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Town of Barnstable

The 725 Main Street Landscape Improvement Project described in these documents includes, but is not limited to, the following construction activities to create a new community park in Downtown Hyannis:

+ Excavation, Earthwork and Grading+ Soil Improvements+ Installation of Full Automatic Irrigation System + Planting & Sodding+ Installation of Crushed Shell, Stonedust Walkways and Aluminum Edging+ Maintenance of Park for One Calendar Year from Date of Final Acceptance

Construction of the park must be finished by June 22, 2007.

The concept of the park design is the following:

Formerly a gas station, 725 Main Street is approximately 1 acre and located at the edge of downtown Hyannis. The design for the Landscape Improvement Project is to create a new community park conceptually driven by two factors: phytoremediation and creation of a town perennial nursery/ display garden landscape. Phytoremediation plantings have been created in certain areas of the site to passively remediate found low levels of hydrocarbons and lead while also creating an attractive community landscape. Red Fescue, specifically suited to treat these contaminates, will be planted in these areas where the current soil will not be amended. Secondly, the site will be used as a nursery for low maintenance perennials and shrubs that the town can grow and transplant other future projects. In theses areas, soil on site will be excavated and heavily amended to create long linear planting beds. A low budget forces the buying of small plant material. Yet field grown for several years, these plants can then be transplanted and/or divided to be used in other Town projects. All plant material will be labeled to create an educational display garden of low maintenance plants.

The productive phytoremediation/ nursery and display garden landscape will create a visually evocative place for people to visit and use only a small amount of construction funds obtained from a Community Development Action Grant from the State. In the future, when need for more community openspace arises, the landscape has the potential to transform into a community garden or other park program.

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT:

Sheet No.

Sheet Title

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Landscape Drawings:

Location Map

OWNER:

Town of BarnstableGrowth Management Department367 Main Street, 3rd FloorHyannis, MA 02601Tel: (508) 862-4678Facsimile: (508) 862-4782

Project Description or Supplemental Information

L7-01

L6-01 Planting PlanL5-01

Site Construction Details

L4-01Grading Plan

L3-01Layout Plan

L2-01Materials Plan

L1-01Site Demolition PlanExisting Conditions

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L6-03 Irrigation PlanL6-02 Soil Improvements Plan

L6-04 Plant Species Photographs

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EXISTINGCONDITIONS

L1-01

NORTH 0 8' 16' 32'1/16"=1'-0"

EXISTING CONDITIONS1. Base Information: Survey Provided by Town of Barnstable, Department of Public Works Survey Department.

2. Wetlands are present on the site (and not shown on the survey). The Owner has obtained the necessary permitting with the Conservation Commission to complete the work included on the drawings within the 50' and 100' buffer zones from the edge of wetlands. Contractor shall request copy of permit and understand its conditions before proceeding with the Work. The only work that shall be undertaken outside of the existing concrete retatining wall is shown on the Demolition Plan, Sheet L2-01. Contractor shall review the work outside of the concrete retaining wall closely with the Landscape Architect to ensure all requirements of the Conservation Commission permit are met before starting any construction.

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SITEDEMOLITION

L2-01

NORTH 0 8' 16' 32'1/16"=1'-0"

For all invasive plan vegetation within this boundary that has been previously cut, contractor shall make a fresh cut atleast 3" below the existing stump height, and treat the cut with herbicide that will kill all invasive plant material. Contractor shall submit type of herbicide to Landscape Architect for approval before any work is completed. Much of this work is within a 100' wetland buffer. Conservation Commission approval has already been acquired for this work. Contractor shall request copy of Conservation Commission application, conditions and approval before commencing work.

Remove abandoned telephone structure and foundation

LANDSCAPE DEMOLITION1. Items (site structures) shall remain unless designated for removal. Remove designated items shown on the plan to the full depth of their construction unless otherwise noted.

2. Items encountered below grade and not shown on the drawings shall be brought to the attention of the Landscape Architect.

3. Remove demolished materials from site. Disposal by burning and/or burying is prohibited.

4. Contact the local underground service update for utility location and identification prior to demolition.

5. The location of existing utilities as shown on the plans may vary in relation to actual existing conditions; additional utilities not shown on the drawings may exist. Verify in the field the data shown, and call any discrepancies to the attention of the Landscape Architect before starting work.

6. Perform excavation in the vicinity of existing utilities by hand where applicable. The Contractor is responsible for damage to existing utilities caused by any person, vehicle, equipment or tool related to the execution of the Contract.

7. Base Information: Survey Provided by Town of Barnstable, Department of Public Works Survey Department.

Carefully remove sign and post. Sign and post shall be reinstalled in another location. See Materials Plan, Sheet L3-01.

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MATERIALSPLAN

L3-01

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1.2

Planting Bed (Typ) -(All Black Shaded Areas)See Planting Plan, Sheet L6-01 & Soils Plan,

Sheet L6-02 for details

SITE DETAIL KEYNOTES:

1.0 HARDSCAPE1.1 Crushed Shell Walkway

2.0 PLANTING AND LANDSCAPE2.1 Deciduous tree

2.2 Shrub Planting

4.0 MISCELLANEOUS ELEMENTS

2.3 Perennial Planting2.4 Sodded lawn

Bluestone Stonedust Walkway1.2

1/L7-01

2/L7-01

5/L7-01

6/L7-01

4/L7-01

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Aluminum Edging1.3 3/L7-01

3.0 GRADING3.1 Grading Section- Landform Along Main Street 7/L7-01

4.1 Plant Identification Tags See Specs

2.5 Wildflower Meadow (Seeded) See Specs2.6 Seeded Planting Area See Specs2.7 Phytoremediation Planting See Specs

1

SITE LAYOUT AND CONSTRUCTION NOTESSawcut existing sidewalk pavement at edge if needed to make a clean transition between new walkway and existing sidewalk. Elevation of new walkway to match sidewalk elevation.

New grading shall fill to 1" below top of concrete wall in this area. Concrete wall to disapear in this area.

2

Water Meter Pit to be installed here with Irrigation Control Box. Town will install Water Meter Pit, with water meter and provide electric service. Contractor is responsible for installation of all irrigation controls and connection of controls to water meter and electric service.

3

All striped areas (Typ)

1.2All striped areas (typ)

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1.1 (Typ)

1.1 (Typ.)

1.2 (Typ.)

1.3 All edges shown with thick, dashed dark line (Typ.)

Wildflower Meadow and Seeded Plantings- See Specifications. Existing grass in these areas shall be removed. These areas shall be regraded and receive fill and a minimum top layer of 1'-6" deep of amended topsoil. For amount of fill to be added and shape of new landform in these areas, see Grading Plan Sheet L5-01.

Phytoremediation Planting- See Specifications. Existing grass in these area shall be removed but soil shall not be excavated or removed or amended. Soil in thises areas shall be tilled only prior to planting as indicated on Planting Plan, Sheet L6-01.

Nursery/ Display Garden Planting- See Specifications. Existing grass and soil to a 2'-0" depth shall be removed in these areas. Soil shall be replaced with amended topsoil to a 2'-0" min. depth. Some area to be regraded to receive fill and create landform. See Grading Plan Sheet L5-01

Lawn Area- See Specifications. These areas shall receive a minimum top layer of 1'-0" of new amended topsoil. Some of these area shall be regraded to receive fill and create landform. See Grading Plan Sheet L5-01

PLANTING BED HATCH KEY

Tree Planting- Existing grass and soil to a 3'-0" depth shall be removed in these areas. Soil shall be replaced with amended topsoil to a 3'-0" min. depth.

3.1

3.1

Each planting bed (black shaded areas and dark grey shaded areas) shall

receive 4 plant identification tags. (72 tags total for all planting beds) See

Specifications. 4.1

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2.5

2.7

2.6

2.7

2.5

2.4

2.4

2.4

LAYOUTPLAN

L4-01

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Starting point for layout: Inside corner or concrete retaining wall

1. Layout and verify dimensions prior to construction. Bring discrepancies to the attention of the Landscape Architect.

2. Written dimensions take precedence over scale. Do not scale drawings.

3. Where dimensions are called as "equal," space referenced items equally, measured to their center lines.

4. Install intersecting elements at 90 degree angles to each other unless otherwise noted.

LAYOUT NOTES

6'-0" Typ

38'-0"

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8'-0

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"6'

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5'-0" 4'-0" 10'-0" 4'-0" 10'-0" 4'-0" 10'-0" 4'-0"4'-0" 10'-0" 4'-0" 5'-0" 4'-0"

14'-7"

13'-0"

6'-0"

3'-0"

3'-0"

13'-0"

20'-0"

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4'-0"

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Aligned

Aligned

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3'-0" equal 3'-0" equal 3'-0" equal

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GRADING PLAN

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SITE LAYOUT AND CONSTRUCTION NOTESSawcut existing sidewalk pavement at edge if needed to make a clean transition between new walkway and existing sidewalk. Elevation of new walkway to match sidewalk elevation.

New grading shall fill to 1" below top of concrete wall in this area. Concrete wall to disapear in this area.

2

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GRADING NOTES1. Existing underground utilities are shown per available records. Verify the actual location and elevation in the field prior to beginning construction. Protect existing utilities. Contractor is responsible for damage and necessary repair to utilities encountered during construction.

2. Request inspection as required 48 hours in advance of performing any work unless otherwise noted on this sheet.

3. Debris created by removal operations become the property of the Contractor and is to be legally disposed of away from the job site.

4. Notify local underground service companies for utility finds 48 hours prior to any excavation.

5. All grading is based on survey provided by the Town of Barnstable. New grades indicated are for bidding purposes only. Finish and rough grades shall be approved by Landscape Architect in field prior to commencement of any work.

Slope up at 3:1

Make sharp triangular landforms at all creases

shown

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2 Meet existing sidewalk grade along entire length where site touches Main Street

2%

Wall remains exposed in this area

2%

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Meet existing sidewalk grade along entire length where site touches Main Street

2%

Slope up at 3:1

Make sharp triangular landforms at all creases

shown

2%

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Slope up at 3:1

Meet existing sidewalk grade along entire length where site touches Main Street

37%

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Raise existing manhole to new landform elevation within grass

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Make sharp trianbular landform at creases shown

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PLANTINGPLAN

L6-01

NORTH 0 8' 16' 32'1/16"=1'-0"

Nursery/ Display Garden Bed Type 4: (355 SF)40 LA & 60 SS (Planted in 5 rows of 20 plants each)

1. Source of base sheets is Town of Barnstable, Survey Deaprtment Drawing.

2. Refer to existing conditions survey for utility locations and veryify all locations in field. If actual site conditions vary from what is shown on the plans, contact the Landscape Architect for direction as to how to proceed. Contact the local underground utility services for utility location and identification.

3. 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.

4. 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. Contractor shall request that Landscape Architect visit site to approve every plant location. Trees shall be staked locations by contractor for approval. Shrubs and perennials shall be placed in their location, in their containers for approval on the same day as the planting will occur.

5. Verify plant counts and square footages: Quantities are provided as information only. If quantities on plant list differ from graphic indications, then graphic illustrations and specifications shall prevail.

6. 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.

7. Trees shall bear same relation to finished grade as it bore to existing conditions from which it was grown.

8. Provide matching forms and sizes for plant materials within each species and size designated on the drawings. If substitutions are necessary, contact Landscape Architect before any plants are ordered.

12. Align and equally space in all directions shrubs (3'-0" apart) and perennials (2'-0") so designated per these notes and drawings. Perennial is ornamental border along Main Street shall be spaced 1'-6" apart.

13. Provide specified edging only where indicated on plans.

14. Landscape Architect to review plant materials at source prior to digging or shipping of plant materials. Contractor to tag all plant material at source with Landscape Architect prior to ordering.

15. All planting areas to receive new shrubs and/or perennials to have new amended topsoil as noted on Sheet L6-02. No new topsoil shall be added to areas receiving Phytoremediation Planting.

16. Contractor shall build irrigation system with a minimum of 6 zones as illustrated on the irrigation plan. (See Sheet 6-03) The irrigation system shall appropriately water all of the plant species and lawns found on the plan. Irrigation system shall be set up so that if future park is completely redesigned and reconstructed, the main lines provided will function and irrigation system can be adapted and reused for the new design.

17. All planting areas shall received 3" of Black Forest pine bark mulch (not inluding Seeded Wildflower areas)

LANDSCAPE PLANTING NOTES

1140 SFSodded Lawn

3820 SFSodded Lawn

1460 SFSodded Lawn

Nursery/ Display Garden Bed Type 1: (818 SF)- Alternate Varieties so they

are mixed evenly 90 HE, 90 HEC, 90 HEF

1895 SF of HYDROSEEDED Wildflower Mix for Partial Shade- See Specifications

Nursery/ Display Garden Bed Type 3: (177 SF) 20 NR & 20 PM (Planted in 2 separate rows, 20 plants

in each row, plant 2' apart in all directions, TYP)

Nursery/ Display Garden Bed Type 8: (355 SF) of 40 PA, 20 PM & 40 SA

Nursery/ Display Garden Bed Type 5: (355SF) 40 IV (Planted in 2 rows, 2'

apart) 30 CA (Planted in 2 rows, 3' apart)

Nursery/ Display Garden Bed Type 2: (595 SF), 52 EG (Planted in 6 rows, 2' apart, 89 LS (Planted in 4

rows, 2' apart closest to wide path)

Nursery/ Display Garden Bed Type 6: (615 SF) 45 MP (Planted in 3 rows, 3' apart) & 60 HEC, 20 HEF

PHYTOREMEDIATION PLANTING: 2030 SF of Red Fescue (Seeded)

Nursery/ Display Garden Bed Type 4: (390 SF) of 40 LA & 60 SS

Nursery/ Display Garden Bed Type 1: ( 440 SF) 50 HE, 50 HEC, 50 HEF Mixed evenly

Nursery/ Display Garden Bed Type 8: (392 SF) 40 PA, 20 PM &

40 SA

Nursery/ Display Garden Bed Type 5: (397 SF) 42 IV (Planted in 2 rows, 2' apart) and

28 CA (Planted in 2 rows, 3' apart)

985 SF of CU SEEDED PLANTING: Plant pumpkin seeds in mounds, 4' apart, 3 seeds

per mound

1255 SF of PHYTOREMEDIATION PLANTING: HA (Giant Sunflowers) Seeded in rows oriented north/south 20" apart, Sow each seed 3" apart and thin to 9" apart after seedlings germinate. Protect seeds from birds with fabric or some other kind of material.

Nursery/ Display Garden Bed Type 7: (265SF) 28 ER, 28 PA, 28 SB

Nursery/ Display Garden Bed Type 2: (132 SF) 42 LS

6150 SF of HYDROSEEDED Wildflower Mix- See Specifications

Nursery/ Display Garden Bed Type 2: (290 SF) 100 EG

Southern, elevated part of planting bed, 3' wide, to be planted with 1500 yellow daffodil bulbs of one variety in fall 2007 for Spring 2008 bloom, In fron of daffodils, plant 750 Blue Hyacinths in 1' wide strip.

79 EG (On top of 1' wide crest of landform)

81 HE, 81 HEC, 80 HEF (Alternate varieties so they are mixed evenly in two rows)

73 LM, 72 AC, 73 RF (Alternate varieties so they are mixed evenly in two rows)

46 SV, 46 SSM (Alternate every other one in front row)

8 CF

14 CJ




2.2 Shrub Planting




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2.1 (Typ.)

1.3 (Typ.)

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SOILSPLAN

L6-02

NORTH 0 8' 16' 32'1/16"=1'-0"

1'-6" AMENDED TOPSOIL: These areas shall be regraded to a rough base grade 1'-6" below elevations shown on the Grading Plan (Sheet L5-01.) 1'-6" of amended topsoil shall then be added to the base grade to create final landform elevations shown on the Grading Plan. All of these areas shall have a finished grade higher than currently existing. Before rough grading, remove grass and strip and stockpile existing topsoil for reuse. These areas shall receive either Seeded Planting or Wildflower Meadow Seed Planting- See Specifications and Planting Plan Sheet L6-01.

TILLED EXISTING TOPSOIL: Do not amend. Existing grass in these area shall be removed but soil shall not be excavated, removed, regraded or amended. Soil in thises areas shall be only tilled prior to planting with Phytoremediation Planting as indicated on Planting Plan, Sheet L6-01.

2'-6" AMENDED TOPSOIL: These areas shall be regraded to a rough base grade 2'-6" below elevations shown on the Grading Plan (Sheet L5-01.) 2'-6" of amended topsoil shall then be added to the base grade to create final elevations shown on the Grading Plan. Most of these areas shall have a finished grade similar to what is currently existing, therefore 2'-6" of existing material will need to be removed and replaced with new amended topsoil Existing material removed shall be used for rough grade base material in other locations where fill is needed. Before rough grading, remove grass and strip and stockpile existing topsoil for reuse. These areas shall receive Nursery/ Display Garden Planting- See Specifications and Planting Plan Sheet L6-01.

1'-0" AMENDED TOPSOIL: These areas shall be regraded to a rough base grade 1-0" below elevations shown on the Grading Plan (Sheet L5-01.) 1'-0" of amended topsoil shall then be added to the base grade to create final elevations shown on the Grading Plan. Before rough grading, remove grass and strip and stockpile existing topsoil for reuse. These areas shall receive new sodded lawn- See Specifications and Planting Plan Sheet L6-01.

SOIL IMPROVEMENTS HATCH KEY

3'-0" AMENDED TOPSOIL: These areas shall be regraded to a rough base grade 3'-0" below elevations shown on the Grading Plan (Sheet L5-01.) 3'-0" of amended topsoil shall then be added to the base grade to create final elevations shown on the Grading Plan. Before rough grading, remove grass and strip and stockpile existing topsoil for reuse. These areas shall receive Tree Planting therefore one continuous long area of topsoil 3'-0" deep shall be created and run under grass areas between trees. - See Specifications and Planting Plan Sheet L6-01.

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IRRIGATIONPLAN

L6-03

NORTH 0 8' 16' 32'1/16"=1'-0"

Spray irrigation shall be constructed on a separate zone for these areas. Planting in these areas will be tall wildflower and seeded annual planting, therefore spray irrigation must effectively water plants with a height reaching 3'-0".

Spray irrigation shall be constructed on a separate zone for these areas. Plantings will vary in height, therefore spray should be adjusted to effectively water plants with a range of heights

Drip irrigation shall be constructed on 3 separate zones for these areas that will have both perennial, shrub and tree planting requiring different intensities of water application. See plan for suggested zone creation. Contractor shall submit shop drawings of irrigation layout and drip irrigation zones for approval before construction begins.

Spray irrigation shal be constructed on a separate zone for these areas. Planting in this area shall be sodded lawn, and irrigation system shall be set to allow for proper watering.

IRRIGATION HATCH KEY

IRRIGATION NOTES1. Contractor shall build irrigation system with a minimum of 6 zones. The irrigation system shall appropriately water all of the plant species and lawns found on the plan. Areas of drip irrigation and spray are indicated on this plan. Contractor and Landscape Architect shall determine in field exactly how the 6 zones are to be constructed to best suit the indicated plant material. Contractor must submit shop drawings for proposed zoning and irrigation system to Landscape Architect for approval atleast 48 hours before installation is to begin. Landscape Architect will review this plan with DPW staff to ensure their approval of the irrigation system proir to commencement of any work.

2. Irrigation system shall be set up so that if future park is completely redesigned and reconstructed, and elevations are regraded, the main lines provided will function and irrigation system can be adapted and reused for the new design.

ZONE 1: Spray, Wildflower

ZONE 1: Spray, Seeded Planting

ZONE 1:Spray, Wildflower

ZONE 2: Spray, Phytoremediation BedSeeded Planting

ZONE 2: Spray, Phytoremediation BedSeeded Planting

ZONE 3: Spray, Sodded Lawn



Zone 4, Drip IrrigationOrnamental Perennial Planting Bed

Irrigation controls and water meter pit to be located here. Contractor shall

supply all controls, cabinet, water meter pit and utility hookups including,

but not limited to, water and electric.

Zone 5, Drip IrrigationPerennial Planting Bed

Zone 5, Drip IrrigationPerennial Shrub & Tree Planting Beds

Zone 6, Drip IrrigationPlanting Beds with more intense water use

Zone 6, Drip IrrigationPlanting Beds with more intense water use

Zone 5, Drip IrrigationPerennial Shrub & Tree Planting Beds including all tree pits

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PLANTIMAGES

L6-04

ORNAMENTAL FRONT BORDER PLANTING

SV SSM AC RF LM HE HEC

Propagation Bed #1 Propagation Bed #2

EG LSHE HEC

Propagation Bed #3

NR PM

Propagation Bed #4

LA SS

Propagation Bed #5

IV CA

Propagation Bed #6

MP

Propagation Bed #7

ER PA SB

EG

HEC & HEF

Propagation Bed #8

PA SAPM

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SITEDETAILS

L7-01

1CRUSHED SHELL WALKWAY1"=1'-0"

1.1

2CRUSHED BLUESTONEWALKWAY1"=1'-0"

1.2

3ALUMINUMEDGINGNTS

1.3

2.1

4TREEPLANTING1/4"=1'-0" 5

SHRUBPLANTING1"=1'-0"

2.2

6PERENNIALPLANTING1"=1'-0"

2.3




2.2 Shrub Planting




1/L7-01

2/L7-01

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April 23, 2007

1 90% CD04/17/07

KLK KLK/ PN/ SS



T: 617.519.1488 F: 617.249.1979

2 100% CD- BID SET04/23/07

SITEDETAILS

L7-02

3.1

7PROPOSED SITESECTION1/16"=1'-0"




2.2 Shrub Planting




1/L7-01

2/L7-01

5/L7-01

6/L7-01

4/L7-01

See Specs





Existing Grade (Dashed Line)

1'-6" AMENDED TOPSOIL: These areas shall be regraded to a rough base grade 1'-6" below elevations shown on the Grading Plan (Sheet L5-01.) 1'-6" of amended topsoil shall then be added to the base grade to create final landform elevations shown on the Grading Plan. All of these areas shall have a finished grade higher than currently existing. Before rough grading, remove grass and strip and stockpile existing topsoil for reuse. These areas shall receive either Seeded Planting or Wildflower Meadow Seed Planting- See Specifications and Planting Plan Sheet L6-01.

TILLED EXISTING TOPSOIL: Do not amend. Existing grass in these area shall be removed but soil shall not be excavated, removed, regraded or amended. Soil in thises areas shall be only tilled prior to planting with Phytoremediation Planting as indicated on Planting Plan, Sheet L6-01.

2'-6" AMENDED TOPSOIL: These areas shall be regraded to a rough base grade 2'-6" below elevations shown on the Grading Plan (Sheet L5-01.) 2'-6" of amended topsoil shall then be added to the base grade to create final elevations shown on the Grading Plan. Most of these areas shall have a finished grade similar to what is currently existing, therefore 2'-6" of existing material will need to be removed and replaced with new amended topsoil Existing material removed shall be used for rough grade base material in other locations where fill is needed. Before rough grading, remove grass and strip and stockpile existing topsoil for reuse. These areas shall receive Nursery/ Display Garden Planting- See Specifications and Planting Plan Sheet L6-01.

1'-0" AMENDED TOPSOIL: These areas shall be regraded to a rough base grade 1-0" below elevations shown on the Grading Plan (Sheet L5-01.) 1'-0" of amended topsoil shall then be added to the base grade to create final elevations shown on the Grading Plan. Before rough grading, remove grass and strip and stockpile existing topsoil for reuse. These areas shall receive new sodded lawn- See Specifications and Planting Plan Sheet L6-01.

SOIL IMPROVEMENTS HATCH KEY

3'-0" AMENDED TOPSOIL: These areas shall be regraded to a rough base grade 3'-0" below elevations shown on the Grading Plan (Sheet L5-01.) 3'-0" of amended topsoil shall then be added to the base grade to create final elevations shown on the Grading Plan. Before rough grading, remove grass and strip and stockpile existing topsoil for reuse. These areas shall receive Tree Planting therefore one continuous long area of topsoil 3'-0" deep shall be created and run under grass areas between trees. - See Specifications and Planting Plan Sheet L6-01.

Ornamental Perennial Planting on new landform

2.4

2.12.1

1.1

Nursery/ Display Garden Bed with Perennials and Shrubs

1.22.7

1.1

2.51.2

Fill is added to make retaining wall disapear. New grade is 1" below top of existing retaining wall

1.3

1.3

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