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Home My WebLink AboutBLD-17-5742is L �G��i G�QG��[� Immi'm No wo REVISION DATEms APRIL 20, 201 7 LIST OF DRAWINGS: SET DATE L 1 ENTRANCE PLANTING PLAN 9/1 0/1 5 LZ SOIL EROSION & SEDIMENT CONTROL PLAN 9/10/15 L3 ENTRY SIGN ENLARGEMENT PLAN 9/10/15 Dl PLANTING DETAILS 9/1 0/1 5 DZ PLANTING NOTES 9/1 0/1 5 D3 CONSTRUCTION DETAILS 9/10/15 1-1 rss LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT: iso@lsaviiilesigninc.com sSACH t4///v 0 MASF Xrn tot 918 AN 9181'� loe I t. 'vvvv%-� ,AAs 17 00 5742 [8 Ex. EVERGREEN TO BE— REMOVED, REMOVE SURROUNDING BRUSH 4 DEBRIS t It �REMOvE Z� OAKS RESET GRANITE— CURB AT ISLAND REMOVE OAK -F'PC - A Ex RAIL FENCE ALONG BUCK ISLAND ROAD TO BE REMOVED EXISTING WALK TO REMAIN EXISTING TREE TO REMAIN (TYP.) -Rs '1 -R -OM PROPOSED PLANT BED EDGE, TYP. WAN" Schedule SYMBOL QUANTITY DESCRIPTION MANUFACTURER SPECIFICATION AR -R5 6 LANDSCAPE UPLIGHT AURORALIGHT LIGHTHAUS - WLI6: G -M -22 -NAT PLANT SCHEDULE MAPLEWOOD - YARMOUTH TREES QTY BOTANICAL NAME COMMON NAME CONT AR -R5 4 Acer rubrum 'Red Sunset' Red Sunset Red Maple B * B PC -A 4 Pyrus calleryana ' Anstocrat' Anstocrat Flowenng Pear B * B 58-15 3 5ynnga reticulata 'Ivory Silk' Ivory Silk Japanese Tree Lilac B * B FLOWERING TREES QTY BOTANICAL NAME COMMON NAME CONT P5 -K 2 Prunus serrulata ' Kwanzan' Kwanzan Cherry B 4 B 5HRU135 QTY BOTANICAL NAME COMMON NAME CONT B -GG 51 Buxus x 'Green Gem' Green Gem Boxwood B t B BM -W 18 Buxus microphylla 'Wintergreen' Wintergreen Boxwood B * B CA -H 13 Clethra alnifolia 'Hummingbird' Hummingbird 5ummersweet B * B EF -M 12 Euonymus fortunes ' Moonshadow' Moonshadow Euonymus Cont. HM -BB 5 Hydrangea macrophylla 'Blushing Bnde' Blushing Bnde Hydrangea B * B HM -CV 33 Hydrangea macrophylla 'Cityline Venice' Cltyline Pink Hydrangea Cont. HM -E5 5 Hydrangea macrophylla 'Endless Summer' Endless Summer Hydrangea B * B IG -5 I G Ilex glabra 'Shamrock' Shamrock Inkbeny B * B IV -LH 13 [tea virginica 'Little Henry' little Henry 5weet5pire Cont. PA -H 32 Pennisetum alopecuroides 'Hameln' Hameln Dwarf Fountain Grass 3 GAL PA -P 24 Pennisetum alopecuroides 'Piglet' Piglet Dwarf Fountain Grass 3 GAL PO -C 5 Physocarpus opulifolius ' Coppertlna' Coppertina Ninebark B * B PO -5W 5 Physocarpus opulifolius 'Summer Wine' Summer Wine Ninebark B * B PV -CN G Panicum virgatum 'Cloud Nine' Cloud Ninel Switch Grass 3 GAL R BDN 7 Rhododendron ' Boule de Neige' Boule de Neige Rhododendron B * B P1 -CW G Rhododendron 'Cunningham's White' Cunningham White Rhododendron B * B R. -ER. 5 Rhododendron 'English Koseum' English Koseum Rhododendron B * B PI -OM 12 Rhododendron x 'Olga Mezitt' Olga Mezitt Rhododendron B * B P, -PG 17 Rhododendron 'Purple Gem' Purple Gem Rhododendron Cont. R -P, 8 Rhododendron 'Ramapo' Ramapo Rhododendron B * B RO-DI 18 Rasa Dnft 'Icy' White Dnft Rose 5 GAL 5J -G 7 5piraea japonica 'Goldflame' Goldflame 5pirea Cont. SP -MK G 5ynnga patula 'Miss Kim' Miss Kim Lilac B * B 55 20 Schizachynum scopanum Little Bluestein Grass 3 GAL VPT-5 I I Viburnum plicatum tomentosuin 'Shasta' Shasta Japanese Snowball B * B WF -M 5 Weigela Honda 'Minuet' Minuet Weigela Cont. WF -WR 8 Weigela Honda 'Wine t Roses' Wine * Roses Weigela B * B GROUND COVERS QTY BOTANICAL NAME COMMON NAME CONT DL 22 Daylily Day!ily I gal H -5D 13 Hemerocallis hybrid 'Stella de Oro' Stella de Oro Daylily I gal P 148 Perennials Assorted Perennials I gal 5C 257 Seasonal Color Seasonal Color I gal CAL 3-3.5" CAL. 3-3.5" CAL. 3-3.5" CAL, CAL 3-3.5" CAL. CAL PLANT SIZE PLANT SIZE SIZE 2-2.5' HT. 2-2.5' HT. 2-2.5' HT. 18-24" HT. 2-2.5' HT. 18-24" HT. 2-2.5' HT. 2-2.5' HT. 15-18" HT. 3-3.5' HT. 3-3.5' HT. 2-2.5' HT. 3-3.5' HT. 4-5' HT. 3-3.5' HT. 18-24" HT. 2-2.5' HT. 18-24" HT. 3-3.5' HT. 5-G' HT. 15-18" HT. 3-3.5' HT. 0 20 40 60 feet _ SCALE: 1" — 20' k Base I n information rovided hi., Kell a P Y ` Engineering Group of Braintree, MA Ila Design, Inc. Landscape Architecture Lang Planninh Sahamore, ISA 508-833-8800 lnfo@hntdofgninc.com HAWK DESIGN, INC. 2017 THIS DRAWING AND ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREON IS PROPRIETARY INFORMATION OF HAWK DESIGN, INC. AND MAY NOT BE COPIED OR REPRODUCED, EITHER IN WHOLE OR IN PART, BY ANY METHOD, WITHOUT WRITTEN PERMISSION OF HAWK DESIGN, INC. 4 Date: 9/10/15 Revisions: Num. Die Description 1. 3/21/17 Revise sign layout & plantings 2. 4/01/17 Revise sign layout & plantings 3. 4/20/17 Revise Plans `',AufiiAz Z. Vol; = Us Vcc F. sill. • �� coo CID coo cc CODmemo A !A C0 cc Co Go WiLn COD Lia Drawn By: JS By: TM 17Checked Entrance Planting Plan Scale: V =20411 Sheet: HAYBALE 4 SILT FENCE LINE EX EVERGREEN TO BE REMOVED, REMOVE SURROUNDING BRUSH 4 DEBRIS l8 Y Y P',Inr_TP-PI^,IAI EX RAIL FENCE ALONG BUCK ISLAND ROAD TO BE REMOVED EXISTING WALK TO REMAIN �ii/�IV �IVVT 11«.� 1w REMAIN (TYP.) - PROPOSED PLANT BED EDGE, TYP. PROTECTED AREA 1/8" DIA. METAL CONNECTOR CABLE 2 11x2 l'X41-611 HARDWOOD POST - DRIVE IN TRENCH EXISTING GRADE N I Y: LIMIT OF CLEARING AREA OF DISTURBANCE HEAVY-DUTY CORD SEWN IN SILT FENCE FABRIC (TOP 4 BOTTOM) SILT FENCE FABRIC Haypale 1 Sill Fence Erosion Control lot to Scale NOTES-. L INSTALL SILTSACK PER MANUFACTURER CATCH BASIN GRATE IN ALL CATCH BASINS WHERE INDICATED ON Landscape Architecture Lend Planning Sagamore, ISA 598-833-8800 THE PLAN BEFORE HAWK DESIGN, INC. 2015 THIS DRAWING AND ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED ` HEREON IS PROPRIETARY INFORMATION OF HAWK -------- " 0 4 COMMENCING WORK AND IN Rewsicas: Num. Date Desaip6on = : = : �S PAVED AREAS AFTER BINDER :::. 0000❑❑ COURSE IS PLACED. --:- 0000❑❑ --.-::.:....:-:-;-:. Ca/9 000000 2. GRATE TO BE PLACED OVER CC :- ❑❑0000 ............ SILTSACK. - --=:-:-:- 0000❑❑ --------------- t_ ❑❑❑❑❑ ....: 3. SILTSACK SHALL BE INSPECTED . . . . . . . . . . _ _ .:......... PERIODICALLY AND AFTER ALL STORM EVENTS AND CLEANING -_ OR REPLACEMENT SHALL BE �a cc PERFORMED PROMPTLY AS cu NEEDED. MAINTAIN UNTIL PLAN VIEW UPSTREAM AREAS HAVE BEEN PERMANENTLY STABILIZED. C,11 IMAP_!P I1, REBAR FOR BAG REMOVAL PRE -MANUFACTURED SILTSACK BY AGF ENVIRONMENTAL OR APPROVED EQUAL CATCH BASIN SECTION VIEW � Siftsacl� Sedir�ent Trap Detail N101 to scale 0 20 40 60 feet 7Li SCALE: 1' = 20' Base plan information provided by Kelly ngineenng Group of Braintree, MA a Dasign, NO Landscape Architecture Lend Planning Sagamore, ISA 598-833-8800 Infoghavwtddosigninc.com HAWK DESIGN, INC. 2015 THIS DRAWING AND ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED ` HEREON IS PROPRIETARY INFORMATION OF HAWK DESIGN, INC. AND MAY NOT BE COPIED OR REPRODUCED, EITHER IN WHOLE OR IN PART, BY ANY METHOD, WITHOUT WRITTEN PERMISSION OF HAWK DESIGN, INC. 0 4 Date: 9/10/15 Rewsicas: Num. Date Desaip6on 1. 4/20/11 Revise Plans E. �S `I Lo Aro. 91$ QQ COD Ca/9 CC Go CM COD cc t_ 0 cm cay..r �a cc cu C cc Lo Drawn By: JP Checked By: TM Soil Erosion & Sediment control Plan Scale: V =20'-O" Sheet: y I4 •R -ER on 4XISTNN6 Enid sign Wall. Scale: P'=10'-0" I lap a l rP r* S1, _ �' J-1 .3 -SP - M / 81 -HM — CY IB—PA — H 100' LUFFTLAND BUFFIFIM LINE -5 1 �� :i i C opt e FINISH GRADE 6'-0" MINIMUM SIGN SETBACK 1C' -O" TO PROPERTY LINE 8'-C" 1'-6" 1'-6" 3'-0" 1'-0" 1'-0" 6'-0" 1'-O• 1'-0" Z Entimy Landscape Architecture Land Manning Saga�nore, MA 508-833-8800 Info@haddeslpu uern HAWK DESIGN, INC. 2017 THIS DRAWING AND ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREON IS PROPRIETARY INFORMATION OF HAWK DESIGN, INC. AND MAY NOTBE COPIED OR REPRODUCED, EITHER IN WHOLE OR IN PART, BY 14 SF PER SIDE WHITE LETTERS ON 00 Date: 4/20/17 Revisions: Num. Die Desaippai }1iti� IAi:; q;r INSIDE FACE TO CONDUIT ON GODGO A DARK BLUE BACKGROUND (SIGN CM eo CM COD MM BE THERMAL INSIDE FACE BY OTHERS) GOD a2 M SIGN LIGHT (4 TOTAL) - BASELIGHT Cz 013 COD K2/41/E32-�1/LED 10W Cn r4oft LrD 12 "x12 "x8' WOODBURY GRANITE COLUMN Checked By: TM Entry Sign Enlargement Plan Scale: AS NUM Sheet; 3 SIDE ROCK FACE, 1 SIDE THERMAL FINISH SIGN PLAQUE BY OTHERS CAPE STYLE PICKET FENCE FINISH GRADE PLANT BED 0 CONCRETE FOOTING PLANTING MEDIA G TY -P. .. .. s. •_ —i I r �� I =� • - a_-, : i i ' I ,' �� .. -u —III—i I I=I � �=1 i I—I I I '. - _ -n% � (i : I i I i I —' .�-•`s � ii i 1- I — i I—i Ft ;„�,-�.,. I . • . ° ,^ — f; e '--•" �.� - --...�� — ° � `.<-.acs"': �' � 1 I I I' ' j—� ( e I. f , �_r.. i I ( I — I ,-` -1- { � • � - .a .° -1�^�. 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Landscape Architecture Land Manning Saga�nore, MA 508-833-8800 Info@haddeslpu uern HAWK DESIGN, INC. 2017 THIS DRAWING AND ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREON IS PROPRIETARY INFORMATION OF HAWK DESIGN, INC. AND MAY NOTBE COPIED OR REPRODUCED, EITHER IN WHOLE OR IN PART, BY ANY METHOD, WITHOUT WRITTEN PERMISSION OF HAWK DESIGN, INC. 00 Date: 4/20/17 Revisions: Num. Die Desaippai }1iti� IAi:; q;r GODGO Go CM eo CM COD MM GOD a2 M Cz 013 COD Cn r4oft LrD Drawn B r is Checked By: TM Entry Sign Enlargement Plan Scale: AS NUM Sheet; F EXISTINGTRUNK� O�C11YS FENCE FAT DRIP LINE - v V w1%II- ji.IIVG V1- 117-�Gw. I v -w I I��r./ ORANGE POLYETHYLENE OR WOOD SLAT SNOW FENCE WIRE OR PLASTIC CABLE TIES 9 IS' O.C. EXISTING GRADE 2x2' HARDWOOD POSTS NOTES: 1. PROTECTIVE FENCE TO REMAIN UNTIL CONSTRUCTION IS COMPLETE. 2. NO TREE SHALL BE REMOVED UNLESS SPECIFICALLY TAGGED FOR REMOVAL BY THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT. 3. CONTRACTOR SHALL TAKE CARE NOT TO DAMAGE TREES THAT ARE TO REMAIN. A. DO NOT NAIL BOARDS OR FENCING TO TREES DURING CONSTRUCTION. 5. ANY EXCAVATING WITHIN DRIPLINE MUST BE APPROVED BY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT AND MUST BE HAND -DUG. CONTRACTOR SHALL NOT CUT ANY ROOTS AND/OR BRANCHES UNLESS APPROVED BY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT. 6. ROOTS EXPOSED AND/OR DAMAGED DURING GRADING 4 CONSTRUCTION OPERATIONS SHALL BE CUT OFF CLEANLY INSIDE THE EXPOSED OR DAMAGED AREA AND TOPSOIL BE PLACED OVER THE ROOTS IMMEDIATELY. FEEDER ROOTS SHALL NOT BE CUT IN AN AREA INSIDE DRIP LINE OF THE TREE BRANCHES. 1. ROOTS GREATER THAN 1" DIAMETER SHALL NOT BE CUT UNLESS OTHERWISE APPROVED BY THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT. S. STOCKPILED MATERIALS OR UNNECESSARY VEHICULAR TRAFFIC SHALL NOT BE ALLOWED OVER ANY TREE ROOT SYSTEM. S. INSPECT FENCE ON WEEKLY BASIS AND REPAIR DAMAGE IMMEDIATELY. free Pimolection Not to Scale Sltpub Not to Scale REMOVE ALL DEADWOOD (DO NOT REMOVE ANY OTHER VEGETATION) SHRUBS SHALL BE PLANTED t2" ABOVE SURROUNDING GRADE - SHRUBS SHALL BE PLUMB AFTER SETTLEMENT CUT AND REMOVE BURLAP FROM TOP 1/3 OF ROOTBALL. IF ROOTBALL IS WRAPPED IN PLASTIC OR NON-BIODEGRADEABLE MATERIAL REMOVE ENTIRE WRAP 3' PINE BARK MULCH (UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED ON PLANS) TEMPORARY MOUND WITH EXCAVATED SOIL TO 3' ABOVE FINISHED GRADE BACKFILL WITH PLANTING STANDARD MIX ROOTBALL ON UNDISTURBED SUSSRADE PLANTING STANDARD SOIL MIX: 1/3 PEAT - MANURE BLM\10 1/3 HIGH ORGANIC LOAM 1/3 EXISTING SOIL SCH FOMES OF 'TOPSOILS $ ADD I T I V S NOTE: ADDITIVES SHALL BE BASED UPON SOIL TEST RESULT RECOMMENDATIONS AS APPROVED BY THE LA. LOCATION DEPTH DESCRIPTION Sagamore, MA 508-833-8800 1/3 MANURE/COMPOST BLEND G1oNERAL 1211 1/3 HIGH ORGANIC LOAM PLANTING BEDS 1/3 EXISTING SOIL PLOWER 12" SCRIEWED LOAM BEDS 1/3 MANURE/COMPOST BLEND LIME - PELATI= OR GROUND (50 LB. PER 100 SF.) GROUND BONE MEAL (50 LB. PER 1C0 SF.) GOD 10-10-10 INORGANIC FERTILIZER (54 LB. PER 5400 SP.) LAWNS 611 6' SCREENED LOAM - SOD 4 SEED PITS/TREE WELLS 1/3 MANURE/COMPOST B . ND 'STANDARD MIX' 2.411 SOIL MIX 'A' - 1/3 HIGH ORGANIC LOA'S FOR BACKFILL 1/3 EXISTING SOIL NOTES: ON TREES BELOW 3" CAL. USE WOOD STAKES. ON TREES 3' CAL. OR GREATER USE GUYING CABLES. IF GUYING CABLES USE 3 PER TREE 3x ROOT BALL DIAMETER (MIN.) USE DUCKBILL TREE ANCHOR FOR 3' CAL. OR GREATER AS NECESSARY PLANTING SOIL MIX: 1/3 MANURE/COMPOST BLEND 1/3 HIGH ORGANIC LOAM 1/3 EX: SOIL Deciduous Tree Not roScale Np INSTALL TREE PLUMB L.A. TO APPROVE FACE / ORIENTATION OF TREES ON SITE NON-GURDELING STRAP SUCH AS CHAIN LOCK OR ARBORTAPE INSTALL TREE GATORS ON ALL TREES NOT COVERED BY IRRIGATION AS PER MANUFACTURERS SPECIFICATIONS. CONTRACTOR TO MAINTAIN DURING PERIOD OF WARRANTY TREE SHALL BE PLANTED 23' ABOVE SURROUNDING GRADE EXPOSING THE TRUNK FLARE - TREE SHALL BE PLUMB AFTER SETTLEMENT IF ROOTBALL IS WRAPPED IN PLASTIC OR NON-BIODEGRADEABLE MATERIAL REMOVE ENTIRE WRAP - IF WRAPPED IN BURLAP, CUT OPEN AT LEAST 1/3 OF TOP 3' PINE BARK MULCH (UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED ON PLANS) HAND EXCAVATE HOLE TO DIAMETER 1X WIDER THAN ROOT BALL - PRUNE ROOT FLARE - BACKFILL HOLE WITH PLANTING SOIL MIX AS SPECIFIED -- — EARTH SAUCER TO CONTAIN 3' MULCH PULL MULCH 3-6' AWAY FROM TRUNK OF TREE (KNOCKDOWN/REMOVE SAUCER AFTER FIRST SEASON) USE 2"X2' HARDWOOD STAKE (FOR BELOW 3' CAL.) AS NECESSARY UNDISTURBED SUBGRADE NOTE: FOR ALL FALL PLANTING, WRAP TRUNK AS SPECIFIED TO 2ND LOWEST BRANCH - REMOVE THE FOLLOWING SPRING ALL TREES SHALL BE FLOODED TWICE DURING THE FIRST 24 'HOURS AFTER PLANTING USE 2"X2" HARDWOOD STAKE LOCATE ANCHOR STAKE 18" AWAY FROM TREE TRUNK ON SIDE OF PREVAILING WIND, INSTALL TREE PLUMB - L.A'TO APPROVE FACE/ORIENTATION OF TREES ON SITE TREE SHALL BE PLANTED t3" ABOVE SURROUNDING GRADE - TREE SHALL BE PLUMB AFTER SETTLEMENT IF ROOTBALL IS WRAPPED IN PLASTIC OR NON-BIODEGRADEABLE MATERIAL REMOVE ENTIRE WRAP - IF WRAPPED IN BURLAP, CUT OPEN AT LEAST 1/3 OF TOP 4 REMOVE ALL TWINE/ ROPE. PULL WIRE CAGE BACK DOWN INTO PLANTING HOLE 1/3 HEIGHT OF ROOTBALL EXCAVATE HOLE TO DIAMETER 2X WIDER THAN ROOT BALL - BACKFILL HOLE WITH PLANTING MIX AS SPECIFIED 3" PINE BARK MULCH (UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED ON PLANS) TEMPORARY EARTH SAUCER TO CONTAIN 3" MULCH - PULL MULCH 3-6" AWAY FROM TRUNK OF TREE (KNOCKDOWN/REMOVE SAUCER AFTER FIRST SEASON) UNDISTURBED SUBGRADE PLANTING STANDARD SOIL MIX: 1/3 PEAT - MANURE BLEND 1/3 HIGH ORGANIC LOAM 1/3 EXISTING SOIL PLAN SEE PLANT SCHEDULE FOR SPACING EDGE OF PAVEMENT/LAWN GROUNDCOVER / SEASONAL COLOR 1' PINE BARK MULCH FLOWER BED PLANTING SOIL MIX AS SPECIFIED UNDISTURBED SUBGRADE M,' ml� I ff I I Not to Stale Hawk Design, Inc. Landscape ArchOecture Land Planning Sagamore, MA 508-833-8800 info@hmweslgninc.com HAWK DESIGN, INC. 2015 THIS DRAWING AND ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREON IS PROPRIETARY INFORMATION OF HAWK DESIGN, INC. AND MAY NOT BE COPIED OR REPRODUCED, EITHER IN WHOLE OR IN PART, BY ANY METHOD, WITHOUT WRITTEN PERMISSION OF HAWK DESIGN, INC. Date: 9110/15 D�SienS: Na Die Description 1. 4/20117 Revise Plans ��A•'f 3iJ�E"�ri yy�k4yJ�pr .P GOD GOD ca cts COD cla GOD Cc CAm t s ca :N- 02 co IM Cm li7 Drawn By: BNL Checked By: TM Planting StaIS Scale: As Noted Sheet 11) CONTRACTOR REQUIREMENTS: A) ALL WORK SHALL COMPLY WITH APPLICABLE CODES AND REGULATIONS, FROM ALL FEDERAL, STATE AND LOCAL AUTHORITIES. 8) THE CONTRACTOR SHALL ARRANGE FOR AND OBTAIN ALL PERMITS AND LICENSES REQUIRED FOR THE COMPLETE WORK SPECIFIED HEREIN AND SHOWN ON ALL THE DRAWINGS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PAY FOR ANY FEES NOT WAIVED. 12) UTILITIES: A) LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR IS REQUIRED t0 CONTACT THE RELEVANT UTILITY COMPANIES PRIOR TO DOING ANY EXCAVATION ON THE SITE, IF ANY WORK IS TO BE DONE AROUND UNDERGROUND UTILITIES, THE APPROPRIATE AUTHORITY OF THAT UTILITY MUST BE NOTIFIED OF THE IMPENDING WORK. S) UTILITIES SHALL BE LOCATED AND MARKED PRIOR TO ANY INSTALLATION. ADJUSTMENTS MAY BE NECESSARY IN THE FIELD TO ACCOMMODATE UTILITY LOCATIONS. REPORT ANY CONFLICTS TO THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT PRIOR TO INSTALLATION. C) THE LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGES DONE TO EXISTING UTILITIES. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE COST OF SATISFACTORY REPAIR OF ALL DAMAGE IN KIND RESULTING FROM THEIR FAILURE TO COMPLY. 13) PROTECTION OF EXISTING WORK: IT SHALL BE THE CONTRACTOR'S RESPONSIBILITY TO PERFORM ALL WORK IN A MANNER THAT PROTECTS WORK COMPLETED BY OTHERS, SUCH AS CURBS, UTILITIES, STORM DRAINAGE, FENCES, DRIVEWAY APRONS, DRIVES, VEGETATION, ETC. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE COST OF SATISFACTORY REPAIR OF ALL DAMAGE IN KIND RESULTING FROM THEIR FAILURE TO COMPLY. 1.4) QUANTITIES. A COMPLETE LIST OF PLANTS INCLUDING A SCHEDULE OF QUANTITIES, SIZES, TYPES, AND NAMES IS INCLUDED IN THIS SET OF DRAWINGS. IN THE EVENT OF DISCREPANCIES BETWEEN QUANTITIES OF PLANT IN THE PLANT LIST AND THE QUANTITIES SHOWN ON THE DRAWINGS, THE PLAN SHALL GOVERN. THE LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR SHALL NOTIFY THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT OF UNLABELED PLANTS IN PLAN FOR CLARIFICATION. THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT SHALL BE ALERTED BY THE CONTRACTOR OF ANY DISCREPANCIES PRIOR TO FINAL BID NEGOTIATION. IS) APPLICABLE PLANT MATERIALS STANDARDS- ALL PLANT MATERIALS ARE TO COMPLY WITH THE LATEST EDITION OF THE AMERICAN STANDARD FOR NURSERY STOCK AS PUBLISHED BY THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF NURSERYMEN. PLANTING METHODS WILL 8E IN ACCORDANCE WITH SITE-SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS. 1.6) PLANT HARDINESS: ALL TREES AND SHRUBS SHALL BE NURSERY GROWN WITHIN A USDA PLANT HARDINESS ZONE, WHICH IS THE SAME AS, OR COLDER THAN, THE IONS IN WHICH THE PROJECT IS LOCATED. 1.1) PLANTING SEASONS: PLANTING SHALL ONLY OCCUR DURING SPECIFIED SEASONS. SPRING SEASON SHALL BE FROM MARCH I TO JUNE 15. FALL PLANTING SEASON SHALL BE FROM SEPTEMBER 15 THROUGH NOVEMBER 15. NO PLANTING SHALL OCCUR WHEN THE GROUND IS FROZEN. 18) PLANT SUBSTITUTIONS: NO SUBSTITUTIONS OF PRODUCTS, PLANT TYPES OR SIZES SHALL BE MADE WITHOUT THE WRITTEN APPROVAL OF THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT. REQUESTS FOR SUBSTITUTION SHALL 8E IN WRITING, AND SHALL STATE THE REASON FOR THE SUBSTITUTION REQUEST, THE SUGGESTED ALTERNATIVE AND THE CHANGES IN COST. REQUESTS FOR SUBSTITUTION IN PLANT MATERIALS SHALL STATE THE NAMES OF NURSERIES THAT HAVE BEEN UNABLE TO SUPPLY THE ORIGINALLY SPECIFIED MATERIAL. 1.S) THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT SHALL INSPECT AND TAG ALL TREES_ OTHER PLANT MATERIALS SHALL BE INSPECTED UPON SITE DELIVERY AND DURING INSTALLATION TO INSURE SPECIFICATIONS AND PROCEDURES ARE ADHERED TO, 1.10) MINIMUM SIZES: ALL PLANTS 3' OR GREATER IN HEIGHT OR SPREAD SHALL BE BALLED AND BURLAPPED. SIZES SPECIFIED IN THE PLANT LIST ARE MINIMUMS ON WHICH THE PLANTS ARE TO BE JUDGED. 1.11) DEAD PLANTS: DEAD PLANTS ARE TO BE REMOVED FROM THE SITE IMMEDIATELY, AND REPLACED WITH THE SAME PLANT E SIZE REGARDLESS OF SEASON, WEEKLY FROM THE JOB BY THE CONTRACTOR. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL MAINTAIN AN UPDATED COMPREHENSIVE LIST OF ALL DEAD MATERIALS REMOVED AND PRESENT A COPY OF THE LIST TO THE OWNER AND LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT AT THE END OF EVERY MONTH DURING THE CONTRACT PERIOD. 1.12) PLANT MATERIAL REMOVAL: NO EXISTING TREES SHALL BE REMOVED WITHOUT THE WRITTEN AUTHORIZATION FROM THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT EXCEPT WHERE NOTc CSN THE PLANS. CONTRACTORS WHO REMOVE EXISTING TREES WITHOUT WRITTEN APPROVAL WILL BE REQUIRED TO MAKE REMEDIES DETERMINED BY THE GOVERNING URBAN FORESTER OR EQUIVALENT AUTHORITY. NO GRUBBING SHALL OCCUR WITHIN EXISTING TREE AREAS UNLESS SPECIFICALLY NOTED ON THE PLANS 1.13) ALL DISTURBED AREAS NOT TO RECEIVE PLANT MATERIALS ARE TO BE LOAMED AND SEEDED AND BLENDED INTO EXISTING GRADE AND CONDITIONS. SEE SECTION A.D. 1.14) EDGE BOULDERS: IF DURING SITE EXCAVATION, LEDGE BOULDERS ARE AVAILABLE, THESE ARE TO BE STOCKPILED FOR USE IN EARTH BERMS IF APPLICABLE, WITH HAWK DESIGN, INC. PRIOR TO INSTALLATION. THIS ITEM WILL ONLY APPLY IF $0 SPECIFIED N DRAWINGS. BOULDERS SIZES TO BE STOCKPILED WILL RANGE FROM TWO TO FNV: FEET N DIAMETER. SEE APPROPRIATE DETAIL FOR INSTALLATION COORDINATION. 1.15) S LANDSCAPE OR SITE CONTRACTOR SHALL PLACE INDIVIDUAL �.A-1IES FOR LIGHTING AND IRRIGATION UNDER ANY PROPOSED WALKWAY OR VEHICULAR ROADW4Y PRIOR TO INSTALLATION. COORDINATE SLEEVE LOCATIONS WITH IRRIGATION AND LIGHTING CONTRACTORS PRIOR TO INSTALLATION. 1.16) DO NOT CN.OSE OR OBSTRUCT ANY STREET, SIDEWALK, ALLEY OR PASSA6':UAAY WITHOUT PRIOR NOTIFICATION AND PERMISSION. CONDUCT OPERATIONS AS TO MTERF_RS AS LITTLE AS POSSIBLE WITH THE USE ORDINARILY MADE OF ROADS, DRIVE NAYS, ALL` TS, SIDEWALKS OR OTHER FACILITIES NEAR ENOUGH TO THE WORK TO BE THEF3Y. 2.1 PLANTING MATERIAL ITEMS IN SECTION 2.0 ARE TO BE INCORPORATED DURING PLANT INSTALLATION UNLESS OTHERWISE DEEMED UNNECESSARY IN ACCORDANCE WITH SOIL TEST RECOMMENDATIONS. SEE SECTION 3.1. MULCH - MULCH WILL BE DOUBLE -SHREDDED PINE SARK MULCH. - TREES AND SHRUBS SHALL RECEIVE AN EVEN 3' MULCH LAYER. - GROUNDCOVERS, PERENNIALS AND ANNUALS SHALL RECEIVE AN EVEN 2' MULCH LAYER. MANURE- TO BE WELL ROTTED, ODORLESS, UNLEACHED COW MANURE, CONTAINING NOT MORE THAN 15% BEDDED MATERIALS SUCH AS STRAW, WOOD CHIPS OR SHAVINGS, AGED NOT LESS THAN TWO YEARS OLD. HERBICIDE- A PRE -EMERGENCE WEED KILLER IS TO SE USED ON ALL LAWN AND PLANTING AREAS MOR TO INSTALLATION AS PER MANUFACTURER'S SPECRCATIONS. 41HERSICIDE6 ARE NOT TO BE APPLIED IN RESTRICTED CONSERVATION AREAS. FERTILIZER- FERTILIZER TO BE APPLIED TO ALL VEGETATION PER THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE SOIL TESTING. TOPSOI - ACCEPTABLE TOPSOIL SHALL BE FERTILE, FRIABLE NATURAL LOAM, UNIFORM IN COMPOSITION, FREE OF STONES, LIMBS, PLANTS AND TRIER ROOTS, DEBRIS AND OTHER EXTRANEOUS MATTER OVER ONE! INCH IN DIAMETER. THE SOIL SHALL BE CAPABLE OF SUSTAINED PLANT GROWTH AND HAVE A r2% MINIMUM ORGANIC CONTENT. IN SITUATIONS WHICH REQUIRE A CUSTOM TOPSOIL OR STRUCTURAL SOIL, THE SOIL MIXTURE SPECIFICATION WILL BE PROVIDED BY THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT. SOIL AMENDMENTS: APPLY AS NECESSARY ACCORDING TO SOIL TEST RESULTS, AS PER MANUFACTURES SPECIFICATIONS. ANTI -DESICCANT- 'WILT PRUF' NCF OR EQUAL APPLY AS PER MANUFACTURERS' SPECIFICATIONS. 3.1) SOIL TESTING: LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE A CERTIFIED SOIL ANALYSIS PRIOR TO ANY PLANT INSTALLATION TO DETERMINE ANY NECESSARY AMENDMENTS TO THE EXISTING SOIL CONDITIONS FOR SEEDING AND PLANTING. THE SOIL TESTING SHALL INCLUDE TEXTURE, pH, BUFFER pH, EXTRACTABLE NUTRIENTS, EXTRACTABLE HEAVY METALS, CATIA EXCHANGE CAPACITY AND PERCENT BASE EXCHANGE SATURATION, ORGANIC MATTER AND SOLUABLE SALTS. THE ANALYSIS WILL ALSO BE REQUIRED FOR ESTABLISHING THE FERTILIZER PROGRAM REQUIRED. COORDINATE RESULTS AND PROVIDE WRITTEN RECOMMENDATIONS TO HAWK DESIGN, INC. 15 DAYS PRIOR TO INSTALLATION. 32) ALL PLANTS SHALL BE TRANSPORTED TO THE SITE IN COVERED TRUCKS, TARPAULIN COVERS SHALL BE UTILIZED TO PREVENT WIND DAMAGE OF LOAD. 33) DELIVER PLANT MATERIALS IMMEDIATELY PRIOR TO PLACEMENT. KEEP PLANT MATERIALS MOIST. DO NOT STORE PLANT MATERIAL ON PAVED AREAS. ROOTS OR BALLS SHALL BE PROTECTED FROM THE SUN OR DRYING WINDS. AS REQUIRED BY TEMPERATURE OR WIND CONDITIONS, APPLY ANTI -DESICCANT EMULSION TO PREVENT DRYING OUT OF PLANT MATERIALS. 3.4) CONDITIONS FOR PLANT REJECTION: A) REJECT PLANTS WHEN BALL OF EARTH SURROUNDING ROOTS HAS BEEN CRACKED OR BROKEN PREPARATORY TO OR DURING THE PROCESS OF PLANTING. B) WHEN BURLAP, STAVES AND ROPES REQUIRED IN CONNECTION WITH TRANSPLANTING HAVE BEEN DISPLACED PRIOR TO ACCEPTANCE. C) WIND DAMAGED PLANT MATERIAL FROM POOR TARPAULIN COVER PROCEDURES ARE SUBJECT TO REJECTION. 35) ALL PLANT MATERIAL, WHICH CANNOT BE PLANTED IMMEDIATELY ON DELIVERY, SHALL BE SET ON THE GROUND IN A SHADED LOCATION AND SHALL BE TEMPORARILY PROTECTED WITH SOIL OR OTHER ACCEPTABLE MATERIAL. TEMPORARY WATERING OR IRRIGATION SHALL BE INCORPORATED AND REGULARLY CONDUCTED ON PLANTINGS IN HOLD AREAS. 3.6) IN CASE OF CONFLICTS DURING CONSTRUCTION WITH UTILITIES, ROCK MATERIALS, TREE ROOTS OR OTHER OBSTRUCTIONS FOR THE EXCAVATION OF SHRUB SED$ AND TREE PITS. CONTACT LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT FOR APPROVED ALTERNATE LOCATIONS. 3.1) SOIL FI MABILITY: TEST DRAINAGE OF PLANTING BEDS AND PITS BY FILLING WITH WATER TWICE IN SUCCESSION. CONDITIONS PERMITTING THE RETENTION OF WATER FOR MORE THAN 24 HOURS SHALL BE BROUGHT TO THE ATTENTION OF THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT. 38) SOIL EXCAVATIONS: A) EXCAVATE TREE PITS AND SHRUB BEDS TO DEPTHS REQUIRED BY PLANTING DETAILS. ALL PITS SHALL BE CIRCULAR IN OUTLINE, EXCEPT FOR WHOLE BEDS. SEE APPROPRIATE PLANTNIG DETAILS. B) SOIL EXCAVATIONS FOR BALLED t BURLAP AND CONTAINER PLANTINGS MUST BE NO LESS THAN 2X ROOT BALL DIAMETER, $EE PLANTING DETAILS. IF QUESTIONABLE SUBSURFACE SOIL CONDITIONS EXIST SUCH A$ POOR DRAINAGE CONDITIONS, RUBBLE OR OBSTRUCTIONS, REPORT TO THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT AND CONSTRUCTION MAN46M. SPORE PLANTING. 3.9) GRADING: A) VERIFY GRADES PRIOR TO PLANTING, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY THAT CONSTRUCTED GRADES ARE AS INDICATED ON PLANS THE CONTRACTOR SHALL NOTIFY THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT IF ADJUSTMENTS TO PLANT PLACEMENT MAY BE REQUIRED DUE TO FIELD CONDITIONS AND FINAL GRADING. B) POSITIVE DRAINAGE SHALL BE MAINTAINED AWAY FROM AND AROUND BUILDINGS (REFER TO ENGINEERS GRADING PLANS). REPORT ANY CONFLICTS TO HAWK DESIGN, INC. PRIOR TO INSTALLATION. C) FINISH GRADE OF PLANTINGS SHALL BE EQUIVALENT TO FORMER EXISTING GRADE OF PLANT IN THE NURSERY. 3.10) BALLED AND SURLAPED (545) MATERIALS: A) REMOVE ROOT BASKETS (INCLUDING WIRE BASKETS), BURLAP, WRAPS AND TIES ENTIRELY AND DISCARD FROM SITE. 3.11) CONTAINER GROWN STOCK: SHALL SE REMOVED FROM CONTAINER BY CUTTING CONTAINER AWAY TO AVOID ROOT DAMAGE TO PLANT ROOT SYSTEM. IF PLANT ROOT IS SOLID, SLICE ROOT BALLS APPROXIMATELY 2' DEEP WITH KNIFE OR SHARP SPADE3.12) DO NOT USE MUDDY OR I FROZEN SOIL TO BACKFILL PLANTINGS. 3.13) WATERING: THOROUGHLY WATER UNTIL SOIL IS SATURATED AROUND ALL TREES AND SHRUBS AFTER PLANTING AND THROUGHOUT THE TIME PERIOD UNTIL FINAL ACCEPTANCE FROM CLIENT. DURING DRY CONDITIONS, WATER AS REQUIRED TO MAINTAIN PLANTS IN A WILT -FREE CONDITION. 3.14) PRUNING: ONLY REMOVE DEAD OR BROKEN BRANCHES FROM PLANTS. 3.15) STAKING AND GUYING: ALL TREES TO SE STAKED AND GUYED WITHIN 48 HOURS OF PLANTING. METHODS AND MATERIALS FOR STAKING AND GUYING ARE ILLUSTRATED IN INDIVIDUAL PLANTING DETAILS. NEATLY FLAG ALL GUY WIRES WITH ROT RESISTANCE YELLOW TREE MARKING RISSON. 3.16) STAKE OUT PLANT LOCATIONS: PRIOR TO PLANTING THE CONTRACTOR SHALL LAYOUT THE EXTENT OF THE PLANT BEDS AND PROPOSED LOCATIONS FOR B45 PLANTS FOR REVIEW BY THE OWNER AND LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT. 3.11) PLANTING FIELD ADJUSTMENTS: A) THE CONTACTOR IS TO SLIGHTLY ADJUST PLANT LOCATIONS IN THE FIELD AS NECESSARY TO BE CLEAR OF DRAINAGE SWAM AND UTILITES. 8) LARGE GROWING PLANTS ARE NOT TO BE PLANTED IN FRONT OF WINDOWS OR UNDER BUILDING OVERHANGS. NOTIFY THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT OF DISCREPANCIES IN PLANTING PLAN VS. FIELD CONDITIONS. C) SHRUBS PLANTED NEAR HVAC UNITS ARE TO BE LOCATED 60 THAT SHRUBS AT MATURITY WILL MAINTAIN ONE FOOT (i') AIRSPACE BETWEEN THE UNIT AND THE PLANT. ANY PLANTING SHOWN ADJACENT TO CONDENSER UNITS SHALL BE PLANTED TO SCREEN THE UNITS. SHOULD THE CONDENSER UNITS BE INSTALLED IN LOCATIONS DIFFERENT FROM THOSE SHOWN ON THE PLAN, IT WILL BE THE CONTRACTOR'S RESPONSIBILITY TO NOTIFY THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT AND INSTALL THE MATERIAL AROUND THE CONDENSERS AND ADJUST THE OTHER PLANTING ACCORDINGLY. 3.18) PLANT BED EDGES/LINES: GROUPS OF SHRUBS, PERENNIALS AND GROUNDCOVERS SHALL BE PLACED IN A CONTINUOUS MULCH SED WITH SMOOTH CONTINUOUS LINES. ALL MULCHED BED EDGES SHALL BE CURVILINEAR IN SHAPE, FOLLOWING THE CONTOUR OF THE PLANT MASS TREES LOCATED WITHIN 4 FEET OF PLANT BEDS SHALL SHARE THE SAME MULCH BEDS. 3.19) ADA. - THE AMERICAN WITH DISABILITIES ACT STANDARDS REQUIRE THAT A 1 FOOT VERTICAL CLEARANCE BE MAINTAINED FROM TREE BRANCHES TO FINISHED GRADE WHERE PEDESTRIANS SIDEWALKS AND/OR TRAILS ARE LOCATED. THE CONTRACTOR IS TO ADJUST TREE PLANTINGS IN FIELD TO SLIGHTLY MINIMIZE BRANCH OVERHANG AMD COMPLY WITH THE ADA, ACT. 3.20) TREE SPACING MINUMUMS: TREES SHALL 8E LOCATED A MINIMUM OF 4 FEET FROM WALLS AND WALKS WITHIN THE PROJECT. IF A CONFLICT ARISE BETWEEN ACTUAL SIZE OF AREA AND PLANS, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL CONTACT THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT FOR RESOLUTION. FAILURE TO MAKE SUCH CONFLICTS KNOWN TO LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT WILL RESULT IN CONTRACTOR'S LIABILITY TO RELOCATE MATERIALS. 321) WATERING. TREE PITS SHALL SE FLOODED 2 TIMES IN SUCCESSION WITH WATER AND EVALUATED FOR DRAINAGE CHARACTERISTICS AFTER A 24 HOUR PERIOD. AFTER PLANTING, PLANTS SHALL RECEIVE THE EQUIVALENT OF 2' OF WATER A WEEK ON AVERAGE UNLESS LOCAL RAINFALL IS ADEQUATE. PLANTS SHOULD BE WATERED UNTIL THE GROUND FREEZES. 4.0 69-MOING AND SODDING 4.1) SEEDING OF LAWN AREAS: GRASS SEED APPLICATION SHALL BE SPREAD AT THE RATE OF 5 LBS. PER 1,000 SQUARE FEET, SEEDING SHALL BE ACCOMPLISHED BY MEANS OF A HYDRO -SEEDING PROCESS. 42) WATERING OF SEEDED AREAS: 24 HOURS AFTER HYDRO SEEDING, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL WATER THE SEEDED AREA LIGHTLY AND SUFFICIENTLY TO A DEPTH OF TWO INCHES (21) 2 TIMES A DAY (BETWEEN! THE HOURS OF 1 PM AND 1 AM), UNTIL THE SEEDS ARE ESTABLISHED. 43) SEEDED AREA PROTECTION: THE CONTRACTOR SHALL ERECT SUITABLE SIGNS AND BARRICADES NOTIFYING THE PUBLIC TO KEEP OFF THE SEEDED AREAS UNTIL WELL ESTABLISHED. ANY TRAFFIC DAMAGE AND VANDALISM THAT MAY OCCUR PRIOR TO FINAL ACCEPTANCE OF THE WORK SHALL BE REPAIRED AND RESEEDED At THE OWNER'S EXPENISE, ANY DISTURBED OR DAMAGED BY THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE REPAIRED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE SPECIFICATIONS AT THE CONTRACTOR'S EXPENSE. 4.4) LAYING OF SOD: A FESCUE SOD MIX - 8Y LOCAL SOURCE AS SELECTED BY CONTRACTOR, SHALL BE FRESHLY CUT FROM THE SAME FIELD WITH 1/2 -3/4 INCHES OF SOIL. $OD SHALL BE LAID IMMEDIATELY WITH ANY STORED SOD BEING UNROLLED GRASS SIDE UP AND KEPT WATERED. LAY COURSES TIGHTLY TOGETHER WITHOUT OVERLAPPING WITH THE JOINTS STAGGERED. AFTER SODDING IS COMPLETE, ROLL LIGHTLY. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL WATER THE SODDED AREAS TO A DEPTH OF AT LEAST SIX INCHES AFTER THE SODDING PROCESS. OWNER SHALL THEN BE RESPONSIBLE FOR WATERING, THE FREQUENCY SHALL BE DETERMINED BY RAIN FALL AND WINDS WITH THE UPPER TWO OR THREE INCHES OF SOIL NOT DRYING OUT MARKEDLY. 4.5) SODDED AREA: INSPECTION AND ACCEPTANCE: FOUR WEEKS AFTER CONTRACTOR COMPLETES INSTALLATION, LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT SHALL INSPECT THE LAWN TO DETERMINE THE ACCEPTABILITY OF THE INSTALLATION. SODDED AREAS FAILING t0 SHOW ADEQUATE ROOTING INTO THE SUBSOIL, OVERLAPPING, COURSE SEPARATION, UNEVENNESS OF THE SURFACE, UNEVEN COURSE COLOR AND EXCESSIVE BROADLEAF W= CONTENT SHALL BE REPLACED. THE COST SHALL BE BORNE BY THE CONTRACTOR EXCEPT WHERE VANDALISM OR NEGLECT ON THE PART OF OTHERS NOT UNDER THE CONTRACTORS CONTROL HAS RESULTED IN DAMAGE. 4.6) FINAL APPROVAL: SEEDED AND SODDED AREAS WILL RECEIVE FINAL APPROVAL IF COVERAGE IS FULL AND CONSISTENT, FREE OF BARE SPOTS AND WEED FREE. WHEN GRASS IS CUT AT 2' HEIGHT NO SOIL SHOULD BE VISIBLE. SOD AREAS MUST HAVE RECEIVED A MINIMUM OF TWO MOWINGS. AREAS SODDED AFTER NOVEMBER 16T WILL BE ACCEPTED THE FOLLOWING SPRING - ONE MONTH AFTER THE START OF THE GROWING SEASON, IF THE ABOVE CRITERIA HAS SEEN MET. 5.1) MAINTENANCE DURING INSTALLATION: MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS SHALL BEGIN IMMEDIATELY AFTER EACH PLANT IS PLANTED AND SHALL CONTINUE AS REQUIRED UNTIL FINAL ACCEPTANCE AND THEN FOR THE GUARANTEE PERIOD. PLANTS SHALL BE KEPT IN A HEALTHY, GROWING CONDITION BY WATERING, PRUNING, SPRAYING, WEEDING AND ANY OTHER NECESSARY OPERATIONS OF MAINTENANCE. PLANT SAUCERS AND BEDS SHALL BE KEPT FREE OF WEEDS, GRASS AND OTHER UNDESIRED VEGETATION. PLANTS SHALL BE INSPECTED AT LEAST ONCE PER WEEK BY THE CONTRACTOR DURING THE INSTALLATION PERIOD AND ANY NEEDED MAINTENANCE IS TO BE PERFORMED PROMPTLY. 52) GRASS AND WEED CONTROL: THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR MOWING ALL GRASS AROUND LANDSCAPE BEDS AND INDIVIDUAL TREES AND SHRUBS UNTIL FINAL ACCEPTANCE. WEED CONTROL AREAS SHALL INCLUDE ALL LANDSCAPE 806 AND THE AREA WITHIN 2 FEET OF THE OUTER EDGE OF THE MULCH AREA OR INDIVIDUAL TREE/SHRUBS. 53) THE CONTRACTOR SHALL WATER, FERTILIZE, WEED, CULTIVATE, REMULCH, SPRAY TO CONTROL INSECT INFESTATION AND DISEASE AND PERFORM ANY OTHER GOOD HORTICULTURAL PRACTICE NECESSARY TO MAINTAIN THE PLANTS IN A LIVING HEALTHY CONDITION UPON THE TIME FOR TERMINATION OF HIS RESPONSIBILITY FOR CARE AS SET OUT HEREIN. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE PLANTS THROUGHOUT LIFE OF THE CONTRACT. r2.4) ALL PLANTS STOLEN, DAMAGED OR DESTROYED BY FIRE, AUTOMOBILES, VANDALISM OR ANY OTHER CAUSE, WITH THE EXCEPTION OF PLANTS DAMAGED OR DESTROYED BY THE OWNERS MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS, SHALL BE REPLACED BY THE OWNER PRIOR TO THE DATE OF FINAL ACCEPTANCE. 5.5) LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR SHALL PREPARE MAINTENANCE SPECIFICATIONS AND SCHEDULE ANNUAL CARE OF ALL PLANTED AND LAWN AREAS INCLUDING FERTILIZING, WEEDING, MULCHING, BED EDGING, PRUNING AND PEST PREVENTION AND TREATMENT. SHRUBS SHALL NOT BE PRUNED FOR THE FIRST 3-5 YEARSUNLESS NECESSARY FOR SAFETY/STRUCTURAL CONCERNS. THE INTENT IS FOR THE PLANTINGS TO GROW INTO MASSES FOR SCREENING AND VISUAL INTEREST. SUBMIT MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE TO OWNER. *CONTRACTOR SHALL GUARANTEE IN WRITING ALL PLANT MATERIAL AND LANDSCAPE IMPROVEMENTS FOR A PERIOD OF ONE YEAR THE GUARANTEE IS TO INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING: 6D INSPECTIONS: PERFORM PERIODIC INSPECTIONS DURING GUARANTEE PERIOD WITH RESULTING WRITTEN REPORTS TO OWNER, PROJECT ADMINISTRATOR AND LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT STATING CONDITIONS AND RECOMMEND MAINTENANCE MODIFICATIONS. THE CONTRACTOR MUST CONTACT THE OWNER AND LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT AT LEAST 10 DAYS IN ADVANCE TO SCHEDULE ACCEPTANCE INSPECTION(S). 62) REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT OF PLANTS PROVIDED BY CONTRACTOR TO SE DONE WITHIN THIRTY DAYS OF NOTIFICATION BY OWNER OF THEIR UNSATISFACTORY CONDITION DURING GROWING SEASONS. REPLACEMLTNT MATERIALS MUST BE EQUAL IN TYPE AND SIZE PER THE PROJECT'S PLANT LIST. 63) WHEN REPLACEMENT PLANT SPECIES IS EITHER NOT READILY AVAILABLE OR NO LONGER SUITABLE TO EXISTING SITE CONDITIONS WRITTEN NOTICE RECOMMENDATION OF SUBSTITUTION TO BE PROVIDED TO THE OWNER AND LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT WITHIN FIFTEEN DAYS FOR APPROVAL, 6.4) REMOVAL OF TREE'S SUPPORTS AND DEAD LIMBS PRIOR TO END OF GUARANTEE INSPECTION PERIOD. 6.5) CONTINUE WITH MAINTENANCE, SEE SECTION 50 bb) GUARANTEE SHALL BEGIN UPON DATE OF FINAL ACCEPTANCE FROM OWNER AND WILL CONTINUE FOR TWO YEARS. i.m SirE CLEAN UP 1.1) SITE WORK CONDITIONS: EXCESS WASTE MATERIAL SHALL BE REMOVED DAILY WHEN PLANTING M AN AREA HAS SEEN COMPLETED, THE AREA SHALL BE CLEARED OF ALL DEBRIS, SOIL PILES AND CONTAINERS DAILY. WHERE EXISTING GRASS AREAS HAVE BEEN DAMAGE OR SCARRED DURING PLANTING OPERATIONS, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL RESTORE DISTURBED AREAS TO THEIR ORIGINAL CONDITIONS AT HIS EXPENSE. 12) CLEAN PAVED AREAS UTILIZED FOR HAULING OR EQUIPMENT STORAGE AT END OF EACH W09!KDAY, 13) MAINTAIN VEHICLES AND EQUIPMENT IN CLEAN CONDITION TO PREVENT SOILING OF ROADS, WALKS OR OTHER PAVED OR SURFACED AREAS. 1.4) REMOVE PROTECTIVE BARRIERS AND WARNING SIGNS AT TERMINATION OF LAWN ESTABLISHMENT. Hatt Design, Inc. Lanpscape APchlectoPe ID SapamoPe, ISA 508-833-8800 lnfo@hfmtfeslgilnc.com HAWK DESIGN, INC. 2m 11) CONTRACTOR REQUIREMENTS: A) ALL WORK SHALL COMPLY WITH APPLICABLE CODES AND REGULATIONS, FROM ALL FEDERAL, STATE AND LOCAL AUTHORITIES. 8) THE CONTRACTOR SHALL ARRANGE FOR AND OBTAIN ALL PERMITS AND LICENSES REQUIRED FOR THE COMPLETE WORK SPECIFIED HEREIN AND SHOWN ON ALL THE DRAWINGS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PAY FOR ANY FEES NOT WAIVED. 12) UTILITIES: A) LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR IS REQUIRED t0 CONTACT THE RELEVANT UTILITY COMPANIES PRIOR TO DOING ANY EXCAVATION ON THE SITE, IF ANY WORK IS TO BE DONE AROUND UNDERGROUND UTILITIES, THE APPROPRIATE AUTHORITY OF THAT UTILITY MUST BE NOTIFIED OF THE IMPENDING WORK. S) UTILITIES SHALL BE LOCATED AND MARKED PRIOR TO ANY INSTALLATION. ADJUSTMENTS MAY BE NECESSARY IN THE FIELD TO ACCOMMODATE UTILITY LOCATIONS. REPORT ANY CONFLICTS TO THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT PRIOR TO INSTALLATION. C) THE LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGES DONE TO EXISTING UTILITIES. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE COST OF SATISFACTORY REPAIR OF ALL DAMAGE IN KIND RESULTING FROM THEIR FAILURE TO COMPLY. 13) PROTECTION OF EXISTING WORK: IT SHALL BE THE CONTRACTOR'S RESPONSIBILITY TO PERFORM ALL WORK IN A MANNER THAT PROTECTS WORK COMPLETED BY OTHERS, SUCH AS CURBS, UTILITIES, STORM DRAINAGE, FENCES, DRIVEWAY APRONS, DRIVES, VEGETATION, ETC. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE COST OF SATISFACTORY REPAIR OF ALL DAMAGE IN KIND RESULTING FROM THEIR FAILURE TO COMPLY. 1.4) QUANTITIES. A COMPLETE LIST OF PLANTS INCLUDING A SCHEDULE OF QUANTITIES, SIZES, TYPES, AND NAMES IS INCLUDED IN THIS SET OF DRAWINGS. IN THE EVENT OF DISCREPANCIES BETWEEN QUANTITIES OF PLANT IN THE PLANT LIST AND THE QUANTITIES SHOWN ON THE DRAWINGS, THE PLAN SHALL GOVERN. THE LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR SHALL NOTIFY THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT OF UNLABELED PLANTS IN PLAN FOR CLARIFICATION. THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT SHALL BE ALERTED BY THE CONTRACTOR OF ANY DISCREPANCIES PRIOR TO FINAL BID NEGOTIATION. IS) APPLICABLE PLANT MATERIALS STANDARDS- ALL PLANT MATERIALS ARE TO COMPLY WITH THE LATEST EDITION OF THE AMERICAN STANDARD FOR NURSERY STOCK AS PUBLISHED BY THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF NURSERYMEN. PLANTING METHODS WILL 8E IN ACCORDANCE WITH SITE-SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS. 1.6) PLANT HARDINESS: ALL TREES AND SHRUBS SHALL BE NURSERY GROWN WITHIN A USDA PLANT HARDINESS ZONE, WHICH IS THE SAME AS, OR COLDER THAN, THE IONS IN WHICH THE PROJECT IS LOCATED. 1.1) PLANTING SEASONS: PLANTING SHALL ONLY OCCUR DURING SPECIFIED SEASONS. SPRING SEASON SHALL BE FROM MARCH I TO JUNE 15. FALL PLANTING SEASON SHALL BE FROM SEPTEMBER 15 THROUGH NOVEMBER 15. NO PLANTING SHALL OCCUR WHEN THE GROUND IS FROZEN. 18) PLANT SUBSTITUTIONS: NO SUBSTITUTIONS OF PRODUCTS, PLANT TYPES OR SIZES SHALL BE MADE WITHOUT THE WRITTEN APPROVAL OF THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT. REQUESTS FOR SUBSTITUTION SHALL 8E IN WRITING, AND SHALL STATE THE REASON FOR THE SUBSTITUTION REQUEST, THE SUGGESTED ALTERNATIVE AND THE CHANGES IN COST. REQUESTS FOR SUBSTITUTION IN PLANT MATERIALS SHALL STATE THE NAMES OF NURSERIES THAT HAVE BEEN UNABLE TO SUPPLY THE ORIGINALLY SPECIFIED MATERIAL. 1.S) THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT SHALL INSPECT AND TAG ALL TREES_ OTHER PLANT MATERIALS SHALL BE INSPECTED UPON SITE DELIVERY AND DURING INSTALLATION TO INSURE SPECIFICATIONS AND PROCEDURES ARE ADHERED TO, 1.10) MINIMUM SIZES: ALL PLANTS 3' OR GREATER IN HEIGHT OR SPREAD SHALL BE BALLED AND BURLAPPED. SIZES SPECIFIED IN THE PLANT LIST ARE MINIMUMS ON WHICH THE PLANTS ARE TO BE JUDGED. 1.11) DEAD PLANTS: DEAD PLANTS ARE TO BE REMOVED FROM THE SITE IMMEDIATELY, AND REPLACED WITH THE SAME PLANT E SIZE REGARDLESS OF SEASON, WEEKLY FROM THE JOB BY THE CONTRACTOR. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL MAINTAIN AN UPDATED COMPREHENSIVE LIST OF ALL DEAD MATERIALS REMOVED AND PRESENT A COPY OF THE LIST TO THE OWNER AND LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT AT THE END OF EVERY MONTH DURING THE CONTRACT PERIOD. 1.12) PLANT MATERIAL REMOVAL: NO EXISTING TREES SHALL BE REMOVED WITHOUT THE WRITTEN AUTHORIZATION FROM THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT EXCEPT WHERE NOTc CSN THE PLANS. CONTRACTORS WHO REMOVE EXISTING TREES WITHOUT WRITTEN APPROVAL WILL BE REQUIRED TO MAKE REMEDIES DETERMINED BY THE GOVERNING URBAN FORESTER OR EQUIVALENT AUTHORITY. NO GRUBBING SHALL OCCUR WITHIN EXISTING TREE AREAS UNLESS SPECIFICALLY NOTED ON THE PLANS 1.13) ALL DISTURBED AREAS NOT TO RECEIVE PLANT MATERIALS ARE TO BE LOAMED AND SEEDED AND BLENDED INTO EXISTING GRADE AND CONDITIONS. SEE SECTION A.D. 1.14) EDGE BOULDERS: IF DURING SITE EXCAVATION, LEDGE BOULDERS ARE AVAILABLE, THESE ARE TO BE STOCKPILED FOR USE IN EARTH BERMS IF APPLICABLE, WITH HAWK DESIGN, INC. PRIOR TO INSTALLATION. THIS ITEM WILL ONLY APPLY IF $0 SPECIFIED N DRAWINGS. BOULDERS SIZES TO BE STOCKPILED WILL RANGE FROM TWO TO FNV: FEET N DIAMETER. SEE APPROPRIATE DETAIL FOR INSTALLATION COORDINATION. 1.15) S LANDSCAPE OR SITE CONTRACTOR SHALL PLACE INDIVIDUAL �.A-1IES FOR LIGHTING AND IRRIGATION UNDER ANY PROPOSED WALKWAY OR VEHICULAR ROADW4Y PRIOR TO INSTALLATION. COORDINATE SLEEVE LOCATIONS WITH IRRIGATION AND LIGHTING CONTRACTORS PRIOR TO INSTALLATION. 1.16) DO NOT CN.OSE OR OBSTRUCT ANY STREET, SIDEWALK, ALLEY OR PASSA6':UAAY WITHOUT PRIOR NOTIFICATION AND PERMISSION. CONDUCT OPERATIONS AS TO MTERF_RS AS LITTLE AS POSSIBLE WITH THE USE ORDINARILY MADE OF ROADS, DRIVE NAYS, ALL` TS, SIDEWALKS OR OTHER FACILITIES NEAR ENOUGH TO THE WORK TO BE THEF3Y. 2.1 PLANTING MATERIAL ITEMS IN SECTION 2.0 ARE TO BE INCORPORATED DURING PLANT INSTALLATION UNLESS OTHERWISE DEEMED UNNECESSARY IN ACCORDANCE WITH SOIL TEST RECOMMENDATIONS. SEE SECTION 3.1. MULCH - MULCH WILL BE DOUBLE -SHREDDED PINE SARK MULCH. - TREES AND SHRUBS SHALL RECEIVE AN EVEN 3' MULCH LAYER. - GROUNDCOVERS, PERENNIALS AND ANNUALS SHALL RECEIVE AN EVEN 2' MULCH LAYER. MANURE- TO BE WELL ROTTED, ODORLESS, UNLEACHED COW MANURE, CONTAINING NOT MORE THAN 15% BEDDED MATERIALS SUCH AS STRAW, WOOD CHIPS OR SHAVINGS, AGED NOT LESS THAN TWO YEARS OLD. HERBICIDE- A PRE -EMERGENCE WEED KILLER IS TO SE USED ON ALL LAWN AND PLANTING AREAS MOR TO INSTALLATION AS PER MANUFACTURER'S SPECRCATIONS. 41HERSICIDE6 ARE NOT TO BE APPLIED IN RESTRICTED CONSERVATION AREAS. FERTILIZER- FERTILIZER TO BE APPLIED TO ALL VEGETATION PER THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE SOIL TESTING. TOPSOI - ACCEPTABLE TOPSOIL SHALL BE FERTILE, FRIABLE NATURAL LOAM, UNIFORM IN COMPOSITION, FREE OF STONES, LIMBS, PLANTS AND TRIER ROOTS, DEBRIS AND OTHER EXTRANEOUS MATTER OVER ONE! INCH IN DIAMETER. THE SOIL SHALL BE CAPABLE OF SUSTAINED PLANT GROWTH AND HAVE A r2% MINIMUM ORGANIC CONTENT. IN SITUATIONS WHICH REQUIRE A CUSTOM TOPSOIL OR STRUCTURAL SOIL, THE SOIL MIXTURE SPECIFICATION WILL BE PROVIDED BY THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT. SOIL AMENDMENTS: APPLY AS NECESSARY ACCORDING TO SOIL TEST RESULTS, AS PER MANUFACTURES SPECIFICATIONS. ANTI -DESICCANT- 'WILT PRUF' NCF OR EQUAL APPLY AS PER MANUFACTURERS' SPECIFICATIONS. 3.1) SOIL TESTING: LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE A CERTIFIED SOIL ANALYSIS PRIOR TO ANY PLANT INSTALLATION TO DETERMINE ANY NECESSARY AMENDMENTS TO THE EXISTING SOIL CONDITIONS FOR SEEDING AND PLANTING. THE SOIL TESTING SHALL INCLUDE TEXTURE, pH, BUFFER pH, EXTRACTABLE NUTRIENTS, EXTRACTABLE HEAVY METALS, CATIA EXCHANGE CAPACITY AND PERCENT BASE EXCHANGE SATURATION, ORGANIC MATTER AND SOLUABLE SALTS. THE ANALYSIS WILL ALSO BE REQUIRED FOR ESTABLISHING THE FERTILIZER PROGRAM REQUIRED. COORDINATE RESULTS AND PROVIDE WRITTEN RECOMMENDATIONS TO HAWK DESIGN, INC. 15 DAYS PRIOR TO INSTALLATION. 32) ALL PLANTS SHALL BE TRANSPORTED TO THE SITE IN COVERED TRUCKS, TARPAULIN COVERS SHALL BE UTILIZED TO PREVENT WIND DAMAGE OF LOAD. 33) DELIVER PLANT MATERIALS IMMEDIATELY PRIOR TO PLACEMENT. KEEP PLANT MATERIALS MOIST. DO NOT STORE PLANT MATERIAL ON PAVED AREAS. ROOTS OR BALLS SHALL BE PROTECTED FROM THE SUN OR DRYING WINDS. AS REQUIRED BY TEMPERATURE OR WIND CONDITIONS, APPLY ANTI -DESICCANT EMULSION TO PREVENT DRYING OUT OF PLANT MATERIALS. 3.4) CONDITIONS FOR PLANT REJECTION: A) REJECT PLANTS WHEN BALL OF EARTH SURROUNDING ROOTS HAS BEEN CRACKED OR BROKEN PREPARATORY TO OR DURING THE PROCESS OF PLANTING. B) WHEN BURLAP, STAVES AND ROPES REQUIRED IN CONNECTION WITH TRANSPLANTING HAVE BEEN DISPLACED PRIOR TO ACCEPTANCE. C) WIND DAMAGED PLANT MATERIAL FROM POOR TARPAULIN COVER PROCEDURES ARE SUBJECT TO REJECTION. 35) ALL PLANT MATERIAL, WHICH CANNOT BE PLANTED IMMEDIATELY ON DELIVERY, SHALL BE SET ON THE GROUND IN A SHADED LOCATION AND SHALL BE TEMPORARILY PROTECTED WITH SOIL OR OTHER ACCEPTABLE MATERIAL. TEMPORARY WATERING OR IRRIGATION SHALL BE INCORPORATED AND REGULARLY CONDUCTED ON PLANTINGS IN HOLD AREAS. 3.6) IN CASE OF CONFLICTS DURING CONSTRUCTION WITH UTILITIES, ROCK MATERIALS, TREE ROOTS OR OTHER OBSTRUCTIONS FOR THE EXCAVATION OF SHRUB SED$ AND TREE PITS. CONTACT LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT FOR APPROVED ALTERNATE LOCATIONS. 3.1) SOIL FI MABILITY: TEST DRAINAGE OF PLANTING BEDS AND PITS BY FILLING WITH WATER TWICE IN SUCCESSION. CONDITIONS PERMITTING THE RETENTION OF WATER FOR MORE THAN 24 HOURS SHALL BE BROUGHT TO THE ATTENTION OF THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT. 38) SOIL EXCAVATIONS: A) EXCAVATE TREE PITS AND SHRUB BEDS TO DEPTHS REQUIRED BY PLANTING DETAILS. ALL PITS SHALL BE CIRCULAR IN OUTLINE, EXCEPT FOR WHOLE BEDS. SEE APPROPRIATE PLANTNIG DETAILS. B) SOIL EXCAVATIONS FOR BALLED t BURLAP AND CONTAINER PLANTINGS MUST BE NO LESS THAN 2X ROOT BALL DIAMETER, $EE PLANTING DETAILS. IF QUESTIONABLE SUBSURFACE SOIL CONDITIONS EXIST SUCH A$ POOR DRAINAGE CONDITIONS, RUBBLE OR OBSTRUCTIONS, REPORT TO THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT AND CONSTRUCTION MAN46M. SPORE PLANTING. 3.9) GRADING: A) VERIFY GRADES PRIOR TO PLANTING, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY THAT CONSTRUCTED GRADES ARE AS INDICATED ON PLANS THE CONTRACTOR SHALL NOTIFY THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT IF ADJUSTMENTS TO PLANT PLACEMENT MAY BE REQUIRED DUE TO FIELD CONDITIONS AND FINAL GRADING. B) POSITIVE DRAINAGE SHALL BE MAINTAINED AWAY FROM AND AROUND BUILDINGS (REFER TO ENGINEERS GRADING PLANS). REPORT ANY CONFLICTS TO HAWK DESIGN, INC. PRIOR TO INSTALLATION. C) FINISH GRADE OF PLANTINGS SHALL BE EQUIVALENT TO FORMER EXISTING GRADE OF PLANT IN THE NURSERY. 3.10) BALLED AND SURLAPED (545) MATERIALS: A) REMOVE ROOT BASKETS (INCLUDING WIRE BASKETS), BURLAP, WRAPS AND TIES ENTIRELY AND DISCARD FROM SITE. 3.11) CONTAINER GROWN STOCK: SHALL SE REMOVED FROM CONTAINER BY CUTTING CONTAINER AWAY TO AVOID ROOT DAMAGE TO PLANT ROOT SYSTEM. IF PLANT ROOT IS SOLID, SLICE ROOT BALLS APPROXIMATELY 2' DEEP WITH KNIFE OR SHARP SPADE3.12) DO NOT USE MUDDY OR I FROZEN SOIL TO BACKFILL PLANTINGS. 3.13) WATERING: THOROUGHLY WATER UNTIL SOIL IS SATURATED AROUND ALL TREES AND SHRUBS AFTER PLANTING AND THROUGHOUT THE TIME PERIOD UNTIL FINAL ACCEPTANCE FROM CLIENT. DURING DRY CONDITIONS, WATER AS REQUIRED TO MAINTAIN PLANTS IN A WILT -FREE CONDITION. 3.14) PRUNING: ONLY REMOVE DEAD OR BROKEN BRANCHES FROM PLANTS. 3.15) STAKING AND GUYING: ALL TREES TO SE STAKED AND GUYED WITHIN 48 HOURS OF PLANTING. METHODS AND MATERIALS FOR STAKING AND GUYING ARE ILLUSTRATED IN INDIVIDUAL PLANTING DETAILS. NEATLY FLAG ALL GUY WIRES WITH ROT RESISTANCE YELLOW TREE MARKING RISSON. 3.16) STAKE OUT PLANT LOCATIONS: PRIOR TO PLANTING THE CONTRACTOR SHALL LAYOUT THE EXTENT OF THE PLANT BEDS AND PROPOSED LOCATIONS FOR B45 PLANTS FOR REVIEW BY THE OWNER AND LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT. 3.11) PLANTING FIELD ADJUSTMENTS: A) THE CONTACTOR IS TO SLIGHTLY ADJUST PLANT LOCATIONS IN THE FIELD AS NECESSARY TO BE CLEAR OF DRAINAGE SWAM AND UTILITES. 8) LARGE GROWING PLANTS ARE NOT TO BE PLANTED IN FRONT OF WINDOWS OR UNDER BUILDING OVERHANGS. NOTIFY THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT OF DISCREPANCIES IN PLANTING PLAN VS. FIELD CONDITIONS. C) SHRUBS PLANTED NEAR HVAC UNITS ARE TO BE LOCATED 60 THAT SHRUBS AT MATURITY WILL MAINTAIN ONE FOOT (i') AIRSPACE BETWEEN THE UNIT AND THE PLANT. ANY PLANTING SHOWN ADJACENT TO CONDENSER UNITS SHALL BE PLANTED TO SCREEN THE UNITS. SHOULD THE CONDENSER UNITS BE INSTALLED IN LOCATIONS DIFFERENT FROM THOSE SHOWN ON THE PLAN, IT WILL BE THE CONTRACTOR'S RESPONSIBILITY TO NOTIFY THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT AND INSTALL THE MATERIAL AROUND THE CONDENSERS AND ADJUST THE OTHER PLANTING ACCORDINGLY. 3.18) PLANT BED EDGES/LINES: GROUPS OF SHRUBS, PERENNIALS AND GROUNDCOVERS SHALL BE PLACED IN A CONTINUOUS MULCH SED WITH SMOOTH CONTINUOUS LINES. ALL MULCHED BED EDGES SHALL BE CURVILINEAR IN SHAPE, FOLLOWING THE CONTOUR OF THE PLANT MASS TREES LOCATED WITHIN 4 FEET OF PLANT BEDS SHALL SHARE THE SAME MULCH BEDS. 3.19) ADA. - THE AMERICAN WITH DISABILITIES ACT STANDARDS REQUIRE THAT A 1 FOOT VERTICAL CLEARANCE BE MAINTAINED FROM TREE BRANCHES TO FINISHED GRADE WHERE PEDESTRIANS SIDEWALKS AND/OR TRAILS ARE LOCATED. THE CONTRACTOR IS TO ADJUST TREE PLANTINGS IN FIELD TO SLIGHTLY MINIMIZE BRANCH OVERHANG AMD COMPLY WITH THE ADA, ACT. 3.20) TREE SPACING MINUMUMS: TREES SHALL 8E LOCATED A MINIMUM OF 4 FEET FROM WALLS AND WALKS WITHIN THE PROJECT. IF A CONFLICT ARISE BETWEEN ACTUAL SIZE OF AREA AND PLANS, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL CONTACT THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT FOR RESOLUTION. FAILURE TO MAKE SUCH CONFLICTS KNOWN TO LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT WILL RESULT IN CONTRACTOR'S LIABILITY TO RELOCATE MATERIALS. 321) WATERING. TREE PITS SHALL SE FLOODED 2 TIMES IN SUCCESSION WITH WATER AND EVALUATED FOR DRAINAGE CHARACTERISTICS AFTER A 24 HOUR PERIOD. AFTER PLANTING, PLANTS SHALL RECEIVE THE EQUIVALENT OF 2' OF WATER A WEEK ON AVERAGE UNLESS LOCAL RAINFALL IS ADEQUATE. PLANTS SHOULD BE WATERED UNTIL THE GROUND FREEZES. 4.0 69-MOING AND SODDING 4.1) SEEDING OF LAWN AREAS: GRASS SEED APPLICATION SHALL BE SPREAD AT THE RATE OF 5 LBS. PER 1,000 SQUARE FEET, SEEDING SHALL BE ACCOMPLISHED BY MEANS OF A HYDRO -SEEDING PROCESS. 42) WATERING OF SEEDED AREAS: 24 HOURS AFTER HYDRO SEEDING, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL WATER THE SEEDED AREA LIGHTLY AND SUFFICIENTLY TO A DEPTH OF TWO INCHES (21) 2 TIMES A DAY (BETWEEN! THE HOURS OF 1 PM AND 1 AM), UNTIL THE SEEDS ARE ESTABLISHED. 43) SEEDED AREA PROTECTION: THE CONTRACTOR SHALL ERECT SUITABLE SIGNS AND BARRICADES NOTIFYING THE PUBLIC TO KEEP OFF THE SEEDED AREAS UNTIL WELL ESTABLISHED. ANY TRAFFIC DAMAGE AND VANDALISM THAT MAY OCCUR PRIOR TO FINAL ACCEPTANCE OF THE WORK SHALL BE REPAIRED AND RESEEDED At THE OWNER'S EXPENISE, ANY DISTURBED OR DAMAGED BY THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE REPAIRED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE SPECIFICATIONS AT THE CONTRACTOR'S EXPENSE. 4.4) LAYING OF SOD: A FESCUE SOD MIX - 8Y LOCAL SOURCE AS SELECTED BY CONTRACTOR, SHALL BE FRESHLY CUT FROM THE SAME FIELD WITH 1/2 -3/4 INCHES OF SOIL. $OD SHALL BE LAID IMMEDIATELY WITH ANY STORED SOD BEING UNROLLED GRASS SIDE UP AND KEPT WATERED. LAY COURSES TIGHTLY TOGETHER WITHOUT OVERLAPPING WITH THE JOINTS STAGGERED. AFTER SODDING IS COMPLETE, ROLL LIGHTLY. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL WATER THE SODDED AREAS TO A DEPTH OF AT LEAST SIX INCHES AFTER THE SODDING PROCESS. OWNER SHALL THEN BE RESPONSIBLE FOR WATERING, THE FREQUENCY SHALL BE DETERMINED BY RAIN FALL AND WINDS WITH THE UPPER TWO OR THREE INCHES OF SOIL NOT DRYING OUT MARKEDLY. 4.5) SODDED AREA: INSPECTION AND ACCEPTANCE: FOUR WEEKS AFTER CONTRACTOR COMPLETES INSTALLATION, LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT SHALL INSPECT THE LAWN TO DETERMINE THE ACCEPTABILITY OF THE INSTALLATION. SODDED AREAS FAILING t0 SHOW ADEQUATE ROOTING INTO THE SUBSOIL, OVERLAPPING, COURSE SEPARATION, UNEVENNESS OF THE SURFACE, UNEVEN COURSE COLOR AND EXCESSIVE BROADLEAF W= CONTENT SHALL BE REPLACED. THE COST SHALL BE BORNE BY THE CONTRACTOR EXCEPT WHERE VANDALISM OR NEGLECT ON THE PART OF OTHERS NOT UNDER THE CONTRACTORS CONTROL HAS RESULTED IN DAMAGE. 4.6) FINAL APPROVAL: SEEDED AND SODDED AREAS WILL RECEIVE FINAL APPROVAL IF COVERAGE IS FULL AND CONSISTENT, FREE OF BARE SPOTS AND WEED FREE. WHEN GRASS IS CUT AT 2' HEIGHT NO SOIL SHOULD BE VISIBLE. SOD AREAS MUST HAVE RECEIVED A MINIMUM OF TWO MOWINGS. AREAS SODDED AFTER NOVEMBER 16T WILL BE ACCEPTED THE FOLLOWING SPRING - ONE MONTH AFTER THE START OF THE GROWING SEASON, IF THE ABOVE CRITERIA HAS SEEN MET. 5.1) MAINTENANCE DURING INSTALLATION: MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS SHALL BEGIN IMMEDIATELY AFTER EACH PLANT IS PLANTED AND SHALL CONTINUE AS REQUIRED UNTIL FINAL ACCEPTANCE AND THEN FOR THE GUARANTEE PERIOD. PLANTS SHALL BE KEPT IN A HEALTHY, GROWING CONDITION BY WATERING, PRUNING, SPRAYING, WEEDING AND ANY OTHER NECESSARY OPERATIONS OF MAINTENANCE. PLANT SAUCERS AND BEDS SHALL BE KEPT FREE OF WEEDS, GRASS AND OTHER UNDESIRED VEGETATION. PLANTS SHALL BE INSPECTED AT LEAST ONCE PER WEEK BY THE CONTRACTOR DURING THE INSTALLATION PERIOD AND ANY NEEDED MAINTENANCE IS TO BE PERFORMED PROMPTLY. 52) GRASS AND WEED CONTROL: THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR MOWING ALL GRASS AROUND LANDSCAPE BEDS AND INDIVIDUAL TREES AND SHRUBS UNTIL FINAL ACCEPTANCE. WEED CONTROL AREAS SHALL INCLUDE ALL LANDSCAPE 806 AND THE AREA WITHIN 2 FEET OF THE OUTER EDGE OF THE MULCH AREA OR INDIVIDUAL TREE/SHRUBS. 53) THE CONTRACTOR SHALL WATER, FERTILIZE, WEED, CULTIVATE, REMULCH, SPRAY TO CONTROL INSECT INFESTATION AND DISEASE AND PERFORM ANY OTHER GOOD HORTICULTURAL PRACTICE NECESSARY TO MAINTAIN THE PLANTS IN A LIVING HEALTHY CONDITION UPON THE TIME FOR TERMINATION OF HIS RESPONSIBILITY FOR CARE AS SET OUT HEREIN. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE PLANTS THROUGHOUT LIFE OF THE CONTRACT. r2.4) ALL PLANTS STOLEN, DAMAGED OR DESTROYED BY FIRE, AUTOMOBILES, VANDALISM OR ANY OTHER CAUSE, WITH THE EXCEPTION OF PLANTS DAMAGED OR DESTROYED BY THE OWNERS MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS, SHALL BE REPLACED BY THE OWNER PRIOR TO THE DATE OF FINAL ACCEPTANCE. 5.5) LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR SHALL PREPARE MAINTENANCE SPECIFICATIONS AND SCHEDULE ANNUAL CARE OF ALL PLANTED AND LAWN AREAS INCLUDING FERTILIZING, WEEDING, MULCHING, BED EDGING, PRUNING AND PEST PREVENTION AND TREATMENT. SHRUBS SHALL NOT BE PRUNED FOR THE FIRST 3-5 YEARSUNLESS NECESSARY FOR SAFETY/STRUCTURAL CONCERNS. THE INTENT IS FOR THE PLANTINGS TO GROW INTO MASSES FOR SCREENING AND VISUAL INTEREST. SUBMIT MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE TO OWNER. *CONTRACTOR SHALL GUARANTEE IN WRITING ALL PLANT MATERIAL AND LANDSCAPE IMPROVEMENTS FOR A PERIOD OF ONE YEAR THE GUARANTEE IS TO INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING: 6D INSPECTIONS: PERFORM PERIODIC INSPECTIONS DURING GUARANTEE PERIOD WITH RESULTING WRITTEN REPORTS TO OWNER, PROJECT ADMINISTRATOR AND LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT STATING CONDITIONS AND RECOMMEND MAINTENANCE MODIFICATIONS. THE CONTRACTOR MUST CONTACT THE OWNER AND LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT AT LEAST 10 DAYS IN ADVANCE TO SCHEDULE ACCEPTANCE INSPECTION(S). 62) REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT OF PLANTS PROVIDED BY CONTRACTOR TO SE DONE WITHIN THIRTY DAYS OF NOTIFICATION BY OWNER OF THEIR UNSATISFACTORY CONDITION DURING GROWING SEASONS. REPLACEMLTNT MATERIALS MUST BE EQUAL IN TYPE AND SIZE PER THE PROJECT'S PLANT LIST. 63) WHEN REPLACEMENT PLANT SPECIES IS EITHER NOT READILY AVAILABLE OR NO LONGER SUITABLE TO EXISTING SITE CONDITIONS WRITTEN NOTICE RECOMMENDATION OF SUBSTITUTION TO BE PROVIDED TO THE OWNER AND LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT WITHIN FIFTEEN DAYS FOR APPROVAL, 6.4) REMOVAL OF TREE'S SUPPORTS AND DEAD LIMBS PRIOR TO END OF GUARANTEE INSPECTION PERIOD. 6.5) CONTINUE WITH MAINTENANCE, SEE SECTION 50 bb) GUARANTEE SHALL BEGIN UPON DATE OF FINAL ACCEPTANCE FROM OWNER AND WILL CONTINUE FOR TWO YEARS. i.m SirE CLEAN UP 1.1) SITE WORK CONDITIONS: EXCESS WASTE MATERIAL SHALL BE REMOVED DAILY WHEN PLANTING M AN AREA HAS SEEN COMPLETED, THE AREA SHALL BE CLEARED OF ALL DEBRIS, SOIL PILES AND CONTAINERS DAILY. WHERE EXISTING GRASS AREAS HAVE BEEN DAMAGE OR SCARRED DURING PLANTING OPERATIONS, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL RESTORE DISTURBED AREAS TO THEIR ORIGINAL CONDITIONS AT HIS EXPENSE. 12) CLEAN PAVED AREAS UTILIZED FOR HAULING OR EQUIPMENT STORAGE AT END OF EACH W09!KDAY, 13) MAINTAIN VEHICLES AND EQUIPMENT IN CLEAN CONDITION TO PREVENT SOILING OF ROADS, WALKS OR OTHER PAVED OR SURFACED AREAS. 1.4) REMOVE PROTECTIVE BARRIERS AND WARNING SIGNS AT TERMINATION OF LAWN ESTABLISHMENT. Hatt Design, Inc. Lanpscape APchlectoPe Land Planning SapamoPe, ISA 508-833-8800 lnfo@hfmtfeslgilnc.com HAWK DESIGN, INC. 2m THIS DRAWING AND ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREON IS PROPRIETARY INFORMATION OF HAWK DESIGN, INC. AND MAY NOT BE COPIED OR REPRODUCED, EITHER IN WHOLE OR IN PART, BY ANY METHOD, WITHOUT WRITTEN PERMISSION OF HAWK DESIGN, INC. Date: 9/10/15 Revisions: Num. We Description 1. 4120111 Revise Plans aE�,A�}f�E�E jl S E t Go w COD go m CMD 01111-mmm-, memo Cm C. 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