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PROPOSED MERIDIAN ROAD - 25'-011 3 3 0 0
TOTAL OF 66-1.5 LINEAL FEET a 1/3510.C. o EMehvooOSt Fra ` N N
19 TREES REQUIRED " " ED..lbySt PROJECT SITE "
23 TREES PROPOSED (1 EXISTING, 11 RELOCATED, "
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TOTAL AREA: -10,169.3 SQFT OR 1.61 AC PRELIMINARY DEVELOPMENT FEATURES: J N m
C1 TREE/8,000 SF. DEDICATED OPEN SPACE)
o \ TOTAL ACRE6................................................................. 6.58 ACRES
TREES REQUIRED: 8 TOTAL TOTAL LOTS......................................................................... 24 REVISIONS:
SHEET Ll . 1 FOR DETAILED TREES PROPOSED• 2 EXISTING� 6 PROPOSED� COMMON/OPEN SPACE LOTS........................ 5 Q 2/14/2020 CERT OF
\ \ RESIDENTIAL LOTS..................................................... Ic COMPLETION
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\\ \ ` LANDSCAPE PLAN * PATHUJAI' TREES: N/A AVERAGE RESIDENTIAL LOT 61ZE........ 8,045 SQUARE FEET
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\ * MITIGATION FOR REMOVAL OF EXISTING TREES: EXISTING TREES ON ZONING........................................................................................ RUT
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I \ ` SHALL BE fN6PECTED B THE CIT OF MERIDIAN INTERIOR COMMON/OPEN SPACE: -10,16`3 3 SOFT OR 1.61 AG
\ SI' Y,z AMIT�I' 25 FOOT B\ Af \ FORESTER FOR HEALTH AND TREE VARIETIES - 13 EXISTING UFFER: 1554-1.90 SQFT o
\ CONIFERS ARE SHOWN TO BE RELOCATED ON THE PROPERT T . IF QUALIFIED OPEN SPACE: -10,169.3 + 15,54-1.90 = 85,-11-1.2 SOFT OR 29.9io
\\ ` THE OWNER WOULD LIKE TO MITIGATE TREES IN LIEU OF RELOCATING STREET CENTERLINE................................................. 6 11 L.F.
/ \ THE TREES THE TOTAL CALIPER INCHES TO BE MITIGATED 16 (0100 PER RESIDENTIAL LOT......................................... 35.3 L.F. PER LOT
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/ NOTES:
1. MERIDIAN CITY WATER AND SEWER SERVICE SHALL BE EXTENDED TO ALL LOTS.
l / \ 2. SUBJECT PROPERTY DOES NOT FALL WITHIN ANY FEMA FLOOD HAZARD ZONE. Z Q
_ 3. ALL LOT SHALL HAVE A PERMANENT EASEMENT FOR PUBLIC UTILITIES, STREET LIGHTS, IRRIGATION AND LOT DRAINAGE
:;/ \\ OVER THE 10 (TEN) FEET ADJACENT TO ANY PUBLIC STREET. EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE SHOWN, THERE SHALL 5E A 5 (FIVE) O
\ = FOOT PUBLIC UTILITY, IRRIGATION AND LOT DRAINAGE EASEMENT ADJACENT TO ANY LOT LINE NOT ADJACENT TO A
7 I / \\ \ o PUBLIC STREET. 7
4. MINIMUM BUILDING SETBACK LINES SHALL 5E IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE APPLICABLE STANDARDS OF THE CITY OF
/ s 5. THE DEVELOPER SHALL PROVIDE PRESSURIZED IRRIGATION WATER TO EACH LOT. ALL LOTS IN THIS SUBDIVISION WILL �■■�
\ / \ 5E SUBJECT TO ASSESSMENT 5Y NAMPA MERIDIAN IRRIGATION DISTRICT.
6. STORM DRAINAGE SHALL 5E RETAINED ON SITE CONTAINED WITHIN LOT 12 OF BLOCK 2 IN AN ACHD APPROVED STORM
DRAIN POND. �■■�
1. LOT 6 BLOCK 1 SHALL CONTAIN A COMMON DRIVEWAY. COMMON DRIVEWAY SHALL PROVIDE INGRESS AND EGRESS
/ FOR LOTS 5, '1 AND S OF BLOCK 1.
S. LOTS 1 a 6 BLOCK 1 AND LOTS 1, 12 e 13 BLOCK 2 ARE COMMON LOTS TO 5E OWNED AND MAINTAINED 5Y THE
1 \ O / \ \ CASTLECREEK SUBDIVISION HOMEOWNER'S ASSOCIATION OR ITS ASSIGNS, w
g. LOT 13 BLOCK 2 IS A COMMON LOT THAT CONTAINS AN EASEMENT FOR NAMPA MERIDIAN IRRIGATION DISTRICT.
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I. NO TREES SHALL 5E PLANTED WITHIN THE 10 FOOT CLEAR ZONE OF ALL ACHD
9 I / Q \ STORM DRAIN PIPE, STRUCTURES, OR FACILITIES. 9 0
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— — — — _\ DURING THE CONSTRUCTION AND INSTALLATION OF THE LANDSCAPE IRRIGATION
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TREES 5E LOCATED A MINIMUM OF 5 FEET OR GREATER FROM THE BACK
OF ANY SIDEWALK
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11 OVERALL SITE PLAN 1 CHECKEDJ.A.G.
SCALE: I"=60'-0"
PLANNER DEVELOPER ENGINEER PROJECT NUMBER
TALL TIMBER CONSULTING NORTHWEST VENTURES LLC CK ENGINEERING
DAVE YORGASON 6 901 W. EMERALD STREET SUITE 201
SEE SHEETS L1.1 FOR DETAILED LANDSCAPE 501S , BA3-114 RG DR. BOISE, ID 83104 SHEET:
BOISE, ID 83�1� 208-�12-1329 1300 E. STATE ST., SUITE 102
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PLANS, L2.0 FOR LANDSCAPE DETAILS & L2.1 FOR PHONE 208-639-1992 LlO
12 STORMWATER BASIN REVEGETATION NOTES 12 •
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\ + + BOULDER + ` �- 1. NO TREES SHALL BE PLANTED WITHIN THE 10 FOOT CLEAR ZONE OF ALL AGHD
\ + + (TYPICAL) t t + STORM DRAIN PIPE, STRUCTURES, OR FACILITIES. DATE:
8/6/2019
RELOCATE (2) + + + + + + 2. SEEPAGE BEDS MUST BE PROTECTED FROM ANY AND ALL CONTAMINATION
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2 EXISTING PINES I - + + + + + + + + + DURING THE CONSTRUCTION AND INSTALLATION OF THE LANDSCAPE IRRIGATION 2
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_I\ NO TREES WITHIN 10' of / + + + + OVERALL SITE PLAN L2.0 FOR
STORM DRAIN \ �, A,�, + + + + + + + + � REVISIONS:
FACILITIES ` + + + + +
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REMOVE (2) 30" CAL. , \/ /\ \ / \ + + + + COMPLETION
5 POPLAR TREES \ ,� , , \\ + + + + + + + + STORMWATER BASIN
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16" CAL. / / \ + + + +
SCALE: 111=30'-O"
(5) EXISTING PINE TREES TO 5E / / 77 \ + +
6 RELOCATED (COORDINATE WITH CITY 12" CAL./ \ + + + + + 6
FORESTER TO REVIEW THE HEALTH 4�7I / \ + + +
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EXISTING PINES — \ — — — — — — — — — — _ W CHECKED BY:
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LAWN- - - - - - - - - - - - - \ 11
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REMOVE (1) 24" C L. AMITY - 1 40' 40' SHEET:
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23 TREES PROPOSED (I EXISTING, 11 t1 TANGLES EXISTING PINE
RELOCATED, II PROPOSED) E. AMITY ROAD s s s
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KEY BOTANICAL NAME PLANTING SIZE MATURE SIZE CLASS ��4NDSCA4 .���
COMMON NAME
TREES
PLANT SHRUB AT SAME GENERAL LANDSCAPE NOTES 8/6/2019
RY ELEVATION AS NURSE' h t. 25' wide 3" MIN. DEPTH OF ORGANIC I" CHUNK BARK
2 AP Acer platanoides 'Deborah' 2" 25g B4B CLASS II MULCH (OR APPROVED EQUAL), KEEP BARK 2
Deborah Maple 3" WATER MULCH A MIN. OF 1" AWAY FROM TRUNK I. NO TREES SHALL BE PLANTED WITHIN THE 10 FOOT CLEAR ZONE OF ALL ACHE) M co
RETENTION BERM M M
AR Acer rubrum 'Franksred' 2" B4B 35' hgt. 30' wide CLASS II STORM DRAIN PIPE, STRUCTURES, OR FACILITIES. M M
Red Sunset Red Maple _- I= I I- - FINISH CxRADE
III=1 111= 2. SEEPAGE BEDS MUST BE PROTECTED FROM ANY AND ALL CONTAMINATION m co
BN Betula niera 2" 545 35' hgt. 25' wide CLASS II BACKFILL W/ DURING THE CONSTRUCTION AND INSTALLATION OF THE LANDSCAPE IRRIGATION
River Birch PLANTING SOIL - .I - - ROOT BALL 0 0
_ SYSTEM, v
FA Fraxinus americana 'Juneineer' 2" 545 30' hgt. 25' wide CLASS II =11 - I=III= II- UNDISTURBED
Autumn Purple Ash =1 =1 =1 =1 I- SOIL 3. ALL TREES TO BE LOCATED A MINIMUM OF 5 FEET OR GREATER FROM THE BACK Q
PD Picea elauca 'Densata' 6' het. 545 25' hgt. 20' wide CONIF. OF ANY SIDEWALK. L`
Black Hills Spruce NOTE - DIG HOLE TWICE THE SIZE OF ROOT BALL
3 PS Prunus sar entii 'Columnaris' 4. KEEP ALL SAND IUINDOIUS IN DRAINAGE AREAS OPEN AT ALL TIMES. 3
e 2" BBB 30' hgt. 15' wide GLASS I
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BB Euonymous alatus 'Compactus' 5 Gal. 4' het. x 4' wide
Dwarf Burning Bush LEGEND : LU
BT Berberis thunbergii 'Helmond Pillar' 2 Gal. 3' hgt. x 2' wide LID
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Helmond Pillar Barberry v > �
CO Cornus sericea 'Isanti' S Gal. 6' het. x 6' wide ❑ LAWN AREA - Dwarf Turf Type Tall Fescue Q ¢ °°
Isanti Red-Osier Dogwood w � o
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4 JH Juniperus
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hip Jn Juniper
' Blue Chip' 2 Gal. 6" het. x 4' wide PLANT TREE AT SAME X (o' HGT. SOLID VIN'T L FENCING (SEE DETAILS) 4
Blue Chip Juniper ELEVATION AS NURSERY � � Lu
PC Prunus x cistena 5 Gal. 6' hgt. 6' wide REMOVE INTERNATIONAL BRANCHES AND 4' I4GT. SOLiD ViN'i'L FENCING (SEE DETAILS)
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Dwarf Red Leaf Plum ARBORICULTURE STANDARDS, IMPROPERLY i CS N m
PO Picea puneens 'Globosa' 5 Gal. 4' het. 6' wide PRUNED TREES SHALL BE REPLACED
Dwarf Globe Blue Spruce
RR Rosa x 'Naoschnee' 2 Gal. 4' het. x 4' wide
REVISIONS:
White Groundcover Rose ` ATTACH TRUNK FIRMLY TO POLE W/
CINCH TIE. SEE NOTES 2/14/2020 CERT OF
COMPLETION
3" DIA. WOODEN POLE
5 GROUND COVERS/ GRASSES/ PERENNIALS (LENGTH AS REQUIRED) ' 5' x 5 WHITE VINYL 5
CA Calamaerostis x. acutiflora 'Overdam' I Gal. a 36" O.G. 3' hgt. x 2' wide &'-0' PANELS POST W/ CAP (TYP).
Dwarf Feather Grass 3" MIN. DEPTH OF ORGANIC 1" CHUNK BARK
CVV Coreopsis verticillata 'Moonbeam' I Gal. 36" O.C. 12" hgt. x 18" wide MULCH (OR APPROVED EQUAL), KEEP MULCH
Moonbeam ThreadleaF Tickseed VISIBLE TRUNK FLARE A MIN. OF 3 AWAY FROM TRUNK
CV Coreopsis verticillata 'Zagreb' I Gal. 36" O.C. 12" hgt. x 18" wide 3" WATER
Zagreb Threadleaf Tickseed RETENTION BERM
FO Festuca ovina elauca 'Elijah' I Gal. 36" O.C. IS" het. x IS" wide - = = V NY P IV CY
Elijah Blue Fescue SET TOP OF ROOT - FOLD BACK BURLAP I/4 WAY OR REMOVE WIRE 0 F NC P NE S 5'i2" VINYL RAIL,
BALL 2" ABOVE = Is = BASKET FROM ROOT BALL AS SUPPLIED AND (COLOR I E) COLOR-WHITE (TYP).
HH Hemerocallis x 'Stella De Oro' I Gal. 48" O.G. IS" het. x 2' wide FINISH GRADE -III III- REQUIRED
6 Stella De Oro Daylilly -III _ _ =1 6
LL Lavandula aneustifolia 'Dilly Dilly' I Gal. 36" O.C. 12" hgt. x 18" wide BACKFILL W/ II IIII III iIII = II1-
Dilly Dilly Lavender PLANTING SOIL - � -111 -�UNDISTURBED
PA Pennisetum alopecuroides 'Little Bunny' I Gal. a 36" O.G. 2' hgt. x 3' wide 36"MIN. SOIL
Little Bunny Dwarf Fountain Grass OR TWICE THE SIZE of ROOTBALL FINISH GRADE O
NOTES:
1. THE STAKING OF TREES IS TO BE THE CONTRACTOR'S OPTION HOWEVER, THE 0 2' SPACE
CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE TO INSURE THAT ALL TREES ARE PLANTED STRAIGHT 4 PICKETS
Note: All quantities shown on the landscape plans are for informational purposes only AND THAT THEY REMAIN STRAIGHT FOR THE TERM OF THE WARRANTY.2.
Nand may not be exact. The contractor shall count all shrubs and trees for biddin 2. WRAP RUBBER CINCH TIE (OR APPROVED EQUAL) AROUND THE TREE TRUNKS
y e AND STAKES USING EITHER THE STANDARD OR FIGURE EIGHT METHOD. SECURE THE a a O ICI
purposes. TIES TO THE STAKES WITH GALVANIZED NAILS TO PREVENT MOVEMENT. 1 -
3. WATER IN BACKFILL BELOW THE ROOT BALL PRIOR TO SETTING TREE (TO INSURE ONCRETE
7 NO SETTLING WILL OCCUR). FOOTING 7
LANDSCAPE NOTES 4. DEEP SOAK TREE TWICE WITHIN THE FIRST 48 HOURS. 8' 4 4' WHITE VINYL FENCE (TYPICAL) r^
NO SCALE
1. All plant material shall conform to the American Nurseryman Standards for type and size shown. Plants will be CONIFEROUS TREE PLANTING DETAIL NOTE: DURATEC VINYL FENCE
rejected if not in a sound and healthy condition. p e or diti All plant material shall be Grad *1 better. BY: SILVER CREEK WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS r 2. All planting beds and tree wells in lawn areas (wells to be 3' in diameter) shall be covered with a minimum of NO SCALE CONTACT: CASEY CLARK 208.463.0519
3" of small (1") bark chips. Submit sample for approval.
3. All lawn areas shall be Hydro-seeded with 10051. Turf Type Tall Fescue (Festuca arundinacia). Lawn to be
seeded -8 a rate of 8 lbs. per 1000 sq. ft. OR per seed manufacturer's recommendations. Contractor shall
provide (at time of bid) an add/alternate price per square foot for sod in place of lawn seeding AND
coordinate installation with the owner.
8 4. All seeded red fescue areas shall be Hydro-seeded a a rate of 8 lbs. per 1000 sq. Ft. OR per seed 8
manufacturer's recommendations. PLANT TREE AT 5' x 5' WHITE VINYL
SAME ELEVATION REMOVE DEAD/DAMAGED BRANCHES AND POST W/ CAP (TYP). Vf
5. All plant material shall be guaranteed for a period of one year beginning at the date of acceptance by AS NURSERY PRUNE TO INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY OF J &'-0' PANELS
Owner. Replace all plant material found dead or not in a healthy condition immediately with the same size and ARBORICULTURE STANDARDS, IMPROPERLY
species at no cost to the Owner. PRUNED TREES SHALL BE REPLACED bd
6. Planting backfill for trees and planting beds shall be 5 parts topsoil and I part compost with straw. Stake 2" DIA. WOODEN POLE (LENGTH
all trees per details. AS REQUIRED) SET STAKES 51/2' VINYL RAIL,
1. All seeded areas shall have 6" of topsoil and all planting beds shall have 12" of topsoil. Topsoil shall be PARALLEL TO PREVAILING ATTACH TRUNK FIRMLY TO POLE W/ COLOR-WHITE (TYP). PQ
a loose, Friable, sandy loam, clean and Free of toxic materials, noxious weeds, weed seeds, rocks, grass, or WIND. SEE NOTES CINCH TIE. SEE NOTES0
other foreign material larger than V in any dimension, a pH from 5.5 to -1.0. top soil from site shall be used, if W
meeting these standards. Place 1/2" compost over all landscaped areas and rototill into top 4". Spread, APPROVED TREE WRAP
compact, and fine grade topsoil to a smooth and uniform grade, V below surface of walks and curbs in areas FROM BALL TO FIRST BRANCH
to be sodded and 3" in planting bed areas. REMFOLD BACK BURLAP I/4 WAY OR
g 8. Fertilize all trees and shrubs with 'Aeriform" planting tablets, 21 gram. Quantity per manufacturer's BAL�AS SUPPLIED AND REQUIRED VE WIRE BASKET FROM ROOT 4" MIN. VISIBLE TRUNK VI YL PRIVACY
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recommendation. FLARE FE4CE PANEL.S
9. Plant material shall not be substituted without the written permission of Owner. Submit names of three z (COLOR IT )
suppliers contacted if substitution is requested and plant material specified is not available. 3" WATER 3" MIN. DEPTH OF ORGANIC 1" CHUNK BARK
10. Shrub planting beds shall be shovel edged to create a distinct separation of landscape types. RETENTION BERM MULCH (OR APPROVED EQUAL), KEEP MULCH
11. Immediately clean up any topsoil, or other debris on site created from landscape operation and dispose A MIN. OF 3" AWAY FROM TRUNK
of properly off site.
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12 All common landscape areas shall have an automatic underground sprinkler system which insures complete SET TOP OF ROOT BALL CO VINYL RAIL,
coverage and is properly zoned for required water uses. Planter strips shall have low water usage Hunter 2" ABOVE FINISH GRADE -III= - CO VINYL
(TYP).
PRO-spray heads with MP Rotator nozzles and the common area shall have 6" PGP-ADJ OR I-20 gear driven BACKFILL W/ = I =�f4l'
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heads with head to head coverage. All shrub beds shall be drip irrigated per manufacturer's FINISH GRADEPLANTING SOIL I=_i I, IiiiI I I I -UNDISTURBED 04
recommendations. The irrigation system shall be design built by a qualified irrigation contractor. 10
1� 13. Coordinate all drainage areas and utilities with tree locations and adjust per field conditions. 36 MIN. SOIL
OR TWICE THE SIZE OF PLANT BALL 6' 2' SPACE
14. All trees in roadway planter strips to be centered between back of curb and sidewalk PICKETS 4W
15. Coordinate all drainage areas and utilities with tree locations and adjust per field conditions. NOTES: �r
16. No trees shall be planted within the 10 foot clear zone of all storm drain pipe, structures, or facilities. I. THE STAKING OF TREES IS TO BE THE CONTRACTOR'S OPTION HOWEVER, THE N N
11. Seepage beds must be protected from any and all contamination during the construction and installation CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE TO INSURE THAT ALL TREES ARE PLANTED STRAIGHT
of the landscape irrigation system. AND THAT THEY REMAIN STRAIGHT FOR THE TERM OF THE WARRANTY. I W_
18. All trees to be located a minimum of 5 feet or greater From the back of any sidewalk 2. WRAP RUBBER CINCH TIE (OR APPROVED EQUAL) AROUND THE TREE TRUNKS L;�__�ONGRETE
19. The owner shall coordinate with the City of Meridian Forester - Elroy Huff to review all existing trees to AND STAKES USING EITHER THE STANDARD OR FIGURE EIGHT METHOD. SECURE THE $, FOOTING DRAWN BY:
be relocated on the site to ensure they are in good healthy condition. TIES TO THE STAKES WITH GALVANIZED NAILS TO PREVENT MOVEMENT. (TYPICAL) J.D.R.
20. All existing trees shown to remain shall be protected from construction activities per standard practices 3. WATER IN BACKFILL BELOW THE ROOT BALL PRIOR TO SETTING TREE (TO INSURE 6' VINYL PRIVACY FENCE
and typical city of meridian practices (do not allow any construction within the drip line of any existing tree NO SETTLING WILL OCCUR). 5 NO SCALE CHECKED BY:
and do not compact ground around the root zone of any existing tree). All existing trees that have conflicts 4. DEEP SOAK TREE TWICE WITHIN THE FIRST 48 HOURS. NOTE: DURATEC VINYL FENCE
11 with new home construction shall be relocated on the site to the locations shown on the plans. BY: SILVER CREEK WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS 11 J.A.G.
CONTACT: CASEY CLARK 208Aro3.0519
Note: IF existing trees can not be relocated then the Owner must mitigate For the existing tree by installing DECIDUOUS TREE PLANTING DETAIL PROJECT NUMBER
additional trees on the site. Each caliper inch shall be replaced with the equal number of caliper inches on
the site. 100910 replacement shall be achieved. NO SCALE
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GENERAL OVERVIEW SEEDING 61 - 16/2019 113
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THESE REQUIREMENTS OUTLINE THE RECOMMENDED GUIDELINES FOR REVEGETATION OF SIDE-SLOPES, THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION PROVIDES MATERIAL AND EXECUTION FOR SEEDING.
BANKS, AND BOTTOMS ( EXCLUDING SAND INVERT AREAS) OF NEW STORMWATER MANAGEMENT PONDS. THE �'.�NDs _A3 ••
FIVE MAIN GOALS FOR THE REVEGETATION OF NEW PONDS ARE AESTHETICS, NOXIOUS WEED AND INVASIVE DATE:
SPECIES MANAGEMENT, FIRE HAZARD REDUCTION, WATER QUALITY AND EROSION CONTROL. WETLAND SEED MIX FOR PERENNIALLY FLOODED OR SATURATED PERCENT OF 8/6/2019
AREAS WITH WELL DRAINED SOILS POUNDS PER LIVE PURE LIVE
GENERAL EARTHWORK COMMON NAME BOTANICAL NAME SEED PER ACRE SEED IN MIX
2 ALL WORK SHALL BE LIMITED TO THE AREA REQUIRED FOR CONSTRUCTION. ALL FINISHED GRADES 2
SHALL BE SMOOTH AND ROUNDED TO ENSURE A NATURAL TRANSITION BETWEEN NEW AND EXISTING ALKALI BULRUSH Bolboschoenus maritimus 2.4 10 m rn
GRADES. REFER TO GRADING AND DRAINAGE PLANS FOR ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS. IF NATURAL INLAND SALTGRASS Distichlis spicata 0.6 10 N N
TOPSOIL OCCURS AT VARYING DEPTHS ON THE PROJECT SITE. THE TOPSOIL SHOULD BE EXCAVATED AND MEADOW BARLEY Hordeum brachyatherum 4.6 10
STOCKPILED AT DESIGNATED STORAGE AREAS PRIOR TO THE PROPOSED GRADING OPERATIONS. MEADOW SEDGE Carex praegracilis 0.9 15 `o "
NEBRASKA SEDGE Carex nebrascensis 1.1 15 0 0
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ROUGH BENTGRASS Agrostis scabra 0.2 20
CONTRACTOR SHALL ASSESS THE EXISTING SOIL CONDITIONS TO IDENTIFY ANY BARRIERS TO A TUFTED HAIRGRASS Deschampsia caespitosa 05 20 X
SUCCESSFUL ESTABLISHMENT OF THE DESIRED SPECIES DUE TO CONDITIONS AT THE SITE. IF VISUAL TOTAL 10.4 100
ASSESSMENT OF SOIL INDICATES ANY UNUSUAL SOIL CONDITIONS, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL HAVE THREE (3)
3 SOIL TESTS PERFORMED BY A QUALIFIED SOIL ANALYSIS LABORATORY. THESE RESULTS WILL DIRECT THE 3
PREPARATION OF THE SOIL FOR THE REVEGETATION ACTIVITIES.
CONTRACTOR SHALL ALSO ASSESS THE EXISTING HYDROLOGICAL CONDITIONS IF ANY AND THE �?
PROPOSED TOPOGRAPHY OF THE PROPOSED POND. FIBER MULCH MATERIAL
GROW NUTR15ASE FROM QUATTRO ENVIRONMENTAL, A COMPOSTED POULTRY BASED MULCH MATERIAL FREE L
OF GROWTH OR GERMINATION INHIBITING INGREDIENTS. APPLY AT THE RATE OF 2000 LBS. PER ACRE.
TOPSOIL REQUIREMENTS AND PREPARATION
REUSE EXISTING TOPSOIL STOCKPILED ON THE SITE. SUPPLEMENT WITH IMPORTED TOPSOIL WHEN w
ORGANIC SOIL AMENDMENT �
QUANTITIES ARE INSUFFICIENT. TOPSOIL REQUIREMENTS: ASTM D 5266, PH RANGE OF E.B TO 1, FOUR ~ w o
PERCENT ORGANIC MATERIAL MINIMUM, FREE OF STONES I/2 INCH OR LARGER IN ANY DIMENSION, AND 5 GALLONS PER v > co
GROW NUTRI500ST FROM QUATTRO ENVIRONMENTAL (OR APPROVED EQUAL) APPLIED AT
OTHER EXTRANEOUS MATERIALS HARMFUL TO PLANT GROWTH. ACRE. o� ¢ °m°
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TOPSOIL SOURCE: STRIP EXISTING TOPSOIL FROM ALL AREAS OF THE SITE TO BE DISTURBED. TACKIFIER 0-
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4 TOPSOIL SHALL BE FERTILE, FRIABLE, NATURAL LOAM, SURFACE SOIL, REASONABLY FREE OF SUBSOIL, MULCH TACKIFIER SOIL STABILIZER - ECOLOGY CONTROLS M-BINDER. TACKIFIER APPLIED AT THE RATE 4 v
CLAY LUMPS, BRUSH, WEEDS AND OTHER LITTER, AND FREE OF ROOTS, STUMPS, ORGANIC MATTER LARGER OF 80 LBS. PER ACRE. co `n Li
THAN 2 INCHES IN ANY DIMENSION, AND OTHER EXTRANEOUS OR TOXIC o MATTER HARMFUL TO PLANT GRANITE SEED z N co
GROWTH. TOPSOIL SHALL BE SCREENED TO ACHIEVE THIS REQUIREMENT. 169-1 WEST 2100 NORTH -i N m
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CONTRACTOR SHALL HAVE (3) TOPSOIL SAMPLES TESTS PERFORMED BY A QUALIFIED SOIL ANALYSIS LEHI, UTAH 84043
LABORATORY. REPRESENTATIVE SAMPLES SHALL BE TESTED FOR ACIDITY, FERTILITY AND GENERAL 1-800-168-4433
TEXTURE BY A QUALIFIED SOIL ANALYSIS LABORATORY AND COPIES OF THE TESTING AGENCY'S FINDINGS (OR APPROVED EQUAL) REVISIONS:
AND RECOMMENDATIONS SHALL BE FURNISHED TO THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT'S REPRESENTATIVE BY THE 0 2/14/2020 CERT OF
CONTRACTOR. ALL TOPSOIL SHALL BE AMENDED TO ACHIEVE SPECIFIED PH AND ORGANIC DRILL SEEDING 1
REQUIREMENTS. RE-TEST TOPSOIL PRIOR TO FINAL COMPLETION TO ENSURE REQUIREMENTS HAVE BEEN DRILL SEEDING IS RECOMMENDED IN THE UPLAND AREAS WITH SLOPES LESS THAN 3:1. COMPLETION
MET. NO TOPSOIL SHALL BE PLACED WHILE IN A FROZEN OR MUDDY CONDITION. SEED DEPOSITION SHOULD BE CALIBRATED TO A DEPTH OF 0.25 TO 0.5 INCH. FULL SIZE OR COMPACT
5 RANGELAND DRILLS ARE RECOMMENDED. DEPENDING ON SIZE, DRILLS CAN BE PULLED BY TRACTOR OR 5
PLACE TOPSOIL IN AREAS WHERE REQUIRED TO OBTAIN THICKNESS AS SCHEDULED. PLACE TOPSOIL ALL-TERRAIN VEHICLE. DRILL SEEDING SHOULD FOLLOW CONTOURS IN TOPOGRAPHY TO MINIMIZE EROSION
DURING DRY WEATHER. PROVIDE ADDITIONAL IMPORTED TOPSOIL REQUIRED TO BRING SURFACE TO POTENTIAL. CONTRACTOR'S OPTION TO DRILL SEED OR HYDROSEED UPLAND AREAS.
PROPOSED FINISH GRADE, AS REQUIRED
HYDROSEEDING
COMPACTED TOPSOIL THICKNESS AT THE FOLLOWING AREAS: MIX SPECIFIED SEED AND ORGANIC SOIL AMENDMENT IN WATER PER MANUFACTURER'S
GRASSES AND FORKS: 6 INCHES MINIMUM RECOMMENDATIONS. APPLY SEEDED SLURRY EVENLY IN TWO INTERSECTION DIRECTIONS. DO NOT
FINE GRADE TOPSOIL TO SMOOTH, EVEN SURFACE WITH LOOSE, UNIFORMLY FINE TEXTURE. REMOVE HYDR06EED AREA IN EXCESS OF THAT WHICH CAN BE MULCHED ON SAME DAY. KEEP OFF ROADS, WALKS,
RIDGES AND FILL DEPRESSIONS, AS REQUIRED TO MEET FINISH GRADES. STRUCTURES AND AREAS NOT TO BE SEEDED. GLEAN UP THESE AREAS.
TOPSOIL STOCKPILE LOCATIONS TO BE COVERED COORDINATE WITH EROSION AND SEDIMENT AFTER HYDROSEEDING IN UPLAND AREAS TRACK IN SEED USING A CLEATED CRAWLER WITH TRACK MARKS
6 CONTROL PLAN. PERPENDICULAR TO THE SLOPE. AFTER TRACKED, MULCH SLOPE WITH 2O00 LBS. PER ACRE OF 6
ALL GRAVEL, SUBBASE, AND OTHER IMPORTED FILL MATERIALS OTHER THAN TOPSOIL SHALL ONLY FERTILE-FIBER MULCH MATERIAL AND 60 LBS. PER ACRE OF TACKIFIER.
BE STOCKPILED IN PROPOSED IMPERVIOUS AREAS. NO GRAVEL OR ROCK MATERIALS SHALL BE O
STOCKPILED OR TEMPORARILY PLACED IN PROPOSED LANDSCAPE AREAS TO PREVENT LANDSCAPE AFTER HYDROSEEDING IN WETLAND AREAS, DO NOT TRACK IN SEED USING A CLEATED CRAWLER. AFTER
AREAS FROM BEING CONTAMINATED WITH ROCK MATERIALS. CONTRACTOR SHALL SUBMIT A DETAILED SEEDING, MULGH AREA WITH 2000 LBS. PER AGRE OF FERTILE-FIBER MULCH MATERIAL AND 80 LBS. PER
STOCKPILE PLAN TO LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT AND OWNER FOR APPROVAL PRIOR TO ANY EARTHWORK ACRE OF TACKIFIER.
OPERATIONS.
SEEDING TIME
TOPSOIL DISTRIBUTION THE OPTIMAL SEEDING TIME SHALL BE IN FALL, BETWEEN MID SEPTEMBER AND MID OCTOBER. IF
ONGE THE GENERAL EARTHWORK IS COMPLETE AND ROUGH GRADING HAS BEEN ACCOMPLISHED, THE SEEDING IS APPLIED TOO EARLY OR TOO LATE AND PROPER GERMINATION IS NOT REALIZED PRIOR TO O FBI
TOPSOIL SHOULD BE REDISTRIBUTED OVER THE AREA TO MINIMUM DEPTHS AS SPECIFIED. WHERE NEEDED, FALL DORMANCY, THEN RESEEDING SHALL BE APPLIED IN EARLY SPRING, AS SOON AS SOIL IS WORKABLE
7 SLOPES SHOULD BE GRADED WITH SERRATION TO HOLD TOPSOIL ADEQUATELY. TOPSOIL SHOULD BE (NOT MUDDY) BETWEEN MARCH AND MID MAY. THIS PLANTING TIME PROVIDES THE OPTIMUM WEATHER 7 ICI
SPREAD AND LIGHTLY COMPACTED UTILIZING A SMALL CLEATED TRACTOR MOVING PERPENDICULAR TO CONDITIONS FOR SEED GERMINATION AND SEEDLING SURVIVAL RATE. SEEDING AFTER NOVEMBER 20,
THE CONTOURS OR ANOTHER METHOD WITH EQUAL CAPABILITY. IT IS OUR RECOMMENDATION THAT ANY
NECESSARY MECHANICAL MEANS OF EROSION CONTROL BE IN PLACE PRIOR TO BEGINNING SITE 'DORMANT SEEDING' INSURES THAT THE SEED DOES NOT GERMINATE PRIOR TO FREEZING WINTER �■■�
DISTURBANCE. TEMPERATURES AND SEED SHOULD BE IN PLACE FOR THE EARLY SPRING RAINS.
ONCE TOPSOIL HAS BEEN DISTRIBUTED AND GRADED, REVEGETATION SEEDING SHALL FOLLOW EROSION CONTROL
IMMEDIATELY. IN ORDER TO ELIMINATE SURFACE CRUSTING AND TO FACILITATE BETTER ROOT UNDER NORMAL CIRCUMSTANCES AND ADHERENCE TO THE CONSTRUCTION PRACTICES DESCRIBED IN
PENETRATION, THE SURFACE SHOULD BE SCARIFIED PRIOR TO SEEDING. THE SPECIFICATIONS, THE ABOVE RECOMMENDED EROSION CONTROL MEASURE SHOULD PROVIDE A
STABLE SLOPE CONDITION. TO AVOID INCIDENTAL EROSION, IT IS IMPERATIVE THAT THE SLOPES, ONCE
COMPOST ADDITION TO THE TOPSOIL COMPOST ADDITION RATES WILL BE DEPENDENT ON THE QUALITIES OF THE COMPOST AND THE PREPARED, REMAIN UNDISTURBED UNTIL SEEDING GERMINATES AND IS ESTABLISHED. 11
8 AN 80°ro VEGETATION COVER IS RECOMMENDED TO CONTROL EROSION. SURFACE CONDITIONS SHOULD 8 F■/
QUALITIES OF THE TOPSOIL. COMPOST APPLICATION RATES SHALL BE DETERMINED BY CONSULTATION BE MONITORED DAILY. IF EROSION DETRIMENTAL TO THE SLOPE IS OBSERVED OR ANTICIPATED DUE TO
WITH A QUALIFIED RECLAMATION SPECIALIST, AGRICULTURAL PROFESSIONAL OR A REPRESENTATIVE OF EXCESSIVE RAINFALL, REMEDIAL MEASURES SHALL BE IMPLEMENTED AS REQUIRED. REFER TO THE STORM
THE COMPOST PRODUCER. CONTRACTOR SHALL HAVE ONE C1) SAMPLE OF THE COMPOST TESTED BY A QUALIFIED SOIL ANALYSIS LABORATORY. WATER POLLUTION PREVENTION PLAN FOR ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS.
IF APPLYING COMPOST, LOOSEN SURFACE SOIL TO A DEPTH OF AT LEAST 6 INCHES. PROVIDE WEED TEMPORARY SUPPLEMENTAL IRRIGATION
ABATEMENT PROCEDURE. APPLY SOIL AMENDMENTS ACCORDING TO PLANTING SOIL MIX PROPORTIONS THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE SUPPLEMENTAL IRRIGATION IN SITUATIONS WHERE IMMEDIATE
AND MIX THOROUGHLY INTO TOP 6 INCHES OF SOIL. TILL SOIL TO A HOMOGENEOUS MIXTURE OF FINE VEGETATION ESTABLISHMENT IS DESIRED, SUCH AS HIGHLY VISIBLE SITES OR EROSION PRONE AREAS OR
TEXTURE. APPLY SOIL AMENDMENTS DIRECTLY TO SURFACE SOIL BEFORE LOOSENING. WHERE IT MAY BE NECESSARY FOR SEEDLING ESTABLISHMENT.
SEEDED AREAS SHOULD BE IRRIGATED USING OVERHEAD SPRAY OR ROTOR IN-GROUND SPRINKLER
9 PROBLEMATIC SOIL CONDITIONS IRRIGATION SYSTEM. IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT, IF USED, THE IRRIGATION BE CONTINUED FOR AT LEAST 9
SITE INVESTIGATION AND TOPSOIL ANALYSIS MAY INDICATE THE NEED FOR REMEDIATION OF TWO (2) SEASONS. SEE IRRIGATION PLANS.
PROBLEMATIC SOIL CONDITIONS SUCH AS COMPACTION OR NUTRIENT EXCESSES OR DEFICIENCIES. W
GENERAL MAINTENANCE AND MONITORING
WEED ABATEMENT THE CONTRACTOR SHALL MAINTAIN THE SITE FOLLOWING REVEGETATION FOR THE PERIOD OF TWO (2)
ALL AREAS TO BE PLANTED OR SEEDED SHALL HAVE WEED ABATEMENT OPERATIONS PERFORMED YEARS. THIS INCLUDES REMOVAL OF VOLUNTEER TREES AND SHRUBS, LITTER CONTROL, WEED CONTROL Z
ON THEM PRIOR TO PLANTING OR SEEDING. AND MOWING OF TALL GRASSES AT THE DISCRETION OF ACHD STAFF. MOWING SHOULD ONLY BE
CONTRACTOR SHALL SPRAY ALL EXPOSED WEEDS WITH ROUND-UP (CONTACT HERBICIDE) OR APPROVED PERFORMED WHERE FORKS, SHRUBS AND TREES ARE NOT PLANTED.
EQUAL. DO NOT WATER FOR AT LEAST SEVEN Cl) DAYS. REMOVE EXPOSED WEEDS FROM THE SITE. ~
CONTRACTOR SHALL OPERATE THE AUTOMATIC IRRIGATION SYSTEM FOR A PERIOD OF FOURTEEN (14) SITES SHALL BE VISITED EVERY TWO (2) WEEKS FOR MONITORING AND ASSESSING THE SEEDING A
DAYS. AT CONCLUSION OF THIS WATERING PERIOD, DISCONTINUE WATERING FOR THREE TO FIVE (3-5) DAYS. SUCCESS. VISUAL ASSESSMENT BY TRAINED PERSONNEL SHOULD OCCUR SEVERAL TIMES OVER THE THE
10 APPLY SECOND APPLICATION OF ROUND-UP TO ALL EXPOSED WEEDS. APPLY IN STRICT CONFORMANCE NEXT TWO (2) GROWING SEASONS FOLLOWING THE REVEGETATION PROJECT. VISUAL ASSESSMENTS SHALL 10
WITH MANUFACTURER'S SPECIFICATIONS AND INSTRUCTIONS. DO NOT WATER FOR AT LEAST SEVEN Cl) DAYS. INCLUDE ESTIMATIONS OF VEGETATIVE COVER AND ESTABLISHMENT, VEGETATION SPECIES COMPOSITION, [T]
REMOVE WEEDS FROM THE SITE. IF ANY EVIDENCE OF WEED GERMINATION EXISTS AFTER TWO (2) SOIL CONDITIONS AND HYDROLOGICAL CONDITIONS. VISUAL ASSESSMENT WILL IDENTIFY PROBLEM AREAS
APPLICATIONS, CONTRACTOR SHALL BE DIRECTED TO PERFORM A THIRD APPLICATION. AT THE TIME OF WHERE REVEGETATION AND SITE PREPARATION EFFORTS WILL BE REQUIRED. SITES SHOULD BE
PLANTING AND SEEDING, ALL PLANTING AREAS SHALL BE WEED FREE. MONITORED FOR PRESENCE OF NOXIOUS WEEDS AND INVASIVE SPECIES. REAPPLY HERBICIDE AS NEEDED
FOLLOWING MANUFACTURER'S GUIDELINES AND MAINTENANCE PERSONNEL EXPERTISE. OTHER DRAWN BY:
POST-MONITIORING METHODS THAT SHOULD BE COMBINED WITH VISUAL ASSESSMENT SHALL INCLUDE
LINE-POINT INTERCEPT TRANSECTS THAT QUANTIFY REVEGETATION PROGRESS OVER TIME. J.D.R.
RESEEDING EFFORTS SHALL FOLLOW THE SPECIFIED SEED MIXES FOR THE PROJECT AS NOTED CHECKED BY:
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