CANINE RESPITE AREA

12
CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL COLORADO CANINE RESPITE AREA SHEET NUMBER DATE ISSUED: SCALE: 10/14/2020 REVISIONS: No. DATE DESCRIPTION DESIGNED BY: DRAWN BY: CHECKED BY: SEAL: BY 11-03-20 DD SUBMITTAL SHEET TITLE LS-001 GENERAL NOTES 1. All work shall be performed in accordance with plans approved by the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus. 2. Base information provided by Civil Engineer. Refer to survey, plat, roadway and utility drawings, and other available documents for property limits, existing conditions, and horizontal and vertical control. 3. The limits of work occur at the right-of-way or as shown on plans. 4. Verify existing site conditions including, walls, vegetation fences, utilities, property lines, limits of roadways, curbs and gutters, and other obstructions that may affect the progress of work. 5. Locate utilities and maintain their location during all phases of work. Do not damage utility lines/structures. Notify Owner's Representative of any discrepancies before starting any work. Contractor shall be responsible for location of underground utilities or structures, whether or not shown or detailed and installed by any other contract. Restoration of utilities damaged by the Contractor shall be at the Contractor's expense. 6. Thoroughly review the site conditions, drawings, and technical specifications prior to construction. Complete the work of this project in accordance with approved drawings. 7. Anything mentioned in the technical specifications and not shown on the drawings, or shown on the drawings and not mentioned in the technical specifications shall be of like effect as if shown on or mentioned in both. 8. Construction installation, materials, testing and inspection shall comply with applicable codes and ordinances. 9. Take necessary steps to protect and maintain all finished work for the duration of the contract until final acceptance 10. These drawings do not specify safety materials, equipment, methods or sequencing to protect persons and property. Direct and implement safety operations and procedures to protect the Owner, other Contractors, the Public, and others for the duration of the contract. 11. Notes and details on specific drawings take precedence over general notes and typical details. 12. Obtain necessary permits from all jurisdictions as required to construct the work of this project. 13. The work of this contract will not be considered complete until all areas have been cleaned of all dirt and debris and all damaged items are repaired. 14. Irrigation system to be designed. It is anticipated that irrigation system will be a modification of the existing system. Lawn areas to have pop up heads. Shrub areas to have subsurface irrigation (netafim or similar.) GRADING NOTES 1. Employ a licensed surveyor to establish all grade and work lines. Have Owners Representative review grade stakes prior to final grading. 2. All proposed grades shall meet and blend with existing grades at project limits and at curbs sidewalks and roadways. Existing elevations indicated on plans shall be verified in field to as-built condition. 3. Erosion Control- See Civil Engineering Drawings for Contractor responsibilities, means, and methods. 4. Contractor shall be responsible for 'rounding off' all sharp ridges existing on site whether or not such conditions are indicated on plans. Round tops and toes of slope to provide smooth transition to existing grade. Berms and landforms will be smooth and rounded vertical curves with no sharp transition in grade, unless otherwise noted. 5. Contractor shall not proceed with construction when it becomes evident that unforseen obstructions, area discrepancies and/or grade differences exist. Such conditions shall be immediately brought to the attention of the Owner's Representative for decision. The Contractor shall assume full responsibility for all necessary revisions due to failure to give such notification. 6. All landscape grades are based upon elevations shown on the Civil Engineer drawings. 7. Contractor shall be responsible for any coordination with subcontractors as required to accomplish all grading operations. 8. Maintain positive drainage, unless specifically designed for ponding, at all times. Minimum 2% slope in planted areas, Minimum 1% in paved areas. Refer to Civil Engineer's drawings for drainage structure locations and details.. 9. Hold finish grades of shrub and ground cover areas 1" below the top of adjacent pavements or curbs, unless otherwise noted. 10. Subsurface drainage lines shall be placed with a minimum of 12" cover. Contractor is responsible for verifying invert elevations at all drains and pipe depths to ensure positive drainage at the slope indicated to the outlet shown on the plans. 11. Maximum slope in landscape planting areas is 3:1. Max slope in turf/sod areas is 4:1. 12. No change in contract price will be allowed for actual or claimed discrepancy between existing grade and those shown on plans after Contractor has accepted existing grades and moved onto site 13. Maximum running slopes along walkways are designed and drawn at 4.8% slope in order to ensure the finished slope is below 5% per ADA guidelines. No running slopes in the direction of travel on paved surfaces are to be greater than 5% without a handrail. 14. Maximum cross slope on walkways are designed and drawn at 1.8% slope in order to ensure the finished cross slope is less than 2% per ADA guidelines. No cross slopes on paved surfaces are to be greater than 2%. LAYOUT NOTES 1. Verify existing site information including, but not limited to street grades, utilities, property lines, limits of roadways, curbs and gutters taken from the Civil Engineer's drawings. 2. All work shall comply with applicable codes and ordinances. 3. Take all dimensions from back of curb, face of wall or building, and centerline of trees unless otherwise noted. 4. All dimensions called out as 'equal' are equidistant measurements. 5. Written dimensions supercede scaled dimensions. Do not scale drawings, if there is a question regarding dimensions, contact Dig Studio for verification. 6. All angles to match those noted on drawing and all lines of paving to be parallel unless otherwise noted. Maintain horizontal alignment of adjacent elements as noted on drawings. 7. Reference to north refers to true north. Reference to scale is for full sized drawings only. Do not scale from drawings. 8. Concrete slabs or footings shall be doweled into abutting walls, foundations and footings only where shown on the plans and details. 9. Provide expansion joints in concrete paving a maximum distance of 50 feet apart and at all intersections, where new concrete abuts existing concrete paving, buildings, curbs and walls unless otherwise noted. 10. Provide control joints evenly spaced between expansion joints as shown on drawings, except where special score joint pattern is specified. 11. Sleeves and conduits shall be installed a minimum of 18 inches below finished grade and shall extend 12 inches beyond back of curbs, walls, and paving. 12. Coordinate and field verify all sleeving locations for all utility, electrical, and irrigation prior to construction. 1. All plant materials shall meet or exceed current American Standard for Nursery Stock (ANSI Z60.1-2004) and the Colorado Nursery Act and accompanying Rules and Regulations. 2. All plants will be balled and burlapped or container grown. Bare root or spaded plants will not be accepted. 3. Supply all plant material in quantities sufficient to complete the planting bed as shown on the drawings. 4. All plants will be inspected and approved by the Owner's Representative prior to delivery to the site. 5. Any proposed substitutions of plant species shall be approved by the Landscape Architect and University representative prior to delivery to the site. 6. Obtain Landscape Architects approval of finish grading prior to the start of planting. 7. Stake locations of all proposed trees and edges of new planting beds for approval by the Landscape Architect prior to the commencement of planting. 8. Landscape Contractor shall be responsible for becoming aware of all underground utilities, pipes and structures. The Landscape Contractor shall be held responsible for contacting all utility companies for field location of underground utility lines prior to any excavation. Landscape Contractor shall take sole responsibility for any cost of utility repair due to damage caused by his operations. 9. Do not willfully proceed with construction as designed when it is obvious that unknown obstructions and/or grade differences exist that may not have been known during design. Such conditions shall be immediately brought to the attention of the Landscape Architect. The Landscape Contractor shall assume full responsibility for all necessary revisions due to failure to give such notification. 10. Landscape Contractor shall be responsible for any coordination with subcontractors as required to accomplish planting operations. 11. See specifications for planting requirements, soil preparation testing, materials and execution. Arrange for visit of Landscape Architect for review and approval a minimum of 48 hours prior to installation. 12. See details and specifications for staking method, plant pit dimensions and backfill requirements. 13. Landscape Contractor shall provide per-unit costs for every size of plant materials, and by type, as called out on planting plans. Unit cost to include the plant material itself and installation, including all labor, amendments, fertilizers, etc., as detailed and specified for each size. 14. Landscape Contractor is responsible to do their own quantity takeoffs for all plant materials and sizes shown on plans. PLANTING NOTES 15. The Landscape Contractor shall be responsible for positive drainage throughout the site with accurately set flow lines. No low spots or ponding of surface water will be accepted in final work. 16. Coordinate installation of large plant material with installation of wall footings, bridge abutments and pavements. Any damage to improvements by others is the responsibility of the Landscape Contractor. 17. The Landscape Contractor shall allow for the addition of specified quantities of soil amendments, conditioners and mulch in soil preparation and finish grading. 18. Imported soil shall be used to supplement the existing soil as necessary to meet the finish grade requirements at planting areas. 19. The Landscape Contractor shall verify soil test at his expense prior to planting and will follow test recommendations and Landscape Architect's approval for soil amendments. 20. The Landscape Contractor shall receive the specified subgrade elevation, of +/- one tenth of a foot below finish grade. The Landscape Contractor shall be responsible to furnish and install amended or imported soil in any planting areas as necessary to achieve the specified finish planting grades unless otherwise noted on plans or specs. 21. Contractor is to familiarize himself with the layout, grading and civil engineering documents to coordinate actual location of trees and shrubs. 22. Maintenance Statement: All landscaping shown on this plan shall be maintained in a neat and adequate manner. Required maintenance activities shall include, but not limited to, mowing of lawns, trimming of hedges, adequate irrigation, replacement of dead, diseased or unsightly landscaping, removal of weeds from planted areas, and appropriate pruning of plant materials. 23. Take all dimensions from back of curb, center line of trees, and centerline of light pole bases, unless otherwise noted. 24. Take all dimensions perpendicular to any reference line, centerline, building face, or back of curb. 25. Written dimensions supercede scaled dimensions. Do not scale drawings, if there is a question regarding dimension, contact Landscape Architect for verification. GENERAL NOTES SHEET INDEX Sheet Number Sheet Title LS-001 GENERAL NOTES LM-101 MATERIALS PLAN LS-101 LAYOUT PLAN LS-201 SITE ENLARGEMENT LS-202 SITE ENLARGEMENT LS-203 SITE ENLARGEMENT LS-501 SITE DETAILS LS-502 SITE DETAILS LS-503 SITE DETAILS LP-101 PLANTING PLAN LP-102 PLANT PALETTE LP-501 PLANTING DETAILS

Transcript of CANINE RESPITE AREA

Page 1: CANINE RESPITE AREA

CH

ILD

RE

N'S

HO

SP

ITA

L C

OL

OR

AD

O

CA

NIN

E R

ES

PIT

E A

RE

A

SHEET NUMBER

DATE ISSUED:

SCALE:

10/14/2020

REVISIONS:

No. DATE DESCRIPTION

DESIGNED BY:DRAWN BY:CHECKED BY:

SEAL:

BY

11-03-20 DD SUBMITTAL

SHEET TITLE

LS-001

GENERAL NOTES

1. All work shall be performed in accordance with plans approved by the University of Colorado AnschutzMedical Campus.

2. Base information provided by Civil Engineer. Refer to survey, plat, roadway and utility drawings, and otheravailable documents for property limits, existing conditions, and horizontal and vertical control.

3. The limits of work occur at the right-of-way or as shown on plans.4. Verify existing site conditions including, walls, vegetation fences, utilities, property lines, limits of roadways,

curbs and gutters, and other obstructions that may affect the progress of work.5. Locate utilities and maintain their location during all phases of work. Do not damage utility lines/structures.

Notify Owner's Representative of any discrepancies before starting any work. Contractor shall be responsiblefor location of underground utilities or structures, whether or not shown or detailed and installed by any othercontract. Restoration of utilities damaged by the Contractor shall be at the Contractor's expense.

6. Thoroughly review the site conditions, drawings, and technical specifications prior to construction. Completethe work of this project in accordance with approved drawings.

7. Anything mentioned in the technical specifications and not shown on the drawings, or shown on thedrawings and not mentioned in the technical specifications shall be of like effect as if shown on or mentionedin both.

8. Construction installation, materials, testing and inspection shall comply with applicable codes andordinances.

9. Take necessary steps to protect and maintain all finished work for the duration of the contract until finalacceptance

10. These drawings do not specify safety materials, equipment, methods or sequencing to protect persons andproperty. Direct and implement safety operations and procedures to protect the Owner, other Contractors,the Public, and others for the duration of the contract.

11. Notes and details on specific drawings take precedence over general notes and typical details.12. Obtain necessary permits from all jurisdictions as required to construct the work of this project.13. The work of this contract will not be considered complete until all areas have been cleaned of all dirt and

debris and all damaged items are repaired.14. Irrigation system to be designed. It is anticipated that irrigation system will be a modification of the existing

system. Lawn areas to have pop up heads. Shrub areas to have subsurface irrigation (netafim or similar.)

GRADING NOTES1. Employ a licensed surveyor to establish all grade and work lines. Have Owners Representative review grade

stakes prior to final grading.2. All proposed grades shall meet and blend with existing grades at project limits and at curbs sidewalks and

roadways. Existing elevations indicated on plans shall be verified in field to as-built condition.3. Erosion Control- See Civil Engineering Drawings for Contractor responsibilities, means, and methods.4. Contractor shall be responsible for 'rounding off' all sharp ridges existing on site whether or not such conditions

are indicated on plans. Round tops and toes of slope to provide smooth transition to existing grade. Bermsand landforms will be smooth and rounded vertical curves with no sharp transition in grade, unless otherwisenoted.

5. Contractor shall not proceed with construction when it becomes evident that unforseen obstructions, areadiscrepancies and/or grade differences exist. Such conditions shall be immediately brought to the attention ofthe Owner's Representative for decision. The Contractor shall assume full responsibility for all necessaryrevisions due to failure to give such notification.

6. All landscape grades are based upon elevations shown on the Civil Engineer drawings.7. Contractor shall be responsible for any coordination with subcontractors as required to accomplish all grading

operations.8. Maintain positive drainage, unless specifically designed for ponding, at all times. Minimum 2% slope in planted

areas, Minimum 1% in paved areas. Refer to Civil Engineer's drawings for drainage structure locations anddetails..

9. Hold finish grades of shrub and ground cover areas 1" below the top of adjacent pavements or curbs, unlessotherwise noted.

10. Subsurface drainage lines shall be placed with a minimum of 12" cover. Contractor is responsible for verifyinginvert elevations at all drains and pipe depths to ensure positive drainage at the slope indicated to the outletshown on the plans.

11. Maximum slope in landscape planting areas is 3:1. Max slope in turf/sod areas is 4:1.12. No change in contract price will be allowed for actual or claimed discrepancy between existing grade and those

shown on plans after Contractor has accepted existing grades and moved onto site13. Maximum running slopes along walkways are designed and drawn at 4.8% slope in order to ensure the finished

slope is below 5% per ADA guidelines. No running slopes in the direction of travel on paved surfaces are to begreater than 5% without a handrail.

14. Maximum cross slope on walkways are designed and drawn at 1.8% slope in order to ensure the finished crossslope is less than 2% per ADA guidelines. No cross slopes on paved surfaces are to be greater than 2%.

LAYOUT NOTES1. Verify existing site information including, but not limited to street grades, utilities, property

lines, limits of roadways, curbs and gutters taken from the Civil Engineer's drawings.2. All work shall comply with applicable codes and ordinances.3. Take all dimensions from back of curb, face of wall or building, and centerline of trees unless

otherwise noted.4. All dimensions called out as 'equal' are equidistant measurements.5. Written dimensions supercede scaled dimensions. Do not scale drawings, if there is a

question regarding dimensions, contact Dig Studio for verification.6. All angles to match those noted on drawing and all lines of paving to be parallel unless

otherwise noted. Maintain horizontal alignment of adjacent elements as noted on drawings.7. Reference to north refers to true north. Reference to scale is for full sized drawings only. Do

not scale from drawings.8. Concrete slabs or footings shall be doweled into abutting walls, foundations and footings

only where shown on the plans and details.9. Provide expansion joints in concrete paving a maximum distance of 50 feet apart and at all

intersections, where new concrete abuts existing concrete paving, buildings, curbs andwalls unless otherwise noted.

10. Provide control joints evenly spaced between expansion joints as shown on drawings,except where special score joint pattern is specified.

11. Sleeves and conduits shall be installed a minimum of 18 inches below finished grade andshall extend 12 inches beyond back of curbs, walls, and paving.

12. Coordinate and field verify all sleeving locations for all utility, electrical, and irrigation prior toconstruction.

1. All plant materials shall meet or exceed current American Standard forNursery Stock (ANSI Z60.1-2004) and the Colorado Nursery Act andaccompanying Rules and Regulations.

2. All plants will be balled and burlapped or container grown. Bare root orspaded plants will not be accepted.

3. Supply all plant material in quantities sufficient to complete the plantingbed as shown on the drawings.

4. All plants will be inspected and approved by the Owner's Representativeprior to delivery to the site.

5. Any proposed substitutions of plant species shall be approved by theLandscape Architect and University representative prior to delivery to thesite.

6. Obtain Landscape Architects approval of finish grading prior to the startof planting.

7. Stake locations of all proposed trees and edges of new planting beds forapproval by the Landscape Architect prior to the commencement ofplanting.

8. Landscape Contractor shall be responsible for becoming aware of allunderground utilities, pipes and structures. The Landscape Contractorshall be held responsible for contacting all utility companies for fieldlocation of underground utility lines prior to any excavation. LandscapeContractor shall take sole responsibility for any cost of utility repair due todamage caused by his operations.

9. Do not willfully proceed with construction as designed when it is obviousthat unknown obstructions and/or grade differences exist that may nothave been known during design. Such conditions shall be immediatelybrought to the attention of the Landscape Architect. The LandscapeContractor shall assume full responsibility for all necessary revisions dueto failure to give such notification.

10. Landscape Contractor shall be responsible for any coordination withsubcontractors as required to accomplish planting operations.

11. See specifications for planting requirements, soil preparation testing,materials and execution. Arrange for visit of Landscape Architect forreview and approval a minimum of 48 hours prior to installation.

12. See details and specifications for staking method, plant pit dimensionsand backfill requirements.

13. Landscape Contractor shall provide per-unit costs for every size of plantmaterials, and by type, as called out on planting plans. Unit cost toinclude the plant material itself and installation, including all labor,amendments, fertilizers, etc., as detailed and specified for each size.

14. Landscape Contractor is responsible to do their own quantity takeoffs forall plant materials and sizes shown on plans.

PLANTING NOTES15. The Landscape Contractor shall be responsible for positive drainage

throughout the site with accurately set flow lines. No low spots or ponding ofsurface water will be accepted in final work.

16. Coordinate installation of large plant material with installation of wall footings,bridge abutments and pavements. Any damage to improvements by othersis the responsibility of the Landscape Contractor.

17. The Landscape Contractor shall allow for the addition of specified quantitiesof soil amendments, conditioners and mulch in soil preparation and finishgrading.

18. Imported soil shall be used to supplement the existing soil as necessary tomeet the finish grade requirements at planting areas.

19. The Landscape Contractor shall verify soil test at his expense prior toplanting and will follow test recommendations and Landscape Architect'sapproval for soil amendments.

20. The Landscape Contractor shall receive the specified subgrade elevation, of+/- one tenth of a foot below finish grade. The Landscape Contractor shallbe responsible to furnish and install amended or imported soil in any plantingareas as necessary to achieve the specified finish planting grades unlessotherwise noted on plans or specs.

21. Contractor is to familiarize himself with the layout, grading and civilengineering documents to coordinate actual location of trees and shrubs.

22. Maintenance Statement:All landscaping shown on this plan shall be maintained in a neat and adequate manner. Required maintenance activities shall include, but not limited to, mowing of lawns, trimming of hedges, adequate irrigation, replacement of dead, diseased or unsightly landscaping, removal of weedsfrom planted areas, and appropriate pruning of plant materials.

23. Take all dimensions from back of curb, center line of trees, and centerline oflight pole bases, unless otherwise noted.

24. Take all dimensions perpendicular to any reference line, centerline, buildingface, or back of curb.

25. Written dimensions supercede scaled dimensions. Do not scale drawings, ifthere is a question regarding dimension, contact Landscape Architect forverification.

GENERAL NOTES

SHEET INDEX

Sheet Number Sheet Title

LS-001 GENERAL NOTES

LM-101 MATERIALS PLAN

LS-101 LAYOUT PLAN

LS-201 SITE ENLARGEMENT

LS-202 SITE ENLARGEMENT

LS-203 SITE ENLARGEMENT

LS-501 SITE DETAILS

LS-502 SITE DETAILS

LS-503 SITE DETAILS

LP-101 PLANTING PLAN

LP-102 PLANT PALETTE

LP-501 PLANTING DETAILS

Page 2: CANINE RESPITE AREA

BUILDING

R12'-6"

R3'

R6'

BUILDING

EXISTING LIGHT

EXISTING LIGHT

IRRIGATIONBOXES, TYP.

EXISTING SHRUBS, TYP.

TURF SOD TOREPLACE ASNECESSARY

EXISTING TREE

EXISTING DRAIN

ARTIFICIAL TURF

EXISTING STONES, TYP.

EXISTING WALKWAY

EXISTING WALKWAY

EXISTING WALKWAY

R3'

6'

38'-3"

3-01

1LS-203

2LS

-203

3-02

1-13

3-05

2-07

5-08 LINK BENCH B

5-08LINK BENCH A 1-11 1-12

SEE 1/LS-202 FORENLARGEMENT

SEE 2/LS-201 FORENLARGEMENT

SEE 1/LS-201 FORENLARGEMENT

5-09

1-10

1-10

5-10

1-06

8-01

8-02

NORTH

0 5' 10' 20'

SCALE: 1" = 10'-0"

CH

ILD

RE

N'S

HO

SP

ITA

L C

OL

OR

AD

O

CA

NIN

E R

ES

PIT

E A

RE

A

SHEET NUMBER

DATE ISSUED:

SCALE:

10/14/2020

REVISIONS:

No. DATE DESCRIPTION

DESIGNED BY:DRAWN BY:CHECKED BY:

SEAL:

BY

11-03-20 DD SUBMITTAL

SHEET TITLE

1" = 10'

1 - PAVING & SURFACING: DIVISION 32SYMBOL DESCRIPTION DETAIL

SYNLAWN PET SYSTEM 1/LS-502

DG AND FENCE 5/LS-502

MAIN MOUND 1/LS-200

CRESECENT MOUND 2/LS-200

DOG PAW MOUND 1/LS-201

2 - WALLS & FENCES: DIVISION 32SYMBOL DESCRIPTION DETAIL

AMERISTAR WIREWORKS PLUS FENCE 2/LS-502

3 - METALS: DIVISION 05SYMBOL DESCRIPTION DETAIL

ENTRY FEATURE 1/LS-500

DOG PAW "TOE" PLATFORM 2/LS-500

SHADE STRUCTURE 4/LS-501

5 - FURNISHINGS: DIVISION 32SYMBOL DESCRIPTION DETAIL

LINK BENCH 3/LS-502

NEOLIVIANO BENCH 4/LS-502

WAYFINDING SIGN 6/LS-502

8 - PLANTING: DIVISION 32SYMBOL DESCRIPTION DETAIL

TREE PLANTING

SHRUB PLANTING

1-06

1-10

1-11

1-12

1-13

2-07

3-01

3-02

3-05

5-08

5-09

5-10

8-01

8-02

REFERENCE NOTES SCHEDULE

LM-101

MATERIALS PLAN

Page 3: CANINE RESPITE AREA

7'

BUILDING

6'

BUILDING

1'

BREAKPOINT OF RADII

4'

1'

4'

4'

4'1'

1'

1'

1'

SEE 1/LS-202 FORENLARGEMENT

SEE 2/LS-201 FORENLARGEMENT

SEE 1/LS-201 FORENLARGEMENT

39'-1

"

95'

1'-3"

9'-6

"

4'1'

R15

'

R12'-8"

R14'

R27

'

R28'

R7'

-6"

R2'

11'-6"

R28'

R17

'

15'

1'1'

-11"

7'-8"

22'-1

"

15'-9"

4'-3

"

37'-7

"

18'

R28'

R36'

31'-6

"

32'-4

"

39'-4

"

20'-2

"

39'-6

"48'

41'-1

1"2'-7"11'-9"

10"13'7'-2"8'-6"16'-5"5'-7"

3'-10"26'-8"

2'-6"

50'-9

"

3'3'-3"

NORTH

0 5' 10' 20'

SCALE: 1" = 10'-0"

CH

ILD

RE

N'S

HO

SP

ITA

L C

OL

OR

AD

O

CA

NIN

E R

ES

PIT

E A

RE

A

SHEET NUMBER

DATE ISSUED:

SCALE:

10/14/2020

REVISIONS:

No. DATE DESCRIPTION

DESIGNED BY:DRAWN BY:CHECKED BY:

SEAL:

BY

11-03-20 DD SUBMITTAL

SHEET TITLE

1" = 10'

LS-101

LAYOUT PLAN

Page 4: CANINE RESPITE AREA

R3'

R6'

R3'

6'

38'-3"

2LS-201

R12'-6"

1LS-201

NORTH

CH

ILD

RE

N'S

HO

SP

ITA

L C

OL

OR

AD

O

CA

NIN

E R

ES

PIT

E A

RE

A

SHEET NUMBER

DATE ISSUED:

SCALE:

10/14/2020

REVISIONS:

No. DATE DESCRIPTION

DESIGNED BY:DRAWN BY:CHECKED BY:

SEAL:

BY

11-03-20 DD SUBMITTAL

SHEET TITLE

2

ENLARGEMENT - CRESCENT MOUND

1/4" = 1'

1

ENLARGEMENT - MAIN MOUND

1/4" = 1'

CRESCENT MOUND, 3.5' HT.,SEE DETAIL AND SECTION

SHADE STRUCTURE,SEE DETAIL

LINK BENCH B, SEE DETAIL

MOUND, 5' HT., SEE DETAIL AND SECTION

EXISTING DRAIN

2'

SYNLAWN PET SYSTEM ARTIFICIALTURF, SEE DETAIL 1/L502 FORINSTALLATION SPECIFICATIONS

COMPACTEDSOIL, 8" LIFTS

5'

2'

6" 11'-6" 11'-6" 6"

R3'-6" R

3'-6

"R3'-6"

4" COMPACTED CLASS 4ROAD BASE CAP

1

R1'-3" R1

'-3"

R1'

2'7"

6" 3' 3' 6"

2'-8

"

SYNLAWN PET SYSTEM ARTIFICIALTURF, SEE DETAIL 1/L502 FORINSTALLATION SPECIFICATIONS

COMPACTEDSOIL, 8" LIFTS

4" COMPACTED CLASS 4ROAD BASE CAP

2

PLAN

SECTION

PLAN

24" DIA. DRAIN PIPE, CUTANGLE TO MATCH SLOPE

1/2" = 1'0"

SECTION

1/2" = 1'0"

NOTE: FINAL SHAPING OF ALLMOUNDS TO BE APPROVED IN THEFIELD BY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTBEFORE AGGREGATE BASE CAP ANDSYNLAWN ARE INSTALLED

NOTE: FINAL SHAPING OF ALLMOUNDS TO BE APPROVED IN THEFIELD BY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTBEFORE AGGREGATE BASE CAP ANDSYNLAWN ARE INSTALLED

LS-201

SITE ENLARGEMENT

Page 5: CANINE RESPITE AREA

41°41°

41°

8'-9"

R2'

R2'

R2'

R7'

R7'

R3'

1LS-201

NORTH

1

ENLARGEMENT - DOG PAW MOUND

1/4" = 1'

CH

ILD

RE

N'S

HO

SP

ITA

L C

OL

OR

AD

O

CA

NIN

E R

ES

PIT

E A

RE

A

SHEET NUMBER

DATE ISSUED:

SCALE:

10/14/2020

REVISIONS:

No. DATE DESCRIPTION

DESIGNED BY:DRAWN BY:CHECKED BY:

SEAL:

BY

11-03-20 DD SUBMITTAL

SHEET TITLE

PAW-SHAPED MOUND, 3' HT., SEE DETAIL

RAISED PLAY PLATFORMS, HT. VARIES, SEE DETAIL

1'

6" 6"4'-6" 4'-6"

R1'-8" R

1'-8

"R2'

1'

3'

SYNLAWN PET SYSTEM ARTIFICIALTURF, SEE DETAIL 1/L502 FORINSTALLATION SPECIFICATIONS

COMPACTEDSOIL, 8" LIFTS

4" COMPACTED CLASS4 ROAD BASE CAP

1

SECTION

1/2" = 1'0"

NOTE: FINAL SHAPING OF ALLMOUNDS TO BE APPROVED IN THEFIELD BY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTBEFORE AGGREGATE BASE CAP ANDSYNLAWN ARE INSTALLED

LS-202

SITE ENLARGEMENT

Page 6: CANINE RESPITE AREA

1

ILLUSTRATIVE SECTION ELEVATION A

1" = 10'-0"

CH

ILD

RE

N'S

HO

SP

ITA

L C

OL

OR

AD

O

CA

NIN

E R

ES

PIT

E A

RE

A

SHEET NUMBER

DATE ISSUED:

SCALE:

10/14/2020

REVISIONS:

No. DATE DESCRIPTION

DESIGNED BY:DRAWN BY:CHECKED BY:

SEAL:

BY

11-03-20 DD SUBMITTAL

SHEET TITLE

2

ILLUSTRATIVE SECTION ELEVATION B

1" = 10'-0" LS-203

SITE SECTIONS

Page 7: CANINE RESPITE AREA

CH

ILD

RE

N'S

HO

SP

ITA

L C

OL

OR

AD

O

CA

NIN

E R

ES

PIT

E A

RE

A

SHEET NUMBER

DATE ISSUED:

SCALE:

10/14/2020

REVISIONS:

No. DATE DESCRIPTION

DESIGNED BY:DRAWN BY:CHECKED BY:

SEAL:

BY

11-03-20 DD SUBMITTAL

SHEET TITLE

11'

5'4'

2'

5" 5"

4'-3"

10"

1'-4

" 8"8"

5" 5"

R1'R1'

2'-8"

6"

5" DIA. CENTER CROSS TUBE

1'-9"1'-9"

5" DIA. TUBE RING, TENEMICPAINT CHILDREN'S HOSPITALYELLOW

DONOR SIGN ORCANINE RESPITEAREA SIGN

5" DIA. METAL TUBE

TUF GRID FENCE

BASE PLATE CONNECTIONTO BELOW SYN LAWN

NOTE: CONTRACTOR TO PROVIDESTRUCTURAL ENGINEERING FOR ENTRYPORTAL STRUCTURE AND SHOPDRAWINGS FOR REVIEW

J-BOLT ANCHOR INTOCONCRETE FOOTING

CONCRETE BASE

5"

ENTRY PORTAL FEATURE1/2" = 1'-0"

10"

3"

3" DIA. CROSSBAR, TENEMICPAINT CHILDREN'S HOSPITALYELLOW

3'3'

3'

4'4'

2'

3'

2'

4'

3"

FENCE POST, 3"X3"CONCRETE BAND,SEE DETAIL

BUILDING FACE

FENCE ENDS ATBUILDING CORNER

5"1'

-41 2"

5"

1'-4

1 2"

6'-7

"

R5'-6"

GATE, 3' WIDTH

GATE, 3' WIDTH

AMERISTARWIREWORKS PLUSFENCE, 5' HT, SEEDETAIL

10'-7"

5" DIA. TUBE RING, TENEMICPAINT CHILDREN'S HOSPITALYELLOW

3" DIA. CROSSBAR,TENEMIC PAINTCHILDREN'SHOSPITAL YELLOW

5" DIA. TUBE RING,TENEMIC PAINTCHILDREN'SHOSPITAL YELLOW

10'-5

1 2"

2'-6"

6"

2'-6"

R5"

7'

2"

SECTION PLAN ISOMETRIC

1

DOG BAG DISPENSER3/4" = 1'-0"

4'1'

-6" M

IN3'

1'

POST CAP

GALVANIZED VANDALRESISTANT MOUNTINGHARDWARE

DOG BAG DISPENSER AND BAGS,RE: SPECS.2 1/2" SQUARE GALVANIZEDSTEEL POST

TROWEL FINISHTOP OF FOOTING

FINISHED GRADE, FLUSHWITH TOP OF FOOTING

CONDITION VARIES,REF PLAN

CONCRETEFOOTING

COMPACT SUBGRADETO 95% SPD

3

4'-6"

3'-6"

R3"

1'-9"

4'-6"

1"

6"HEIGHT VARIESBETWEEN 1' AND 2'3";SEE PLAN FOR DETAILS

2'

METAL PLATFORM; COLORSVARY BETWEEN CHCO YELLOW,RED, BLUE AND ORANGE

6" DIA. STEEL POSTMETAL PLATFORM; COLORSVARY BETWEEN CHCOYELLOW, RED, BLUE ANDORANGE

CIP CONCRETE FOOTERCOMPACT SUBGRADE TO95% SPD

SYNLAWN PET SYSTEM ARTIFICIALTURF, SEE DETAIL FORINSTALLATION SPECIFICATIONS

DOG PAW "TOE" PLATFORM1/2" = 1'-0"

CUT ARTIFICIAL TURFTO COVER BASE PLATE

3'

1'

2 LITTER RECEPTACLE1" = 1'-0"

NOTES:1. INSTALL PER MANUFACTURERS RECOMMENDATIONS.

MANUFACTURER: DUMOR

SIZE: 22 GAL.

MODELS: TRASH: #287-32 SH SO W/ SHIELDS

RECYCLE: #287-32 SH RC2 W/ SHIELDS MIXED RECYCLING

COLOR / MATERIAL: BLACK / STEEL

SURFACE MOUNT

4

LS-501

SITE DETAILS

Page 8: CANINE RESPITE AREA

CH

ILD

RE

N'S

HO

SP

ITA

L C

OL

OR

AD

O

CA

NIN

E R

ES

PIT

E A

RE

A

SHEET NUMBER

DATE ISSUED:

SCALE:

10/14/2020

REVISIONS:

No. DATE DESCRIPTION

DESIGNED BY:DRAWN BY:CHECKED BY:

SEAL:

BY

11-03-20 DD SUBMITTAL

SHEET TITLE

SHADE STRUCTURE 1/2" = 1'-0"

(3) 5" DIA.COMBINEDCENTER POSTS

12'X

7'-2

"

10'-6

"X

3" DIA. ROUNDSUPPORT BEAMS

120°

120°

120°

1'-8"

3'-1

0"

120°

120°

120°

1'-8"9"

1'-11"

10-GAGE ALUMINUMPANELS, 1/8TH INCHROUND HOLES ON 14"STAGGERED CENTERS

1/8TH INCH GAPBETWEEN PANELS

40°

TOP VIEW STRUCTURE PLAN TOP VIEW SHADE PANEL PLAN

1'-6"

12'

1'-8" 3'-10"9" 1'-8" 9"1'-8" 1'-8"5"

3"

5"

1"1"

3"

1"

R1'-6

" R1'-6"

10'

3'

4'

MESH METAL BENCH RING

(3) 5" DIA. TUBE COLUMNS

3" DIA. METAL TUBE RINGS

5" DIA. METAL TUBE

INFILL ALUMINUMPERFORATED SECTIONS 1/8THINCH ROUND HOLES ON 14 INCHSTAGGERED CENTERS

NOTE: CONTRACTOR TOPROVIDE STRUCTURALENGINEERING FOR ENTRYPORTAL STRUCTURE AND SHOPDRAWINGS FOR REVIEW

CONCRETE FOUNDATION 3' DIA.AND 4' DEEP, WITH #6 REBAR,12" O.C. EACH WAY

1'-6

"

(3) 5" DIA.COMBINEDCENTER POSTSBENCH SUPPORTSBELOW (3)

BENCH

1'-6

"

R1'-1

1"

3'-1

1"

2" DIA. TUBED STEEL

METAL MESHBENCH SEAT

SECTION BENCH PLAN ISOMETRIC

4 LS-502

SITE DETAILS

Page 9: CANINE RESPITE AREA

CH

ILD

RE

N'S

HO

SP

ITA

L C

OL

OR

AD

O

CA

NIN

E R

ES

PIT

E A

RE

A

SHEET NUMBER

DATE ISSUED:

SCALE:

10/14/2020

REVISIONS:

No. DATE DESCRIPTION

DESIGNED BY:DRAWN BY:CHECKED BY:

SEAL:

BY

11-03-20 DD SUBMITTAL

SHEET TITLE

AMERISTAR WIREWORKS PLUS FENCE1/2" = 1'-0"

8' O.C. Nom.

Standard Heights (Nominal)4', 5', 6' & 8'(6' displayed)

36" Min.Footing depth

2" Nom.

NOTES:1.) Post size depends on fence height and wind loads. See WIREWORKS PLUS post sizing chart.2.) Number of Architectural "V" folds varies with height. 4' height (2 folds), 5' height (2 folds), 6' height (3 folds), and 8'

height (4 folds).

Post size varies with Height(See WIREWORKS Post-Sizing chart)TM

1

TM

UPX25/UPX25WGA/B

LINE BRACKETSEND/GATE BRACKET

"No Mar" Polyester Color CoatEpoxy Powder Coat

Zinc PhosphateGalvanized Steel

Reinforcing Architectural "V" fold.(Note: Number of folds vary with height)

2

2"

6"

3"6 Gauge

Values shown are nominal and not to beused for installation purposes. See productspecification for installation requirements.

2

DG AND FENCE1/2" = 1'-0"

7'

4"

8"

1'

3'

SYNLAWN PET SYSTEM ARTIFICIALTURF, SEE DETAIL FORINSTALLATION SPECIFICATIONS

AMERISTAR WIREWORKS PLUSFENCE, 5' HT., SEE DETAIL

5'

PLANTING AREA

3" DEEP SHREDDEDWOOD MULCH

6" ROLL TOP ALUMINUM EDGING RED SANDSTONE BREEZEWITH STABILIZER. INSTALLIN (2) - 2 INCH LIFTS

FILTER FABRIC

GRADE

1 2" 2X6 TREX NAILER BOARD,ATTACH WITH GALVANIZEDSCREWS

8" DIA. SONOTUBEFOOTING AT POSTS

COMPACT SUBGRADETO 95% SPD

12" WIDE X 6" DEEPCONCRETE BAND. BROOMFINISH ON HORIZONTALSURFACE. SCORE JOINT ATCENTER OF POST

5

www.synlawn.com

SYNLAWN2680 ABUTMENT ROAD SE

DALTON, GA 30721TOLL FREE: 1-866-SYNLAWN

FAX: (706) 277-1128®

CADdetails.comPROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT ©2020 CADDETAILS.COM LTD.REVISION DATE 11/03/2020

SYNLAWN PET PLATINUM - INSTALLED OVER AGGREGATE BASE

DRAINAGE PASS THROUGH FOR WATER INREGULAR GRID THROUGHOUT BACKING

90% COMPACTION

SYNTIPEDE PET PLATINUMW/ SUPER YARN™ GRASS FIBER

2-3"

1 1/2"

AT LE

AST

2"

CONCRETE CURB(OPTIONAL)

1 1/2"

4-6"

NOT TO SCALE

SECURING THE GRASS TO THE BASE

GALVANIZED FLATHEAD SYNTHETICGRASS SPIKES 6" TO12" APART ALONGPERIMETER.

SYNLAWN PET SYSTEM

ENVIROLOC™ BACKINGSYSTEM

COMPACTED AGGREGATE BASE- CLASS II ROAD BASE, 1/4"

MINUS WITH FINES MIXED IN

NATURAL DIRT SUBGRADE(COMPACTED)

SPECIFICATIONSPRODUCT SKU:GRASS ZONE YARN/COLOR:GRASS ZONE DENIER:THATCH ZONE YARN/COLOR:THATCH ZONE DENIER:GRASS ZONE YARN SHAPE:FINISHED PILE HEIGHT:FINISHED PILE WEIGHT:BACKING:TUFT GAUGE:TOTAL WEIGHT:TUFF BIND:

NOTE: THE GRASS MUST BE INSTALLED AND SEAMED WITH ADJACENT PIECESRUNNING IN THE SAME DIRECTION; SEAMS SHOULD BE GLUED WITH SUITABLESEAMING GLUE AND SEAMING CLOTH, NOT ADHESIVE TAPE.

FALL RATING:PERMEABILITY:FEATURES:

TEST DATA:

IPEMA CERTIFIED> 1,200 INCHES PER /SYSANITIZED®, ENVIROLOC™, STATBLOCK™,DUALCHILL™, DELUSTER, UV STABILIZERSASTM E108 CLASS A FIRE RATING,ASTM F1292, ASTM F1551, ASTM F1951

SYNLAWN PET PLATINUMPE SUPER YARN™ FIELD / APPLE10,000/6FIELD GREEN/BEIGE5,040/12OMEGA1 1/2"80 OZ.15/18 PP 2-PART, 20 OZ ENVIROLOC™3/8"106 OZ.> 8 LBS.

1437-312

NOTES:

2. INSTALLATION TO BE COMPLETED IN ACCORDANCE WITH SPECIFICATIONS BY FACTORY AUTHORIZED INSTALLERS.3. DO NOT SCALE DRAWINGS.4. CONTRACTORS NOTE: FOR PRODUCT AND COMPANY INFORMATION VISIT www.CADdetails.com/info REFERENCE NUMBER 1437-312.

ODOR REDUCING TOP DRESSINGPER SPECIFICATIONS:

RESIDENTIAL (1-4LBS. PER FT2)

GEOTEXTILE WEED BARRIER(OPTIONAL)

1. FOR PET INSTALLS IT IS RECOMMENDED TO RINSE DAILY TO PREVENT ODORS REGARDLESS OF PET DEODORIZER USE.

BENDER BOARD(1/2"-3/4" BELOW CONCRETE EDGE)NAIL OR SCREW FROM TOP

SYNLAWN PET SYSTEM1" = 1'-0"

1

NEOLIVIANO BENCH1/2" = 1'-0"

GRADE

MANUFACTURER: LANDSCAPE FORMSMODEL: NEOLIVIANO BENCH, BACKED, 69 IN,SURFACE MOUNT, WOODNOTES:INSTALL PER MANUFACTURER'S SPECIFICATIONS

CIP CONCRETEFOOTER, 4 PERBENCH, INSTALLPLUMB AND LEVEL

COMPACTSUBGRADE TO95% SPD

4"

1'

6"

DG, MIN. 12" COVER

4

LINK BENCHN.T.S.

MANUFACTURER: LANDSCAPE FORMSMODEL: (2) LINK BENCH, PIANO KEY, (1) 140 IN. CENTERLINE AND (1)MODIFIED CUSTOM RADII, INSIDE FULL BACKREST, NO ARMS, METAL LEGSNOTES:INSTALL PER MANUFACTURER'S SPECIFICATIONSLINK BENCH A: 140" RADIUS, 2 SEGMENTSLINK BENCH B: MODIFIED CUSTOM RADIUS, 3 SEGMENTS

3

WAYFINDING SIGNN.T.S.

NOTES:CUSTOM FABRICATED

6LS-503

SITE DETAILS

Page 10: CANINE RESPITE AREA

BUILDING

BUILDING

(2,217 sf) TUR SOD

(40) COT ACU

(70) LAM SIL

(7) ULM EP2

(12) MIS GRA

(15) MIS GRA

(51) LIG LOD

ARTIFICIAL TURF (4,113 sf)

(30) LIG LOD(14) MIS GRA

(30) CAR MRO

(26) ANE SYL

(34) HEU RBE

(13) DIC SP2

(47) SED AU3(65) GAL ODO

(9) HEU RBE

(13) CAR MRO

(11) SED AU3

(42) GAL ODO

TREES CODE QTY BOTANICAL / COMMON NAME SIZE

ULM EP2 7 ULMUS DAVIDIANA JAPONICA `MORTON` TM 3" CALACCOLADE ELM

SHRUBS CODE QTY BOTANICAL / COMMON NAME SIZE

COT ACU 40 COTONEASTER ACUTIFOLIUS 7 GALPEKING COTONEASTER

LIG LOD 81 LIGUSTRUM VULGARE `LODENSE` 2 GALLODENSE PRIVET

MIS GRA 41 MISCANTHUS SINENSIS `GRACILLIMUS` 5 GALMAIDEN GRASS

GROUND COVERS CODE QTY BOTANICAL / COMMON NAME SIZE SPACING

4,113 SF ARTIFICIAL TURF

ANE SYL 26 ANEMONE SYLVESTRIS 1 GAL 18" o.c.SNOWDROP ANEMONE

CAR MRO 43 CAREX MORROWII 1 GAL 18" o.c.JAPANESE SEDGE

DIC SP2 13 DICENTRA SPECTABILIS 1 GAL 24" o.c.BLEEDING HEART

GAL ODO 107 GALIUM ODORATUM FLATS 12" o.c.SWEET WOODRUFF

HEU RBE 43 HEUCHERA X `ROOT BEER` 1 GAL 18" o.c.ROOT BEER CORAL BELLS

LAM SIL 69 LAMIUM MACULATUM `BEACON SILVER` 1 GAL 18" o.c.BEACON SILVER LAMIUM

SED AU3 58 SEDUM X `AUTUMN JOY` 1 GAL 18" o.c.AUTUMN JOY SEDUM

TUR SOD 2,223 SF TURF SOD SODDROUGHT TOLERANT FESCUE BLEND

PLANT SCHEDULE

NORTH

0 5' 10' 20'

SCALE: 1" = 10'-0"

CH

ILD

RE

N'S

HO

SP

ITA

L C

OL

OR

AD

O

CA

NIN

E R

ES

PIT

E A

RE

A

SHEET NUMBER

DATE ISSUED:

SCALE:

10/14/2020

REVISIONS:

No. DATE DESCRIPTION

DESIGNED BY:DRAWN BY:CHECKED BY:

SEAL:

BY

11-03-20 DD SUBMITTAL

SHEET TITLE

1" = 10'

LP-101

PLANTING PLAN

Page 11: CANINE RESPITE AREA

CH

ILD

RE

N'S

HO

SP

ITA

L C

OL

OR

AD

O

CA

NIN

E R

ES

PIT

E A

RE

A

SHEET NUMBER

DATE ISSUED:

SCALE:

10/14/2020

REVISIONS:

No. DATE DESCRIPTION

DESIGNED BY:DRAWN BY:CHECKED BY:

SEAL:

BY

11-03-20 DD SUBMITTAL

SHEET TITLE

LP-102

PLANT PALETTE

Page 12: CANINE RESPITE AREA

CH

ILD

RE

N'S

HO

SP

ITA

L C

OL

OR

AD

O

CA

NIN

E R

ES

PIT

E A

RE

A

SHEET NUMBER

DATE ISSUED:

SCALE:

10/14/2020

REVISIONS:

No. DATE DESCRIPTION

DESIGNED BY:DRAWN BY:CHECKED BY:

SEAL:

BY

11-03-20 DD SUBMITTAL

SHEET TITLE

2 X ROOTBALLDIAMETER NOTE:INCORPORATE LIQUID ROOT STIMULANT

AS PART OF PLANTING OPERATION

SHRUB PLANTING1/2" = 1'-0"

3" DEEP SHREDDED WOOD MULCH

PLANT CROWN 1" ABOVE FINISH GRADE

PLANTING MIXSCARIFY SIDES OF HOLE PRIOR TO BACK-FILLINGREMOVE PLANT FROM CONTAINER OR PEELBACK BURLAP AND REMOVE TWINE / WIREFROM ROOT BALL AFTER 23 BURIED IN PIT.PLACE ON UNDISTURBED SUBGRADE

1 GROUNDCOVER AND PERENNIAL PLANTING1" = 1'-0"

SPACE GROUNDCOVER OR PERENNIAL

TO SPECIFIED TRIANGULAR SPACING

3" DEEP SHREDDEDWOOD MULCH

PLANTING MIX

SUBGRADE

12"

2

EDGE OF PAVING,WALL, PLANTER BED

OR HEADER (SEEPLANS)

FOR TRIANGULAR SPACING OF SHRUBS,PERENNIALS AND GROUNDCOVERS.

SEE PLANT SPACING DISTANCE.

12P P P

R

P

P

P

P

1 2 P

PTRIANGULAR

4"6"8"

10"12"18"24"30"3'4'5'6'

RROW3 716"5 14"7"

8 3 4"10 3 8"1'-3 5 8"1'-8 3 4"

2'-2"2'-7"

3'-5 12"4'-4"

5'-2 3 8"

AREA PER PLANTSQ.FT..096.22.385.60.871.953.465.427.80

13.8421.6531.20

SHRUB AND PERENNIAL SPACING3/8" = 1'-0"

3

TREE STAKING IN OPEN SPACESTREE GUYING OR THREE STAKE LAYOUT TREE STAKING ALONG ROADS OR WALKS

120°

120°

120°

180°180°

EDGE OF WALK ORCURB

ALIGN (2) POSTS ORSTAKES PARALLEL WITHROAD OR WALKS

ALIGN STAKES PARALLELWITH DIRECTION OFPREVAILING WIND. ALLSTAKES TO BECONSISTENT ALIGNMENT.

ALIGN STAKESPARALLEL WITH ROADOR WALKS

EDGE OF WALK ORCURB

TREE STAKING & GUYING1/2" = 1'-0"

DIRECTION OFPREVAILING WIND

6

TREE PLANTING DETAIL6" = 1'-0"

DO NOT CUT SINGLE LEADER. PRUNE ONLY DAMAGED,

DEAD WOOD, OR CO-DOMINANT LEADERS AT CITY

FORESTER'S DIRECTION.

12" NYLON TREE STRAP WITH GROMMETS ON GUY WIRE. DO NOT TWISTS STRAPS TO

TIGHTEN AROUND TRUNK.

1/2" DIAMETER WHITE PVC PIPE SECTION ON ENTIRE LENGTH OF EACH WIRE.

14-GAUGE GALVANIZED WIRE, DOUBLE STRAND. LEAVE 1-2" SLACK IN WIRE TO ALLOW

FOR TRUNK MOVEMENT.

IF NEEDED, 6' STEEL T-POST OR WOOD STAKE (4' EXPOSED, 2' IN UNDISTURBED

SUBGRADE) WITH SAFETY CAPS, SET TO WINDWARD SIDE AND OTHER OPPOSITE; OR

OTHER PRE-APPROVED STAKING METHOD.

DECIDUOUS TREE FALL PLANTING: WRAP TRUNK TO FIRST BRANCH WITH SPECIFIED

TREE WRAP MATERIAL. SECURE AT TOP WITH MASKING TAPE. DO NOT WRAP ROUGH

BARK, POPULUS, OR GLEDITSIA TREES. REMOVE IN SPRING AS SPECIFIED.

SET ROOT COLLAR 2 TO 3" HIGHER THAN FINISHED GRADE. REMOVE EXCESS SOIL

FROM TOP OF ROOT BALL.

CIRCLE OF SHREDDED WOOD MULCH, 3" DEEP AND 4-6" AWAY FROM TRUNK, TO

OUTER EDGE OF PLANTING HOLE.

FORM 2" HIGH DIRT SAUCER AROUND PIT AT OUTSIDE OF TRANSITION ZONE.

FINISH GRADE

COMPLETELY REMOVE ALL TWINE AND WIRE BASKET. PULL BURLAP DOWN MINIMUM

OF 2/3, CUT AND REMOVE FROM PIT.

SLOPE SIDES OF PLANTING PIT AS SHOWN, ROUGHEN SIDES PRIOR TO BACKFILL.

SPECIFIED BACKFILL MIXTURE (INCLUDE NATIVE SOIL WHERE POSSIBLE).

UNDISTURBED SUBGRADE

ANY BROKEN, CRUMBLING, OR OTHERWISE DAMAGED ROOTBALL WILL BE

REJECTED. DAMAGE DURING PLANTING OPERATIONS WILL NOT BE EXCUSED.2X ROOTBALL DIAMETER

3-4 X ROOT BALL DIAMETER

12 X X

12 X

5

ORNAMENTAL GRASS PLANTING1" = 1'-0"

12"

SET ORNAMENTAL GRASS TOSPECIFIED TRIANGULAR SPACING

RE: PLANT SCHEDULE

SUBGRADE

PLANTING MIX 12"DEPTH, MIN.

3" WOOD MULCH, RE:SPECS

P-DOG-214

LP-501

PLANTING DETAILS