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1. Contractor shall verif all conditionsprior to commencing work and shall be responsible for becoming aware of all underground utilities, pipes, structures, and irrigation lines. The contractor shall be held responsible for D E N N I S 0,1
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416 taicontacting all utility companies for- field location of all underground utility lines prior to any excavation. Landscape contractor shall take sole responsibility for any cost incurred due to damage of said utilities LANDSCAPE
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I Abies concolar YYhite Fir 8-12' High 2. STAKE TREE LOCATIONS: for review and approval with 12" wood stakes painted for different tree types and with sizes noted. L.A. hill verify and/or adjust stakes prior to planting. Contractor to place shrubs, perennialsDRB 11:101 111
and groundcovers as called out on the plan and the L.A. will provide Final review, and / or adjustments. All plant material locations shall be approved by the L.A. before plant holes are dug. Phonene(9C9 7 Ed 81832
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I Picea englemanni Engleman Spruce 8-12' High email daa12w0:00AM
.r 3 Planting BACKFILL MIX For all trees and shall to consist of 50% native topsoil and 20% well rotted compost. Fertilize and saturate root ball with water at time of planting (see details). Apply "Myke Transplanting Tree
0 .. 3 Picea pungens Colorado Spruce 14' High and Shrub Mix", (Mycorrhlza Fungi) or Fertilome root stimulator 4-10-S.
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35 Populus tremuloides Aspen 2.5"-3" Caliper 4. Observations of the work in progress and on-site visits are not to be construed as a guarantee or warranty by the L.A. of the Contractor's responsibilities. The L.A. is not responsible for the performance of Contractors
3 Prunus virginiana Shubert' Canada Red Chokecherry 14' high clump
or for their errors or omissions.
'' 'r�- = 5. MULCH: Tree and shrub planting beds are to receive 3" of shredded cedar bark mulch-SUBMIT SAMPLE FOR APPROVAL (stained wood shavings are not acceptable). Perennial, ornamental grass and groundcover areas
to receive 2-3 of 'Soil Pep' mulch.
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0 6. SOIL PREP ofperennial, annual andground cover areas are to receive 6" of screened, well rotted compost to be integrated into the top-soil with a rototiller. See plantingdetail.
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7. For GROUND COVERS in BOULDER HALL areas, remove unsuitable soil in gaps and replace with planting soil and plant with ground covers. - ,_root. �� Ture{ipse�,d. Al
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g• TREE SUPPORT STAKES: Deciduous trees to be staked and guyed with three 6' green metal T-posts per tree and guyed with # 12 gauge wire with green nylon tree straps. .Aspen in groups can share stakes providing that
0 q Cornus alba 'Argenteamarginata' Variegated Dogwood #7 Containers each tree is receiving support from at least 3 stakes. Conifer trees to be staked with three 3' metal T-posts with above wire and straps.
CI101 Cornus stolinifera Red Twig Dogwood #i0 Containers q• WARRANTEE: The Contractor shall warrant that all plant materials supplied under this contract will be healthy and in flourishing condition of active growth at the date of final acceptance. Replace without cost to owner any
ID 7 Cornus stolonifera 'lsanti' Isanti Dogwood #5 Containers plant not meeting this condition.
11 - Juniperus horizontalis 'k llltonil' Hilton Carpet Juniper #5 Containers H. IRRIGATION SYSTEM is to be a design-build system by the Landscape Contractor. Provide 6" pop-up heads for turf grass, 12" pop-up Rainbird spray heads for perennial $ groundcover beds and drip emitters to all new Q
trees and shrubs. Provide below-ground temporary spray heads, zoned separately for all seeded revegetated areas. Provide owner with a as-built plan / plans prior to final review and acceptance. Guarantee system
til 3 Prunus x cisterna Purple Leaf Plum 4,t7 Containers for one year from final acceptance. Keep pipes and spray heads away from the building. Provide a separately zoned drip system for annual flowers on the balcony railings. Q
IV 5 Ribes alpinum Alpine Currant #5 Containers 12. TOPSOIL: Landscape Contractor to supply andplace " max. screened topsoil to finishedgrade with the Following depths. Native Grass areas: 2" deep. c 2
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0 5 Perovskia atriplicifolia Russian Sage #5 Container Sod turf-grass lawn areas: 3-4" deep. m ro
Perennial and shrub beds: S-IO" deep. 4i 03 x
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3 Rosa glauca Red-Leaved Rose #5 Containers Over-excavate and remove any existing soils / construction debris to achieve necessary screened top-soil depths. SITE LIGHTING LEGEND -0
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49 5 Spiraea Japonica 'Galdflame' Goldflame Spirea #5 Containers 14. }111 3:1 slopes and neater shall receive the native grass seed mix covered b Excelsior erosion control fabric. 2 PATHBOLL RP SLV RUSTY SLOT 50, lc!" high O. o
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