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STATUS REMOVED TREE SIZE TYPE STATUS ��- U O
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PALM NON PROTECTIVE 0
42 14 TWIN MIMOSA NON PROTECTIVE 0 140 9 3 11 TRIPLE ELM PROTECTED 11 N
43 17 HICKORY PROTECTIVE 17 141 20 ** PALM PROTECTIVE 0 ��~ V
142 18 ** PALM PROTECTIVE 0 4 11 TRIPLE ELM PROTECTED 11 ,•,a
44 16
TRIPLE MIMOSA NON PROTECTIVE 0 5 10 TWIN ELM PROTECTED 10 '�
45 9 MIMOSA NON PROTECTIVE 0 143 13 HICKORY PROTECTIVE 13 6 13 TRIPLE ELM PROTECTED 13 ez M -0
46 11 TWIN MIMOSA NON PROTECTIVE 0 144 10 HICKORY PROTECTIVE 10 7 9 TWIN ELM PROTECTED 9 O � E
1 47 16 MAPLE PROTECTIVE 16 145 24 TWIN MAPLE PROTECTIVE 24 g 16 TRIPLE ELM PROTECTED 16
146 17 ** PALM PROTECTIVE I 0 /~'7 O N Z
48 10 MAPLE PROTECTIVE 10 9 18 WATER OAK PROTECTED 18 '= Q
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56 17 MAPLE PROTECTIVE 17 154 21 MAPLE PROTECTIVE 21 17 9 TWIN ELM PROTECTED 9 C Ln Z
57 26 MAPLE PROTECTIVE 26 155 20 MAPLE PROTECTIVE 20 18 9 TRIPLE ELM PROTECTED 9 b� � N
E 58 21 TWIN MAPLE PROTECTIVE 21 156 25 MAPLE PROTECTIVE 25 19 7 PINE PROTECTED 7 '� O V m
a MAPLE PROTECTIVE 13 157 21 MAPLE PROTECTIVE 21
59 13 20 8 PINE PROTECTED 8
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60 15 HICKORY PROTECTIVE 15 158 10* HICKORY PROTECTIVE 0 21 9 PINE PROTECTED 9 O
61 10 HICKORY PROTECTIVE 10 159 15 * PALM PROTECTIVE N
22 8 PINE PROTECTED 8
0 62 10 MAPLE PROTECTIVE 10 160 14 ** PALM PROTECTIVE 0 '' 0
N 23 g PINE PROTECTED 8 m
63 12 LAUREL OAK PROTECTIVE 12 161 14 ** PALM PROTECTIVE 0
0 24 g PINE PROTECTED 9
64 10 LAUREL OAK PROTECTIVE 10 162 14 HACKBERRY PROTECTIVE 14 v
65 13 25 7 CHERRY PROTECTED 7 w
MAPLE PROTECTIVE 13 163 7 HACKBERRY NON PROTECTIVE 0 26 9 PINE PROTECTED 9 0
•c 66 16 HACKBERRY PROTECTIVE 16 164 7 MAPLE NON PROTECTIVE 0 w
27 9 PINE PROTECTED 9
c 67 24 TWIN HICKORY PROTECTIVE 24 165 12 HACKBERRY PROTECTIVE 12 28 9 w
a HACKBERRY NON PROTECTIVE 0 166 10 HACKBERRY PROTECTIVE 10 PINE PROTECTED 9
68 8 29 9 PINE PROTECTED 9 0 0
167 9 HACKBERRY NON PROTECTIVE 0
6g 15 TWIN HACKBERRY PROTECTIVE 15 30 g PINE PROTECTED 8 �'
70 12 HACKBERRY PROTECTIVE 12 168 7 HACKBERRY NON PROTECTIVE 0 31 g TWIN ELM PROTECTED 8 z
HACKBERRY NON PROTECTIVE 0 169 7 HACKBERRY NON PROTECTIVE 0 d
71 9 32 9 PINE PROTECTED 9 z
72 9 LAUREL OAK NON PROTECTIVE 0 170 8 HACKBERRY NON PROTECTIVE 0 O
HACKBERRY NON PROTECTIVE 0 33 9 PINE PROTECTED 9 0
73 10 HACKBERRY PROTECTIVE 10 171 6 34 g PINE PROTECTED 9 w
74 8 MAPLE NON PROTECTIVE 0 172 6 HACKBERRY NON PROTECTIVE 0 35 11 PIMN PROTECTED 11
173 21 ** PALM PROTECTIVE 0 w
75 g MIMOSA NON PROTECTIVE 0 36 g LAUREL OAK PROTECTED 8 m
76 7 HACKBERRY NON PROTECTIVE 0 174 15 ** PALM PROTECTIVE 0 37 7 CYPRESS PROTECTED 7 0
77 16 TRIPLE MAPLE PROTECTIVE 16 175 14 MAPLE PROTECTIVE 14 0
38 10 CYPRESS PROTECTED 10 a a a AM z z
7S 7 HACKBERRY NON PROTECTIVE 0 176 22 TWIN MAPLE PROTECTIVE 22 39 10 CYPRESS PROTECTED 10
79 9 HACKBERRY NON PROTECTIVE 0 177 15 ** PALM PROTECTIVE 0 40 13 CYPRESS PROTECTED 13 N
80 9 HACKBERRY NON PROTECTIVE 0 178 11 MAPLE PROTECTIVE 11 TOTAL 385 z
81 9 HACKBERRY PROTECTIVE 11 179 16 MAPLE PROTECTIVE 16
82 9 LAUREL OAK NON PROTECTIVE 0 180 12 MAPLE PROTECTIVE 12 .J
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181 15 APROTECTIVE 15
83 18 LAUREL OAK PROTECTIVE 18 MPLE ^
MAPLE NON PROTECTIVE 0 182 13 MAPLE PROTECTIVE 13 I.L z
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86 21 TWIN HACKBERRY PROTECTIVE 21 184 6 HACKBERRY NON PROTECTIVE 0 O �
87 15 _HACKBERRY PROTECTIVE 15 185 7 HACKBERRY NON PROTECTIVE 0 O
** PROTECTIVE 0 186 8 HACKBERRY NON PROTECTIVE 0 3
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89 14 ** PALM .PROTECTIVE 0
187 6 HACKBERRY NON PROTECTIVE 0 z
HACKBERRY NON PROTECTIVE 0 0
188 9 w
90 14 ** PALM PROTECTIVE 0
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196 19 MAPLE PROTECTIVE 19 w
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MAPLE PROTECTIVE 17 197 13 MAPLE PROTECTIVE 13 w
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100 23 ** PALM PROTECTIVE 0 198 14 MAPLE PROTECTIVE 14 0
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104 12 ** PALM PROTECTIVE 0 202 27 TWIN MAPLE PROTECTIVE 27 O = Z 0
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109 25 MAPLE PROTECTIVE 25 207 21 HACKBERRY PROTECTIVE 21 U_
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110 11 HICKORY PROTECTIVE 11 208 w W
111 9 MAPLE NON PROTECTIVE 0 209 12 HACKBERRY PROTECTIVE 12 a fn r
112 13 HICKORY PROTECTIVE 13 210 9 HACKBERRY NON PROTECTIVE 0 _ V J
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117 8 WATER OAK NON PROTECTIVE 0 215 8 HACKBERRY NON PROTECTIVE 0 Q �...
118 12 MAPLE PROTECTIVE 12 216 7 HACKBERRY NON PROTECTIVE 0 d
PALM PROTECTIVE 0 217 9 HACKBERRY NON PROTECTIVE 0 0
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120 16 HICKORY PROTECTIVE 16 218 18 TWIN MAPLE PROTECTIVE 18
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128 17 TALLOW NON PROTECTIVE 0 226 18 MAPLE PROTECTIVE 18 0
L 129 16 ** 227 10 MAPLE PROTECTIVE 10
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Q MAPLE PROTECTIVE 11 16-01-0006
c 131 10 PINE PROTECTIVE 10 229 9 MAPLE NON PROTECTIVE 0
Designed: Drawn:
w 132 10 MAPLE PROTECTIVE 10 230 15 HACKBERRY PROTECTIVE 15
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133 14 ** PALM PROTECTIVE 0 231 12
'«= 134 18 ** PALM PROTECTIVE 0 TOTAL 1599 T.B.W. R.C.W.
Cr 135 18 ** PALM PROTECTIVE 0 Date:
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0 136 22 ** PALM PROTECTIVE 0 ** EXISTING PALMS TO BE RELOCATED; SEE LANDSCAPE PLAN FOR NEW
0 137 17 ** LOCATION Scale:
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PERIMETER VUA: AQUATIC DR.
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GENERAL INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 2.2. Soil pH 15. Contractor shall provide mulch for all newly installed landscape areas. Provide a N.T.S. Q Z
1. Contractor shall furnish all labor, materials, and insurance to complete the work as minimum 6' diameter mulch ring for all installed trees. Provide uniform coverage for all -� W
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shown in the plan. landscape beds at the specified depth maintain at least 6 clearance from all woody DO NOT CUT LEADER �- I,,
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3. Contractor shall furnish a copy of the soil report(s) along with the contractors 15.1. Mulch shall be pine straw. 000 dp 0� �� BY THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT 0
the landscape architect of any conflicts. 0 0 0 Q Z
recommended amendments to the landscape architect and the owner prior to initiating o 00 0 QD _
3. Contractor shall demolish and remove from the remises all pavement, sod and other 15.2. Mulch shall be min. 2" uniform depth. PROTECT TREE WITH BURLAP
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materials required to implement the plan. response from the landscape architect o owner indicating receipt of the report and 16. Install sod or seed, as specified in the plans, according to the florida department of 80 �0'J- 1" WIDE MIN. NYLON STRAPING GO o
4. All work shall be completed in a timely manner and in accordance with standard industry agreement with the amendment approach. transportation standard specification section 570 performance turf(http-//www.dot.state.fl.us)
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5. Contractor shall coordinate a work plan with the owner or agent and the landscape throughout the planting soils prior to plant installation. Do not apply synthetic fertilizer to 17. Contractor shall provide certified, healthy sod, free of weeds, disease, fungus, insects, or 3" BASIN FOR WATERING. IJLJ
architect prior to starting work and shall comply with all state and federal requirements any planting area without the approval of the landscape architect or owner. nematodes. MULCH, 3" DEEP J o
for work safety. 17.1. Sod shall be:
/ 1/2"x2' FLUORESCENT
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work and shall maintain a clean and order) site throughout the construction period and TRIM AS NECESSARY.
y g p Transplanting Standards (LCD6.06.02.0 '.). acceptance and the owner shall provide maintenance during the warranty period o
shall properly dispose of all trash and removed materials. following final acceptance, unless otherwise specified in the contract documents. 2^x2"x2' STAKE. TOP TO BE
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8. Contractor shall proceed with approved work in an orderly and timely fashion. bidding and pricing. In the occurrence of a discrepancy between the plans and the plant BACKFILL WITH PLANTING SOIL. L z
9. Contractor shall prevent offsite erosion, y g g list the plans shall take precedence. TREE AND EXISTING VEGETATION PROTECTION -----SET ROOTBALL ON UNDISTURBED SOIL V)
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adequate means such as silt fencing, hay bales, and drain socks. 3. All plants shall conform to the specificati Dns on the plant list or plant schedule. 1. Contractor shall ensure protection of exiting trees and vegetation prior to all clearing or 2x BALL DIA. 0 = W Z
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11. Substitutions shall be rejected unless approved by the landscape architect prior to standards handbook. p p ( p' ) LARGE TREE PLANTING DETAIL � (n -
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installation. 5. All plants shall be nursery-grown containerized or b&b stock. protection of the critial protection zone as defined in index 544. N.T.S. SPACE PLANTS 0 o
12. Contractor shall repair and/or replace at contractor's cost and in an expedient manner 6. All plants shall be in good health, vigoro is, evenly branched, and thickly foliated when in 2. Ensure protection for trees and plants to be preserved within the project area as As SPECIFIED L_ a
any utilities, pipes, conduit, cables, fences, pavement, plant material, or any other leaf. All plants shall be free of disease, insects, including eggs and larvae, as well as specified in the plans and along the project boundaries. r � W
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course of the project. adverse conditions that would prevent thriving growth. 3. Notify the landscape architect prior to any construction activity where protection cannot (SEE SPEC.) z Q z
13. Contractor shall notify the owner and landscape architect at least one week in advance 7. Plant material, tree locations, and bed o itlines shall be staked or flagged on site by the be provided or must be modified to due to conflicting construction activity. Q
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for a substantial completion inspection. The landscape architect shall provide a punch list contractor and shall be adjusted as required to fit actual as-built conditions on site and _ L.L.
to the contractor outliningitems to be completed b the contractor. Contractor shall otherwise valuable plants not noted on the plans that may warrant protection, especially o
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complete punch list items in timely manner before calling for a final inspection by the large trees located on adjacent properties whose roots and canopy occupy space within PLANTDLIST TO �
8. Unless otherwise specified, all existing plant material within the areas of new the project area. SPECIFICATIONS Q w
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14. Final payment for the work shall not be issued until a final inspection is completed and project site. Plant material outside of the3eareas shall remain and shall be replaced with
approved b the landscape architect and/or the owner. IRRIGATION INSTALLATIONK:> �j
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instructions and tree and existing vegetation protection). 1. Contractor shall provide a double-check backflow preventer equal to a DCA-100 (or
0 15. All work shall be warranted against defects and failure for at least 1 year following the g g p ) SHRUB / GROUNDCOVER
c approved equal), mounted in a rectangular valve box on the serving side and adjacent to �`oN Q �'
final acceptance. 9. Planting beds shall be cut or edged to form a uniform, clean line between beds and lawn de�
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16. Contractor shall clean site of all construction debris, materials, and trash. Disturbed areas. `� OC) o
2. Contractor shall submit an as-built plan of the installed irrigation system location of all N.T.S. �7 �
y areas shall be fine-graded and landscaped according to the plans, or sodded with: St. 10. Remove all syntaetic material and remo e burlap and wire basket material from top % of =d' J a
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SOILS provider to verify specific requirements). 4. Contractor shall show owner or maintenance superintendent how to operate the 0% Project No.:
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controller, ABOVE SURROUNDING FINISH GRADE. 16-01-0006
0 1. Contractor shall minimize soil compaction to all new planting areas by limiting access to 12. All plant material shall be warranted for a period of one year from the date of final p y y' yDesigned: Drawn:
those areas designated for planting purposes only. Contractor shall not store, clean, or acceptance of the work and not the date on which it was installed. provide any other critical and helpful information needed to properly operate and PLANT MATERIAL SHALL NOT BE
PRUNED PRIOR TO INSTALLATION. M.C.H. M.C.H.
Cr 13. Contractor shall provide all fine surface grading preparation for planting and shall empty equipment or materials within any area specified for preservation or new plant maintain the system. AFTER PLANTS HAVE BEEN INSTALLED,
EACH PLANT SHALL BE PRUNED Checked: 0.C.:
installation. FOR UNIFORMITY. T.B.W. R.C.W.
0 maintain all finished grade requirements according to the plans, and ensure positive
c 2. Prior to plant installation, contractor shall conduct a soil test in at least three locations on drainage. Report any drainage problems associated with finished grade or finished soil BACKFILL WITH PLANTING SOIL. Date:
c the site that best represent the plant distribution and conditions shown on the planting characteristics to the owner and the landscape architect. SET ROOTBALL ON UNDISTURBED SOIL. NOVEMBER 12, 2015
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plan. The soil test shall be conducted by an independent laboratory qualified to test soils.
The test shall be conducted to determine: 14. Coordinate construction of planting area with installation of irrigation system as SHRUB PLANTING DETAIL
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