the NC Cooperative Ext. Service publication, Carolina
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Lawns. In the event that the Contractor believes there is an inconsistency
between the NCLCM and requirements of this Contract that could effect the
quality of work; it is the Contractor's responsibility to discuss the situation with
the Architect and Owner's Representative.
C. Substantial Completion (Initial Acceptance) by the Owner shall be established at an
inspection by the Architect to be performed after the Contractor has completed the
installation and prepared a detailed list of deficiencies to be corrected prior to Final
Completion. The Substantial Completion inspection will set the beginning and ending
dates of the guarantee period and define the Owners' required maintenance to be
performed during the guarantee period.
D. Final Completion shall be determined by an inspection by the Architect after the
Contractor has completed all items identified in the punch list prepared during the
Substantial Completion inspection.
E. Final Acceptance by the Owner shall be at the end of the guarantee period, and upon
completion of any plant replacements required.
1.3: Schedule and Requirements for Lawn Grassing and Establishment of Sodding on the
Multi-Purpose Field:
A. Substantial Completion (Initial Acceptance) by the Owner shall be established at an
inspection by the Architect to be performed after the Contractor has completed the
installation and prepared a detailed list of deficiencies to be corrected before Final
Completion. The Substantial Completion inspection will set the beginning and ending
dates of the guarantee period and define the Owners' required maintenance to be
performed during the guarantee period.
(1) Site Seeding (Lawn Grassing): If the Contractor fails to Substantially Complete
the installation of lawn grassing by seeding operations on or before July 1. 2008,
the Owner shall assume the responsibility for the installation of permanent
grassing by installing sod in the areas and shall deduct a lump sum of $25,000
from the Contract Amount to cover the cost of the installation of sod and the other
damages incurred by the Owner due to the Contractor's failure to complete this
work. Due to seasonal restrictions this date shall not be extended. Extension of
the Contract Time for the building shall not extend this date unless specifically
stated in the approved Change Order.
(2) Multi-Purpose Field (Sodding): If the Contractor fails to Substantially Complete
the installation of sod on the multipurpose field on or before July 1. 2007, the
Owner shall assume the responsibility for the installation of sodding the field and
shall deduct a lump sum of $50,000 from the Contract Amount to cover the cost of
the installation of sod and the other damages incurred by the Owner due to the
Contractor's failure to complete this work. Due to seasonal restrictions this date
shall not be extended. Extension of the Contract Time for the building shall not
extend this date unless specifically stated in the approved Change Order.
1.4: Submittals:
A. Guarantees: Submit guarantee in writing (in duplicate) stating terms of guarantee,
name of Landscape Contractor, name of Owner, name of Project, location, and dates
of guarantee.
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B. Project Schedule: Prior to 30 calendar days of beginning landscaping work as defined
herein, submit a proposed time schedule indicating estimated dates for beginning and
completing the following operations:
(1) Submittals.
(2) Delivery of materials including placement of topsoil
(3) Preparation of seedbeds, sodded areas and planting beds.
(4) Seeding.
(5) Sodding.
(6) Planting.
(7) Mulching.
The Substantial Completion Date for Landscaping the Entire Site is August 1. 2008.
C. Maintenance: Prior to 14 calendar days from beginning Seeding, Planting and
Sodding operations; submit to the Architect, with copy to the Owner, a typewritten
outline of maintenance procedures to be followed by the Landscape Contractor during
establishment of the project landscaping. This Contractor will maintain all of the
landscape work prior to Substantial Completion (Initial Acceptance by the Owner).
The outline shall conform to the requirements of the Contract and recommendations
provided in the most current edition of the NC Landscape Contractors Manual as
approved by the NC Board of Landscape Contractors.
D. Materials:
(1) Manufacturer's names and data relating to planting fertilizers, soil, and additives
shall be submitted for approval.
(2) Two (2) bagged samples of double shredded pine bark mulch shall be
submitted for approval.
(3) Two (2) bagged samples of triple-screened topsoil shall be submitted for
approval.
E. Certificates of Inspection: The Landscape Contractor shall be responsible for all
certificates of inspection of plant materials that may be required by federal, state, or
other authorities to accompany shipments of plants.
F. Inspection: The Landscape Contractor may request an inspection of plant materials
by the Architect or his authorized agent to confirm quality, size and variety of plant
materials prior to installation at the site. This preliminary inspection shall not in any
way impair the right of rejection for failure to meet other requirements during progress
of work.
G. Sub-Contractors: All sub-contractors must be approved by the Architect in writing.
H. Maintenance Schedule during Guarantee Period: Submit to the Owner, with copy to
Architect, typewritten instructions outlining procedures to be established by the Owner
for maintenance of landscape work during the guarantee period. Submit to Architect
for approval 30 days prior to Substantial Completion.
PART 2: PRODUCTS
2.1: Materials
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A. Gravel or Crushed Stone: (used for drainage) shall be a mixture of crushed gravel so
graded that 100% by volume shall pass a 1 1/2" screen and shall be equal to NCDOT
standard size # 57M.
B. Fertilizer: Shall be slow release commercial fertilizer delivered to the site in unopened
original containers each bearing the manufacturer's guaranteed analysis. Any
fertilizer that becomes caked or otherwise damaged shall not be accepted. Fertilizer
shall contain a 10-10-10 ratio of nitrogen, phosphate, and potash, unless otherwise
determined by soil test and analysis.
C. Lime: Lime shall be dolomitic ground limestone meeting NCDA requirements for
agricultural limestone.
D. Mulches:
(1) Plant beds and saucers shall be mulched with a three (3) inch layer of double
shredded pine bark free of light wood. Bark nuggets shall not be acceptable.
(2) Seeded areas, including areas to receive revegetative cover, shall be mulched
with clean grain straw, free of pests and blight and tacked with asphalt
emulsion, type RS or CRS, at the rate of 10 gal. per 1,000 S.F.
E. Decomposed organic matter: Provide any kind of aged ground (milled) bark that is
non-toxic to plants, of uniform texture and subject to decomposition.
F. Water: Water to be used in this work shall be furnished by the Landscape Contractor
unless otherwise noted. Equipment for watering the seed, sprigs, sod and plants,
including hoses as required, shall be furnished by the Landscape Contractor.
G. Triple Screened Topsoil: Screened topsoil furnished under the allowance shall be a
natural, fertile, friable soil, possessing characteristics of representative productive
soils in the vicinity. "Triple Screened Topsoil" has typically been sifted through three
1/2" x 1/2" sized screens and contains no rocks or debris that would hinder planting
operations. See Unit Prices and Allowance for supplying this product to the site for
use in the planting operations if the Owner desires.
H. On-site Topsoil: On-site topsoil shall be stripped, stockpiled and screened on site to
remove stones, stumps, roots, or similar substances one (1) inch or more in diameter.
On-site topsoil shall be without admixture or subsoil and shall be clean and
reasonably free from clay lumps, debris or other objects which might be a hindrance
to planting operations. Topsoil must be coarser than the texture of the subsoil.
NOTE: This Contractor will be responsible for cleaning, screening and
amending the topsoil on site for his use. Debris or other objects that would
hinder planting operations will not be acceptable in the topsoil.
Bio-retention Soil Mix:
(1) Provide a Bio-retention soil using the three components listed below that will meet
the ASTM standards as follows as provided by Triangle Landscape Supplies,
[phone].
Perma-till Fines 40%
Coarse Sand 45%
Aged Pine Bark Fines 15%
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Clay percentage will not exceed: 8%
Silt percentage will not exceed: 20%
**Silt + Clay must not exceed: 20%
**Phosphorus index not to exceed: 30
a. The bio-retention soil mix shall be a uniform mix, free of stones, stumps,
roots or other similar objects larger than one and one half inch. No other
materials or substances shall be mixed or dumped within the bio-retention
area that may be harmful to plant growth or provide a hindrance to the
planting or maintenance operations. The bio-retention soil shall be fee of
noxious weeds.
b. The bio-retention shall be tested and shall meet the following criteria:
pH range 5.2-7.0
organic matter 1.5-4%
magnesium 35 lb./ac
phosphorus P205 75 lb./ac
potassium K20 85 lb./ac
soluble salts not to exceed 500 ppm
All bio-retention areas shall have a minimum of one test per 200 cubic
yards. Each test shall consist of both the standard soil test for pH,
phosphorus, potassium and additional tests organic matter and soluble
salts. A textural analysis is required from the site stockpiled bio-retention
soil.
d. Since different labs calibrate their testing equipment differently, all testing
shall come from the same testing facility. Should the pH fall out of the
acceptable range, it may be modified (higher) with lime or (lower) with
iron sulfate plus suffer.
(2) Stalite Rotary Kiln Expanded Slate Fines:
a. ASTM C29 Unit Dry Weight loose (48 Ibs/cf to 55 Ibs/cf)
b. ASTM C127 Specific Gravity to meet 1.45 to 1.60 Dry Bulk
C. ASTM C330 to meet the ASTM Gradation 1/2" - #4 size
1/2" to #4
Sieve Size % Passing
3/4" 100
1/21' 90-100
3/8" 40-80
#4 0-20
#8 0-10
d. Absorption (ASTM C127) to meet 5% or more.
e. The expanded slate must contain no clay lumps or any organic
impurities.
(3) Course Sand:
a. Grain Size Distribution (ASTM C136-95A)
Sieve Size % Passing
3/8" 100
#4 95-100
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#8 85-97
#16 60-80
#30 10-20
#50 5-15
#100 0-5
(4) Probase:
a. Must be aged and fully decomposed pine bark humus screened to munus
1/211.
b. The screened bark humus must fall below the following limits:
Ammonia (NH4-N) 20 PPM
Magnesium (Mg) 5.0 PPM
Iron (Fe) 8.0 PPM
Manganese (Mn) 1.0 PPM
Copper (Cn) .10 PPM
Zinc (Zn) .15 PPM
Soluble salts 0.50 mmho/cm
pH must fall between 4.0 and 7.0
Plant Materials:
(1) Plant list - a list of plants is shown on the landscaping plans and/or in these
specifications.
(2) Nomenclature - the names of plants required under this contract conform to
those given in Hortus Third, Copyright © 1976 by Cornell University for its L. H.
Bailey Hortorium. Names of varieties not included therein conform generally
with names accepted in the North Carolina nursery trade.
(3) Quantities - Quantities necessary to complete the planting design as shown and
located on the drawings shall be furnished by the Landscape Contractor.
Quantities shown in the plant list are for the convenience of Landscape
Contractors and are believed to be substantially correct, but the accuracy of
quantities shown in the list is not guaranteed. All labeled new plantings on the
plan shall be installed where indicated.
(4) Quality and Size - Plants shall have a habit of growth that is normal for the
species and shall be sound, healthy, vigorous, and free from insect pests
including fire ants, plant diseases, and injuries and defects such as knots,
sunscald, abrasions and disfigurements. All plants shall equal or exceed the
measurements specified in the Plant List, which are minimum acceptable sizes.
They shall be measured after pruning, with branches in normal position. Any
necessary pruning shall be done at time of planting. Requirements for the
measurements, branching, grading, quality, balling and burping of plants in the
Plant List generally follow the code of standards and requirements of
AN21 Z60.1, American Standard for Nursery Stock, latest edition.
(5) Do not make substitutions. Substitutions will be permitted only upon
submission of proof that any plant as specified is not obtainable during the
scheduled planting season, within 200 statute miles of the project location.
Proof of the unavailability of a plant must contain as a minimum, a list of ten
nurseries within 200 miles that have been checked by the Landscape
Contractor for plant material in question. Written authorization of the Architect
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will be required for any substitution. The nearest equivalent obtainable size or
variety of plant having the same essential characteristics shall be used. No
adjustment of the contract price shall be permitted.
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(6) Plants designated "B&B" in the Plant List shall be balled and burlapped. They
shall be dug with firm, natural balls of earth of sufficient diameter and depth to
encompass the fibrous and feeding root system necessary for full recovery of
the plant. Balls shall be firmly wrapped with burlap or similar material and
bound with twine, cord, or wire mesh. Where necessary to prevent breaking or
cracking of the ball during the process of planting, the ball may be secured to a
platform. Ball must be kept moist and shaded until it is planted. The natural
root collar of all B&B stock shall be within 2 inches + or - of the root ball soil line
as it occurred in the nursery.
(7) Plants designated "CON" in the Plant List are container grown plants. Any
"B&B" plants available in containers may be substituted at the discretion of the
Landscape Contractor. If stored on the site, they must be watered thoroughly at
least once every 48 hours. Do not remove "CON" stock from containers until
planting time.
(8) Label each group of trees and shrubs with securely attached waterproof tag
bearing legible designation of botanical and common name.
a. Where formal arrangements or consecutive order of trees or shrubs are
shown, select stock for uniform height and spread, and label with number to
assure symmetry in planting.
(9) Deliver trees and shrubs after preparations for planting have been completed
and plant immediately. The root zone of all plants not yet installed must be
protected from weather (freezing, drying and direct sunlight), and mechanical
damage.
(10) Grass seed shall be improved turf type Bermuda, "Jackpot" "Savannah" or other
variety approved by the Owner's Representative. All seed shall be certified
seed meeting all standards of purity as required by the United States
Department of Agriculture.
(12) No-mow vegetation grass mix shall be Appalo Sericea Lespedeza. Annual
Ryegrass and Weeping Lovegrass guaranteed to meet minimum purity
standards of U.S.D.A.
(13) Sod shall be T-10 Hybrid Bermuda. Provide machine cut, strongly rooted,
certified turf grass sod, not less than 2 years old, free of weeds and undesirable
native grasses and stripped not more than 24 hours before laying. Sod pad
size shall be uniform thickness of 5/8", plus or minus 1/4", measured at the time
of cutting and excluding top growth and thatch. Provide in suppliers standard
size of uniform length and width with maximum allowable deviation of plus or
minus 1/2" in width and 5/8" in length. Sod pad should be able to support its
own weight and retain its size and shape when suspended vertically from a firm
grasp on the upper 10% of the sod pad.
Pre-Emergent Herbicide: Herbicide shall be Ronstar-G as manufactured by Rhone-
Poulanc Corporation, or approved equal.
K. Post-Emergent herbicide: Herbicide shall be Round-up by Monsanto, or approved
equal.
L. Burlap for plant balls shall be untreated and readily decomposable.
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M. Anti-Dessicant: Emulsion type, film-forming agent designed to permit transpiration,
but retard excessive loss of moisture from plants. Deliver in manufacturer's fully
identified containers and mix in accordance with manufacturer's instructions.
N. Wrapping: Tree-wrap tape not less than 4 inches wide, designed to prevent borer
damage and winter freezing.
0. Staking/Guying System: Use 3/4" wide wovern, green, flexible synthetic strapping
with 900 lb. break strength similar or equal to Arbortape TM system or Arbor Tie with
stakes and deadmen of sound, new hardwood, treated softwood, or redwood, free of
knot holes and other defects.
P. Weed Control Fabric: Install nonwoven needle punched Geotextile similar or equal to
140 EX drainage fabric meeting AASHTO M-288-99 requirements for Class 3
subsurface drainage, Class 3 separation and Class 3 stabilization. Fabric shall be 4.5
oz./sq.yd., 60 mil thickness as manufactured by LINQ Industrial Fabrics, Inc. -
Geotextile Division - 2550 West Fifth North St., Summerville, SC 29483, (800) 543-
9966 Fax: [phone] Email: [e-mail]. See plans for location of fabric in
plant beds.
PART 3: EXECUTION
3.1: Existing Conditions
A. Experience: Employ only experienced personnel who are familiar with the required
work. Provide adequate Supervision by a qualified foreman.
B. Planting time: Plant or install materials, including replacement materials, only during
normal planting seasons for each type of landscape work required. Correlate planting
with specified maintenance periods to provide maintenance until acceptance by the
Owner.
C. Subgrade elevations: Excavation, filling and grading required to establish elevations
shown on the drawings are specified under other sections of these specifications.
Landscape Contractor shall verify subgrade elevations and notify the General
Contractor and Architect in writing of any discrepancies prior to beginning work.
D. Construction Below Ground or Overhead: It is not contemplated that planting shall
occur where the depth of soil over underground construction, obstructions or rock is
insufficient to accommodate the roots or where pockets in rock or impervious soil will
require drainage. Where such conditions are encountered in excavation of planting
areas and where the stone, boulders, or other obstruction cannot be broken and
removed by hand methods in the course of digging plant pits of the usual size, the
Architect shall be notified so that this material may be removed by the Owner, or the
plant material relocated to a more favorable location. Removal of rock or other
underground obstructions, relocation of construction, and provisions of drainage for
planting areas shall be done only as approved by the Architect and the Owner.
3.2: Preparation of Areas to be Grassed, Sodded, Planting Beds, and Planting Soil Mix
A. General:
(1) Preparation shall not start until after all other site irrigation and utilities work has
been completed and approved by the Architect within the areas to be seeded,
sprigged, sodded or planted.
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B. Areas to be Grassed (Lawn and Revegetative Cover):
(1) Loosen soil thoroughly to a depth of 6 inches, or if heavy clay or overly
compacted soils are present, sub-soil plow to 12" depth until tillage is suitable
for subsequent operations. Remove all rocks greater than 1" diameter from
prepared soil surface prior to seeding. Work in the following soil additives:
Lime - 120 lbs./1000 sq. ft.
Fertilizer - 35 lbs./1000 sq. ft. (Formula 10-10-10)
20% Super Phosphate 25 Ibs/1000 sq. ft.
(2) Grade lawn areas to a smooth, even surface with a loose, uniformly fine texture.
Roll and rake to remove ridges and fill depressions as required to meet finished
grades. Limit fine grading to areas which can be planted within the near future.
(3) Tolerances: Refer to finish grading tolerances in Section 02210 Earthwork.
C. Areas to be Sodded:
(1) Loosen soil thoroughly to a depth of 6 inches, until tillage is suitable for
subsequent operations. No rocks are allowed in surface soils ro receive
sod. Work in the following soil additives:
Lime: 100 Ibs./1000 sq. ft.
Fertilizer: 20 Ibs/1000 sq. ft.
Superphosphates: 10 Ibs/100 sq. ft.
(2) Fine grade lawn areas to a smooth, even surface with a loose, uniformly fine
texture. Roll and rake to remove ridges and fill depressions as required. Limit
fine grading to areas which can be sodded within the near future. Moisten lawn
area before sodding if soil is dry.
D. Plant Bed Preparation
(1) Approximately one week prior to beginning planting in the beds, plant beds
should be watered to germinate any weed seed. One to two days later, spray
plant beds with "Roundup" or other approved systemic weed killer, applied at
the manufacturer's recommended rate of dilution and coverage.
(2) At the time of planting, thoroughly till plant beds to a minimum depth of eight (8)
inches. Add to this broken subsoil a sufficient amount of decomposed organic
matter sufficient to raise the organic content to 10% by volume and the
following additives:
Lime 40 Ibs./1000 S.F.
Fertilizer 25 Ibs./1000 S.F. (Formula 10-10-10)
The Landscape Contractor may adjust rates of lime and fertilizer based on
laboratory soil tests if approved by the Architect prior to beginning planting
operations.
E. Mix the following soil additives to topsoil stored on-site or approved subsoil for
planting soil mix:
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(1) Decomposed organic matter - use sufficient amount to raise the organic content
to 5% minimum by volume.
(2) Use 0.1 pounds/cu. ft., 10-10-10 fertilizer.
(3) Use 0.4 pounds/cu. ft. dolomitic lime meeting North Carolina Department of
Agriculture standards for fineness and purity.
(4) Circular pits shall be excavated for all trees and shrubs. Diameter of pits for
trees shall be at least two feet greater than the diameter of the ball or spread of
roots. The depth of pits for trees shall be enough to accommodate the ball of
roots when the plant is set to finished grade. Use planting soil mix as shown in
planting details on the drawings.
F. Dispose of subsoil removed from planting operations. Do not mix with planting soil or
use as backfill.
3.3: Bio-retention Soil Mix:
A. Mixing Off Site:
(1) Mechanically mix the materials to provide a uniform distribution of the
components.
(2) Inadequate moisture content: Do not work medium when moisture content is
low that dust will form in the air. Apply water, if necessary, to bring medium to
an optimum moisture content for compacting and planting.
(3) Do not work medium when the moisture content is high enough for excessive
compaction to occur. Aerate medium until moisture content is uniformly
reduced as necessary to achieve optimum compaction.
B. Provide bio-retention soil medium from one source. Medium can be supplied in bags
or bulk.
C. Do not begin filling impoundment until Architect has inspected and approved the sub-
drainage piping with gravel and filter fabric. Take extreme care when filling the
impoundment. Do not damage filter fabric or other drainage structures.
D. Fill bio-retention medium in 12" lifts maximum layers. Place surrounding topsoil fill to
desired depth prior to placing each layer (lift) of bio-retention soil medium. After initial
placement of bio-retention soil, allow soil mix to "settle" for at least 30 days. After
settlement, place additional bio-retention to achieve finish grades.
3.4: Seeding, Sodding, and Planting:
A. Seeding:
(1) Grassing Season: All permanent grassing shall be installed according to the
N.C. E. & S. Manual or as approved by the Architect. Temporary grassing will
be planted according to Section 02230.
(2) Prepare seed bed by carefully raking out all debris and provide positive
drainage away from plant beds and buildings.
(3) Final grading and starter fertilizer: Check slope, remove all foreign materials
and stones larger than 1/2 inch in the surface of the prepared soil. Level soil
and roll with heavy (250-300 Ibs) roller. Keep soil damp, not dry or wet, when it
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is worked. Alternately rake and roll area until footprints cannot be seen readily
or they are less than 1/4 inch deep.
(4) Apply starter fertilizer at a rate that will provide 1 to 1-1/2 lbs. of actual
nitrogen/1000 sq.ft. Rake starter fertilizers into soil surface about 1 inch deep
and proceed with grass seeding.
(5) Sow grassed areas evenly with a mechanical spreader to produce a uniform
stand of grass.
(6) Seed shall be 'scratched in' with a garden rake or rolled with a light roller or
cultipacker to firm the seed in the soil. The method of seeding may be varied at
the discretion of the Landscape Contractor on his own responsibility to establish
a smooth, uniform grassed lawn.
(7) In normal season, the lawn grass seed shall be sown uniformly at the rate of
two (2) Ibs per 1000 sf of "Savannah" variety hulled Hybrid Bermuda. Sow only
when moisture content of the soil is suitable for sowing grass seed. Keep soil in
moist condition until seeds have germinated.
(8) Mulch: All grassed areas shall be mulched with clean grain straw as specified.
Straw mulch shall be tacked with emulsified asphalt (thinned with water) at a
rate of 150 gallons per ton of straw.
(9) Establishment and Maintenance: Water, mow, and maintain until an acceptable
stand is achieved.
a. Irrigation: from time of seeding to Substantial Completion, the Contractor
shall keep maturing grass irrigated on a regular basis. Irrigation shall occur
a minimum of once each day until two (2) weeks after date of initial seeding.
Thereafter, irrigation shall occur a minimum of once a week.
b. At no time shall seeded permanent turf be allowed to grow over 4 inches in
height. Throughout this period, the target mowing height shall be 1.5-2
inches. At no time shall more than 50% of the turf height be removed in
any three-day period by mowing or other maintenance activity.
c. Seeded permanent turf shall be fertilized according to the monthly
application rates recommended in Carolina Lawns for common Bermuda
grass or at reduced rates if instructed by the Architect.
d. Weed control shall be provided as necessary to prevent the establishment
or proliferation of a weed species and to achieve acceptable turf at time of
Initial Acceptance.
B. Sodding:
(1) Sodding Season: Anytime during the year when freezing conditions do not exist
and as approved in advance by the Architect and Owner. Sodding around the
building shall not be installed before late Spring, 2008.
(2) Lay sod to form solid, uniform mass with tightly fitted joints. "Butt" ends and
sides of sod strips. Do not overlap sod strips. Stagger strips to offset joints in
adjacent courses. Lay sod strips across slopes and perpendicular to drainage
flow. Tamp or roll lightly to ensure contact with subgrade.
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C.
(3) Secure with pegs or staples at spacing recommended by the sod grower and
supplier and as approved by the Architect and Owner.
(4) Water sod with fine spray immediately after planting. Water daily during first
two weeks of establishment to maintain soil to depth of 4".
(5) At no time shall sodded turf be allowed to grow over 3 inches in height.
Throughout this period, the target mowing height shall be 1.5 inches. At no
time shall more than 50% of the turf height be removed in any three-day period
by mowing or other maintenance activity.
(6) Sodded turf shall be fertilized according to the monthly application rates
recommended in Carolina Lawns for the utilized grass or at reduced rate if
instructed by the Architect.
(7) Weed control shall be provided as necessary to prevent the establishment or
proliferation of a weed species and to achieve acceptable turf at time of Initial
Acceptance.
Revegetative Cover (No-Mow Seeding):
(1) Seed the following rates:
Appalo Sericea Lespedeza 10 lbs. per acre
Weeping Lovegrass 3 lbs. per acre
Annual Ryegrass 2 lbs. per acre
Hybrid Tall Fescue 100 lbs. per acre
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(2) Seed during normal season (March - April), if possible.
(3) Mulch as required in Section 3.4.
Planting:
(1) Planting Season: The normal planting season should be considered as
October 1 through April 15.
(2) After notification to proceed, planting operations shall be conducted under
favorable weather conditions during the normal planting season. At the option
of and on the full responsibility of the Landscape Contractor, planting operations
may be conducted under unseasonable conditions, without additional
compensation, and only when proper "out-of-season" procedures are utilized.
(3) Layout: New planting shall be located where shown on the drawings except
where obstructions below ground or overhead are encountered or where
changes have been made in the construction. Adjustment to plant locations
shall be approved by the Architect prior to planting. Positions of trees and
plants not otherwise indicated may be scaled from the drawings, keeping the
relationship to architectural or site features as indicated by the drawings. Turn
plants in pit to face best side out.
(4) Pruning: Remove dead and broken branches from all plant material. Prune
only to retain typical growth habit of individual plants with as much height and
spread as is practical. Make all cuts with a sharp instrument flush with trunk or
adjacent branch in such a manner as to ensure elimination of stubs. "Head-
back" cuts at right angles to line of growth will not be permitted. Trees shall not
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be poled or topped. Remove trimmings from site. Never cut leaders without
permission from the Architect.
NOTE: All plants must meet minimum size requirements after any necessary
pruning.
(5) Drainage: The Landscape Contractor shall be responsible for adequate
drainage from all plants. If during the planting operations, the Landscape
Contractor determines that water conditions are such that drain lines or other
drainage measures are necessary, he shall install the necessary measures.
(6) Setting Plants: Unless otherwise indicated on the drawing all plants shall be
planted in raised prepared soil beds, and set on compacted prepared soil mix to
such depth that the finished grade level of the plant - after settlement - will be
approximately 1/3 ball height (4" - 5" above grade measured at the natural root
collar) and above finished grade measured at 3 feet horizontally from al edges
of walks, curbs or permanent fixtures. (See Planting Details.) They shall be
planted upright and faced to give the best appearance of relationship to
adjacent structures. Remove burlap and wire cage down 1/3 from top of balls.
No burlap shall be pulled from under the balls. Roots on bare-root plants shall
be spread in their normal position. All broken or frayed roots shall be cut off
cleanly. Prepared soil mix shall be placed and compacted carefully to avoid
injury to roots and to fill all voids. Add water and tamp the backfill until the
backfill is completely saturated, then allow it to soak away. Fill the hole to
finished grade, and form a shallow saucer around each plant by placing a ridge
of topsoil around the edge of each pit. After the ground settles, additional soil
shall be filled in to the level of the finished grade. Groundcovers shall be
planted in prepared soil beds after mulch has been installed. Straighten mulch
or add additional mulch after planting as needed to achieve finished
appearance.
(7) Guying Trees: (See Planting Details.) Install guys not less than 1/3 height of
tree above ground. Equally space anchors for guys around trunk. Install guys
at ±45 degree angle to horizon. Keep guys taut but not overly tight until the end
of the guarantee period. Guys are to be removed at that time, by the
Landscape Contractor.
(8) Wrapping Trees: After completing guying operations, spirally wrap all
deciduous tree trunks with strip burlap or approved treated paper with at least a
one inch overlap. Do not use wrap to hide trunk damages or problems. (See
Planting Details included on drawings.) Wrap is to be removed at the end of the
guarantee period, by the Landscape Contractor.
(9) Apply anti-desiccant using power spray, to provide an adequate film over
trunks, branches, stems, twigs and foliage.
3.5: Mulching and Protection:
A. Mulch seeded areas with straw as specified and tack with water emulsified asphalt at
a rate of 150 gallons per ton of straw or other acceptable means.
B. Protect newly seeded areas from unnecessary pedestrian traffic for four (4) weeks
minimum.
C. All plant saucers and plant beds shall be thoroughly mulched with a 3" layer of mulch
as specified within 2 days of planting.
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3.6: Mowing: The Landscape Contractor shall water, fertilize, mow, reseed, roll, re-grade, re-
sprig, replant/patch bare spots and maintain all lawn areas in conformance with the NC
Landscape Contractors Manual until an acceptable stand is achieved and the areas are
accepted by the Owner for maintenance.
3.7: Maintenance:
A. Maintain work of this section from time of installation until Initial Acceptance.
Maintenance shall include: watering of lawns and plantings, mowing; repairs to lawn;
protection of plantings; weeding, cultivating, and mulching plant beds; and at least one
application of pre-emergent herbicide (Ronstar-G) to all plant beds as per
manufacturer's recommendations.
B. At edges of all hard improvements (paving, walks, paved play, etc.), excavate a 3"- 4"
deep maintenance edge to aid in lawn edging and retain mulches.
C. Tighten and repair stake and guy supports and reset trees and shrubs to proper
grades or vertical position as required. Restore or replace damaged wrappings.
Spray as required to keep trees and shrubs free of insects and disease.
D. At the end of the guarantee period, and prior to Final Acceptance, all plant beds shall
be free from weeds and edged neatly to a line as shown on the drawings. All plant
tags shall be removed by the Landscape Contractor before the Final Inspection.
E. This Contractor WILL be responsible for the weeding of new plant beds during the
guarantee period. The amount of weeds encountered by the Landscape Contractor
at the end of the Guarantee period shall depend solely on his adequate mulch
application and the pre-emergent herbicide application. Periodic visits to the site by
the Landscape Contractor will be necessary during the Guarantee period to avoid
excessive weed removal before Final Acceptance.
3.8: Clean-up and Completion:
A. During landscape work, keep pavements clean and work area in an orderly condition..
B. Protect landscape work and materials from damage due to landscape operations,
operations by other contractors and trades, and trespassers. Maintain protection
during installation and maintenance periods. Treat, repair, or replace damaged
landscape work as directed.
C. Upon completion of work, remove from the site all equipment and other articles used.
All excess soil, stones and debris shall be removed and legally disposed of. All work
areas shall be left in a clean and neat condition. Final Acceptance will not be given
unless all work areas are clean.
D. All damage to existing construction caused by landscaping operations shall be
repaired to the satisfaction of the Owner, at the Landscape Contractor's expense..
3.9: Inspection and Acceptance:
A. At time of inspection for Initial Acceptance, sodded turf shall have been freshly mowed
within the last 48 hours. Turf shall be healthy, of uniform color and exhibiting good
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growth. A minimum of 100% of the specified turf area shall be covered in sod that
has been installed for a minimum six weeks. Turf shall be 100% free of all weeds.
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B. Should the multi-purpose field turf not be accepted on or prior to June 1, 2008, the
Owner will require the Landscape Contractor to place the field on a program of
intensive cultural management in order to bring the fields to acceptance specification
as quickly as possible. Actions may include re-sodding (minimum laid piece size - 1.5
ft. by 2 ft.) and any cultural activity which is suggested by the N.C. Cooperative
Extension Service as being of value in an intensive Bermuda grass management
program. The Owner shall not be responsible for any additional costs associated with
these actions.
C. When inspected landscape work does not comply with requirements, replace rejected
work and continue specified maintenance until re-inspected by Architect and found to
be acceptable. Remove rejected plants and materials promptly from project site.
3.10: Substantial Completion Inspection and Acceptance by the Owner:
A. Following receipt of a written request submitted by the Contractor with his list of any
items yet to be completed and the reasons associated with any delays, the Architect
will schedule an inspection of the work to determine acceptability. A list of
deficiencies will be made according to the conditions of the Contract.
B. All grassed areas shall be freshly mown within 48 hours before the Substantial
Completion Inspection. Turf shall be healthy, of uniform color and exhibiting signs of
good growth. A minimum of 95% of the specified seeding area shall be covered in
established turf possessing both stolons (i.e. runners) and rhizomes. There shall be
no bare areas greater than 4 sq. ft. or 1.5 ft. in any dimension. Seedling plants not
having reached tiller stage (i.e. runner producing) shall be considered bare area. Turf
shall be 100% free of noxious and perennial weeds and relatively free of annual
weeds.
C. Sodded turf shall be freshly mown within 48 hours prior to the Substantial Completion
Inspection. Turf shall be healthy, of uniform color and exhibiting good growth. A
minimum of 95% of the sprigged turf area shall be covered and weed free per the
requirements listed above for grassed areas. A minimum of 100% of the sodded turf
area shall be covered in sod that has been installed for a minimum four weeks.
Sodded turf shall be 100% free of all weeds.
D. When inspected landscape work does not comply with requirements, replace rejected
work and continue specified maintenance until re-inspected by Architect and found to
be acceptable. Remove rejected plants and materials promptly from project site.
E. Final Completion by the Contractor shall be established upon completion of all plant
replacements and repairs to the landscape as identified during the Substantial
Completion Inspection.
3.11: Guaranty and Replacement:
A. Seeding (lawn grassing):
(1) If a satisfactory stand of grass has been produced at the time of Substantial
Completion (Initial Acceptance); the lawn shall be guaranteed for a period of
sixty (60) calendar days. If renovation and / or reseeding is required at the end
of the guarantee period, this work shall be done in conformance with the
requirements of section 3.10.
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(2) If a satisfactory stand of grass has not been produced at the time of Substantial
Completion (Initial Acceptance), necessary repairs shall be performed in
conformance with the requirements of this section until July 1, 2008. If a
satisfactory stand of grass has not been established on or before August 1,
2008, see paragraph 1.3.A., (1) of this section for remedy by the Owner.
(3) During the 60 day guarantee period, the Landscape Contractor shall be
responsible for all watering of grass to get the lawn through periods of no
rainfall or take responsibility to re-establish those areas which perish.
B. Sodded Turf on the Multi-purpose Field:
(1) If a satisfactory stand of sodded turf has been produced at the time of
Substantial Completion (Initial Acceptance); the turf shall be guaranteed for a
period of sixty (60) calendar days. If renovation and / or reseeding is required
at the end of the guarantee period, this work shall be done in conformance with
the requirements of section 3.9.
(2) If a satisfactory stand of sodded turf has not been produced at the time of
Substantial Completion (Initial Acceptance), necessary repairs shall be
performed in conformance with the requirements of this section until July 1,
2008. If a satisfactory stand of grass has not been established on or before
July 1, 2008, see paragraph 1.3.A., (2) of this section for remedy by the Owner.
(3) During the 60 day guarantee period, the Landscape Contractor shall be
responsible for all watering of grass to get the lawn through periods of no
rainfall or take responsibility to re-establish those areas which perish.
C. Sodded Lawn:
(1) If a satisfactory sodded lawn has been produced at the time of Substantial
Completion (Initial Acceptance), the turf shall be guaranteed for a period of sixty
(60) calendar days. If renovation and/or re-sodding is required at the end of the
guarantee period, this work shall be done in conformance with the requirements
of this section.
(2) If a satisfactory sodded lawn has not been produced at the time of Substantial
Completion (Initial Acceptance), all unacceptable areas will be re-sodded
according to the requirements of this section. Upon completion of these
repairs, the turf shall be guaranteed as in paragraph (1) above.
(3) During the 60 day guarantee period, the Landscape Contractor shall be
responsible for all watering of grass to get the lawn through periods of no
rainfall or take responsibility to re-establish those areas which perish.
D. Planting:
(1) Guaranty: After achieving Substantial Completion (Initial Acceptance by the
Owner), warranty plantings for a period of one (1) year after date of Substantial
Completion against death and unsatisfactory growth, except for defects
resulting from neglect by Owner, abuse or damage by others, or unusual
phenomena or incidents which are beyond the Landscape Contractor's control.
Plantings shall be alive and in satisfactory growth at the end of the guaranty
period.
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(2) Replacement: At the end of the twelve (12) month guaranty period, inspection
will be made by the Architect upon written notice requesting such inspection
submitted by the Landscape Contractor according to the contract conditions.
Any plant required under this contract that is dead or not in satisfactory growth
as determined by the Architect, shall be removed from the site; these and any
plants missing, shall be replaced as soon as conditions permit, but during the
normal planting season.
(3) Materials and Operations: All replacements shall be plants of the same kind as
originally planted and shall be of size equal to that attained by adjacent plants of
the same kind at the time replacement is made. All costs of replacement shall
be borne by the Landscape Contractor. Only one replacement in conformance
with the provision of this section will be required for each plant declared dead, in
an unhealthy or badly impaired condition, or missing at the time of Final
Acceptance, provided the replacement plant is still healthy sixty (60) days after
installation.
END OF SECTION
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LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE PLAN. I CHERRY HUFFMAN
. THE OWNERS dF THE PROPERTY AND THEIR AGEN Buffers per Section 7.2.3 HQRS OR ASSIGNS SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR TH PLANS (~T (~E L-501 MD L-502) :IR AGENTS, ~ LE LEGEND 1 R 135 E. Martin St., Suite 101
.FOR THE Key Ouentity` Botancel Name Carwton Name HL fir. Cal. Root Cwnnenta ~ PENANCE OF AJV 23 Aarba jeparca'Varieg9ta' Gdd Duet Aaba 24' - - CoM. Raleigh, North Carolina 27601
Proposed use loss = gass 4 (per Table 7.2-2) INSTALLRTION, PRESERVATION AND MAINTENANCE NUMBER OF PLANTS IN BED OR GROUPING 9 ~O O° O~C KEY FOR PLANT IDENTIFICATION 919.821.0805 T 919.821.0720 F
North: No buffer required (Section 7.2.3 (Bxl) No buffer is required between shared public uses) ALL P4.AWTYNGS AND PHYSICAL FEATURES ON Ti-IIS PLAN. THE OIhINERS SWALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR DN T1-IIS APA 1 Ater peMnaium 'Alroptrgreum' Red Japat~ Maple 6' 4' - - B-8 ~ Q 0 _ N~~ AR 31 Ater nbrum Red Maple 10 - - 2' B-B n www.cherryhuffman.com
South: Required buffer type = 40A (per Table 7.2-i) ANNUAL MAINTENANCE OF THE VEGETATION TO (SEE PLANT LIST') SPACE AT 10" ON CENTER
. Existing mnditla~s meet the requirement INCLUDE BUT NOT LIMITED TO: ASC~1 5 Acer eac~ervri'treen b/ot~an' Qreen I~IaiMein 9~iger t~lnpb 12' 2' B-B 8N 16 Beiula a 'H it River Brch T 3' Y B-B Single Stem
Eat: Existing vege~Gon to meet buffer requirements betwcen schod and future I-540 CFCP 18 Corrws floride~'Cherdcee Princess Red Ror~erirg Dogwood 8~ 3~ 2~ B-B ,,,,+++1111f11~~~~, t~~,,,+1/1111/t11~~'I
West: No buffer required (Secction 7Z.3 (Bxi) No buffer is required between shared public uses) 1. FERTiLiZATION: SUBMTI' R~PRESENTATNE SOIL SAMPLES OF SHRU AREAS FOR AGRONOMICAL CHEMICAL ANAYSIS EV FIVE YEARS OR WHEN SHRt16S ARE PERFORMING )F SHRUB CJIf 20 Q~yptomeriajeporica'Yoel~ino' YoeNaCkyptomerre 8' 4 - - B-B ;;.i , PROPOSED TREES OR SHRUBS See Sheet L-502 #'or Piant List. See utiti drawin s to avoid utili line ~~.•~~,o INDICATES FULL EXTENT OF MULCH tY 9 tY `~U . • ~p,P E q • • ~-7 • X10 S Cq ?~i
PSIS EVERY C~1 ~ c ra lePonica ~ePeneee l~y~e 4' 30' - - B-B . , , ; ; ; ; " ' conflicts with large trees.
RMING C3Y ki Cameie~ seaar?qua 'Ydetide' 'Yubtide' 3eaenq~~a Ce~neia (Red) 3' 24' - - CoM. , , „
Str~tSC~~ ~r SeCtIOI~I 7.2.4 POORLY. APPLY NUTRIENTS AT RATE RECOMMEND ' BY THE SOIL LABORATORY. APPLY A SLOW RELEAS Street trees: 890 linear feet of ppe/ 22 street trees required = 23 AR provided ~RTI~~ T~ ~~S AND SHRUBS, ONCE IN THE F AND SPRING. IMMENDED EAC 56 slaius' d Birch 16' ~i' Cant. RELFJISE FLG 21 Forsylha x nterm. 'Lynwood Gold' 'Lynwood Gold' Forsytl~ia 24' 24' - - CoM. INDICATES INDMDUAL TREE TO REMAIN ~ ~ ~ C -39 99
.N THE FALL HVA 26 Hem~eis vrgHena Conrnon Witd~ezel 24' 16' - - CoM. See Sheets L-401 for location z ~ : PROPOSED TREELIKE of Weed Barrier Mat ~~'~,?FF~ 7 • f': 00 40 41b Qb do
IAF 27 Nex x aite~eta'Faeteri' Foster Holy 6' 3' - - &B
Omamer~tal trees: to be spaced every 20' on average = 12 (APP + 8 PRCT provided NON 66 Nez ~rrta'8uiorci Nana' Dwarf &rford Hdy 18' 18' - - Cant. 5 GRAPHIC SCALE ` S A SS0C gyp E
2. PRUNING: WITH THE Dl4CEP'TION OF UNWANTED SPROUTS A • Vehicular Use Area (VUA) Landscaping per Section 7.2.6 ~E OF A TREE, AND T1MGS THAT SPROUT FROM KEN 13 Nex cornuta'Neetlepoitd Needepdnt HdY 24' 24' - - Cont. .OUTS AT THE ~p tl6 9ez carnula'Roiuxia' Dwarf Homed No9y 12' 1S - - Cori. 11111111/1• 111/+1
R FROM THE. - - o _~p DETAIL FLAG DETAIL #/SHEET # 40 0 20 40 80 160
TO REMOVAL IG 46 bx gialxa Y _ _ ~ CO NSUL TANTS
Parking. areas: 1 canopy tree fivnk within 60' of all parking spaces ~E TRUNK, PRUNING SHALL BE LIMITED TO REM OF DEAD WOOD OR BRANCHES FltOM TREES OR F . Screeing WAs; Semi opaque screen/barrier between WA and ROW =existing vegetation bo meet requirement SIGHT DISTANCES/SAFETY REASONS. THE PRUNIN SHRUBS SHALL BE LIMITED TO THE PRUNING ES OR FOR ~ 28 Nex hybrids 'Neie R Stevens' Neie R 3tevane HoNy 5 3 - - ~ PRUNING OF ~ ~ ~x ~ 6' 3' _ _ B-B
NG ~ 5 Max opaca'Emiy Bnrr~er' En~lf~ 9rurr?a' Fby 6' 3~ B-B NO-MOW VEGETATION ( IN FEET ) LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE
NECESSARY TO MAINTAIN THE NATURAL SMAPE OF ~MAPE OF 100 20 pax 'treenleaf' treeNeaf 8' 3' - - B-B s. N 36 Nex vc~itoria Yaupon Holy 4' - - - - B-B 1 inch = 4~ ft.
THE PLANT D(CEPT FOR SHFJ~RED HEDGES. JCNC 193 Jurpcrua cMeneie 'Pkck's Compact' tick's Compact Jumper 18' 24' - - Cont. W W W FESCUE SOD McNeely Associates, P.A.
3. PEST CONTROL: JSEP 328 Ju~ipen~s aqueunata'Pareon' Parson's Juriper - - 18' - - Cont, W W W W ~ ~ GENERAL NOTES: P.O. Drawer 30126 Raleigh, North Carolina, 27622
PRE-EMERGENT WEED CONTitOL FOR SHRUB BEDS UB BEDS MAY ~N 9` Jurpe~s virg'erena Eastern Red ~eda~ - - - - ~ 1. Field topographic information taken from. digital file by Taylor, Wiseman & Taylor 919.782.9677 T
BE APPLIED IN FEBRUARY, SPRAY PROPERLY LABEL HERBIQDE ON MULCHED AREAS FOR WEED CONT BEFORE YOU DIG qS NEEDED. CHEMICAL TREATMENT FOR INSECT LY LABELED LC~Ft 73 L~opetekm d~i~ense'Rubrun' Rez~lebeRi Fringe Flower 3Q' 2~ - - C~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ D CONTROL LMV 2760 Liriope n~cari'Veriegata Variegated Lriope - - - - - - Coat 5 babe ntimxm/Plant i i i i i NSECT MG86 9 gren~llora'8rackene BB' 6radcero Brown Beauty Ma~w6a 12' 6' - - B-B ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 'ED IF MS 1 IAegnoia sotieu~ku~e Saucer Megnofa 6' 30' - - B-B ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ En ineers, SU 01', Scientists dated October 1, 2006 9 ~Y ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ SHREDDED HARDWOOD MULCH 2, The wetlands and sb-eam locations subject to Town of Cary Riparian Buffers shown hereon are
based on field ties to the flags set by Trigon Engineering Caisultants, Inc.
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NEEDED AND SHALL BE SPECIFIC TO THE PROBLE CALL 1 800 632-4949 Q, ~~HING: PROBLEM. N~, 11 Nyasa aquatics Water Tupelo T 3' - - B-B . ~ , ~ , ~ , LAWN/GRASSING Lassiter-Hopkins-Chang
S T 0 P INFFSTATIQN AND DISEASE MAY BE APPLIED IF NDFD 10 Nendna domeetica'Herbo~r Dwar' Herbotr Dwarf Nendna - - 10' - - Cant. . PLANTING NOl'ES: 1015 Wade Avenue
N.C. ONE-CALL CENTER VITH A DEPTH ~ 14 Net~na domeetica'Ro~l Rimes' R~aI Prhoeee Nendna 24' 16' - - ~ i. All areas of the site shall be covered by lawn grassing, sprigging, sodding, Raleigh, NC 27605
. (T' S THE LAW MULCHED AREAS SHALL BE MAINTAINED WITH A OF 2"-3" OF MULCH. MULCH SHALL BE REAPPLIED ?PPLIED ~ 8 ~schio cltinenas Cl+e~eee I~d~io 12 6 - - ~ PJ 4 Pie~is j,poNca'IJotntei~ Ike' Mantafn Rre PfaHe 24' 24' ~ narrow vegetation, plantings or mulch, No areas on die site shall be left bare. 2. All Bermuda Sprigging at the Multi-Purpose Field shall be Substa~ally Complete by Month/Day/Year. 919.82.5587 T
EVERY TWO YEARS OR AS NEEDED. PRCT 20 Pnnue ceraeYera'TTw~derdoud' 'tTxnderdoud P~rpbisef PMm 8' 4' 2' B-B 3. All Lawn Grassing on the site shall be Substantially Complete by Mor?th/Day/Year.
• 5. PLANT PROTECTION: P80 2 Rvnie eerrWste'Okame' Okame Cherry T 4' 2' B-B 4. No plantings shall be located within Tamn of Cary Greenway Easement PLUMB, MECH, ELEC & CIVIL
AVOID IXCESS INTRUSION INTO THE ROOT ZONE )T ZONE AREA ~ ~ ~ L~dY ~ 8' - - 2' CoM/B-B Dewberry & Davis
OF ESTABLISHED PLANTINGS. ~ ` QN 16 Ouarar nultai Mihl Ook m~ 4~ 2~ ~ 2301 Rexwoods Drive Suite 210
7D 23 Taxo~ium di~cFMm Cam~an 8eklcYPreas 12' - - 25' ~ UPA 6 Uln~us pervMofe'Abe' Ales Laceberk giineee ~n 12 S 25' ~ Raleigh, NC 27607-3366
~ ~ 6. WATERING: . ~ WATER PLANTS DURING DR~GHT TO AVOID PLA INJURY OR DEATH. ` OID PLANT Z9(~W 10 ZdcaNa eerrata'treen Vase' trees Veee Zdcova 12' 4' 25' B-B 919.881.9939 T
B-B BeMed and &rle~pped ROOFING CONSULTANT
~ ~ ~ FAILURE TO MAINTAIN ALL PLAM'I~GS IN • ~ ` ACCORDANCE WITH THIS PLAN MAY ~9NSRTUTE ` VIOLATION OF THE UNIFIED DEVELOPM~ Cord. Cor~iner troWn >`RTUTE A • ()uentily not yuennteed. Al paste slaws on plm moat bs planted, Stafford Consulting Engineers
7424 Chapel Hill Rd. Suite 102
ORDINANCE AND MAY RESULT IN FINES. ~ ~ Cary Project Number 07-SP-~22 Raleigh, NC 27607
• ` ~ _ EXCAVATED EDGE ~ -60 TYP. ~ 919.852.1038 T
APPROVED FOOD SERVICE
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~ Plantings will be resulted in front of Approved by Date: Charlotte, NC 28227
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