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STAIR AND LANDING NOTES RESTORATION NOTES
/ ♦ GENER&LDESCRLPTION:
40 ; / 3` p iiNG 1. THE EXISTING STAIR AND WALKWAY SEGMENTS TO BE REPLACED WITH SLAB ♦ SOIL RECOVERY - HAND SHOVELLING EFFORTS SHALL COMMENCE TO
STONE "11-GROnD" STEPS SHALL BE REMOVED FROM THE BUFFER ZONE. RECOVER AS MUCH RE-DLSTRIBITED SOIL AS PRACTICABLE TO REGRADE THE
2. THE PROPOSED SEGEMENT OF STAIRWAY AND LANDING TO REMAIN MAY BE EXCAVATED ZONE SUCH WORK SHALL BE DONE WITH APPROPRIATE
-`� MAINTAINED OR RIE CONSTRUCTED OF STANDARD DIMENSIONED LUMBER AS OVERSIGHT TO INSURE A MAXIMUM EFFORT IS MADE TO RESTORE THE
INDICATED IN GENERAL ON THE TYPICAL DETAIL. THE FRAME. TIMBER SLOPE. EXAMINATION OF TOP SOIL AND SUBSOIL AVAH.ABLITY SHALL
STOCK S:9ALL BE OF A PRESSURE TREATED (ACQ OR APPROVED EQUAL) ACCOMPANY THIS EFFORT. SUCH SOILS SHALL BE USED FOR FINAL GRADING.
a CONSTRUCTION GRADE FIR OR YELLOW PINE.. SUBSTUTUTION OF
_ > ti 4• ei S3sENi ELO�toCOMPO M, MATERIALS FOR ANY TIMBER COMPONENTS IS SUBJECT TO ♦ RESTORATION IN THE AREA SHOWN ON THE PIAN SHALL. BE PLANTED AS
e 0 APPROVAL BY THE OWNER AND ENGINEER FOLLOWS.
3. HARDW`kRE SHALL BE STEEL, HOT -DIP GALVANIZED. ALL BOLTS SHALL BE
3= W THRU-BCLTS WTI•H ;NUTS AND WASHERS. USE OF LAG BOLTS SHALL BE UPON ♦ ALL. VINYL MESH SHALL BE REMOVED IMMEDIATELY PRIOR TO
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! I'' 4OWNERS ENGINEER APPROVAL. COMMENCING THE RESTORATION WORK
cl). HANDRAIL MAY BE OF A SOFTER WOOD OR COMPOSITE VARIETY SUBJECT TO ♦ THE SPECIFIC PLANT SPACING FOR SHRUBS SHALL BE CONSISTENT VITTH
Ste' OWNERS APPROVAL THE SCALED PLAN APPROX 4 FT. O.C. AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH NORMAL
EXiSnNG DECK S. MATERLML DELIVERY, REFUSE AND DEBRIS COLLECTION, STORAGE AND NURSERYNIENS' PRACTICE TO ACHIEVE AN INITIAL. SUITABLE DENSITY
PICKUP SHALL FROM THE UPPER BANK UTILIZING AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE THE OWING TO THE PROSPECT OF PROPER GROWTH ALLOWING FOR PLANTS
JCOMPLETED PORTIONS OF THE STAIRWAY. FILLING IN. GROUPINGS OF SUCH SUITABLE NATIVE SHRUBS AS ARROWOOD
pp - 6. TO THE 1>EGREE POSSIBLE FABRICATE STAIR FRAME, TREAD AND RAIL VIBURNUM Mbumum dentatum), NON-CL7.TTVAR LVKBERRY (ilaglabra), SWEET
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— O� SSB SSE SSjo \ ` SlopE -- v CO;MiPOYENTS AWAY FROM THE SLOPED AREA PEPPERBUSH (Clethie orfoOa), NORTHERN BAYBERRY RE R pcntiylvanica),
7. EACH DAY THE SITE SHALL: BE CLEANED OF DEBRIS SUCH AS DISCARDED HIGHBUSH BLUEBERRY (vaccinum corNnbosum), ETC. ARE REQUIRED.
` EX, SnNC ENG — WOOD NTATERIAL. THE REFUSE SHALL BE PLACED IN A CLOSED BIN OR RTN'TERBERRY ( ILEX FERTICILLATA) MAY BE PLANTED IN THE LOWER SLOPE
STONE 3r o IVy r'MLp3 r M A ZONE. THIS REQLiRUNTENT REACHES BELOW ELEV. 21 AS SHOWN ON THE PLAN.
SHALL E : sLBJECT TO REGLI AR INS EC -I ION. 1 REES SHALL SE RED MAPLE (acer nb ate) 2 IN. CP! IPER, I IN, AT CONLM!SSION
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A _ 8. POST SUITORT IN SHALL BE ACCOM PL.ISHED BY SUITABLE POST DIRECTION.
— /IA — — — ' r/' HOLE CORER, COMPACTED IN PLACE, OF A MINIMUM OF 4 FT. DEPTH AS ♦ ALL AREAS SHALL PERMIT REGROWTH OF EXISTING SHRL13 ROOT SYSTEMS
?CxfD " 6 / MEASURED FROM ANY POINT ON THE SLOPE. POST BACKFILL SHALL BE AND BE LEFT UNDISTURBED.
0' .. '.':.: �o�o� DfN07Fs ARfA _ [LAND TOOL COMPACTED IN 4 INCH LIFTS SUBJECT TO LNSPECTION FOR ♦ SHRUB SIZE SHALL. BE NO LESS THAN 3 GALLON.
SSC RfPEA MENTO / / r PROPER FIXITY. EXCESS SOIL SHALL BE USED TO RE -GRADE THE ADJACENT ♦ SHRUB PLANTING HOLES SHALL BE PROPERLY PREPARED IN ACCORDANCE
Q _ ' ALTERED AREA WITH STANDARD LANDSCAPE PRACTICE,
PR i 9. LY-GROLND STEPS STOCK SHALL BE A FEATHER AND WEDGED OR NATURAL ♦ PROVIDE WATER AT REGULAR INTERVALS TO ALL PLANTINGS. DEEP
GRANM SLAB COMPOSITION, APPROX. 14 INCHES TREAD DEPTH x 8 INCHES WATERING IS RECOMMENDED FOR THE FIRST 4 WEEKS, AND APPROX. I- OF
T r' TIHCKNT.SS X 3 FT. MAX: WIDTH WATER PER WEEKDURING THE FIRST GROWING SEASON.
t 10. SLABS SHALL BE HAND -WORKED INTO PLACE. EXCAVATED SOIL SHALL BE ♦ A MODERATE SEEDING (ONE EIGHTH POUND OF SEED FOR THE AREA) OF
80 `Q 0 Ewl USED FOR PURPOSES OF RE -GRADING THE ADJACENT ALTERED AREA. ALI, TUFTED HAIRGRASS (DESCAAMPSIA CESPIT04) WITHIN ALL AREAS FOR
AFFECTED TOP SOIL AND SUBSOIL SHALL BF. SPREAl1OVER THE ADJACENT NATURAL REGROWTH AND AMONG THE PROPOSF,D SHRUBS. ADDITIONAL
AREA TO BE PLANTED RE -GRADED AREA AFTER SOIL RECOVERY EFFORTS AND ROUGH GRADING SEED TO MIX IN ARE SWITCH GRASS (Panicum vagalum)CURLY GRASS (Danthonia
�2 AS PER PLAN NOTES HAVE BIEN COMPLETED FOR THE ADJACENT AREA. spicata) LITTLE BLUEST EM (Sddzachyrium scoparium)
Q :. SQ • \ j I L SEE RESTORATION NOTES FOR DETAILS CONCERNING GROUND ♦ OBTAIN SEED WITH A KNOWN LOCAL ORIGIN FROM A SUITABLE SUPPLIER
STABILZATION PROVIDE A SAND MIX TO ADEQUATELY DISTRIBUTE THE SEED AT THE
APPROPRIATE TIME OF YEAR FOLLOWUP SEEDING SHALL BE REQUIRED TO
p�RCICiFoy ��` -' INSURE APPROPRIATE GERMINATION DENSITY. A CONCURRENT
loo �o� \ EW2 OVER.SEEDING OF ANNUAL RYE GRASS (lalium mulfiJlorum) IS RECOMMENDED
ND A WITH AUTHORIZATION FOR ADDITIONEL EARLY GROUND STABH.TTY
�o?� `� ♦ ONLY ORT O AMEND THE SOIL SURFACE.
DO OT IMP0 SITE SOUS OTHERWISE
30 e"7. c, i AREA TO BE PLANTED AS PER NOTES ♦ ENGLISH IVY MAY BE CONTROLLED BY HAND PULLING ONLFTO THE
S(gOf r DEGREE NECESSARY.
♦ REFER TO THE ORDER OF CONDITIONS FOR ADDITIONAL WORK
PLAN REQUIREMENTS.
PROPOSED S7IL "
10 5 0 10 20 REPLACEMEN?
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CAPE COD ENGINEERING, INC.
NATIVE GRASS PER NOTES o s to is 20 25 3a 35 � ` ,� ROBERT M. PERRY, P.E.
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