S EGA - Caledon
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LANDSCAPE DETAILS L-2 Keep area outside construction zone clean and useable by others at all times. Contractor shall maintain a detailed record of all authorized changes in the form of a redline mark-up drawing. These records shall be submitted to the Landscape Architect as a condition of obtaining substantial completion. Contractor is to make good all damage resulting from the work at no additional cost. L2 CONTROL JOINT DETAIL EXPANSION JOINT DETAIL 130 10 SECTION ON GRADE 130 25 5 130 PROVIDE CONTROL JOINTS @ 1500mm OR AS SHOWN ON DRAWINGS PROVIDE EXPANSION JOINTS @ 6000mm O.C. (MAX.), AT CHANGE IN MATERIALS, AT STRUCTURES OR AS SHOWN ON DRAWINGS POLYSULPHIDE JOINT SEALANT AS SPECIFIED OVER CLOSED CELL PVC FOAM BACKUP ROD POURED CONCRETE PAVING BITUMINOUS FIBRE TOOLED EDGE POURED CONCRETE PAVING 25mm DEEP SAWCUT COMPACTED SUBGRADE TO 98% STANDARD PROCTOR DENSITY 150mm GRANULAR 'A' COMPACTED TO 98% STANDARD PROCTOR DENSITY BROOM FINISHED POURED CONCRETE, 30 MPa MIN. IN 28 DAYS WITH 5-7% AIR ENTRAINMENT 150 min. L2 N.T.S. L2 N.T.S. N.T.S. 36.00 Ø16.75 3.28 Ø2.38 L2 N.T.S. MEDALLION FENCE LTD 10651 KEELE STREET MAPLE, ONTARIO L6A 3Y9 [T] 905-832-2922 || 1-800-794-1564 || [F] 905-832-1564 [email protected] || www.medallionfenc e.com MATERIAL SPECIFICATIONS: $OX7XII %< 0('$//,21 )(1&( SERIES: 9000 R-AL STYLE: 9300R -AL DATE: MM/DD/YYYY 21/02/2013 OPTIONAL POST CAPS Pyramid Ball Spiral St andard Po st Se tti ng s - Se e Bo tt om Ch ar t St andard Pa nel Wi dt h - Se e Bo tto m C har t 7 1/2" [191mm] 99" [2515 mm] for 10' Fenc e 87" [2210 mm] for 9' Fence 75" [1905 mm] for 8' Fence 63" [1600 mm] for 7' Fence 51" [1295 mm] for 6' Fence 39" [991 mm] for 5' Fenc e 27" [686 mm] for 4' Fenc e 6" [152mm] NOTE: Pickets can be extende d to accommodate for changes in grad e 3 3/4" [95mm] (Between Pickets ) Precision-Punched Extruded Rails For Picket Insertion P ROTECTED B Y SPECIFICATIONS TUBE COMPOSITION - POSTS, RAILS & PICKETS Marine Grade Aluminum • 6061-T6 MATERIAL DIMENSIONS PICKETS 1 1/2" × 3/4" [38mm × 19mm] .080 Wall RAILS 2 1/2" × 1 1/2" [64mm × 38mm] .125 Wall POSTS 3" × 3" [76mm × 76mm] .188 Wall OPTIONAL POSTS[1] Larger profiles available – contact Medallion Fence WELDS Aluminum Mig Weld FITTINGS 12 Gauge Stamp Forged Finish as below FITTING FASTENERS JS1000 Plated Finish as below OPTIONAL FASTENER Tamper Proof Nuts FINISH GRADE Super Durable Polyester Powder Coat OPTIONAL PRIMER Zinc Rich Epoxy Powder Coat OPTIONAL PRIMER[2] E-Coat STANDARD COLOUR Gloss Black OTHER COLOURS Green, Brown, White, Antique Silver CUSTOM COLOURS Per Specifications STANDARD HEIGHTS 4' 1219mm 5' 1524mm 6' 1829mm 7' 2134mm 8' 2438mm 9' 2743mm 10' 3048mm STANDARD GATES Passage, Double Entry, Canatilever STANDARD POST SETTING & PANEL WIDTH FOR FENCE HEIGHTS P ANEL W IDTH P OST S PACING [O PENING ] Up to 6' [1829mm] 90" [2286mm] 93" [2362mm] Over 6' [1829mm] 69" [1753mm] 72" [1829mm] L2 N.T.S. L2 N.T.S. N.T.S. L2 300 400 · · n.t.s. L-2 File Name Project Stamp File No. Checked By N.M. as noted Drawn By L.K. Date February, 2018 Plan Scale Revision No. By Date Issued / Revision Dwg No. 1 2 3 0 - 7 0 5 0 W E S T ON ROAD WOOD B R I DG E , ON , L 4 L 8 G 7 | P : 9 0 5 7 6 1 5 8 F : 9 0 5 7 6 1 5 8 9 | WWW . MH B CP L AN . COM PLANNING URBAN DESIGN & LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE MHBC 1358I 2 LK February 27, 2018 Issued for Review Triovest and Boltcol North Development Town of Caledon SPA No. 3 PD Issued for Review March 19, 2018 4 PD Issued for Review March 22, 2018 A T S O C . A G E R G LK Issued for SPA April 26, 2018 Landscape Notes General 1. These specifications are to be read in conjunction with the general conditions of the contract as prepared by and available at the office of Greg Costa (MHBC Planing, Urban Design, and Landscape Architecture). 2. Prior to commencing work, the contractor shall: a. Familiarize themselves with the plans, details and specifications of this project; b. Visit the site to ascertain and take account of existing conditions and any deviations from the plans in work by other; and, c. Finalize all design alternatives in consultation with the Landscape Architect. 3. Prior to excavating the contractor shall verify the location of all underground utilities. In the event of a conflict between a proposed tree location and an underground service, the exact location of the tree shall be determined on site by the Landscape Architect. The contractor shall, at his/her own expense, repair any damage to existing utilities, structures, facilities, etc. done in the performance of their work. Soft Landscaping Plant Materials 4. All plants shall be installed true to specified names, sizes, grades, etc. and shall conform to the standards of the Canadian Nursery Landscapes Association. 5. All plants shall be nursery grown in a hardiness zone appropriate to site conditions, as published by Agriculture Canada, entitled ‘Map of Plant Hardiness Zones in Canada’. 6. In the event of a discrepancy in plant quantity between the landscape plan and the plant list, the landscape plan shall govern. 7. The contractor shall make plants available for inspection by the Landscape Architect prior to shipping to the site. This does not limit the right of the Landscape Architect and/or Town’s representative to later reject plant material that is of poor quality, damaged during shipping or installation, performing poorly while the guarantee period is still in effect, or otherwise does not conform to the specifications. 8. Plant substitutions must be approved in writing by the owner, the Landscape Architect and the Town prior to delivery of the material on-site. The Landscape Architect may, upon completion of the work and notwithstanding prior approval at source, reject plant material not conforming to the specifications 9. The contractor shall use standard industry methods for planting trees. Trees shall be turned to give the best appearance. They shall also be guyed and staked immediately after planting and as detailed on the drawings. Bed Preparation 10. Prior to backfilling, scarify the sides and bottom of the excavated tree pits and shrub beds. 11. Where heavy clay soil conditions prevail, backfill to the specified depths with: a. 2 parts “Triple Mix” delivered to the site well-mixed with 1 part local topsoil (topsoil that was removed from the site and stockpiled; if unavailable, a topsoil with clay content must be imported) 12. Tree pits must be constructed with saucers and mulch as detailed. Maintenance 13. Maintenance of all landscape installations throughout to include: 14. Proper irrigation to ensure optimum growth and development of installed plant material. 15. Cultivation, weeding and fertilization of the tree pits and planting beds. 16. Insect and disease control using ‘Integrated Pest Management’ practices. 17. Pruning and maintenance to further promote visibility and vitality of its intended use, as directed by the Landscape Architect or the Town. Guarantee 18. All plant materials shall be guaranteed for a minimum of 1 year from date of written Landscape Certification for Commencement of Plant Warranty as granted by the Town, and until final certification is granted by the Town. Plants which do not survive satisfactorily during the guarantee period shall be replaced at no extra cost to the owner. Plant material which is replaced due to unsatisfactory performance shall, in turn, be guaranteed for another minimum of 1 year, or until final certification is granted by the Town. 19. Similarly, all other landscape work performed under this contract shall be fully guaranteed for the above specified period. 20. All work shall be inspected at the end of the warranty period, at which time a final certificate will be issued by the Landscape Architect and submitted to the Town for their inspection, and approval of final certification, permitting release of site work securities. 21. At the end of the guarantee period, the contractor shall remove all tree stakes, rodent guards and bark wrap and all extra mulch where necessary. Acceptance 22. Work will be accepted by the owner or their representative upon completion and at the end of the specified maintenance period, provided that all plant material is alive and in healthy growing conditions. 23. Written preliminary and final certification must be submitted to the Town by the Landscape Architect. The Certifications shall be signed and stamped with the seal of the OALA. 24. Preliminary Certification of the project shall serve as the start of the guarantee period. 25. Final acceptance of the landscape works for this project is granted by the Town of Caledon upon conducting a satisfactory final site inspection Continued Responsibility of the Owner 26. The owner has a responsibility to maintain the approved landscape in a well cared for manner that promotes plant vitality and healthy appearance. Any declining or dead plants are to be replaced within the season to sustain a kept landscape. The owner is reminded that future site plan applications for this site will be reviewed with regard to the conformity of the existing landscaping to the approved Landscape Plan registered with the Town of Caledon. SPA 19-0044 EDGE OF COPING PREFABRICATED CONC COPING 5mm DRIPLINE 25mm OVER HANG BRICK COLOUR: TO MATCH BUILDING BRICK TIES EVERY SECOND ROW FINISHED BRICK SIZE: 2.25HT X 7.5 X 3.5 TYPE: METRIC BRICK SECTION OF WALL PLAN OF STANDARD ROW PLAN REFER TO PILLAR DETAIL FILL CORE OF WALL WITH CONCETE SEE FOUNDATION DETAIL GRADE 1200 THROUGH-WALL FLASHING COPPER FIBRENE TYPICAL REBAR CONT. FROM FOOTING TO TOP OF WALL. REBAR IN CONC. 10M REBAR. REFER TO STRUCTURAL DWGS. ORNAMENTAL METAL FENCE BY MEDALLION OR APPROVED EQUAL. FINISH TO BE POLYESTER POWDER COATING. COLOUR TO BE ANTIQUE SILVER. TO BE INSTALLED AS PER MANUFACTURER'S SPECIFICATIONS. PREFABRICATED CONC COPING COPPER FIBRENE TYPICAL THROUGH-WALL FLASHING 5 PD Issued for SPA August 15, 2018 6 PD Issued for SPA September 7, 2018 7 PD Issued for SPA October 02, 2018 N.T.S. · · · · L-2 n.t.s. L-2 · A COVER CROP OF OATS IS TO BE PLANTED AT 20kg/ha. · SEED MIXTURE TO BE AS SUPPLIED BY ONTARIO SEED COMPANY, WATERLOO, ONTARIO (OR APPROVED EQUAL). · MIXES ARE TO BE PLANTED AT 25kg/ha. · PREPARE ALL AREAS TO BE SEEDED WITH MIN 300mm OF SOIL/COMPOST MIXTURE BOTANNICAL NAME COMMON NAME 15% - Schizachyrium scorparium 25% - Poa palustris 30% - Elymus canadensis 30% - Sporobolus cryptandrus Little Bluestem Fowl Bluegrass Canada Wild Rye Sand Dropseed LOW GROW NATIVE GRASS LAND MIX OSC #8125 NOTES How To Grow Native mixes do best when planted in the fall, between Oct. 15th and Nov. 15th. Late fall sowings additionally stratify the seed. An early spring sowing in April will work but not as effectively. If ideal growing conditions are unavailable, the seed may go dormant and not germinate until the spring of the following year. Site Preparation Contractor to supply and install 300mm 12") layer of topsoil over the area to be seeded prior to seeding. where slopes exceed 3:1, an erosion control blanket shall be applied. seeding shall occur immediately following or within one (1) week of installation of topsoil to ensure that the weed bank in the soil does not germinate and establish. Otherwise remove weeds by hand or apply an organic non-selective herbicide. Loosen soil to 2.5 cm (1") depth with a stiff rake, cultivator or hoe. Prairie flowers and grasses will germinate and establish themselves much better when planted into a bed of well drained soil, rather than compost or dense compacted topsoil. Broadcast the seed and let mother nature do the rest. Smaller seeds can be mixed with dry sand to improve distribution when sowing. Rain, snow and frost-heaving of the soil will work the seed down into the soil bed. If you choose to do a spring planting, make sure the seed comes into good contact with the soil & irrigate as needed. Life Cycle Perennial Propagation Direct Sow in Spring However Direct Sow in Fall is Preferred Light Full Sun Growth Habit Grass or Grass-like Frost Tolerance Winter Hardy Degree of Difficulty Prior Experience Beneficial Heritage Native of Ontario Suggested uses. Prairie habitat creation or restoration. Wildlife food and cover. ISSUED FOR TENDER ONLY NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION 8 PD Issued for Coordination March 27, 2019 9 PD April 02, 2019 Re-Issued for SPA 10 PD Issued for ZBA (CHARCOAL GRAY) EQ. EQ 150 L2 June 11, 2019 11 PD June 12, 2019 Issued for SPA 12 PD July 25, 2019 Issued for SPA 13 JD August 14, 2019 Issued for SPA Variance 14 PD May 13, 2020 Issued for Site Plan Updates 15 PD June 08, 2020 Issued for Site Plan Updates 16 PD August 19, 2020 Issued for Site Plan Updates 17 PD March 01, 2021 Issued for SPA TOWN OF CALEDON PLANNING RECEIVED Mar 05, 2021 TOWN OF CALEDON PLANNING RECEIVED Mar 05, 2021
Transcript of S EGA - Caledon
LANDSCAPE DETAILS
L-2
Keep area outside construction zone clean and useable by others at all times.
Contractor shall maintain a detailed record of all authorized changes in the form of a redline mark-up drawing.These records shall be submitted to the Landscape Architect as a condition of obtaining substantialcompletion.
Contractor is to make good all damage resulting from the work at no additional cost.
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CONTROL JOINT DETAIL
EXPANSION JOINT DETAIL
130
10
SECTION ON GRADE
130
255
130
PROVIDE CONTROL JOINTS @ 1500mm OR AS SHOWNON DRAWINGS
PROVIDE EXPANSION JOINTS @ 6000mm O.C. (MAX.), AT CHANGE IN MATERIALS,AT STRUCTURES OR AS SHOWN ON DRAWINGS
POLYSULPHIDE JOINT SEALANT AS SPECIFIED OVERCLOSED CELL PVC FOAM BACKUP ROD
POURED CONCRETE PAVING
BITUMINOUS FIBRE
TOOLED EDGE
POURED CONCRETE PAVING
25mm DEEP SAWCUT
COMPACTED SUBGRADE TO 98% STANDARDPROCTOR DENSITY
150mm GRANULAR 'A' COMPACTED TO 98% STANDARDPROCTOR DENSITY
BROOM FINISHED POURED CONCRETE, 30 MPa MIN. IN28 DAYS WITH 5-7% AIR ENTRAINMENT
150
min.
L2
N.T.S.
L2
N.T.S. N.T.S.
36.00
Ø16.75
3.28
Ø2.38
L2 N.T.S.
MEDALLION FENCE LTD
10651 KEELE STREET
MAPLE, ONTARIO L6A 3Y9
[T] 905-832-2922 || 1-800-794-1564 || [F] 905-832-1564
[email protected] || www.medallionfenc
e.com
MATERIAL SPECIFICATIONS:
Alu-Tuff™ BY MEDALLION FENCE
SERIES:
9000R-AL
STYLE:
9300R-AL
DATE: MM/DD/YYYY
21/02/2013
OPTIONAL POST CAPS
Pyramid
Ball
Spiral
StandardPost Setti
ng
s - See Bottom Chart
StandardPanel Width - See Bottom Chart
7 1/2" [191mm]
99" [2515 mm] for 10' Fenc
e
87" [2210 mm] for 9' Fence
75" [1905 mm] for 8' Fence
63" [1600 mm] for 7' Fence
51" [1295 mm] for 6' Fence
39" [991 mm] for 5' Fenc
e
27" [686 mm] for 4' Fenc
e
6" [152mm]
NOTE: Pickets can be extended
to accommodate for changes
in grad
e
3 3/4" [95mm]
(Between Pickets)
Precision-Punched
Extruded Rails
For Picket Insertion
PROTECTED BY
SPECIFICATIONS
TUBE COMPOSITION - POSTS, RAILS & PICKETS
Marine Grade Aluminum
• 6061-T6
MATERIAL DIMENSIONS
PICKETS
1 1/2" × 3/4" [38mm × 19mm] .080 Wall
RAILS 2 1/2"×
1 1/2" [64mm
×
38mm] .125 Wall
POSTS 3" ×
3" [76mm
×
76mm] .188 Wall
OPTIONAL POSTS[1]Larger profiles available – contact Medallion Fence
WELDS
Aluminum Mig Weld
FITTINGS
12 Gauge Stamp Forged Finish as below
FITTING FASTENERSJS1000 Plated Finish as below
OPTIONAL
FASTENER
Tamper Proof Nuts
FINISH
GRADE
Super Durable Polyester Powder Coat
OPTIONAL PRIMER
Zinc Rich Epoxy Powder Coat
OPTIONAL PRIMER[2]
E-Coat
STANDARD COLOURGloss Black
OTHER COLOURS
Green, Brown, White, Antique Silver
CUSTOM COLOURS
Per Specifications
STANDARD
HEIGHTS
4'
1219mm
5'
1524mm
6'
1829mm
7'
2134mm
8'
2438mm
9'
2743mm
10'
3048mm
STANDARD GATES
Passage, Double Entry, Canatilever
STANDARD POST SETTING & PANEL WIDTH
FOR FENCE HEIGHTS PANEL WIDTH POST SPACING
[O
PENING
]
Up to 6' [1829mm] 90" [2286mm] 93" [2362mm]
Over 6' [1829mm] 69" [1753mm] 72" [1829mm]
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L2 N.T.S.
N.T.S.
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400
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n.t.s.
L-2
File Name
Project
Stamp
File No.
Checked By
N.M.
as noted
Drawn By
L.K.
Date
February, 2018
Plan Scale
Revision No. By
Date Issued / Revision
Dwg No.
1
230-7050 WESTON ROAD WOODBRIDGE, ON, L4L 8G7 | P: 905 761 5588 F: 905 761 5589 | WWW.MHBCPLAN.COM
PLANNINGURBAN DESIGN& LANDSCAPEARCHITECTUREMHBC
1358I
2
LKFebruary 27, 2018 Issued for Review
Triovest and Boltcol
North Development
Town of Caledon
SPA No.
3
PDIssued for ReviewMarch 19, 2018
4
PD
Issued for ReviewMarch 22, 2018
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LKIssued for SPAApril 26, 2018
Landscape Notes
General
1. These specifications are to be read in conjunction with the general conditions of the contract as
prepared by and available at the office of Greg Costa (MHBC Planing, Urban Design, and Landscape Architecture).
2. Prior to commencing work, the contractor shall:
a. Familiarize themselves with the plans, details and specifications of this project;
b. Visit the site to ascertain and take account of existing conditions and any deviations from
the plans in work by other; and,
c. Finalize all design alternatives in consultation with the Landscape Architect.
3. Prior to excavating the contractor shall verify the location of all underground utilities. In the event of
a conflict between a proposed tree location and an underground service, the exact location of the
tree shall be determined on site by the Landscape Architect. The contractor shall, at his/her own
expense, repair any damage to existing utilities, structures, facilities, etc. done in the performance
of their work.
Soft Landscaping Plant Materials
4. All plants shall be installed true to specified names, sizes, grades, etc. and shall conform to the
standards of the Canadian Nursery Landscapes Association.
5. All plants shall be nursery grown in a hardiness zone appropriate to site conditions, as published
by Agriculture Canada, entitled ‘Map of Plant Hardiness Zones in Canada’.
6. In the event of a discrepancy in plant quantity between the landscape plan and the plant list, the
landscape plan shall govern.
7. The contractor shall make plants available for inspection by the Landscape Architect prior to
shipping to the site. This does not limit the right of the Landscape Architect and/or Town’s
representative to later reject plant material that is of poor quality, damaged during shipping or
installation, performing poorly while the guarantee period is still in effect, or otherwise does not
conform to the specifications.
8. Plant substitutions must be approved in writing by the owner, the Landscape Architect and the
Town prior to delivery of the material on-site. The Landscape Architect may, upon completion of
the work and notwithstanding prior approval at source, reject plant material not conforming to the
specifications
9. The contractor shall use standard industry methods for planting trees. Trees shall be turned to
give the best appearance. They shall also be guyed and staked immediately after planting and as
detailed on the drawings.
Bed Preparation
10. Prior to backfilling, scarify the sides and bottom of the excavated tree pits and shrub beds.
11. Where heavy clay soil conditions prevail, backfill to the specified depths with:
a. 2 parts “Triple Mix” delivered to the site well-mixed with 1 part local topsoil (topsoil that was
removed from the site and stockpiled; if unavailable, a topsoil with clay content must be
imported)
12. Tree pits must be constructed with saucers and mulch as detailed.
Maintenance
13. Maintenance of all landscape installations throughout to include:
14. Proper irrigation to ensure optimum growth and development of installed plant material.
15. Cultivation, weeding and fertilization of the tree pits and planting beds.
16. Insect and disease control using ‘Integrated Pest Management’ practices.
17. Pruning and maintenance to further promote visibility and vitality of its intended use, as directed by
the Landscape Architect or the Town.
Guarantee
18. All plant materials shall be guaranteed for a minimum of 1 year from date of written Landscape
Certification for Commencement of Plant Warranty as granted by the Town, and until final
certification is granted by the Town. Plants which do not survive satisfactorily during the guarantee
period shall be replaced at no extra cost to the owner. Plant material which is replaced due to
unsatisfactory performance shall, in turn, be guaranteed for another minimum of 1 year, or until
final certification is granted by the Town.
19. Similarly, all other landscape work performed under this contract shall be fully guaranteed for the
above specified period.
20. All work shall be inspected at the end of the warranty period, at which time a final certificate will be
issued by the Landscape Architect and submitted to the Town for their inspection, and approval of
final certification, permitting release of site work securities.
21. At the end of the guarantee period, the contractor shall remove all tree stakes, rodent guards and
bark wrap and all extra mulch where necessary.
Acceptance
22. Work will be accepted by the owner or their representative upon completion and at the end of the
specified maintenance period, provided that all plant material is alive and in healthy growing
conditions.
23. Written preliminary and final certification must be submitted to the Town by the Landscape
Architect. The Certifications shall be signed and stamped with the seal of the OALA.
24. Preliminary Certification of the project shall serve as the start of the guarantee period.
25. Final acceptance of the landscape works for this project is granted by the Town of Caledon upon
conducting a satisfactory final site inspection
Continued Responsibility of the Owner
26. The owner has a responsibility to maintain the approved landscape in a well cared for manner that
promotes plant vitality and healthy appearance. Any declining or dead plants are to be replaced
within the season to sustain a kept landscape. The owner is reminded that future site plan
applications for this site will be reviewed with regard to the conformity of the existing landscaping
to the approved Landscape Plan registered with the Town of Caledon.
SPA 19-0044
EDGE OF COPING
PREFABRICATED CONC
COPING
5mm DRIPLINE
25mm OVER HANG
BRICK COLOUR:
TO MATCH BUILDING
BRICK TIES EVERY SECOND ROW
FINISHED
BRICK SIZE: 2.25HT X 7.5 X 3.5
TYPE: METRIC BRICK
SECTION OF WALL
PLAN OF STANDARD
ROW
PLAN
REFER TO PILLAR
DETAIL
FILL CORE OF WALL
WITH CONCETE
SEE FOUNDATION DETAIL
GRADE
12
00
THROUGH-WALL FLASHING
COPPER FIBRENE TYPICAL
REBAR CONT.
FROM FOOTING TO TOP OF WALL.
REBAR IN CONC. 10M REBAR. REFER TO
STRUCTURAL DWGS.
ORNAMENTAL METAL FENCE BY MEDALLION OR APPROVED
EQUAL. FINISH TO BE POLYESTER POWDER
COATING. COLOUR TO BE ANTIQUE SILVER.
TO BE INSTALLED AS PER MANUFACTURER'S
SPECIFICATIONS.
PREFABRICATED CONC
COPING
COPPER FIBRENE TYPICAL
THROUGH-WALL FLASHING
5 PDIssued for SPAAugust 15, 2018
6 PD
Issued for SPASeptember 7, 2018
7 PDIssued for SPAOctober 02, 2018
N.T.S.
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·
L-2
n.t.s.
L-2
· A COVER CROP OF OATS IS TO BE PLANTED AT 20kg/ha.
· SEED MIXTURE TO BE AS SUPPLIED BY ONTARIO SEED COMPANY,
WATERLOO, ONTARIO (OR APPROVED EQUAL).
· MIXES ARE TO BE PLANTED AT 25kg/ha.
· PREPARE ALL AREAS TO BE SEEDED WITH MIN 300mm OF
SOIL/COMPOST MIXTURE
BOTANNICAL NAME COMMON NAME
15% - Schizachyrium scorparium
25% - Poa palustris
30% - Elymus canadensis
30% - Sporobolus cryptandrus
Little Bluestem
Fowl Bluegrass
Canada Wild Rye
Sand Dropseed
LOW GROW NATIVE GRASS LAND MIX OSC #8125
NOTES
How To Grow
Native mixes do best when planted in the fall, between Oct. 15th and Nov. 15th.
Late fall sowings additionally stratify the seed. An early spring sowing in April
will work but not as effectively. If ideal growing conditions are unavailable, the
seed may go dormant and not germinate until the spring of the following year.
Site Preparation
Contractor to supply and install 300mm 12") layer of topsoil over the area to be
seeded prior to seeding. where slopes exceed 3:1, an erosion control blanket
shall be applied. seeding shall occur immediately following or within one (1)
week of installation of topsoil to ensure that the weed bank in the soil does not
germinate and establish.
Otherwise remove weeds by hand or apply an organic non-selective herbicide.
Loosen soil to 2.5 cm (1") depth with a stiff rake, cultivator or hoe. Prairie
flowers and grasses will germinate and establish themselves much better when
planted into a bed of well drained soil, rather than compost or dense compacted
topsoil. Broadcast the seed and let mother nature do the rest. Smaller seeds
can be mixed with dry sand to improve distribution when sowing. Rain, snow
and frost-heaving of the soil will work the seed down into the soil bed. If you
choose to do a spring planting, make sure the seed comes into good contact
with the soil & irrigate as needed.
Life Cycle Perennial
Propagation Direct Sow in Spring However Direct Sow in Fall is
Preferred
Light Full Sun
Growth Habit Grass or Grass-like
Frost Tolerance Winter Hardy
Degree of Difficulty Prior Experience Beneficial
Heritage Native of Ontario
Suggested uses. Prairie habitat creation or restoration.
Wildlife food and cover.
ISSUED FOR TENDER ONLY
NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION
8 PDIssued for CoordinationMarch 27, 2019
9 PD
April 02, 2019 Re-Issued for SPA
10 PDIssued for ZBA
(CHARCOAL GRAY)
EQ. EQ
15
0
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June 11, 2019
11 PD
June 12, 2019 Issued for SPA
12 PDJuly 25, 2019 Issued for SPA
13 JD
August 14, 2019 Issued for SPA Variance
14 PD
May 13, 2020 Issued for Site Plan Updates
15 PDJune 08, 2020 Issued for Site Plan Updates
16 PD
August 19, 2020 Issued for Site Plan Updates
17 PD
March 01, 2021 Issued for SPA
TOWN OF CALEDONPLANNINGRECEIVED
Mar 05, 2021
TOWN OF CALEDONPLANNINGRECEIVED
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