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Home My WebLink About20-09 170 Marcel Drive - Parking Lot Addition - Shawnee - Backfile (2)GENERAL CONDITIONS SCOPE OF WORK The landscape contractor shall provide all materials, labor and equipment to complete all landscape work as shown on the plans and specifications. NOTE: If the contractor bids according to the Plant List, he/she should thoroughly check the plant list quantities with the symbols drawn on the plan, to be sure there are no discrepancies. If there is a discrepancy between the drawing and the list on the plans, the drawing takes precedence. STANDARDS A. All plant material will conform to the current issue of the American Standard for Nursery Stock published by the American Nursery & Landscape Association (ANLA). B. Plant material must be selected from nurseries that have been inspected and certified by state plant inspectors. C. Collected material may be used only when approved by owner's representative. D. Nomenclature will be in accordance with Hortus III by L.H. Bailey. SUBSTITUTIONS: PRE -BID It is the landscape contractor's responsibility to make every reasonable effort to find the material speified by the architect. The landscape contractor may offer substitutions to the landscape architect for his/her consideration. The landscape contractor will notify the landscape architect if there are known diseases or insect resistant species that can be substituted for a selected pest -prone plant. The contractor shall submit a base bid as per plan plus price clarifications for all recommended substitutions. SUBSTITUTIONS: POST -BID It is the intent to eliminate post -bid substitutions. However, in the event that the contract material has become unavailable, an appropriate substitution must be approved by the owner's representative. UTILITIES AND UNDERGROUND FEATURES The landscape contractor shall notify utility companies and/or the general contractor in advance of construction to locate utilities A. If there is a conflict with the utilities and the planting, the landscape architect shall be responsible for relocating plants prior to the planting process. Any cost due to relocating after planting shall be borne by the owner. DRAINAGE If plants are to be installed in areas that show obvious poor drainage, and the plants are inappropriate for that condition, the landscape contractor shall notify the landscape architect and owner. If they deem necessary, the plants shall be relocated, the contract shall be adjusted to allow for drainage correction at a negotiated cost, or the plant selection modified by the landscape architect to accommodate the poor drainage situation. A. The standard warranty is for a one (1) year period, excluding bulbs, sod and annuals, commencing on the date of initial acceptance. All plants shall be alive and in satisfactory growth at the end of the guarantee period. B. Any material that is 25% dead or more shall be considered dead and must be replaced at no charge. A tree shall be considered dead when the main leader has died back, or 25% of the crown is dead. C. Replacements shall be made during the next planting period. D. Replacements shall be of the same type, size and quality as original species unless otherwise negotiated. DIG HOLE 2X-3X ROOT BALL WIDTH TREE PLANTING — VERTICAL STAKES TREES 0' CAL. SCALE: NOT TO SCALE STANDARDS A. Plants will be in accordance with the current ANLA's Standards and conform in general to representative species. B. Balled and Burlapped (B&B) 1.Balled and burlapped plants shall be dug with firm root balls free of noxious weeds. There should be no excess soil on top of the root ball or around the trunk. 2. Ball sizes shall be in accordance with ANLA Standards. 3. Caliper and Height Measurement: In size grading B&B single -trunk trees, caliper shall take precedence over height. Caliper of the trunk shall be taken 6" above the ground level (up to and including 4" caliper size) and 12" above the ground level for larger trees. For multiple -trunk trees, height measurement shall take precedence over caliper. C. Container -Grown Stock 1.The size of container -grown shrubs is measured by height and width of plant. Container -grown trees are measured by the same standards listed in B.3 above. The root system of container -grown plants shall be well - developed and well -distributed throughout the container. 2. All container -grown trees and shrubs that have circling and matted roots shall be treated in the following manner prior to planting: using a knife or sharp blade, make 4-5 cuts, 1" deep, the length of the root ball, to cut all circling roots. See Planting Procedures For All Container -Grown Trees & Shrubs in this section. 3. All container -grown plants should be grouped and watered daily until they are planted in the landscape, the soil shall be kept moist with the equivalent of one inch of rainfall per week. A. Pruning shall be done before planting or during the planting operation. Pruning Detail for Trees in this section. B. All plant material in transit shall be covered to keep material from drying out. The coverng shall comply with state and local laws pertaining to the transport of materials C. Trees shall be placed in an upright position with the rootball covered by mulch and kept moist. Trees and shrubs should not be left on site unplanted for more than 24-hours without adequate water to insure roots survial. INSPECTION kIN OR TIE HOSE WITH TIE STAKES ) TO FIRM SOIL a. Plants may be subject to inspection and approval by the owner or owner's representative at the place of growth or holding yard for conformity to specification requirements as to quality, size and variety. b. Plants damaged in handling or transportation can be rejected by the owner or owner's representative. c. State nursery inspection certificates shall be furnished to the landscape architect upon request. PLANTING PROCEDURES FOR ALL CONTAINER -GROWN TREES & SHRUBS A. Remove the plant either by cutting or inverting the container. B. For untreated plastic container grown plants with circling roots, use a sharp knife to make 1" cuts the length of the rootball. C. Plant shrub or tree a minimum of 1/8 of the height of the rootball above existing grade. D. Apply a 2 to 3" thick layer of approved mulch. Keep mulch 6" away from the trunk of all trees and shrubs. E. Plants grown in root containment bags must have the bags removed during the planting operation. No additional slashing of the rootball is necessary. STAKES ) TO FIRM SOIL FAKES PARALLEL S AND BUILDINGS PRUNE DOMINANT LEADERS PRUNE RUBBING OR CROSSING BRANCHES DO NOT STAKE OR WRAP TRUNK UNLESS NECESSARY REMOVE TAGS AND LABELS CUT AWAY ALL BALLING ROPES TOP OF BALL IS TO BE 2" EXISTING GRADE REMOVE TOP OF WIRE BASKET WIDEN AND SCORE HOLE WALLS REMOVE CONTAINER AND CUT CIRCLING ROOTS IF CONTAINER -GROWN OR AS MUCH BURLAP AS POSSIBLE LEAVE SOLID SOIL PEDESTAL - DO NOT DIG DEEPER THAN BALL DEPTH 2X-3X BALL DIA. TREE PLANTING DETAIL TREES 0" CAL. SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DO NOT PRUNE TERMINAL LEADER OR BRANCH TIPS PRUNE NARROW CROTCH ANGLES AND WATER SPROUTS — PRUNE BROKEN BRANCHES —� PRUNE SUCKERS 2"-3" MULCH KEPT -------AWAY FROM TRUNK SOIL WELL TO CONTAIN WATER IJ UNAMENDED BACKFILL SOIL WATER TO SETTLE SOIL AREA FOR WATER DRAINAGE SYM, ABB BOTANIC NAME COMMON NAME QUANTITY 51ZE OAR Acer Rubrum RED MAPLE 21 (PARKING) 2" cal 545 ® AR Acer Rubrum RED MAPLE I9 (BUFFER) 4' HT 545 CL Cupressocypar(a leylandii Leyland Cypress IS (BUFFER) 4' HT 545 0. Az Azalea 'Nancy of Robin Hill' AZALEA 19 (BUFFER) 18" HT INTERIOR PARKING LOT LANDSCAPING (165-27EX11Xb): I TREE PER 10 SPACES 112 TOTAL SPACES PROPOSED/ 10= 11 TREE5 REQUIRED PERIMETER LAND5CAPING (165-274EX11Xa): 32,812S.F. IMPERVIOUS AREA or 0.S5 acres) 1 TREE PER 2000 SF IMPERVIOUS AREA 32,812/ 2000 = it TIRE E 5 RE QU I RE D TOTAL = 25 TREE5 PROVIDED NOTE: *THE PLACEMENT OF TREES 5HO,UN ON THE PLAN MAY CHANGE AT THE FINAL FUTURE 51TE PLAN STAGE. THE OWNER RESERVE5 THE RIGHT TO RELOCATE TREE5 TO MAKE THE 51TE ASCETICALLY PLEA5ING WITH APPROVAL FROM FREDERICK COUNTY 'ALL PLANTS SHALL CONFORM WITH 1&5-368 OF THE FREDERICK COUNTY ZONING ORDINANCE AND ALL PLANT SUBSTITUTIONS MUST BE APPROVED IN WRITING BY FREDERICK COUNTY PLANNING DEPARTMENT. I"X4"X4'-8" SLATS, 2-FINISH NAIL AT TOP AND BOTTOM 211X4"X4' BEAMS, TOE NAIL To POST 411X4"X8' POSTS 125° /L 4'-011� LL�LIJ�LL� NOTES: I. PRESERVATIVE STAIN ON ALL WOOD. `" COLOR TO MATCH THAT OF 5LDG- 2. FINISHED SIDE OF FENCE SHALL FACE ADJOININGG PROPERTY, IF APPLICABLE. �o COMPACTED GRAVEL ---W EENGE DETAIL NOT TO SCALE a Z W W Z Z W 0 0 ca 01 a �.5 a:t .9.- _ .�4 Z�' x W U 0 03 1 p CD CO U o o1 U -,t N 0 ON r- I U �o U a� H s ti W o r, a) 9 W rn w MARK D, SMITH 9 iNoo,02283ry7 �W SjONAL W CC Z E-1 Q a o � W U U O J U) U) P it Z (.9 Z r-i Y a w Z O r DATE: July 9, 2009 SCALE: 1"= 60" DESIGNED BY: JNT FILE NO. 2041A SHEET 5 OF 5 DWG# 09-13 GENERAL CONDITIONS SCOPE OF WORK The landscape contractor shall provide all materials, labor and equipment to complete all landscape work as shown on the plans and specifications. NOTE: If the contractor bids according to the Plant List, he/she should thoroughly check the plant list quantities with the symbols drawn on the plan, to be sure there are no discrepancies. If there is a discrepancy between the drawing and the list on the plans, the drawing takes precedence. STANDARDS A. All plant material will conform to the current issue of the American Standard for Nursery Stock published by the American Nursery & Landscape Association (ANLA). B. Plant material must be selected from nurseries that have been inspected and certified by state plant inspectors. C. Collected material may be used only when approved by owner's representative. D. Nomenclature will be in accordance with Hortus III by L.H. Bailey. SUBSTITUTIONS: PRE -BID It is the landscape contractor's responsibility to make every reasonable effort to find the material speified by the architect. The landscape contractor may offer substitutions to the landscape architect for his/her consideration. The landscape contractor will notify the landscape architect if there are known diseases or insect resistant species that can be substituted for a selected pest -prone plant. The contractor shall submit a base bid as per plan plus price clarifications for all recommended substitutions. SUBSTITUTIONS: POST -BID It is the intent to eliminate post -bid substitutions. However, in the event that the contract material has become unavailable, an appropriate substitution must be approved by the owner's representative. UTILITIES AND UNDERGROUND FEATURES The landscape contractor shall notify utility companies and/or the general contractor in advance of construction to locate utilities A. If there is a conflict with the utilities and the planting, the landscape architect shall be responsible for relocating plants prior to the planting process. Any cost due to relocating after planting shall be borne by the owner. DRAINAGE If plants are to be installed in areas that show obvious poor drainage, and the plants are inappropriate for that condition, the landscape contractor shall notify the landscape architect and owner. If they deem necessary, the plants shall be relocated, the contract shall be adjusted to allow for drainage correction at a negotiated cost, or the plant selection modified by the landscape architect to accommodate the poor drainage situation. WARRANTY A. The standard warranty is for a one (1) year period, excluding bulbs, sod and annuals, commencing on the date of initial acceptance. All plants shall be alive and in satisfactory growth at the end of the guarantee period. B. Any material that is 25% dead or more shall be considered dead and must be replaced at no charge. A tree shall be considered dead when the main leader has died back, or 25% of the crown is dead. C. Replacements shall be made during the next planting period. D. Replacements shall be of the same type, size and quality as original species unless otherwise negotiated. DIG HOLE 2X-3X ROOT BALL WIDTH TREE PLANTING — VERTICAL STAKES TREES 0" CAL SCALE: NOT TO SCALE STANDARDS A. Plants will be in accordance with the current ANLA's Standards and conform in general to representative species. B. Balled and Burlapped (B&B) 1.Balled and burlapped plants shall be dug with firm root balls free of noxious weeds. There should be no excess soil on top of the root ball or around the trunk. 2. Ball sizes shall be in accordance with ANLA Standards. 3. Caliper and Height Measurement: In size grading B&B single -trunk trees, caliper shall take precedence over height. Caliper of the trunk shall be taken 6" above the ground level (up to and including 4" caliper size) and 12" above the ground level for larger trees. For multiple -trunk trees, height measurement shall take precedence over caliper. C. Container -Grown Stock 1.The size of container -grown shrubs is measured by height and width of plant. Container -grown trees are measured by the same standards listed in B.3 above. The root system of container -grown plants shall be well - developed and well -distributed throughout the container. 2. All container -grown trees and shrubs that have circling and matted roots shall be treated in the following manner prior to planting: using a knife or sharp blade, make 4-5 cuts, 1" deep, the length of the root ball, to cut all circling roots. See Planting Procedures For All Container -Grown Trees & Shrubs in this section. 3. All container -grown plants should be grouped and watered daily until they are planted in the landscape, the soil shall be kept moist with the equivalent of one inch of rainfall per week. A. Pruning shall be done before planting or during the planting operation. Pruning Detail for Trees in this section. B. All plant material in transit shall be covered to keep material from drying out. The coverug shall comply with state and local laws pertaining to the transport of materials C. Trees shall be placed in an upright position with the rootball covered by mulch and kept moist. Trees and shrubs should not be left on site unplanted for more than 24-hours without adequate water to insure roots survial. INSPECTION HOSE WITH TIE STAKES ) TO FIRM SOIL a. Plants may be subject to inspection and approval by the owner or owner's representative at the place of growth or holding yard for conformity to specification requirements as to quality, size and variety. b. Plants damaged in handling or transportation can be rejected by the owner or owner's representative. c. State nursery inspection certificates shall be furnished to the landscape architect upon request. PLANTING PROCEDURES FOR ALL CONTAINER -GROWN TREES & SHRUBS A. Remove the plant either by cutting or inverting the container. B. For untreated plastic container grown plants with circling roots, use a sharp knife to make 1" cuts the length of the rootball. C. Plant shrub or tree a minimum of 1/8 of the height of the rootball above existing grade. D. Apply a 2 to 3" thick layer of approved mulch. Keep mulch 6" away from the trunk of all trees and shrubs. E. Plants grown in root containment bags must have the bags removed during the planting operation. No additional slashing of the rootball is necessary. STAKES ) TO FIRM SOIL TAKES PARALLEL S AND BUILDINGS PRUNE DOMINANT LEADERS PRUNE RUBBING OR CROSSING BRANCHES DO NOT STAKE OR WRAP TRUNK UNLESS NECESSARY REMOVE TAGS AND LABELS CUT AWAY ALL BALLING ROPES TOP OF BALL IS TO BE 2" EXISTING GRADE REMOVE TOP OF WIRE BASKET WIDEN AND SCORE HOLE WALLS REMOVE CONTAINER AND CUT CIRCLING ROOTS IF CONTAINER —GROWN OR AS MUCH BURLAP AS POSSIBLE DO NOT PRUNE TERMINAL LEADER OR BRANCH TIPS PRUNE NARROW CROTCH ANGLES AND WATER SPROUTS PRUNE BROKEN BRANCHES PRUNE SUCKERS MULCH KEPT AWAY FROM TRUNK 41-W \ �171�NTAIN WATER 1�c;= 1 - - - - UNAMENDED BACKFILL SOIL LEAVE SOLID SOIL PEDESTAL — DO NOT DIG DEEPER THAN BALL DEPTH 1, 2X-3X BALL DIA. TREE PLANTING DETAIL TREES <4• CAL SCALE: NOT TO SCALE WATER TO SETTLE SOIL AREA FOR WATER DRAINAGE 51M. A55 BOTANIC NAME COMMON NAME QUANTITY 51ZE O AR Acer Rubrum RED MAPLE 21 (PARKING;) 2" cal 545 ® AR Acer Rubrum RED MAPLE 19 (BUFFER) 4' HT 545 0 CL Cupressocyparis leylandii Leyland Cypress 19 (BUFFER) 4' HT 545 Az Azalea 'Nancy of Robin Hill' AZALEA 19 (BUFFER) 18" HT INTERIOR PARKING LOT LANDSCAPING (1�o5-21(EX11Xb). I TREE PER 10 SPACES 112 TOTAL SPACES PROPOSED/ 10= 11 TREES REQUIRED PERIMETER LANDSCAPING (1(05-21-(EX11Xa): 32,812SF. IMPERVIOUS AREA or 0.S5 acres) I TREE PER 2000 SF IMPERVIOUS AREA 32,812/ 20M = n THE E 5 RE QU I RE D TOTAL = 2& TREES PROVIDED NOTE: sTHE PLACEMENT OF TREE5 5HOWN ON THE PLAN MAY CHANGE AT THE FINAL FUTURE 51TE PLAN STAGE. THE OWNER RE5ERVE5 THE RIGHT TO RELOCATE TREE5 TO MAKE THE 51TE A5CETICALLY PLEA5ING WITH APPROVAL FROM FREDERICK COUNTY *ALL PLANT5 5HALL CONFORM WITH 165-368 OF THE FREDERICK COUNTY ZONING ORDINANCE AND ALL PLANT 5U55TITUTION5 MUST BE APPROVED IN WRITING BY FREDERICK COUNTY PLANNING DEPARTMENT. I"X4"X4'-8" SLATS, 2-FINISH NAIL AT TOP AND 50TTOM 2"X4"X4' BEAMS. TOE NAIL TO POST 4"X4"X8' POSTS 1) k NOTES: I. PRESERVATIVE STAIN ON ALL WOOD. COLOR TO MATCH THAT OF 5LDG. 2. FINISHED SIDE OF FENCE SHALL FACE Cq ADJOINING, PROPERTY, IF APPLICABLE. �o C OMPACTED CsRAVEL WOOD FENCE DETAIL NOT TO SCALE 0 Z W W a Z W N o LO >M CO C� CO _t 0 ' 1 aQ, 0 WLO Z �; a) 1 W x �(D LO�3 (1)1Q) a) W"Cl � �� Hw i; a) o (U w rn jam' MARK D, SMITH No. U2121J83? O�V s-toNAL Z Z U) I F=(5 a o � W ~O � 41 U) U) H a Y IL IL W w Z O d' U) r� DATE: July 9, 2009 SCALE: 1"= 60" 0 DESIGNED BY. JNT FILE NO. 2041A SHEET 5 OF 5 DWG# 09-13 GENERAL CONDITIONS SCOPE OF WORK The landscape contractor shall provide all materials, labor and equipment to complete all landscape work as shown on the plans and specifications. NOTE: If the contractor bids according to the Plant List, he/she should thoroughly check the plant list quantities with the symbols drawn on the plan, to be sure there are no discrepancies. If there is a discrepancy between the drawing and the list on the plans, the drawing takes precedence. STANDARDS A. All plant material will conform to the current issue of the American Standard for Nursery Stock published by the American Nursery & Landscape Association (ANLA). B. Plant material must be selected from nurseries that have been inspected and certified by state plant inspectors. C. Collected material may be used only when approved by owner's representative. D. Nomenclature will be in accordance with Hortus III by L.H. Bailey. SUBSTITUTIONS: PRE -BID It is the landscape contractor's responsibility to make every reasonable effort to find the material speified by the architect. The landscape contractor may offer substitutions to the landscape architect for his/her consideration. The landscape contractor will notify the landscape architect if there are known diseases or insect resistant species that can be substituted for a selected pest -prone plant. The contractor shall submit a base bid as per plan plus price clarifications for all recommended substitutions. SUBSTITUTIONS: POST -BID It is the intent to eliminate post -bid substitutions. However, in the event that the contract material has become unavailable, an appropriate substitution must be approved by the owner's representative. UTILITIES AND UNDERGROUND FEATURES The landscape contractor shall notify utility companies and/or the general contractor in advance of construction to locate utilities A. If there is a conflict with the utilities and the planting, the landscape architect shall be responsible for relocating plants prior to the planting process. Any cost due to relocating after planting shall be borne by the owner. DRAINAGE If plants are to be installed in areas that show obvious poor drainage, and the plants are inappropriate for that condition, the landscape contractor shall notify the landscape architect and owner. If they deem necessary, the plants shall be relocated, the contract shall be adjusted to allow for drainage correction at a negotiated cost, or the plant selection modified by the landscape architect to accommodate the poor drainage situation. WARRANTY A. The standard warranty is for a one (1) year period, excluding bulbs, sod and annuals, commencing on the date of initial acceptance. All plants shall be alive and in satisfactory growth at the end of the guarantee period. B. Any material that is 25% dead or more shall be considered dead and must be replaced at no charge. A tree shall be considered dead when the main leader has died back, or 25% of the crown is dead. C. Replacements shall be made during the next planting period. D. Replacements shall be of the same type, size and quality as original species unless otherwise negotiated. L l DIG HOLE 2X-3X ROOT BALL WIDTH TREE PLANTING - VERTICAL STAKES TREES <4' CAL SCALE: NOT TO SCALE STANDARDS A. Plants will be in accordance with the current ANLA's Standards and conform in general to representative species. B. Balled and Burlapped (B&B) 1.Balled and burlapped plants shall be dug with firm root balls free of noxious weeds. There should be no excess soil on top of the root ball or around the trunk. 2. Ball sizes shall be in accordance with ANLA Standards. 3. Caliper and Height Measurement: In size grading B&B single -trunk trees, caliper shall take precedence over height. Caliper of the trunk shall be taken 6" above the ground level (up to and including 4" caliper size) and 12" above the ground level for larger trees. For multiple -trunk trees, height measurement shall take precedence over caliper. C. Container -Grown Stock 1.The size of container -grown shrubs is measured by height and width of plant. Container -grown trees are measured by the same standards listed in B.3 above. The root system of container -grown plants shall be well - developed and well -distributed throughout the container. 2. All container -grown trees and shrubs that have circling and matted roots shall be treated in the following manner prior to planting: using a knife or sharp blade, make 4-5 cuts, 1" deep, the length of the root ball, to cut all circling roots. See Planting Procedures For All Container -Grown Trees & Shrubs in this section. 3. All container -grown plants should be grouped and watered daily until they are planted in the landscape, the soil shall be kept moist with the equivalent of one inch of rainfall per week. A. Pruning shall be done before planting or during the planting operation. Pruning Detail for Trees in this section. B. All plant material in transit shall be covered to keep material from drying out. The coverng shall comply with state and local laws pertaining to the transport of materials C. Trees shall be placed in an upright position with the rootball covered by mulch and kept moist. Trees and shrubs should not be left on site unplanted for more than 24-hours without adequate water to insure roots survial. INSPECTION UN OR TIE HOSE WITH TIE STAKES TO FIRM SOIL a. Plants may be subject to inspection and approval by the owner or owner's representative at the place of growth or holding yard for conformity to specification requirements as to quality, size and variety. b. Plants damaged in handling or transportation can be rejected by the owner or owner's representative. c. State nursery inspection certificates shall be furnished to the landscape architect upon request. PLANTING PROCEDURES FOR ALL CONTAINER -GROWN TREES & SHRUBS A. Remove the plant either by cutting or inverting the container. B. For untreated plastic container grown plants with circling roots, use a sharp knife to make I" cuts the length of the rootball. C. Plant shrub or tree a minimum of 1/8 of the height of the rootball above existing grade. D. Apply a 2 to 3" thick layer of approved mulch. Keep mulch 6" away from the trunk of all trees and shrubs. E. Plants grown in root containment bags must have the bags removed during the planting operation. No additional slashing of the rootball is necessary. STAKES ) TO FIRM SOIL TAKES PARALLEL S AND BUILDINGS PRUNE DOMINANT LEADERS PRUNE RUBBING OR CROSSING BRANCHES DO NOT STAKE OR WRAP TRUNK UNLESS NECESSARY REMOVE TAGS AND LABELS CUT AWAY ALL BALLING ROPES TOP OF BALL IS TO BE 2" EXISTING GRADE REMOVE TOP OF WIRE BASKET WIDEN AND SCORE HOLE WALLS REMOVE CONTAINER AND CUT CIRCLING ROOTS IF CONTAINER --GROWN OR AS MUCH BURLAP AS POSSIBLE DO NOT PRUNE TERMINAL LEADER OR BRANCH TIPS PRUNE NARROW CROTCH ANGLES AND WATER SPROUTS PRUNE BROKEN BRANCHES PRUNE SUCKERS 2"-3" MULCH KEPT AWAY FROM TRUNK III�IIIIII 1 i _ SOIL WELL TO CONTAIN WATER UNAMENDED BACKFILL SOIL WATER TO SETTLE SOIL LEAVE SOLID SOIL PEDESTAL - DO NOT DIG DEEPER THAN BALL DEPTH l l 2X-3X BALL DIA. TREE PLANTING DETAIL TREES <4' CAL SCALE: NOT TO SCALE AREA FOR WATER DRAINAGE 51M. ABB BOTANIC NAME COMMON NAME QUANTITY 51ZE O AR Acer Rubrum RED MAPLE 21 (PARKING) 2" cal BEB ® AR Acer Rubrum RED MAPLE 19 (BUFFER) 4' HT 545 0 CL Cupressocyparis leylandii Leyland Cypress 19 (15LIFFER) 4' HT 545 Az Azalea 'Nancy of Robin Hill' AZALEA 79 (BUFFER) 18" HT INTERIOR fi ARKING LOT LAND5CAPING (1(o5-27(EX11Xb): 1 TREE PER 10 -SPACES 112 TOTAL SPACES PROPOSED/ 10- 11 TREE5 REQUIRED PERIMETER LANDSCAPING (165-214EXIIX(3): 32,812SF. IMPERVIOUS AREA or 0.95 acres) I TREE PER 2000 SF IMPERVIOUS AREA 32,812/ 2000 -- I1 TREE5 REQUIRED TOTAL = 28 TREES PROVIDED NOTE: *THE PLACEMENT OF TREE5 5HOWN ON THE PLAN MAY CHANGE AT THE FINAL FUTURE 51TE PLAN STAGE. THE OWNER RE5ERVE5 THE RIGHT TO RELOCATE TREE5 TO MAKE THE 51TE ASCETICALLY PLEA5ING WITH APPROVAL FROM FREDERICK COUNTY *ALL PLANTS 5HALL CONFORM WITH 165-368 OF THE FREDERICK COUNTY ZONING ORDINANCE AND ALL PLANT 5U55TITUTION5 MU5T BE APPROVED IN WRITING BY FREDERICK COUNTY PLANNING DEPARTMENT. I"X4"X4'-8" SLATS, 2-FINISH NAIL AT TOP AND BOTTOM 2"X4"X4' BEAMS, TOE NAIL TO POST 4"X4"X8' POSTS 115'� %L 4 -0" NOTES;�� I. PRESERVATIVE STAIN ON ALL WOOD. COLOR TO MATCH THAT OF 5LDG. 2. FINISHED SIDE OF FENCE SHALL FACE m ADJOINING PROPERTY, IF APPLICA5LE. �a COMPACTED GRAVEL WOOD FENCE DETAIL NOT TO SCALE a Z W W Z Z WCV o LO 0 N C\2 00 1�t a.� C\2 CO U CDL x 0 CQ LU �� a� W 0W U �� E Hw �01 �.I~ a U w rn w OF IJ MARK SMITH 9 No,022837 611 SjONAL W E, Z CC Z � 1p°Q In J a W v o J Z Z ►-1 a W W O r DATE: July 9, 2009 SCALE: 1"= 60" E4 0 DESIGNED BY: JNT FILE NO. 2041A SHEET 5 OF 5 DWG# 09 —13 GENERAL CONDITIONS SCOPE OF WORK The landscape contractor shall provide all materials, labor and equipment to complete all landscape work as shown on the plans and specifications. NOTE: If the contractor bids according to the Plant List, he/she should thoroughly check the plant list quantities with the symbols drawn on the plan, to be sure there are no discrepancies. If there is a discrepancy between the drawing and the list on the plans, the drawing takes precedence. STANDARDS A. All plant material will conform to the current issue of the American Standard for Nursery Stock published by the American Nursery & Landscape Association (ANLA). B. Plant material must be selected from nurseries that have been inspected and certified by state plant inspectors. C. Collected material may be used only when approved by owner's representative. D. Nomenclature will be in accordance with Hortus III by L.H. Bailey. SUBSTITUTIONS: PRE -BID It is the landscape contractor's responsibility to make every reasonable effort to find the material speified by the architect. The landscape contractor may offer substitutions to the landscape architect for his/her consideration. The landscape contractor will notify the landscape architect if there are known diseases or insect resistant species that can be substituted for a selected pest -prone plant. The contractor shall submit a base bid as per plan plus price clarifications for all recommended substitutions. SUBSTITUTIONS: POST -BID It is the intent to eliminate post -bid substitutions. However, in the event that the contract material has become unavailable, an appropriate substitution must be approved by the owner's representative. UTILITIES AND UNDERGROUND FEATURES The landscape contractor shall notify utility companies and/or the general contractor in advance of construction to locate utilities A. If there is a conflict with the utilities and the planting, the landscape architect shall be responsible for relocating plants prior to the planting process. Any cost due to relocating after planting shall be borne by the owner. DRAINAGE If plants are to be installed in areas that show obvious poor drainage, and the plants are inappropriate for that condition, the landscape contractor shall notify the landscape architect and owner. If they deem necessary, the plants shall be relocated, the contract shall be adjusted to allow for drainage correction at a negotiated cost, or the plant selection modified by the landscape architect to accommodate the poor drainage situation. WARRANTY A. The standard warranty is for a one (1) year period, excluding bulbs, sod and annuals, commencing on the date of initial acceptance. All plants shall be alive and in satisfactory growth at the end of the guarantee period. B. Any material that is 25% dead or more shall be considered dead and must be replaced at no charge. A tree shall be considered dead when the main leader has died back, or 25% of the crown is dead. C. Replacements shall be made during the next planting period. D. Replacements shall be of the same type, size and quality as original species unless otherwise negotiated. DIG HOLE 2X-3X ROOT BALL WIDTH TREE PLANTING — VERTICAL STAKES TREES <4" CAL SCALE: NOT TO SCALE STANDARDS A. Plants will be in accordance with the current ANLA's Standards and conform in general to representative species. B. Balled and Burlapped (B&B) 1.Balled and burlapped plants shall be dug with firm root balls free of noxious weeds. There should be no excess soil on top of the root ball or around the trunk. 2. Ball sizes shall be in accordance with ANLA Standards. 3. Caliper and Height Measurement: In size grading B&B single -trunk trees, caliper shall take precedence over height. Caliper of the trunk shall be taken 6" above the ground level (up to and including 4" caliper size) and 12" above the ground level for larger trees. For multiple -trunk trees, height measurement shall take precedence over caliper. C. Container -Grown Stock 1.The size of container -grown shrubs is measured by height and width of plant. Container -grown trees are measured by the same standards listed in B.3 above. The root system of container -grown plants shall be well - developed and well -distributed throughout the container. 2. All container -grown trees and shrubs that have circling and matted roots shall be treated in the following manner prior to planting: using a knife or sharp blade, make 4-5 cuts, 1" deep, the length of the root ball, to cut all circling roots. See Planting Procedures For All Container -Grown Trees & Shrubs in this section. 3. All container -grown plants should be grouped and watered daily until they are planted in the landscape, the soil shall be kept moist with the equivalent of one inch of rainfall per week. A. Pruning shall be done before planting or during the planting operation. Pruning Detail for Trees in this section. B. All plant material in transit shall be covered to keep material from drying out. The coverng shall comply with state and local laws pertaining to the transport of materials C. Trees shall be placed in an upright position with the rootball covered by mulch and kept moist. Trees and shrubs should not be left on site unplanted for more than 24-hours without adequate water to insure roots survial. INSPECTION \IN OR TIE HOSE WITH TIE STAKES ) TO FIRM SOIL a. Plants may be subject to inspection and approval by the owner or owner's representative at the place of growth or holding yard for conformity to specification requirements as to quality, size and variety. b. Plants damaged in handling or transportation can be rejected by the owner or owner's representative. c. State nursery inspection certificates shall be furnished to the landscape architect upon request. PLANTING PROCEDURES FOR ALL CONTAINER -GROWN TREES & SHRUBS A. Remove the plant either by cutting or inverting the container. B. For untreated plastic container grown plants with circling roots, use a sharp knife to make 1" cuts the length of the rootball. C. Plant shrub or tree a minimum of 1/8 of the height of the rootball above existing grade. D. Apply a 2 to 3" thick layer of approved mulch. Keep mulch 6" away from the trunk of all trees and shrubs. E. Plants grown in root containment bags must have the bags removed during the planting operation. No additional slashing of the rootball is necessary. STAKES ) TO FIRM SOIL TAKES PARALLEL S AND BUILDINGS PRUNE DOMINANT LEADERS PRUNE RUBBING OR CROSSING BRANCHES DO NOT STAKE OR WRAP TRUNK UNLESS NECESSARY 104YIESIVI=L eI�_ 21all wa :11R CUT AWAY ALL BALLING ROPES TOP OF BALL IS TO BE 2" EXISTING GRADE REMOVE TOP OF WIRE BASKET WIDEN AND SCORE HOLE WALLS REMOVE CONTAINER AND CUT CIRCLING ROOTS IF CONTAINER —GROWN OR AS MUCH BURLAP AS POSSIBLE DO NOT PRUNE TERMINAL LEADER OR BRANCH TIPS PRUNE NARROW CROTCH ANGLES AND WATER SPROUTS PRUNE BROKEN BRANCHES PRUNE SUCKERS 2"-3" MULCH KEPT III)IIIIII i I _ SOIL WELL TO CONTAIN WATER I:`_•'.i .'— UNAMENDED BACKFILL SOIL LEAVE SOLID SOIL PEDESTAL — DO NOT DIG DEEPER THAN BALL DEPTH 2X-3X BALL DIA. TREE PLANTING DETAIL TREES 0- CAI. SCALE: NOT TO SCALE WATER TO SETTLE SOIL AREA FOR WATER DRAINAGE 51M. ABB BOTANIC NAME COMMON NAME QUANTITY SIZE OAR Acer Rubrum RED MAPLE 21 (PARKING) 2" cal B45 ® AR Acer Rubrum RED MAPLE 19 (BUFFER) 4' HT 545 CL Cupressocyparis leylanclll Leyland Cypress l9 (BUFFER) 4' HT 545 Az Azalea 'Nancy of Robin Hill' AZALEA 19 (5L"ER) 18" HT INTERIOR PARKING LOT LANDSCAPING (1(5-27EX11Xb): I TREE PER 10 SPACES 112 TOTAL SPACES PROPOSED/ 10= 11 TREES REQUIRED PERIMETER LANDSCAPING (1(5-21-(EX11Xa): 32,812SF. IMPERVIOUS AREA or 0.95 acres) 1 TREE PER 2000 SF IMPERVIOUS AREA 32,812/ 2000 = i1 TREES REQUIRED TOTAL = 20 TREES PROVIDED NOTE: sTHE PLACEMENT OF TREES SHOWN ON THE PLAN MAY CHANGE AT THE FINAL FUTURE 51TE PLAN STAGE. THE OWNER RESERVES THE RIGHT TO RELOCATE TREES TO MAKE THE 51TE ASCETICALLY PLEASING WITH APPROVAL FROM FREDERICK COUNTY *ALL PLANTS SHALL CONFORM WITH 165-368 OF THE FREDERICK COUNTY ZONING ORDINANCE AND ALL PLANT 5U55TITUTION5 MUST BE APPROVED IN WRITING BY FREDERICK COUNTY PLANNING DEPARTMENT. I"X4"X4'-8" SLATS, 2-FINISH NAIL AT TOP AND BOTTOM 2"X4"X4' BEAMS. TOE NAIL TO f 4"X4"X8' POSTS NOTES: I. PRESERVATIVE STAIN ON ALL WOOD. COLOR TO MATCH THAT OF BLDG. — 2. FINISHED SIDE OF FENCE SHALL FACE ADJOINING PROPERTY, IF APPLICABLE. �o COMPACTED CsRAVEL WOOD FENCE DETAIL NOT TO SCALE a Z W W Z W CQ o LO co CQ CQ 00 ' aN t~ C�2 C) U 'an �� I rn 4 Z > x 0, i 00 toC WQ) I a� 00 LU U A, `r' an Lo U Hw Q) I>, 0 p an >~ w rn r MARK D, WTH No.022837 SjQNAL W E-, Q O Q a o � W O E U) 3 Y a W w 0 Co r DATE: July 9, 2009 SCALE: 1"= 60" DESIGNED BY: JNT FILE NO. 2041A SHEET 5 OF 5 DWG# 09-13