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Botanical Name
Native
Size
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Notes
BUr Oak
Quercus macrocarpa
Tree
Yes
65 gat
3
3" cal.
Cedar Elm
u1mus cassijoIia
Tree
Yes
65 gal
21
3" cal.
Chinkapin Oak
Quercus muhlenbergi i
Tree
Yes
65 gal
4
3" cal.
Desert Willow
Chiopsis lineraris
Tree
Yes
15 gal
6
2" cal.
Dwarf Yaupon Holly
flex vomitoria 'Nana'
Shrub
Yes
5 gal
80
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Liriope, Big Blue
Liriope muscariBig Blue'
Groundeove
No
4" pots
1400
Fo.c.
Lacey Oak
Quercus glaucoides
Tree
Yes
65 gal
3
3" cal.
Mexican Feather Grass
Stipa tenuissima
Grass
Yes
I gal
286
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Mexican Plum
Prunus mexicana
Small tree
Yes
15 gal
5
2" cal.
Rosemary, Upright
Rosemary officinalis
Shrub
No
I gal
73
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Shurnard Red Oak
Quercus shumardii
Tree
Yes
65 gal
19
3" cal.
Texas Ash
Fraxinus lexensis
Tree
Yes
65 gal
6
3" cal.
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Owner & Professionals Information
OWNER
CITY OF COPPELL
ARCHITECT
WILLIAM PECK & ASSOCIATES, INC.
LEWISVILLE, TEXAS
972.221.1424
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT
CAROL FELDMAN
FELDMAN DESIGN STUDIOS
P.O. BOX 832346
RICHARDSON, TEXAS 75083
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FELDMAN DESIGN STUDIOS
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SECTION 02910 - SOIL PREPARATION
PART 1 - GENERAL
A. DESCRIPTION
1. PROVIDE COMPLETE GRADING AND SOIL PREPARATION, INCLUDING
AMENDMENTS, AS SPECIFIED HEREIN.
B. EXAMINATION
1. EXAMINE SITE TO VERIFY REQUIRED ROUGH GRADING HAS BEEN COMPLETED
CORRECTLY PRIOR TO BED PREPARATION WORK.
2. EXAMINE SITE TO VERIFY THAT ALL INVASIVE PLANTS AND THEIR ROOTS
HAVE BEEN REMOVED PRIOR TO BED REPARATION. WORK.
C. APPROVALS
1. ALL 'APPROVED EQUAL' MATERIALS MUST BE APPROVED BY LANDSCAPE
ARCHITECT.
PART 2 - PRODUCTS
A. MATERIALS
1. COMPOST:
1.1. COTTON BUR COMPOST
1.2. SHALL BE SUPPLIED BY: GREENSENSE COMPOST, GARLAND, TX. OR,
CLEAR FORK MATERIALS, ALEDO, TX, OR APPROVED EQUAL.
2. FERTILIZERS AND SUPPLEMENTS:
2.1. A 6 -2 -4 GRANULAR FERTILIZER WITH A WATER SOLUBLE SLOW
RELEASE ORGANIC BASE SUCH AS GREENSENSE, OR SUSTANE. OR
APPROVED EQUAL.
3. MULCH
3.1. SHALL BE SHREDDED HARDWOOD MULCH, SHREDDED CEDAR MULCH,
SHREDDED NATIVE MULCH, OR APPROVED EQUAL.
PART 3 - EXECUTION
A. BED PREPARATION AND PREPARATION FOR SOD INSTALLATION
1. GENERAL
1.1. INSPECT ALL EXISTING CONDITIONS AND OTHER ITEMS OF WORK
PREVIOUSLY COMPLETED. DO NOT PROCEED UNTIL DEFECTS ARE
CORRECTED.
1.2. INSPECT THAT ALL INVASIVE PLANTS AND THEIR ROOTS HAVE BEEN
REMOVED COMPLETELY.
1.3, ALL AREAS TO BE PREPARED WITH ORGANIC TECHNIQUES ONLY.
2. SHRUB BEDS:
2.1. BREAK UP AND TILL EXISTING SOIL TO A DEPTH OF 6 INCHES,
2.2. ADD A 3 INCH LAYER OF COMPOST TO THE BEDS,
2.3_ TILL EXISTING SOIL AND COMPOST TOGETHER TO A TOTAL OVERALL
DEPTH OF 8 INCHES.
2.4. RAKE OUT ROCKS AND CLODS AND FINE GRADE THE BEDS TO DRAIN IN
APPROPRIATE DIRECTIONS.
2.5. TOP -DRESS BED WITH A 3 INCH LAYER OF MULCH AFTER PLANTING.
3. SOD AND SEED AREAS
3.1. LIGHTLY CULTIVATE COMPACTED SOIL AND RAKE THE SOIL SMOOTH,
3.2. ADD Y2 INCH COMPOST TO ALL AREAS.
3.3. FINE GRADE TO DRAIN IN APPROPRIATE DIRECTIONS.
END OF SECTION 02910
NOTES
GENERAL LANDSCAPE
1. LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR LOCATING ALL
UNDERGROUND UTILITIES AND STRUCTURES WHETHER OR NOT SHOWN ON THE
PLANS, AND SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR DAMAGE TO SAID UTILITIES OR
STRUCTURES CAUSED BY HIS /HER CREW AND SUBCONTRACTORS,
2. ALL LAWN AND LANDSCAPE BED AREAS ARE TO BE SEPARATED BY 14
GAUGE EDGING UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED ON THE PLANS.
3. ALL TREES AND PLANTING BEDS ARE TO BE LAID OUT IN THE FIELD BY
THE LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR FOR REVIEW BY THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT
PRIOR TO EXCAVATION OR PREPARATION OF PLANTING AREAS. CONTRACTOR
ASSUMES FULL RESPONSIBILITY FOR FAILURE TO OBTAIN OWNERS REVIEW OF
THE LAYOUT INCLUDING MODIFICATIONS REQUIRED.
PAVILLI�N AREA PLANTING DETAIL a 20'
Scaler 1" = 10'
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Texas
SECTION 02915 - LANDSCAPE PLANTING
Botanical Name
O
PART 1 - GENERAL
PART
3 - EXECUTION
A. SPECIAL CONDITIONS
Aromatic Sumac
I2hus arotnatica
1. COMPLY WITH APPLICABLE FEDERAL, STATE, COUNTY AND LOCAL
A.
1.
PREPARATION FOR PLANT MATERIAL INSTALLATION
EXAMINE THE SUB -GRADE UPON WHICH THE
REGULATIONS GOVERNING LANDSCAPE MATERIALS AND WORK.
2.EMPLOY ONLY EXPERIENCE
WORK IS TO BE
PERFORMED, VERIFY GRADE ELEVATIONS AND VERIFY THAT BEDS HAVE
PERSONNEL FAMILIAR WITH REQUIRED WORK.
PROVIDE ADEQUATE SUPERVISION BY A QUALIFIED FOREMAN WITH A
Groundcover
BEEN LEFT LOW BY OTHER TRADES. OBSERVE THE CONDITIONS UNDER
MINIMUM OF TEN(10) YEARS EXPERIENCE WITH PROJECTS OF SIMILAR
WHICH THE WORK IS TO BE PERFORMED AND CONFIRM THAT
UNSATISFACTORY CONDITIONS HAVE BEEN CORRECTED PRIOR TO
COMPLEXITY.
Shrub
PROCEEDING.
3.DO NOT MAKE SUBSTITUTIONS OF TREE, SHRUB AND GRASS MATERIALS. IF
B.
TIME OF PLANTING
REQUIRED MATERIAL IS NOT OBTAINABLE, SUBMIT PROOF OF
1.
CARE IS TO BE TAKEN SO THAT NO PLANTS SIT IN POTS IN THE
NON- AVAILABILITY TO OWNER'S REPRESENTATIVE.
5 gal
SUMMER HEAT FOR MORE THAN 1 HOUR. IF PLANTING DURING HOT
4.PROVIDE QUANTITY, SIZE, GENUS, SPECIES AND VARIETY OF TREES AND
I Mexican Feather Grass
SEASONS (NOT PREFERRED) PLANTING IS TO BE DONE IN SMALL
SHRUBS INDICATED AND SCHEDULED FOR LANDSCAPE WORK WHICH
Yes
SECTIONS WITH STOCKPILED PLANTS TO BE PROTECTED FROM THE
COMPLY WITH APPLICABLE REQUIREMENTS OF ANSI Z60.1 AMERICAN
SUMMER HEAT (SHADE AREAS).
STANDARD FOR NURSERY STOCK , AND ANY APPLICABLE STATE AND
C.
TREE PLANTING
FEDERAL LAWS CONCERNING DISEASE AND INSECT INFESTATION.
B.REFERENCE STANDARDS
1.
STAKE LOCATIONS FOR TREES PRIOR TO DIGGING HOLES.
1. AMERICAN STANDARD FOR NURSERY STOCK, APPROVED NOV. 6, 1996 BY
2.
DIG PITS WITH ROUGH SIDES AND WHICH HAVE TAPERED WALLS, A
AMERICAN NATIONAL STANDARDS INSTITUTE, INC.
5 al
MINIMUM OF TWICE THE WIDTH OF THE TREE BALL, A PEDESTAL SHOULD
2.SHINNERS & MAHLER'S, ILLUSTRATED FLORA OF NORTH CENTRAL TEXAS,
a.
BE LEFT IN THE CENTER OF THE HOLE AND THE TREE BALL SET UPON
THAT PEDESTAL.
BOTANICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF TEXAS (BRIT), FORT WORTH, TEXAS,
3.
SET PLANTS IN THE CENTER OF THE HOLE AND ON THE PEDESTAL,
1999.
3.HORTUS THIRD, CORNELL UNIVERSITY, 1967.
PLUM AND VERTICAL, AND AT SUCH A DEPTH THAT THE CROWN OF THE
TREE BALL WILL
C.PREPARATION
BE LEVEL WITH THE SURROUNDING GRADE,
4.COORDINATION WITH BUILDING AND ENGINEERING PROJECT ACTIVITIES.
4.
ALL PLANTS SHALL BE SET TO MEET THE SAME RELATIONSHIP TO THE
FINISHED GRADE OF THE SURROUNDING SOIL THAT THEY BORE TO
5.000RDINATE THE WORK OF THIS SECTION WITH THAT OF REGULAR AND
PREVIOUS EXISTING GRADE OF SOIL.
EMERGENCY WATER UTILITY ACTIVITIES ON THE SITE.
5.
BACKFILL WITH EXISTING TOPSOIL AND WATER IMMEDIATELY.
6.000RDINATION WITH IRRIGATION SYSTEM:
6.
FORM A SHALLOW BASIN SLIGHTLY LARGER THAN THE PIT TO FACILITATE
6.1. THE UNDERGROUND IRRIGATION SYSTEM MUST BE INSTALLED PRIOR TO
WATERING. REMOVE PRIOR TO MULCHING.
COMMENCEMENT OF THE PLANTING OPERATIONS.
7.
COVER ALL TREE BALLS WITH A MINIMUM OF 3 OF SPECIFIED MULCH.
6.2. THE IRRIGATION SYSTEM SHALL BE OPERATIONAL AT THE TIME THAT
EXTEND MULCH OUT TO THE EDGE OF THE TREE PIT, BUT KEEP AWAY
PLANTING OPERATIONS COMMENCE.
FROM TRUNKS.
6.3. COORDINATE WORK WITH THE IRRIGATION CONTRACTOR TO PREVENT
8.
ALL EXCAVATED MATERIAL UNACCEPTABLE FOR REUSE SHALL BE
DAMAGE TO THE IRRIGATION SYSTEM.
DISPOSED OF OFF SITE, OR AS DIRECTED BY THE OWNER.
D.ALL PLANT MATERIALS FOR THIS PROJECT SHALL BE NURSERY - GROWN,
D.
SHRUBS, TALL GRASSES AND PERENNIAL PLANTING.
INCLUDING TREES.
1. CONTAINER GROWN PLANTS SHALL HAVE BEEN STEPPED -UP AS
1.
REMOVE CONTAINER AND SET PLANT MATERIAL AT SUCH A LEVEL THAT
AFTER SETTLEMENT, THE CROWN OF
NECESSARY TO PREVENT ROOT GIRDLING.
THE BALL WILL BE AT FINISHED
GRADE.
2.CONTAINER GROWN PLANTS SHALL HAVE BEEN IN THE CONTAINER FOR A
2.
GENTLY CUT OUTER ROOTS OF ANY ROOTBALLS THAT HAVE
MINIMUM OF SIX (6) MONTHS PRIOR TO DELIVERY TO THE SITE TO ENSURE
POT -BOUND PRIOR TO INSTALLATION.
ADEQUATE ROOT DEVELOPMENT.
'ROOT
3.
COVER PLANTING BEDS WITH A MINIMUM 3 LAYER OF SPECIFIED MULCH.
3.THE FLARE' OF ALL TREES AND SHRUBS SHALL NOT BE COVERED
E.
SOD PLANTING
WITH SOIL.
1.
LAY SOD IN AN ORDERLY MANNER TO COVER ALL BARE SOIL AREAS.
E.THE FOLLOWING TREE CARE PROCEDURES SHALL BE ADHERED TO:
2.
WATER ALL AREAS OF THE SOD UNTIL THOROUGHLY WET.
1.D0 NOT MAKE FLUSH CUTS OR LEAVE STUBS WHEN PRUNING. LEAVE
3.
ROLL SOD WITH A SOD ROLLER AFTER 24 HOURS AFTER LAYING AND
THE BRANCH COLLAR INTACT.
WATERING SOD TO OBTAIN A UNIFORM, SMOOTH FINISH.
2.DO NOT USE ANY TYPE OF PRUNING PAINT ON WOUNDS.
4.
FILL JOINTS WITH COMPOST IF NECESSARY TO FORM A UNIFORM GRASS
3.DO NOT USE ANY TYPE OF TREE WRAP, EXCEPT, TRUNKS MAY BE
LAYER.
WRAPPED WITH BURLAP DURING PLANTING OPERATIONS ONLY.
5.
KEEP SOD ADEQUATELY WATERED UNTIL SOD MAKES A FIRM
4.DO NOT STAKE OR GUY ANY TREES. IN SPECIAL CASES, TREE STAKING
O
CONNECTION TO THE SOIL.
MAY BE NECESSARY TO PRESERVE A TREE THAT CONTINUES TO BLOW
F.
SEED PLANTING
OVER. THE CONTRACTOR WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY TREES THAT
1.
AREAS SHALL BE RAKED TO A DEPTH OF Y2 ", SMOOTH AND FREE OF
NEED STAKING FOR A PERIOD OF ONE YEAR.
STONES AND DEBRIS.
5.DO NOT HANDLE ANY TREE BY ITS TRUNK. ANY TREE HANDLED IN SUCH
2.
APPLY SEED EVENLY AT THE RATE RECOMMENDED.
A MANNER SHOULD BE REJECTED.
3.
RAKE AND WATER TO ESTABLISH A FIRM CONNECTION OF THE SEED TO
.WARRANTEE
THE SOIL.
1. UNCONDITIONALLY WARRANT ALL PLANTS FOR A PERIOD OF ONE (1) YEAR
4.
KEEP SEED AREA MOIST (NOT WET) UNTIL SEED GERMINATES AND
AFTER THE DATE OF INSTALLATION INITIAL ACCEPTANCE. REPLACE
GRASS IS APPROX. Y" IN HEIGHT.
MATERIALS NOT IN VIGOROUS, THRIVING CONDITION AS SOON AS WEATHER
5.
KEEP AREA ADEQUATELY WATERED UNTIL A STAND OF THE GRASS IS
PERMITS AFTER NOTIFICATION BY OWNERS THAT THE PLANTS HAVE DIED
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ESTABLISHED.
OR ARE OTHER WISE NOT ACCEPTABLE. GUARANTEE REPLACEMENT
6.
RE -SEED TO ESTABLISH A THICK STAND OF GRASS IF NECESSARY.
PLANTS FOR ONE YEAR, STARTING FROM THE DATE REPLACEMENT IS
C�
MADE,
END OF
SECTION 02915
2.WARRAN IT EXCLUDES REPLACEMENT OF PLANTS BECAUSE OF INJURY BY
STORM, NATURAL DROUGHT, DROWNING, HAIL FOR FREEZING, IF
REASONABLE CARE WAS TAKEN TO ADEQUATELY PROTECT THE MATERIAL,
AND IN THE OPINION OF THE OWNER'S REPRESENTATIVE THAT THE
PROBLEM OCCURRED AFTER THE DATE OF INITIAL ACCEPTANCE.
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Native
Size
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I2hus arotnatica
Shrub
Yes
5 gal
2
Berkley Sedge
C'arex t'arinuticola
Groundcover
4" pats
520
Dwarf Yaupon Holly
Ilex vomit ria `Nana'
Shrub
Yes
5 gal
68
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Lindheimer Muhly I Big Muhly
Mublenbergia linclheimeri
Grass
Yes
5 gal
8
I Mexican Feather Grass
Stipa tenuissinia
Grass
Yes
1 gal
124
1 Salvia greggii '_red'
Salvia greggii
Perennial
Yes
1 gal
33
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Yucca rec-unli olia
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LEWIS VILLE, TEXAS
972.221.1424
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CAROL FELDMAN
FELDMAN DESIGN STUDIOS
P.O. BOX 832346
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972.980.1730
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