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Lot 1
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Lot 8 15' Side Setback
20' Front Setback
5' Utility Easement
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Proposed Primary
Residence
Proposed Secondary
Residence
Main Level
Entry
Rec
Room
Garage
Covered
Entry Secondary
Deck
Living Deck
Planter
Heated Auto
Court Exterior
Entry
Great
Room
Living Room
Spa Bath
Master Patio
Heated
Concrete Drive
Heated Auto
Court
15' Side Setback
AC
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Spa
Heated
Concrete Drive
Master
Bedroom
CP
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7 . 5 ' S e t b a c k L i n e
P r o p e r t y L i n e
Dining Patio:
Stone paving on a heated concrete slab.
Stone type, color, pattern to be determined.
Hot Tub:
Hot Springs Grandee with a wooden surround and
cap to match the house wood and a flip-back cover
on the uphill side of the house. Step up as shown.
Master Patio:
Use the same stone as the Spa
and Outdoor Living Room Patio
Retaining Wall:
Oklahoma block beams laid up dry-stacked with
gravel and perforated pipe drainage behind.
BBQ
Fire Pit
Master
Suite
Air Conditioner
Condensors
Air Conditioner
Condensors
Spa
Play Room
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Planter Planter
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Drainage piping to daylight as shown.
Native Grass Mix to Match Existing Grasses All Disturbed Areas
Mixed Perennials and Groundcover 140 s.f.
Maiden Grass 5 G S h r u b s G r a s s e s G r o u n d c o v e r s a n d #1
Miscanthus sininsis
'Gracillimus'
#1
Quaking Aspen
Colorado Blue Spruce
3 2" Cal.
3
Picea pungens
14' Ht.
3 12' Ht.
3 2 1/2" Cal.
XX'
Plant Schedule
Common
Name
Scientific
Name
Count Size Symbol T r e e s
Populus
tremuloides
Redtwig Dogwood 14 4-6' B&B BRD Cornus stolonifera
'Baileyi'
Red Lake Currant 56 #5
Ribes rubrum
'Red Lake'
RLC
3 Dwarf Arctic Willow DA Salix purpurea
nana
#5
Mixed Groundcovers 19 Sq. Ft.
Sod 130 Sq. Ft.
Planting Notes
1. The Planting Plan is diagramatic; all plant locations are approximate.
Quantities on the Plan take precedence over the quantities represented in
the Plant Legend. Contractor shall notify the Landscape Architect should
any discrepancies arise regarding quantities.
2. Landscape Contractor shall apply an organic contact herbicide where
weeds are present prior to commencement of any planting or irrigation
work. Weeds shall be allowed to completely die back, including their roots,
prior to beginning work.
3. Plants shall exhibit healthy growth and be free of diseases and pests.
4. Prior to planting, the irrigation system shall be fully operational and
planting areas shall be moistened.
5. All plant material shall be placed in pits having a minimum diameter of
150% of the plant's total root ball or container volume.
6. Perennial beds shall be backfilled with a ratio of 3:1 topsoil and compost
to a depth of 8".
7. Trees and shrubs shall be planted with the root collar 2" minimum above
finish grade.
8. Trees shall be free of twine or other binding material from its root ball
and crown. All burlap and other binding shall be pealed back to a
minimum of 1
3 from the top of its crown prior to backfilling.
9. All shrub beds and tree wells shall be mulched with 2" minimum
shredded hardwood bark mulch. Perennial planting beds shall be
top-dressed with 1" compost.
10. All deciduous and evergreen trees greater than 16' ht. shall be staked
with 5' steel T-posts and guyed with 12-guage galvanized wire and 1.5"
wide nylon tree straps. Stakes shall be removed 3 years from the date of
installation unless otherwise approved by the Landscape Architect or
Owner.
11. All trees shall receive a 4" "earthen saucer" at their base. Saucers shall
be provided on the downhill side if planting is on a sloped site.
12. All newly planted trees and shrubs shall be fertilized at the time of
planting with Biosol Mix, all-purpose fertilizer at the manufacturer's
recommendation.
13. Unless noted on the drawings or specifications, all planting beds shall
be separated from native grass and sod areas by steel or composite edging.
All sod areas shall be separated from planting areas with edging. Steel
edging shall be 1
8"x4" galvanized steel roll top, tacked in place with 12"
edging pins spaced evenly, three per 10' of edging. Overlap edging by 14"
and secure overlapping with three pins. Edging shall not protrude above
surrounding grade by more than 1
4".
14. All planting shall occur during the normal growing season. No
planting shall occur during inclement or freezing weather.
15. Landscape Contractor shall supply and distribute compost to the site.
Topsoil native to the site is preferable. If topsoil is needed from off-site, the
topsoil and compost are to be approved by the Owner and Landscape
Architect prior to delivery. Till 6" topsoil and 2" compost and top-dress
with 1" compost for all perennial beds. Spread topsoil to a depth of 4" to
establish turf areas, shrub beds, and trees. A depth of 2" for all disturbed
areas to receive native revegetation. Scarify the existing soil surface prior
to the addition of topsoil to form an adequate bond. For finish grading, soil
surface should be a loose, moist surface. Planting shall occur within 10
days of surface preparation.
16. Contractor is responsible for the preservation of existing landscaped
areas. Damage incurred shall be repaired at the Contractor's expense.
17. All seeded areas shall receive 10-5-5 organic fertilizer.
18. A 15-foot defensible space for fire mitigation is required around any
built element of the home. If an evergreen is planted within this space, it
will be considered an extension of the home and the 15' nzone shall extend
from the outer crown of that tree. No clusters of evergreens are allowed
within this zone. All evergreen planting within the secondary zone
(between 15'-75' from the home or structures) shall be planted with a
minimum of 10'n between the crown of individual or cluster of proposed
trees or existing trees. A cluster of proposed evergreens shall not exceed 3
trees within the secondary zone.
P.O. Box 1871 Avon
Colorado
81620
(970)
390-6550 ric@fieldscape.net
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L5
Planting
Plan
The Beaver
Dam
Residences
Lot 9, Block 2, Vail Village
Filing 3, 354 Beaver
Dam
Road,
Vail,
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in whole or in part, for any other
project without the written
authorization of Ric Fields
Scale: 1"=10'-0"
North
Planting Plan
T.O.V. Conceptual
June 20, '16
Review
T.O.V. Conceptual
July 20, '16
T.O.V. Aug. 11, '16
T.O.V. Final Review Aug. 29, '16
Mar. 1, '17
TOV DRB
Revisions
Mar. 9, '17
D.R.B.
TOV Building
Permit
Mar. 31, '17
05/15/17