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<br />GENERAL NOTES
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<br />lA.'iOSCAPE CONTRACTOR Sf'1<U..I!.SPECT ThE SITE A"IJ SECOME
<br />FA.'.!llL\R Vt1TH EXISTING CmmmONS RELATING TO THE NATURE NiD
<br />SCOPE CF WORK
<br />Z. LANDSCAPE CDNTRACTQR SPAll VEFUFY PiA" LAYOUT A'lO BRING TO
<br />THE ATTEN110N OF THE LA."IDSCAPE ARCHITECT OISCREPM.'CiES ....'HiCH
<br />UAY COMPROMISE THE DESIGN OR INTENT OF THE LAYOUT.
<br />LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR SI-'.A1J. ASSU;U: COMPllANC€ Wim
<br />APPlICASLE CODES AND REGULATIONS GO\lEWiING THE ,'t'OR."A'<O
<br />IJATERW.SSUPPLlEO.
<br />lANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROTECT EXISmiG ROADS,
<br />CURBS/GUffERS, TRAILS, TREES, LAYINS AND SITE ELEMENTS OUR=NG
<br />CONSTRUCTION OPERATlm,s. DAMAGE TO SAME SHAll BE REPNRfO AT
<br />NO ADOmo~ COSTTO THE OWNER
<br />u.NDSCAP:E CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY N..IGNMENT A"ID LOCATION OF
<br />UNDERGROUND A'ID ABOVE GRADE UTIUTIES AND PROVIDE THE
<br />NECl:SSAAY PROTECTION FOR SAME BEFORE CONSTRUCTlQN BfGINS
<br />lMINIMUM 10' ClEAW<CE)
<br />lANOSCAPE COIfTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE THE PHASES OF
<br />CONSTRUCTION AND PlA!..nNG INSTALLATION WiTH OTHER
<br />CONTRACTORS 'NORKING OS SITE.
<br />7, UNDERGROUND UTILITIES SHAll BE ISSTALlED SO THAT TRENCHES 00
<br />NOT CUT THROUGH ROOT SYSTEMS OF EXISTING TREES TO REMAiN.
<br />EXISTING Cm-HOURS. TRAILS. VEGETATlON, CURB:GUTTERAND OTHER
<br />ELEMENTSAAE BASED UPON INFOfWATlON SuPPLlED TO THE LANDSCAPE
<br />ARCHITECT BY OTHERS.LA'lDSCAPE CONiAACTOR SHALl VERIFY
<br />DISCREPANCIES PRIOR TO CONSTRUCTlQN MD t.'OTlFY LA~OSCAPE
<br />ARCHrTECTOf' SN,~E.
<br />HOR!ZONTAL A'W VERTICAL ALIGNMENT OF PROPOSED WALKS. TRNLS OR
<br />ROADWAYS ARE SUBJECT TO FIElD ADJUSTMENT REOUIRED TO
<br />CONFORM TO LOCALIZED TOPOGRAPHIC CONDIilONS AND TO MiWMllE
<br />TREE REMOVAL A.'IO GRADING. Cl-lANGES IN AlJGNMENT ,1,,'10 GRADES
<br />MUST BE APPROVED BY THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT PRIOR TO
<br />IMPLEME1'11'ATION
<br />10 LANDSCAPE CONTAACTOR SHALl REVIEW THE SITE FOR DEFICIENCIES IN
<br />SITE CONOrTIOt.'S ,,'{HICH M,GHT NEGATIVELY A."fECT?lA'lT
<br />ESTABLISHMENT, SURVIVAL OR WARRA.'<TY. UNOESIRASLE SITE
<br />CONDiTiONS SHALL BE BROUGHT TO TlJE ATTENTION OF THE LANDSCAPE
<br />ARCHITECT PRiOR TO BEGINNING OF WORK.
<br />11 LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ONGOiNG l.WliTENANCE
<br />OF NEV.'!.Y INSTALLED II.ATERlALS UNTlL TlME OF SUBSTNiTW.
<br />COMf'LETION. REPAIR OF ACIS OFVMDALISM OR DAMAGE WH!CH MAY
<br />OCCUR PRIOR TO SUSSTA.'iTW. COMPlETION SH.Al1 BE THE
<br />RESPONSIB:UTY OF TlJE LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR.
<br />12. EXISTING TREES OR S!GNIFICANT SHRUB IAASSINGS FOUND ON SITE
<br />SH.Al1 BE PROTECTED ,1,,"10 SAVED UNLESS NOTED TO BE REMOVED OR
<br />ME LOCATED IN m AREA TO BE GRADED, QUESTIONS REGARDING
<br />EXIST:NG PtANT MATERloIJ. SHALL BE BROUGHT TO TlJE ATIENTION OF
<br />TlJE LNlOSCAPE ARCHITECT PRIOR TO REMOVAL
<br />13 EXISTiNG TREES TO REI.lAlI1. UPON DIRECTlON OF LA"IDSCAPE
<br />ARCHITECT. SHAl.L BE FERTlllZEDA."ID PRUNED TO REMOVE DEAD WOOD,
<br />DM'AGED AND RUBSiNG BRANCHES.
<br />I~ lANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR Sl-'.All PREPARE AND SUBMrT A WRtTIEN
<br />REQUEST FOR TIiE SUBSTANTIAL COMPlETION INSPECTION OF
<br />l..>I.NDSCAPE .10.."10 SITE IMPROVEMENTS ?RiOR TO SUBMintNG FiNAL PAY
<br />REQUEST.
<br />15 LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR SHALl PREPARE .10..'10 SlJ8I,!lT REPROOlJCIBLE
<br />AS-BUiLT DRAI"lNG{SJ OF lAI10SCAl>f INSTALLATICm, iRRiGATION AI1D
<br />SITE I!,!PROVEMENTS UPON COMPlETION OF CONSTRUCTlON
<br />INSTALLATlON !~I1D PRiOR TO SUSSTM'TlAL COMPlETlON
<br />
<br />GRADING NOTES
<br />
<br />1. ROUGH GRADING A."ID F!NISHEO GRADING TO BE DONE BY OTHERS
<br />EXCEPT WHERE 1;'OTED.
<br />2, GRAD!NG LIMiTS ARE DEFINED AS THE JUNCTURE OF PROPOSED GRADE
<br />WITH EXISTING GRADE U....LESS NOTED OTHERWISE.
<br />GRADiNG liMITS A.'iD LIMITS OF WORK SHOWN ON I'VIN ARE O,..\Y
<br />APPROXIMATE AND MAY BE ADJUSTED IN FIELD BY LANDSCAPE
<br />ARCWTECT, WORK OUTSiDE OF THESE LIMiTS \'11U BE DONE AT
<br />LANDSCAPE CONTW,CTORS EXPENSE UNLESS DIRECTED BY LANDSCAPE
<br />ARCHiTECT OR OWNER IN WRlTlNG
<br />FiWCUT AS NECESSARY TO PROVlDE A 1%%% MINIMUM GRADE AWAY
<br />FROM BUILDINGS I\1THIN LIMITS OF CONsmUCTION.
<br />
<br />SCHEMA TIC LANDSCAPE PLAN
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<br />SALVAGE TOPSOiL FROM THE EAHTlf....ORK AREAS AS APPROPRIATE OR
<br />AS DiRECTED BY LAI1DSCAPE ARCHITECT A.I1D STOCKPilE FOR REUSE IN
<br />LOCATION APPROVED BY OWNER.
<br />S. '-"AL'iTAlN A UNIFORM GRADE BEn~'EEN CONTOURS IN AAI..AS TO BE
<br />GAADEOUNLESSNOTEDOTHERI'i1SE.
<br />7. ElEVAT!ONS, IF SHOWN ARE FINISHED ELEVATIONS. SPOT ELEVATIO?'iS
<br />TN<E PRECEDENCE OVER CONTOURS
<br />8. ADD EROSiON CONTROL MEASURES IF GRADES GREATER Tl-lA.1l 3:1 OR IF
<br />CONDiTIONS WAHRA.'iT. REFER TO MNDOT SPECiFiCATlO,,,S FOR EROSION
<br />CONTROL
<br />LA'<OSCAPE CONTRACTOR SP.Al.L CO.'iTACTPUBllC UTILITIES FOR
<br />LOCATION OF UNDERGROUND I....RES. CASLES. CONDUITS, PIPES,
<br />I.'.ANHOlES. VALVES OR OTHER BURIED STRUCiURES BEFORE DIGGING
<br />LA"DSCAPE CONTRACTOR SHAll REPAIR OR REPlACE TlJEABOVE IF
<br />QA....AGED DURiNG CONSTRUCTION AT NO ADDffiDNAI. COST TO THE
<br />OWNER
<br />10 LA"OSCAPE CONTRACTOR SHAll PROViDE PROPER EROSiON CONTROl
<br />MEASURES AS REOUIRED TO INSURE THAT EROSION IS KEPT TO m
<br />ABSOlUTE MINiMUM.
<br />11 PROViDE TEMPORA,.Q.Y COVERING FOR CATCH BASINSA."iO I.'A"I HOlES
<br />UNTIL FINISHED GRADING IS COM?!.ETE.
<br />12 CONTRACTOR SHALL CONSTRUCT DRAJNAGE BASINS AS NEEDED
<br />13 PERiMETER SiLT FENCE AND ROCK CONSTRUCTION ENTRA"ICES SHALl BE
<br />INSTALLED PRIOR TO CONSmUCTION. REFER TO MNDOT SPECIFiCATIONS
<br />FOR AGGREGATE BASE A.'<D SILT FENCE.
<br />14. CONTRACTOR S!-WlINSTAll CATCH BASIN EROSION CONTROL
<br />MEASURES PER MPCA (MINNESOTA POLLUTION CONTROL AGENCY)
<br />SPECS.
<br />15 WiTHIN TWO ....'EEKS OF FiNISHED SITE GRADING, DISTlJRBEDAREAS
<br />Sl-'ALL BE STASILlZED WITH SEED, SOD. MULCH OR ROCK BASE.
<br />1S CONTRACTOR SHALL I.'AlNTAI.'. EROSION CONTROL MEASURES.
<br />INCLUDiNG THE REMOVAL OF ACCUMULATED SILT IN FRONT OF SILT
<br />FENCES 11."0 EXCESS SEDIMENT iN PROPOSED CATCH BASINS. FOR THE
<br />OURATlON OF CONSTRUCTION
<br />17 LA'<OSCAPE CONTAACTOR Sl-'.Al.L REMOVE EROSION CO~Ol MEASURES
<br />AFTER VEGETATION IS ESTABLlSHEDMD DISPOSE OF OFF SITE
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<br />PLANTlNG NOTES
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<br />NO PlA"ITS ....'ll BE INSTAlLED U~'TiL FINAL GRADiNG AND
<br />CONSTRUCTION HAS BEEN COMPlETED IN THE IMMEDLATE AREA.
<br />.. PROPOSED?lA'lT MATERlAL SPALL COMPLY....1TH lHE ClJRRENT EDmON
<br />OF THE A.~ERlCAN STA.'lDARD FOR NURSERY STOCK, A"ISI Z&O.I, UNLESS
<br />NOTED OTHERViISE, OEClDUOUS SHRUBS SHALl HAVE AT lEAST 5 CANES
<br />AT THE SPECIFIED HEIGHT. ORNAMENTAL TREES SHAll HAVE NO V
<br />CROTCHES .10.."0 SH.Al1 BEGIN BRA.'iCHING NO LOWER THAN 3' FEET
<br />ABOVE THE ROOT BAlL STREET AND BOULE\WW TREES SHALL BEGIN
<br />BRANCHING NO LOWER TM" 6' ASOVE PAVED SURFACE.
<br />PlA'iT SYMBOLS ON PIA"I DRAI'l1NG TAl<!;S PRECEDENCE OVER?lA'iT
<br />SCHEDUlE IF DISCREPA"'CIES IN QUA.'ffiT1ES EXIST, SPECIFiCATIONS
<br />AND OETAflS TAKE PRECEOENCE OVER NOTES.
<br />PROPOSED PLA'iT MATERIAL SHALL BE LOCATED A."ID STAKED AS SHQ'....N
<br />ON ?LA"I. u\NOSCAPE ARCHITECT MUST APPROVE STAKING OF PU.J1T
<br />I,l.ATERW. PRJOR TO DiGGING.
<br />5. NO PlANT MATERlAL SUBSTlTUTIONS WiLL8EACCE:PTED UNLESS
<br />APPROVAL IS GRANTED BY TliE LA...OSCAPE MICHITECT TO THE
<br />LA~OSCAPE CONTRACTOR PRlOR;o THE SVBMISSIO,'l OF 8iD
<br />ADJUSTMENTS IN LOCA TlO,"I OF PROPOSED ptA....T MA TERI.ALS I.'A Y BE
<br />NEEDED IN FIELD, LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT MUST BE NOTIFiED PRIOR TO
<br />ADJUSTMENT OF PWHS
<br />7. PlA"IT MATERloIJ.S TO BE iNSTALLED PER PlANTING DETAiLS
<br />8. PlANT MATERIAL SHALL BE FERTILIZED UPON INSTALLATION WITH DRIED
<br />BONE MEAL, OTHER APPROVED FERTILIER MIXED IN WITH TlJE PWffiNG
<br />SOIL PER TlJE MA"IUFACiURER'S iNSTRUCTlONS OR MAY BE TREATED FOR
<br />SUMMER .10..'<0 FAllINSTALLII TION I'wlTH m APPLICATION OF GRA.'iULA'<
<br />11)45 OF 120Z, PER2SCAUPERTREEA"D50Z. PER SHRUB WiTH .10.."1
<br />ADDmmW.A??LlCATIQN OF 11).{1.10 THE FOllOT'iiNG SPRING IN THE
<br />TREE SAUCER
<br />9. PtA!iT1NG AREAS RECEMNG GROUND COVER. PERENNlAl.S. A."iNUALS OR
<br />VINES S!-Wl RECEIVE A MINIMUM OF IZ' DEPTH OF PLA'iTlNG SOil
<br />CONSISTING OF (5 PARTS TOPSOIL. 45 PARTS SCREENED COMPOST .10.....0
<br />10PARTssmOORASOTHERI'lISESPEClFtED
<br />10 TREE VYRA,?PiNG MATERloIJ. SHAlL BE me-WAlLED ?lASTIC SHEETING
<br />APPUED FROM TRUNK Fl.ARE TO FIRST BRANCH. ,/,'RM'SMOOTH-BARKED
<br />DECiDUOUS TREES PLA"ITED IN Tt;E FALL PRIOR TO DECEMBER 1 Nm
<br />REMOVEWRAP?INGAfTER MAY 1
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<br />11 3,'\6' TlJiCK STEEL EOGER TO BE USED TO CONTAIN SHRUBS, PERENNIALS
<br />11."10 A"INUALS WrlERE PlM'T1NG BED MEETS SOD UNU;SS OTHERWISE
<br />NOTED.
<br />12 A."NUAl 11."10 PERENNlAL ?LA"'iING BEDS TO RECEIVE 3' DEEP SHREDDED
<br />I-'.ARDWOOO MULCH 1~1TH NO WEED BARRiER
<br />13 SHRUB BED I.'ASSINGS TO RECEIVE 4' DEEP SHREDDED t<,ARO'NOOO
<br />MULCH WiTH FIBER MAT WEED BAll..Q.IER.
<br />14 CONiFEROUS TRfES ARE TO RfCErvE4' DEEP SHREDDED HARD'....OOD
<br />MULCHA."ID SHAll. HAVE NO MULCH IN DIRECT CONTACT \~1TH THE TREE
<br />mUNK
<br />15 MArNTENANCE STRIPS. WHERE IllUSTRATED. TO HAVE EDGER AND
<br />MULCHAS INDICATED ON DRAWINGS OR iN SPECIFICATIONS.
<br />16 LA'iDSCAPE CONTRACTOR SH.ALL WAAAM'TY NEW ?LA.'iTMATERloIJ.
<br />THROUGH ONE CALENDA.'l YEAR FROM THE DATE OF SUBSTA.'ffiIJ.
<br />COMPLETION, NO pARTlAL ACCEPTANCE ....;U BE CONSIDERED.
<br />17 UNLESS NOTED OTHERI'11SE. THE APPROPRiATE OATES FOR SPRING
<br />PlA.'lT MATERlAl.INSTALLATION IS FROM THE TIME GROUND I{AS THAWED
<br />TO JUNE 15.
<br />18 COWFEHOUS PlA.'lTING IS ACCEPTABLE FROM AUGUST 15 TO OCTOSER 1
<br />FAll DWOUOUS PLA'ITlNG ISACCEPTABLf FROM THE FIRST FROST
<br />UmlL t.'OVEMllER 15. ADJUSTMENTS TO ?lA'iTING OATES MUST BE
<br />APPROVEDINWRITlNGBYTlJELA"DSCAPEARCHITECT.
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<br />IRRIGATION NOTES
<br />
<br />1. LA"DSCAPE CONTRACTOR SHAlL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR PROVlDING m
<br />IRRlGATlON LIIYOUT ?lA,(AND SPECIFICATION AS PART OF THE SCOPE OF
<br />WORK. SUBMIT LAYOlJT PLA"I ,1,,"10 SPECIFiCATIONS FOR APPROVAL BY
<br />TlJE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT PRIOR TO ORDER A'<OIOR CONSTRUCTION
<br />IT SHAll BE THE lANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR'S RESPONSISIUTYTO INSURE
<br />THAT SODDED.'SEEDED 1<."10 PlA"ITED AREAS ARE IRRIGATED PROPERLY,
<br />INCLUDiNG THOSE AREAS DIRECTlY AROUND ANOABUmNG BUILDiNG
<br />FOUNDATION.
<br />2. lA"IDSCAPE CONTRACTOR SH.Al1 VERIFY (EXISTlNG) IRRIGATION SYSTEM
<br />LAYOUT MD CONFIRM COMPlETE LIMITS OF IRRIGATION PRIOR TO
<br />SUPPLYlNGSHOPDRA'MNGS
<br />3. LA"OSCAPE CONTRACTOR S!-Wl PROVlOE THE Q'r','NER \'r1mm
<br />IRRIGATION SCHEDUlE APPROPRIATE TO THE PROJECT snE CONDllIONS
<br />AND TO PLA'liED MATERlJ\l. GROWTH REQU,REMENTS.
<br />4. lANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR SHALL INSURE THAT SOIL CONDITiONS AND
<br />COMPACTlON ME ADEQUATE TO ALLOW FOR PROPER DRNNAGE
<br />AROUND THE CONSTRUCTlON SITE. UNDESIRABlE CONDiTIONS SHALt BE
<br />BROUGHT TO THE A TIENTlON OF THE LA"IDSCAPE ARCHITECT PRIOR TO
<br />BEGiNNiNGOFWORK. IT SHALL BE mE LA"IDSCAPE CONTRACTOR'S
<br />RESPONSIBiLITY TO INSURE PROPER SURFACE AND SUBSURFACE
<br />DRNNI\GE IN PlANTING AREAS.
<br />
<br />TURF NOTES
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<br />1 SOD AAfAS DISiURBED DUE TO GRADiNG UNLESS NOTED DTHERI'.iSE.
<br />2. WHERE SOD ABUTS PAVED SURFACES. FI....'IStiED GRADE OF SOOJSEED
<br />SHALL BE HElD l' BelOW SURFACE ELEVATION OF TRAiL, SLAB. CURB,
<br />ETC.
<br />SOD SHAll BE LAID PARAlLEl TO TH;:: CO~'iOURS AND SHALl PAVE
<br />STAGGERED JOINTS. ON SLOPES STEEPEH Tl-'A" 3:1 OR IN DRNNAGE
<br />SWALES, SOD SHALl BE STAKED SECURELY.
<br />4. UNLESS NOTED OTlJERI'<1SE. TH;:: A??ROPRLATE OATES FOR SPRlNG SEED
<br />to SOD PlACEME1'<'i IS FROM mE TIME GROUND PAS THAWED TO JUNE 15
<br />FALL SODDING is GENERALLY ACCEPTABLE FROM AUGUST 15 TO
<br />NOVEMBER L FALL SEEDiNG is GENERALLY ACCEPTABLE FROM IIlJGUST
<br />15 TO SEPTEMflER 15, ADJUSTMENTS TO SOD/SEED PLA.'iT1NG DATES
<br />MUST BEA.Pf'ROVED IN WRITING BY THE lA.~DSCAPE NlCHlTECT.
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<br />PREPA.ll.ESOILFOR NOTE'
<br />TlJE ENTIRE BED ~ SEE SPECIFICATlON SECTION
<br />k= RELATEDTOEXTERiORPLAliTlNG
<br />,h ,{ 3'MUlCH. DO NOT PLACE MULCH
<br />6"\Jfl REFER i&f( IN CONTACT'MTH PlA'IT STEM
<br />"J).-~.?~.-...~.:,: ~,-" .~:~~~;="ESSfEPL"
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<br />\W..2r..f ...::..../,..:....'.'.:..-T~..f....,......... CONTAI~ER GROT'''' MATERlI\L SP.Al.L
<br />. ..~> "':;.~"::-!~"'.., (",' HAVE ROOTS I-'A"ID LOOSENED
<br />PlA'ffiNG SOIL FOR PERENNloIJ.S
<br />SCARIFY SiDES .10.."10 BOTTOM OF
<br />~"'..."'.' ENTIRE BED WITH SPAOE BY HA"ID
<br />.... TO BIND WITH PlANTING SOIL
<br />UNDISiURBEDSUBGRADE
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<br />PERENNIAL PlANTING DETAIL
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<br />NOTE:
<br />SEE SPECIFICATION SECTION
<br />RELATEDTOEXTERIORPLA."'ilNG
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<br />- 3' MULCH. DO NOT PlACE MULCH
<br />IN CONTACT 1'11TH SHRUB STEM
<br />WEED BARRIER FABRiC
<br />,~EDGE CONDmON VARJES. SEE PlA"I
<br />--r:--:- ~EDGING.SEEP1.JJ.l
<br />\;>~ I~..' CONTAfNERGROWNMATERlAl.SHAU
<br />./,..... I.~><:'>,..:"".'::.':"~ .1:",.,..-'..'. IiAVEROOTS~OLOOSENED
<br />/~<-.../:t 8:>'>:.~>:' ,,>'.<~,'\..}8">'~~1 --PLANTING SOIL FOR SHRUBS
<br />L:2<.'/'.<:.,>,::.">::",.:':":::)"":~,,,,;{{~,"c,',.;' .:.c, .' Mi~., (' DEEPER THA'< ROOT BALl
<br />::-~::---"""""'--~""":--::::~~'~SCA.'<IFYSIOESANDBOTTOMOF
<br />~ ENTlREBEOWlTHSPADEBY~D
<br />""" TOBINDWrTH Pl.AI.'iING SOiL
<br />~ UNDlSTtlRBEOSUBGRAOE
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<br />SHRUB PLANTING DETAIL
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<br />~. ORGANIC MULCH
<br />DO r-.'OT PLACE
<br />MULC!-1INCONTACT
<br />WITH TREE TRUNK.
<br />4'BUILT-UPEARTH
<br />SAUCER BEYOND
<br />EDGE OF ROOT BALl
<br />EDGE CONDfT1O,'< -
<br />V"ES'SEEPlA"~
<br />COMPACT PlA'iTlNG
<br />SOIL TO 85 PERCENT '
<br />OF MAXiMUM DRY UNIT
<br />WEIGHT ACCORDING
<br />TOASTM0698 --v_~
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<br />r'i':~1;
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<br />NOTE'
<br />CONTRACTOR SH.Al1 BE RESPONSIBLE
<br />FOR "'.A!NTAlNlNGTREES IN A PlUMB
<br />POSiTION THROUGHOUT THE WAARA.'fTY
<br />PERIOD. WRAP TREE TRUNKS OSL Y UPON
<br />APPROVAL BY LANOSCAPEMCHITECT.
<br />SEE SPEClFICATlON SECTION RELATED
<br />TO EXTERIOR PlANTlNG
<br />EACH TREE SHAlL BE PLA'liEDSUCH
<br />THATTlJEROOTFl.AREISV',SIBLEAT
<br />THE TOP OF THE ROOT BALL IFTHE
<br />ROOT FLARE IS NOT VlSIBLE. THE SOil
<br />Srw.L BE REMOVED IN A lEVEl IJANNER
<br />FROM THE ROOT BALl TO WHERE THE
<br />FIRST MAlI-l ORDER ROOT (!l' DlA. OR
<br />LARGEH) EMERGES FROM THE TRUNK
<br />SET MArN ORDER ROOT l' HIGHi:R THAN
<br />ADJACENT GRADE. DO NOT COV-~ TOP
<br />RADIUS OF ROOT BAlL WITH SOIL
<br />~::~~:~~~.:~~I:~~~_~ULOiRJNG
<br />'\ -/, '., ";-:::.'\':>."',;XJ.--.-1 SCARIFY SiDES OF TREE PIT
<br />~.,~.'"':':)"';: 2 TO 5<:::/:,:::'1.0. \'r1TH SPADE BY fWlD TO
<br />" TlMES ,_,..:,] BINDI~1THPR::PAREDSOlL
<br />::).' :,..,:'.;f' C:-~-.,:~- PlANTING PIT TO BE TWO
<br />""<&.':'/~ TO FIVE TlMES THE DIAMETER
<br />. ''''~'''' OF ROOT BAlL. SLOPED
<br />"~"'.'~T;"VPSOILAROUNDROOTBAlLBASE
<br />FlRl,\lYWiTH FOOT PRESSURE SO
<br />THAT ROOTBAlLOOESNOTSH,FT
<br />PLACE ROOT BAlL ON UNOISTtlRBEO
<br />ORCOMPACTEDSO,L
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<br />'<.:'.-.'1.
<br />UNDISiURBEDSU8GRADE~>'''Zy''''>''/;:.>
<br />DIGPLA'iTlNG PIT 4' TO S'--c- ---7~
<br />DEEPERT~ROOTBAlL .
<br />REMOVE BURlAP, n';;NE, ROPE .10..'10 1
<br />'/i1RE FROM TOP P.Al.F OF ROOT BAlL
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