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CARBONDALE TREE BOARD REGULAR MEETING

February 16, 2017 CARBONDALE TOWN HALL

511 COLORADO AVENUE 6:00 pm

TIME* ITEM DESIRED OUTCOME

6:00

1.

Roll Call

6:05

2.

Consent Agenda: Approval of November 18, 2017 Minutes

ATTACHMENT A APPROVAL

6:10

3.

Persons Present Not On The Agenda

6:15

4.

Review ROW Trees/Plantings for 1st Bank Planning Submittal

ATTACHMENT B DISCUSSION

6:25

5.

Review ROW Trees/Planting for RFDS Community Partnership Housing Planning Submittal

ATTACHMENT C DISCUSSION

6:35

6.

New Business 1. Replacement trees for the Spruce Tree,

located near the library. - David 2. Ideas for “Heritage Tree Program” – Dan 3. Builder request to move 6” Hackberry in RVR

ROW 4. V Cut Elms in Excel Easements to remove -

David 5. Kay Brunnier replacements. Funds? Kay to

attend?

ATTACHMENT D DISCUSSION & FEEDBACK

7:10

7.

General Reports: Chair Report – Dan Bullock Staff Report – David Coon Liaison Report – Frosty Merriott

INFORMATIONAL

7:30

8.

Adjourn

* Please note: times are approximate

TOWN OF CARBONDALE 511 Colorado Avenue

Carbondale, CO 81623 www.carbondalegov.org

(970) 963-2733 Fax: (970) 963-9140

TREE BOARD AGENDA MEMORANDUM

Item No:

Meeting Date: 2/16/17 TITLE: 1st Bank - Site Plan Review SUBMITTING DEPARTMENT: Public Works, Town Arborist ATTACHMENTS: Sheet L 1.0 BACKGROUND The submitted site plans for review are for 1st Bank at the corner of the Nieslanik Ave. and Parker Dr. ( new streets ) to the North of the new City Market. The Planning and Zoning Commission has approved the Special Use Permit for the drive-through bank, and will now be reviewing the entire site at the meeting on February 23rd. DISCUSSION/RECOMMENDATION The Tree Board briefly discuss and make recommendations, if any, for species/ varieties and any minor adjustments for the trees in the ROW on Parker Dr. Prepared by: David Coon Town Arborist

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LANDSCAPEPLAN

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SIGNAGE LOCATION

EMERALD LUSTRE MAPLE

PERENNIAL FLOWERS - 360 s.f.

GRASS AND WILDFLOWER - 26,800 s.f.

SEED

SIENNA GLEN MAPLE

KWANZAN CHERRY

SPRING FLURRY SERVICEBERRY TREE

DROUGHT TOLERANT ORNAMENTAL

GRASS, SHRUBS, AND PERENNIALS - 3,940 s.f.

ROCKY MOUNTAIN SPLENDOR BIRCH

PLANTING PLAN KEY

AUSTRIAN PINE

DECIDUOUS TREES (total # of deciduous trees 26)

7 2.5" cal.

BOTANICAL NAME COMMON NAME QTY. SIZEABBR.

PLANTING SCHEDULE

Amelanchier lavevis

Spring Flurry Serviceberry

EVERGREEN TREES (total # of evergreen trees 4)

4 12' hgt.Pinus nigraAustrian Pine

1 3" cal.Betula rockiimonRocky Mtn Splendor Birch

7 2.5" cal.Prunus serrulata 'Kwanzan'Kwanzan Cherry

3 3" cal.

Acer Platanoides 'Emerald Lustre' Emerald Lustre Maple

8 3" cal.Acer x Fremanii 'Sienna' Sienna Glenn Maple

TREE LIST

1. REFER TO CIVIL ENGINEER'S UTILITY AND PRECISE GRADING PLANS FOR UTILITY LOCATION

AND FINAL GRADING. IF ACTUAL SITE CONDITIONS VARY FROM WHAT IS SHOWN ON THE PLANS,

CONTACT THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT FOR DIRECTION AS TO HOW TO PROCEED.

2. EXACT LOCATIONS OF PLANT MATERIALS TO BE APPROVED BY THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT IN

THE FIELD PRIOR TO INSTALLATION. LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT RESERVES THE RIGHT TO ADJUST

PLANTS TO EXACT LOCATION IN FIELD.

3. VERIFY PLANT COUNTS AND SQUARE FOTTAGES: QUANTITIES ARE PROVIDED AS OWNER

INFORMATION ONLY. IF QUANTITIES ON PLANT LIST DIFFER FROM GRAPHIC INDICATIONS, THEN

GRAPHICS SHALL PREVAIL.

4. CONTACT THE LOCAL UNDERGROUND UTILITY SERVICES FOR UTILITY LOCATION AND

IDENTIFICATION.

5. PERFORM EXCAVATION IN THE VICINITY OF UNDERGROUND UTILITIES WITH CARE AND IF

NECESSARY, BY HAND. THE CONTRACTOR BEARS FULL RESPONSIBILITY FOR THIS WORK AND

DISRUPTION OR DAMAGE TO UTILITIES SHALL BE REPAIRED IMMEDIATELY AT NO EXPENSE TO

THE OWNER.

6. TREES SHALL BEAR SAME RELATION TO FINISHED GRADE AS IT BORE TO EXISTING.

7. PROVIDE MATCHING FORMS AND SIZES FOR PLANT MATERIALS WITHIN EACH SPECIES AND

SIZE DESIGNATED ON THE DRAWINGS.

8. PRUNE NEWLY PLANTED TREES ONLY AS DIRECTED BY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT.

9. FINISH GRADES OF PERENNIAL BEDS AND REVEGETATED AREAS TO BE 1 -1/2 INCHES BELOW

ADJACENT PAVING OR HEADER. (CHECK MULCH DEPTH AND IF SEEDED OR SODDED LAWNS).

10. LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT TO REVIEW PLANT MATERIALS AT SOURCE OR BY PHOTOGRAPHS

PRIOR TO DIGGING OR SHIPPING OF PLANT MATERIALS.

11. SEE IRRIGATION DRAWINGS FOR IRRIGATION SLEEVES LOCATION.

12. CUT AND REMOVE BURLAP FROM TOP 1/3 OF ROOTBALL.

13. VERIFY LOCATIONS OF PERTINENT SITE IMPROVEMENTS INSTALLED UNDER OTHER

SECTIONS. IF ANY PART OF THIS PLAN CANNOT BE FOLLOWED DUE TO SITE CONDITIONS,

CONTACT LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT FOR INSTRUCTIONS PRIOR TO COMMENCING WORK.

LANDSCAPE PLANTING NOTES

SUB-SURFACE STORMTECHDRAINAGE

PRIVATE COURTYARD WITHPAVERS AND PLANTED GAPS

BIKE RACK LOCATION - MIN.6 BIKE SPOTS

CONNECTION TO EXISTING BIKE PATH

LANDSCAPED LANDFORMS 36" TALL

PAWNEE BUTTE SEED MIXES - Rocky Mountain Wildflower Mix (VE)

(4.14%) Siberian Wallflower

(3.59%) Perennial Lupine

(3.31%) Sweet Williams Pink

(3.04%) Blue Flax

(1.66%) Annual Baby's Breath

(1.66%) Tall Blue Cornflower

(0.55%) Purple Coneflower

(0.83%) California Poppy

(0.83%) Corn Poppy

(2.09%) Shasta Daisy

(0.07%) Western Yarrow

(0.07%) Fleabane Daisy

(3.31%) Rocky Mountain Penstemon

(3.31%) Blanketflower

(28.64%) Wild Geranium

(24.27%) Arrowleaf Balsamroot

(15.73%) Golden Banner

(2.52%) California Bluebell

LANDSCAPE SEED MIXES

PAWNEE BUTTE SEED MIXES - Native Prairie Grass Mix

(29%) Blue Grama

(25%) Buffalograss

(5%) Green Needlegrass

(20%) Sideoats Grama

(20%) Western Wheatgrass

(1%) Sand Dropseed

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IRRIGATIONPLAN

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SUB-SURFACE STORMTECHDRAINAGE

PRIVATE COURTYARD WITHPAVERS AND PLANTED GAPS

BIKE RACK LOCATION - MIN.6 BIKE SPOTS

CONNECTION TO EXISTING BIKE PATH

LANDSCAPED LANDFORMS 36" TALL

1. AUTOMATIC SUB-SURFACE DRIP IRRIGATION SHALL BE PROVIDED AT ALL NEW TREES,

SHRUBS, PERENNIAL BEDS, SEEDED AREAS, AND ORNAMENTAL GRASS AREAS. SPACING PER

MANUFACTURER TO PROVIDE EVEN AND EFFICIENT WATERING.

2. FLUSH DIRT AND DEBRIS FROM MAIN LINE AND LATERAL PIPING BEFORE INSTALLING DRIP

LINE, EMITTERS, AND OTHER DEVICES.

3. A SOILS TEST SHALL BE PERFORMED IN ORDER TO CALCULATE FLOW RATE AND SPACING

FOR MAXIMUM EFFICIENCY. ALL LATERAL SUPPLY HEADERS AND EXHAUST HEADERS ARE

SHOWN ON PLAN. CONTRACTOR TO CALCULATE LINEAR FEET OF DRIP LINE BASED ON SOILS

TYPE AND MANUFACTURERS SPECIFICATIONS.

4. CONTRACTOR TO INSTALL A CONTROL VALVE, FILTER, REGULATOR, AIR VACUUM RELIEF

VALVE, AND FLUSH VALVE FOR EACH DRIP CIRCUIT.

5. A LOW VOLTAGE SYSTEM MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY FOR CONTROL OF AUTOMATIC

CIRCUIT VALVES OF AN IRRIGATION SYSTEM SHALL BE INSTALLED. SYSTEM SHALL INCLUDE AN

ADJUSTABLE 24 HOUR TIME CLOCK WHICH WILL ALLOW FOR AUTOMATIC, SEMI-AUTOMATIC, OR

MANUAL OPERATION; CIRCUIT CONTROL WHICH ALLOWS FOR MANUAL OR AUTOMATIC

OPERATION; AND PROGRAMMABLE CAPABILITIES THAT ALLOW FOR INDEPENDENT WATERING

SCHEDULES PER ZONE.

6. IRRIGATION SYSTEM TO TIE INTO THE DEVELOPMENT'S NON-POTABLE WATER LINE.

CONTRACTOR TO INSTALL A PRESSURE REGULATOR, CLEAN-OUT, AND A 120 MESH MAX. SIZE

FILTRATION IS REQUIRED (200 MESH IS PREFERRED). SHOULD THE DEVELOPMENT NOT PROVIDE

A NON-POTABLE WATER SOURCE IN TIME OF LANDSCAPE CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTOR TO

INSTALL AN IRRIGATION SYSTEM FROM THE SUPPLY LINE. SYSTEM TO INCLUDE A PRESSURE

REGULATOR AND BACKFLOW PREVENTOR DEVICE WITH 20 GPM AT 60 PSI AT A 1" POINT OF

CONNECTION. NOTIFY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT IF THE REQUIRED FLOW CANNOT BE MET.

7. PROVIDE 4'' PVC SLEEVING BELOW ALL HARDSCAPE TO ADJACENT PLANTING AREAS.

8. MAINLINE IS TO BE BURIED 12''-18'' BELOW FINISHED GRADE. LATERAL PIPES SHALL BE BURIED

8''-10'' BELOW FINISHED GRADE IN LANDSCAPED AREAS. ALL PIPE TRENCHES SHALL BE FREE OF

ROCKS AND DEBRIS PRIOR TO PIPE INSTALLATION. BACKFILL TRENCHES WITH SOIL THAT IS FREE

OF ROCKS AND DEBRIS.

9. VALVE BOX LOCATIONS ARE TO BE APPROVED BY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT PRIOR TO

INSTALLATION.

10.CONTRACTOR IS TO PROVIDE OWNER WITH AS-BUILT IRRIGATION PLANS THAT INCLUDE

APPROXIMATE MAINLINE ROUTING AND VALVE BOX LOCATIONS.

11.THE FOLLOWING IRRIGATION TESTS AND INSPECTIONS SHALL BE COMPLETED BY THE

CONTRACTOR:

11.1.LEAK TEST: AFTER INSTALLATION, CHARGE SYSTEM AND TEST FOR LEAKS. REPAIR

LEAKS AND RETEST UNTIL NO LEAKS EXIST.

11.2.OPERATIONAL TEST: AFTER ELECTRICAL CIRCUITRY HAS BEEN ENERGIZED, OPERATE

CONTROLLERS AND AUTOMATIC CONTROL VALVES TO CONFIRM PROPER SYSTEM

OPERATION

11.3.TEST AND ADJUST CONTROLS AND SAFETIES: REPLACE DAMAGED AND

MALFUNCTIONING CONTROLS AND EQUIPMENT.

12.CONTRACTOR IS TO PROVIDE START UP AND BLOW-OUT SERVICES FOR IRRIGATION SYSTEM

FOR THE FIRST SEASON IT IS INSTALLED.

IRRIGATION NOTES

PVC PIPE OR WOODEN MARKER. INSTALL

AT BOTH ENDS OF EACH SLEEVE LOCATION

AND EXTEND AT LEAST 3' ABOVE GRADE.

SPRAY PAINT A PORTION OF EXPOSED MARKER

WITH FLUORESCENT PAINT.

SEAL ENDS OF SLEEVE WITH CLOTH

DUCT TAPE (TYP)

ROUGH GRADE

NOTE: ALL SLEEVING SHALL BE A MIN. OF CL 200 PVC.

4" IN DIAMETER - LENGTH VARIES PER PLAN LOCATION.

CURB AND GUTTER IF APPLICABLE

PAVED SURFACE

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3/4" = 1'-0"

SYM. MANUFACTURER MODEL NO. DESCRIPTION DETAIL

IRRIGATION KEY

MAIN LINE SIZE GATE VALVE

WATTS 223-LF OR EQUIV. PRESSURE REGULATOR VALVE

RAINBIRD 44LRC QUICK COUPLING VALVE

DIG P75-XXXL 1 1/2 in. MNPT 200 MESH DISC/SCREEN 'Y' FILTER

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SCH 40 OR CL-200 PVC LATERAL SUPPLY HEADERS AND EXHAUST LINES

SIGNAGE LOCATION

LOCATION OF LATERAL LINES MAY VARYPER STORMTECH DRAINAGE SYSTEM

TAP SIZE

TAP # 70.0 PSI PRESSURE REQUIRED

N/A PRESSURE AVAILABLE

24 GPM MAXIMUM

ALT. 2

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BUILDING SERVICE LINE TAP

IRRIGATION CLOCK AND CONTROLSLOCATED IN SERVICE CLOSET.

WATER SERVICE LINEREFER TO CIVIL DWGS.

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TAP # 70.0 PSI PRESSURE REQUIRED

N/A PRESSURE AVAILABLE

40 GPM MAXIMUM

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TOWN OF CARBONDALE 511 Colorado Avenue

Carbondale, CO 81623 www.carbondalegov.org

(970) 963-2733 Fax: (970) 963-9140

TREE BOARD AGENDA MEMORANDUM

Item No:

Meeting Date: 2/16/17 TITLE: Community Partnership Housing - Landscape Plan Review SUBMITTING DEPARTMENT: Public Works, Town Arborist ATTACHMENTS: Sheets L 1.0, 2.1, 3.0 BACKGROUND The submitted site plans for review are for Community Partnership Housing development just South of Bridges High School on 3rd Street. The Planning and Zoning Commission will be reviewing the plans at their meeting on March 16th. DISCUSSION/RECOMMENDATION The Tree Board discuss and agree on comments for new ROW trees ,and also discuss tree protection for the three existing large Colorado Spruce. Prepared by: David Coon Town Arborist

PLANT SCHEDULEAND NOTES

L-1.0

1.REFER TO IRRIGATION PLANS FOR LIMITS AND TYPES OF IRRIGATION DESIGNED FOR THELANDSCAPE. IN NO CASE SHALL IRRIGATION BE EMITTED W

ITHIN THE MINIMUM DISTANCEFROM BUILDING OR W

ALL FOUNDATIONS AS STIPULATED IN THE GEOTECHNICAL REPORT.ALL IRRIGATION DISTRIBUTION LINES, HEADS AND EMITTERS SHALL BE KEPT OUTSIDE THEMINIMUM DISTANCE AW

AY FROM ALL BUILDING AND WALL FOUNDATIONS AS STIPULATED IN

THE GEOTECHNICAL REPORT.

2.PRIOR TO INSTALLATION OF PLANT MATERIALS, AREAS THAT HAVE BEEN COMPACTED ORDISTURBED BY CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY SHALL BE THOROUGHLY LOOSENED TO A DEPTHOF 8” - 12” AND AMENDED PER SPECIFICATIONS.

3.ALL SEED, SOD AND SHRUB BED AREAS ARE TO RECEIVE ORGANIC SOIL PREPARATION INACCORDANCE W

ITH THE SOILS REPORT OR AT A MINIMUM OF 3.5 CU.YDS./1000 SF EVENLYTILLED INTO SOIL AT A DEPTH OF 6".

4.ALL TREES ARE TO BE STAKED AND GUYED PER DETAILS FOR A PERIOD OF 1 YEAR. THECONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR REMOVING STAKES AT THE END OF 1 YEARFROM ACCEPTANCE OF LANDSCAPE INSTALLATION BY THE OW

NER'S REPRESENTATIVE.OBTAIN APPROVAL BY OW

NER'S REPRESENTATIVE PRIOR TO REMOVAL.

5.ALL TREES IN SEED OR TURF AREAS SHALL RECEIVE MULCH RINGS. OBTAIN APPROVALFROM OW

NER'S REPRESENTATIVE FOR ANY TREES THAT WILL NOT BE MULCHED FOR

EXCESSIVE MOISTURE REASONS.

6.SHRUB, GROUNDCOVER AND PERENNIAL BEDS ARE TO BE CONTAINED BY 4" PERFORATEDGALVANIZED EDGING. EDGER IS NOT REQUIRED W

HEN ADJACENT TO CURBS, WALLS,

CONCRETE WALKS OR SOLID FENCES W

ITHIN 3” OF PRE-MULCHED FINAL GRADE. EDGERSHALL NOT BE REQUIRED TO SEPARATE MULCH TYPES UNLESS SPECIFIED ON THE PLANS.

7.ALL SHRUB BEDS ARE TO BE MULCHED W

ITH MIN. 4" DEPTH, SHREDDED BARK LANDSCAPEMULCH OVER SPECIFIED GEOTEXTILE W

EED CONTROL FABRIC UNLESS SHOWN/NOTED AS

ROCK MULCH. ROCK MULCH AREAS ARE TO BE MULCHED WITH MIN. 4" DEPTH 1-1 1/2"

LOCALLY SOURCED ROCK. ALL GROUND COVER AND PERENNIAL FLOWER BEDS SHALL BE

MULCHED WITH 8'' DEPTH SHREDDED BARK LANDSCAPE MULCH. NO W

EED CONTROL FABRICIS REQUIRED IN GROUNDCOVER OR PERENNIAL AREAS.

8.AT SEED AREA BOUNDARIES ADJACENT TO EXISTING NATIVE AREAS, OVERLAP ABUTTINGNATIVE AREAS BY THE FULL W

IDTH OF THE SEEDER.

9.EXISTING TURF AREAS THAT ARE DISTURBED DURING CONSTRUCTION, ESTABLISHMENTAND THE MAINTENANCE PERIOD SHALL BE RESTORED W

ITH NEW SOD TO MATCH EXISTING

TURF SPECIES. DISTURBED NATIVE AREAS WHICH ARE TO REMAIN SHALL BE OVER SEEDED

AND RESTORED WITH SPECIFIED SEED MIX.

10.ALL SEEDED SLOPES EXCEEDING 25%

IN GRADE (4:1) SHALL RECEIVE EROSION CONTROLBLANKETS. PRIOR TO INSTALLATION, NOTIFY OW

NER'S REPRESENTATIVE FOR APPROVAL OFLOCATION AND ANY ADDITIONAL COST IF A CHANGE ORDER IS NECESSARY.

11.W

HEN COMPLETE, ALL GRADES SHALL BE WITHIN +/- 1/8' OF FINISHED GRADES AS SHOW

NON THE PLANS.

12.SOFT SURFACE TRAILS NEXT TO MANICURED TURF OR SHRUB BEDS SHALL BE CONTAINEDW

ITH 4'' BENDA BOARD EDGER.

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EED FABRIC, A GRANULAR, PRE-EMERGENT,W

EED CONTROL AGENT SHALL BE ADDED TO ALL PLANTING BEDS IN ACCORDANCE WITH

THE MANUFACTURER'S INSTRUCTION, EXCEPT AROUND ORNAMENTAL GRASSES.

14.THE DEVELOPER, HIS SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THEINSTALLATION, MAINTENANCE AND REPLACEMENT OF ALL IMPROVEMENTS SHOW

N ORINDICATED ON THE APPROVED LANDSCAPE PLAN ON FILE IN THE PLANNING DEPARTMENT.

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LASLITTLELEAF LINDEN

TILIA CORDATA 'GREENSPIRE'2.5" CAL., B&B

TARTATARIAN MAPLE

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RED OSIER DOGWOOD

CORNUS SERICEA#5 CONT.

UFSURAL FALSE SPIREA

SORBARIA SORBIFOLIA#5 CONT.

CPLCOMMON PURPLE LILAC

SYRINGA VULGARIS#5 CONT.

MANCHIEFTAIN MANZANITA

ARCTOSTAPHYLOS X COLORADENSIS 'CHIEFTAIN'#5 CONT.

PRILODENSE PRIVET

LIGUSTRUM VULGARE 'LODENSE'#5 CONT.

SPIGOLDMOUND SPIREA

SPIRAEA X 'GOLDMOUND'#5 CONT.

VIBKOREANSPICE VIBURNUM

VIBURNUM CARLESII#5 CONT.

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ARF FRAGRANT SUMACRHUS AROMATICA

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MUGSLOW

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BLUE GRAMA GRASSBOUTELOUA GRACILIS

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SILVER FEATHER MAIDEN GRASSMISCANTHUS SINENSIS 'SILVER FEATHER'

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GAYPURPLE GAYFEATHER

LIATRIS SPICATA 'FLORISTAN VIOLET'4" POT

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AMENITY AREA

POTENTIAL FEATURES:-GRILLS

-BENCHES-VERTICAL VEGETATIVE/

DECORATIVE SCREENING-BIKE STORAGE

-SHADE STRUCTURE-GROUP SEATING

PASSIVE SPACE TO INCLUDEFOLLOW

ING OPTIONS:-ART PIECES

-VERTICAL VEGETATIVE/DECORATIVE SCREENING

-SEATING

PASSIVE SPACEPOTENTIAL OPTIONS:


DECORATIVE SCREENING

S. 3RD STREET

CAPITOL AVE

L3.07

SANDSTONE SEATBLOCK, (TYP.)

L3.0 7SANDSTONE SEATBLOCK, (TYP.)

BIKE RACK, (TYP.)BIKE RACK, (TYP.)

2-TAR

1-SHA

1-SPR3-LAS

1-SHA

2-SPR

3-LAS

3-LAS

3-SHS

2-MAL

1-DAM

3-SHS

2-EUR

1-SHA1-SHA2-M

AL

3-SPR3-EUR

2-TAR

2-SHS1-DAM

3-SHS

3-SPI

3-PRI3-ARB

6-BPU

5-SPI4-SUM5-BPU

4-MAN

2-CPL6-VIB

2-PRI3-ROD

4-SPI

3-ROD3-BPU

3-ARB3-BPU

6-SUM

2-CPL6-SPI

2-VIB2-ROD

5-ARB

5-SPI

3-BPU3-BPU

4-SPI

7-BPU3-M

AN3-PRI5-SUM2-ROD

5-CPL2-BPU

1-MUG

1-UFS4-PRI

6-CPL6-SPI3-ROD5-ARB

3-ARB

5-UFS3-PRI5-SUM7-UFS

2-CPL

4-BPU

6-MAN

2-SUM2-SUM

4-MUG

3-SUM5-VIB

5-SPI4-ROD7-BPU

4-ARB

4-CPL

3-BPU

BUILDING 1

BUILDING 2

BUILDING 3

FUTUREBUILDING 4

L3.0 8PRIVATE YARDFENCE, (TYP.)

L3.0 6PRIVACY SCREEN,

(TYP.)

FUTURE BUILDING AREA

1-SHA

3-ROD2-CPL

4-MAN

3-SHS

5-SUM

4-SPI3-UFS3-BPU3-ARB3-VIB5-SPI3-ROD

5-BPU3-M

AN1-DAM3-M

UG6-SUM3-CPL

5-SUM5-BPU1-UFS

2-SPI1-SHS

7-MUG

3-SHS

3-DAM

2-MAL

BIORETENTION

RAIN GARDEN

RAIN GARDEN

BIORETENTION

BRIDGES HIGHSCHOOL

L3.0 4TREE PLANTING,

(TYP.)

L3.0 2SHRUB PLANTING ,

(TYP.)

L3.0 1PERENNIAL PLANT

LAYOUT, (TYP.)

UTILITY EASEMENT

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UTILITIES; REF: CIVIL

UTILITY EASEMENT, REF: CIVIL


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IT OF WORK

L3.0 3TREE IN CRUSHER

FINES, (TYP.)

L3.0 5CRUSHER FINES,

(TYP.)

W

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INTERIM CRUSHER FINES AREA

POTENTIAL USES TO INCLUDE:-COM

MUNITY GARDEN BOXES

-BOCCE COURT-BENCHES

-PICNIC AREA-HORSE SHOES

COMM

UNITY GARDEN BOXBENCH

MOVEABLE PLANTER

LANDSCAPEPLAN

L 2.0

LEGEND

LOW GROW

NATIVE GRASS SEED

CRUSHER FINES

CONCRETE

RIVER ROCK COBBLE MULCH

ORNAMENTAL GRASS

DECIDUOUS SHRUBS

DECIDUOUS CANOPY TREES

EVERGREEN TREES

SOD LAWN

LANDSCAPE BED

EXISTING TREES TO REMAIN

DECIDUOUS ORNAMENTAL TREES

EXISTING TREES TO BE REMOVED

UPRIGHT EVERGREEN SHRUBS

EVERGREEN SHRUBS

METAL EDGER

MOW

LINE

PERENNIALS

3' NO IRRIGATION ZONE

PRIVATE YARD FENCING

PRIVATE YARDS

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BIORETENTION GRASS SEED

AMENITY AREA

POTENTIAL FEATURES:-GRILLS


DECORATIVE SCREENING-BIKE STORAGE

-SHADE STRUCTURE-GROUP SEATING

PASSIVE SPACE TO INCLUDEFOLLOW

ING OPTIONS:-ART PIECES

-VERTICAL VEGETATIVE/DECORATIVE SCREENING

-SEATING

PASSIVE SPACEPOTENTIAL OPTIONS:


DECORATIVE SCREENING

S. 3RD STREET

CAPITOL AVE

L3.0 7SANDSTONE SEAT

BLOCK, (TYP.)

L3.0 7SANDSTONE SEATBLOCK, (TYP.)

BIKE RACK, (TYP.)BIKE RACK, (TYP.)

BUILDING 1

BUILDING 2

BUILDING 3

FUTUREBUILDING 4

L3.0 8PRIVATE YARDFENCE, (TYP.)

L3.0 6PRIVACY SCREEN,

(TYP.)

FUTURE BUILDING AREA

BRIDGES HIGHSCHOOL

L3.0 4TREE PLANTING,

(TYP.)

L3.0 2SHRUB PLANTING ,

(TYP.)

L3.0 1PERENNIAL PLANT

LAYOUT, (TYP.)

UTILITY EASEMENT

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IT OF WORK


IT OF WORK

L3.0 3TREE IN CRUSHER

FINES, (TYP.)

L3.0 5CRUSHER FINES,

(TYP.)

W

G

W

S

INTERIM CRUSHER FINES AREA

POTENTIAL USES TO INCLUDE:-COM

MUNITY GARDEN BOXES

-BOCCE COURT-BENCHES

-PICNIC AREA-HORSE SHOES

COMM

UNITY GARDEN BOXBENCH

MOVEABLE PLANTER

SNOWSTORAGE PLAN

L 2.1

LEGEND

LOW GROW

NATIVE GRASS SEED

CRUSHER FINES

CONCRETE

RIVER ROCK COBBLE MULCH

ORNAMENTAL GRASS

DECIDUOUS SHRUBS

DECIDUOUS CANOPY TREES

EVERGREEN TREES

SOD LAWN

LANDSCAPE BED

EXISTING TREES TO REMAIN

DECIDUOUS ORNAMENTAL TREES

EXISTING TREES TO BE REMOVED

UPRIGHT EVERGREEN SHRUBS

EVERGREEN SHRUBS

METAL EDGER

MOW

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PERENNIALS

3' NO IRRIGATION ZONE

PRIVATE YARD FENCING

PRIVATE YARDS

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BIORETENTION GRASS SEED

SNOW STORAGE

LANDSCAPEDETAILS

L 3.0

O.C. SPACING

3

2 1

SPECIFIED MULCH

AMENDED PLANTING BED TILLEDTO A DEPTH OF 6"

CENTER OF PLANT

PERENNIAL PLANT LAYOUTSCALE: 1" = 1'-0"

WHEN PLANTED ON A CURVE ORIENT ROW

S TO FOLLOWTHE LONG AXIS OF AREAS W

HERE PLANTS ARE MASSED.

3

SPECIFIED MULCH

AMENDED SOIL IN PLANTING BEDPER SPECIFICATIONS. TILL SOILTO A DEPTH OF EIGHT INCHES.

FINISH GRADE (TOP OF MULCH)

SHRUB PLANTINGSCALE: 1-1/2" = 1'-0"

SET SHRUB ROOT-BALL 1"HIGHER THAN FINISH BEDGRADE

2X CONTAINERW

IDTH

PRUNE ALL DEAD ORDAMAGED W

OOD PRIORTO PLANTING

12

3

NOTE:1.

BROKEN OR CRUMBLINGROOT-BALLS W

ILL BE REJECTED2.

CARE SHOULD BE TAKEN NOT TODAMAGE THE SHRUB ORROOT-BALL W

HEN REMOVING ITFROM ITS CONTAINER

3.ALL JUNIPERS SHOULD BEPLANTED SO THE TOP OF THEROOT-BALL OCCURS ABOVE THEFINISH GRADE OF THE MULCHLAYER

4.DIG PLANT PIT TW

ICE AS WIDE

AND HIGH AS THE CONTAINER

PLAN VIEW - THREE STAKES

2X

120°

120°

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PRUNING NOTES:1.

ALL PRUNING SHALL COMPLY WITH ANSI A300 STANDARDS.

2.DO NOT HEAVILY PRUNE THE TREE AT PLANTING. PRUNE ONLY CROSSOVER LIMBS, CO-DOMINANTLEADERS AND BROKEN BRANCHES. SOME INTERIOR TW

IGS AND LATERAL BRANCHES MAY BEPRUNED. HOW

EVER, DO NOT REMOVE THE TERMINAL BUDS OF BRANCHES THAT EXTEND TO THEEDGE OF THE CROW

N.STAKING NOTES:1.

STAKE TREES PER FOLLOWING SCHEDULE, THEN REMOVE AT END OF FIRST GROW

ING SEASON. 1.1

1- 12 " CALIPER SIZE - MIN. 1 STAKE ON SIDEOF PREVAILING W

IND (GENERALLY N.W. SIDE)

1.2

1- 12 " - 3" CALIPER SIZE - MIN. 2 STAKES - ONEON N.W

. SIDE, ONE ON S.W. SIDE (OR PREVAILING

WIND SIDE AND 180° FROM THAT SIDE)

1.3

3" CALIPER SIZE AND LARGER - 3 STAKESPER DIAGRAM

2.W

IRE OR CABLE SHALL BE MIN. 12 GAUGE, TIGHTEN WIRE OR CABLE ONLY ENOUGH TO KEEP FROM

SLIPPING. ALLOW FOR SOME TRUNK MOVEMENT. NYLON STRAPS SHALL BE LONG ENOUGH TO

ACCOMMODATE 1- 12 " OF GROWTH AND BUFFER ALL BRANCHES FROM W

IRE.

PLACE MIN. 12" PVC PIPE AROUNDEACH W

IRE. EXPOSED WIRE

SHALL BE MAX. 2" EACH SIDE6 FT. UNTREATED W

OOD POST(MIN. 1.5" DIAMETER). ALL SHALLBE DRIVEN OUTSIDE ROOTBALLAND IN UNDISTURBED SOIL.TREE W

RAP TO BE INSTALLEDONLY FROM OCTOBER 1THROUGH APRIL 30. (DECIDUOUSONLY)

PLANT TREE SO THAT FIRSTORDER MAJOR ROOT IS 1"-2"ABOVE FINAL GRADE.3" DEEP MULCH RING PLACED AMINIMUM OF 4 FT. IN DIAMETER.DO NOT PLACE MULCH INCONTACT W

ITH TREE TRUNK(FINISHED GRADE REFERENCESTOP OF MULCH).

1:1 SLOPE ON SIDES OF PLANTINGHOLE.REMOVE ALL TW

INE, ROPE,BURLAP AND W

IRE FROM ENTIREROOT BALL AND TRUNK

GROMMETED NYLON STRAPS

GALVANIZED WIRE, MIN. 12

GAUGE CABLE - TWIST W

IREONLY TO KEEP FROM SLIPPING.4-6" HIGH W

ATER SAUCER INNON-TURF AREAS.BACKFILL W

ITH BLEND OFEXISTING SOIL AND A MAXIMUM20%

(BY VOLUME) ORGANICMATERIAL. W

ATER THOROUGHLYW

HEN BACKFILLING2 FT. STEEL T-POST. ALL SHALLBE DRIVEN BELOW

GRADE ANDOUTSIDE ROOTBALL INUNDISTURBED SOIL.PLACE SOIL AROUND ROOT BALLFIRMLY, DO NOT COMPACT ORTAMP. SETTLE SOIL W

ITH WATER

TO FILL ALL AIR POCKETS.PLACE ROOT BALL ONUNDISTURBED SOIL TO PREVENTSETTLEMENT.

TREE PLANTING DETAILSCALE: 3/16" = 1'-0"

TREE IN CRUSHER FINESSCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"

USE NYLON TREE STRAPS AT ENDOF W

IRE.12 GAUGE GALVANIZED W

IRE USETW

O PER TREE4'' TREE TAPE (DECIDUOUSTREES ONLY). W

RAP ENTIRETRUNK TO SECOND BRANCHSECURED AT 2" INTERVALS W

ITHGRAFTING CORD OR STAPLES.REMOVE W

IRE BASKET AFTERTREE IS IN THE PIT. REMOVETW

INE, & PULL BURLAP FROMTREE TRUNK.

DRIP EMITTER

DRIP EMITTER MICRO TUBING

EMITTER BOX (6" RD.)

SPECIFIED CRUSHER FINES

POLY DRIP TUBING

1/3 BACKFILL MIX AND 2/3 PITSOIL.

GRAVEL ONLY NEARROOTBALL, NO FINES

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NOTE: SET TOP OF ROOT BALL 2''-3" ABOVE GRADE. ANY BROKEN OR CRUMBLING ROOTBALL WILL BE REJECTED.

COMPACTED CRUSHER FINES;COLOR TO BE GRAY OR TAN

SLOPE ADJACENT GRADE AWAY

COMPACTED SUBGRADE

4" STEEL EDGER

CRUSHER FINESSCALE: 3/4" = 1'-0"

COMPACTION NOTES:

1. COMPACT WET FOR BEST RESULTS.

2. USE A SMALL (4') RIDING ROLLER TO COMPACT3. CROW

N IN FLAT AREAS (AS SHOWN).

4. CROSS-SLOPE AT 1-2% W

ITH GRADE WHERE

TOPOGRAPHY DICTATES.

WIDTH VAIRES

4"3

2

14

4

SANDSTONE SEAT BLOCK (OR APPROVED EQUAL)SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"

DAKOTA BUFF SANDSTONE SLABAPPROX. 2'-6" W

IDE x 6'-0" LONG x1'-10" THICK. ALL SIDES SHALLHAVE A NATURAL BROKEN FACE.CONTACT OW

NER'SREPRESENTATIVE TO SELECTSTONES. TOP FACE SHALL BESMOOTH AND SET AS LEVEL ASPOSSIBLE. SET STONE PRIOR TOPOURING CONCRETE.

4" DEPTH COMPACTED ROADBASEADJACENT CONCRETEFLATW

ORK - INSTALL PER CIVILDETAILS AND GEOTECHNICALRECOMMENDATIONS.CAULKED AND SEALEDEXPANSION JOINT

ADJACENT PLANTING BED

1'-6"

4"

1'-10"

APPROX. 6'-0"APPROX. 6"

APPROX.2'-6"

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1

NATURAL FACE

2

3 5

EDGE OF CONCRETE

1

1"X6" RS CEDAR RAIL - NAILSECURED

4"X4" RS CEDAR POST @ 4' O.C.

2" GAP BETWEEN RAILS

CONCRETE

CEDAR POST TO PROTRUDE 3"ABOVE TOP RAIL

PRIVATE YARD FENCESCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"

3'-0" min.

2'-0"

VARIES

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NOTES:1.

RING SHANK OR SCREW SHANK NAILS SHOULD BE USED AT ALL CONNECTIONS.

2.GRADE CHANGES W

ILL REQUIRE A STEPPED FENCE, KEEPING ALL PICKETSHORIZONTAL.

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MOZ METALS ANDARCHITECTURAL PRODUCTS,ALUMINUM METAL, COPPERFINISH W

ITH RATTAN GRAIN, .125"THICKNESS INSTALL PERMANUFACTURER'S GUIDELINES2" X 2" STEEL TUBING, GRINDEXPOSED ENDS SMOOTH.MODERN MASTERS METALEFFECTS RUST FINISH, APPLYPER MANUFACTURER'SRECOMMENDATIONS.

APPROXIMATE 1" GAP BETWEEN

PANELS. CONFIRM PANELMANUFACTURER'S PRE-DRILLEDHOLE SPECIFICATIONS PRIOR TOFABRICATION.FINISHED GRADE: REF PLANS

FOOTING AS RECOMMENDED BYSTRUCTURAL ENGINEER

PRIVACY SCREENSCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"

3 2 15 4

NOTE:FABRICATOR TO CONFIRMMANUFACTURER'S SPECIFICATIONSAND PROVIDE SHOP DRAW

INGSPRIOR TO FABRICATION.

3' OR 5' HEIGHT

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DRAFT 1‐19‐2017

Heritage Tree and Specimen Tree Program

Heritage Tree Program

The Town of Carbondale Heritage Tree Program covers Town Trees in the public right of way, Town

Parks and Town Open Spaces. Trees to be covered in the program are naturally grown native trees in the

Carbondale town limits. Native trees are Ponderosa Pine, Pinyon Pine, Juniper, Cottonwood and Scrub

Oak. Introduced and non‐native trees to Carbondale Town limits such as Spruce and Lodgepole Pine are

covered by the Specimen Tree Program.

The Town will identify significant trees to be given special status and enhanced protection. Trees will be

identified by the Town Arborist. The Town Arborist and the Town Tree Board will review the

recommended trees and forward recommendation to the Board of Trustees for Heritage Tree

designation. Trees will be recognized on the Town of Carbondale Website. The protections for the

designated Heritage trees will follow the tree protection standards as put forth in the UDC without

exception. Notice will be sent to adjacent property owners of the Heritage tree designation. P&Z, Town

planning and code enforcement will have locations of Heritage trees and will notify building permit

applicants of Heritage Tree status. The Town Arborist and the Director of Public works will direct all

building activities adjacent to Heritage Trees in regards to tree protection. All tree service companies

will be tested by the Department of Public Works before working on Heritage Trees.

Specimen Tree Program

The Town of Carbondale Specimen Tree Program is a two part program.

Part One is a voluntary program for homeowners, business and other private property owners to

request recognition of significant trees that include naturally native grown and introduced trees on

private property. Trees are to be nominated by private property owners. Nominated trees will be

reviewed by the Town Arborist and the Tree Board. Recognized Specimen Trees will be awarded a

certificate and will be recognized as a Specimen Tree on the Town website.

Part Two identifies trees in the public right of way, Town Parks and Town Open Spaces. Trees to be

covered in the program are introduced trees in the Carbondale town limits. The Town will identify

significant trees to be given special status and enhanced protection. Trees will be identified by the Town

Arborist. The Town Arborist and the Town Tree Board will review the recommended trees and forward

recommendation to the Board of Trustees for Specimen Tree designation. Trees will be recognized on

the Town of Carbondale Website. The protections for the designated Specimen trees will follow the tree

protection standards as put forth in the UDC without exception. Notice will be sent to adjacent property

owners of the Specimen Tree designation. P&Z, Town Planning and Code Enforcement will have

locations of Specimen Trees and will notify building permit applicants of Specimen Tree status. The

Town Arborist and the Director of Public works will direct all building activities adjacent to Specimen

Trees in regards to tree protection. All tree service companies will be tested by the Department of Public

Works before working on Specimen Trees.

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Criteria Heritage Tree and Specimen Tree Program

1. Location of Tree – Right Tree – Right Location –

2. Trees must have no Infrastructure conflicts

3. Species – must be compatible with Town Guidelines for trees in ROW, parks and open spaces

4. Assessed health of tree – to be determined by the Town Arborist

5. Form and Stature of tree

6. Trees are to meet guidelines as set forth in the UDC

7. Age is NOT to be a determining factor the Heritage and Specimen Tree Program

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