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<br />FLAT, WOVEN POLYPROPYLENE
<br />HEAVY DUTY STRAP, 3/4' WIDE
<br />900 LB BREAK STRENGTH
<br />OR APPROVED EQUAL
<br />3 PER TREE
<br />TOP OF ROOTBALL
<br />2" ABOVE FINISH GRADE
<br />4- MULCH
<br />NOT TOUCHING TRUNK
<br />6" SOIL SAUCER
<br />STEEL EYE ANCHOR, 15" LONG
<br />HEAVY DUTY, W/SPIRAL FLANGE
<br />OR APPROVED EQUAL
<br />3 PER TREE
<br />PLANTING PR 3 X DIA. OF ROOTBALL
<br />PLANTING SOIL
<br />EXISTING SOIL
<br />ROOTBALL
<br />IF B&B, REMOVE ALL TWINE. ROPE,
<br />WIRE, AND BURLAP FROM TOP AND
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<br />FLEE PLANTING DETAIL — 3' TO 6' CAL.
<br />N.T.S.
<br />LANDSCAPE NOTES
<br />1. CONTRACTOR SHALL LOCATE AND VERIFY THE EXISTENCE OF ALL
<br />UTILITIES PRIOR TO STARTING WORK.
<br />2. CONTRACTOR SHALL SUPPLY ALL PLANT MATERIALS IN QUANTITIES
<br />SUFFICIENT TO COMPLETE THE PLANTING SHOWN ON ALL DRAWINGS.
<br />3. ALL PLANT MATERIALS SHALL BE GRADE FLORIDA #1 OR BETTER,
<br />AS DEFINED IN GRADES AND STANDARDI FOR NURSERY PLANTS
<br />FLORIDA DEPT. OF AGRICULTURE AND CONSUMER SERVICES, DIVISION
<br />OF PLANT INDUSTRY. ALL HEIGHTS SHALL BE AS MEASURED FROM
<br />FINISH GRADE AFTER INSTALLATION.
<br />4. NO PLANT SHALL BE INSTALLED BEFORE ROUGH GRADING HAS
<br />BEEN COMPLETED AND APPROVED BY CIVIL ENGINEER.
<br />5. NO PLANT SHALL BE INSTALLED WITH ITS ROOTBALL TOP BELOW
<br />FINISH GRADE. SEE DETAILS FOR SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS.
<br />6. ALL TREES, SHRUBS, AND GROUND COVERS SHALL BE
<br />CONTAINER -GROWN OR B&B. BARE -ROOT, BAG -GROWN, AND ANY
<br />ROOT -BOUND STOCK WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED. ALL ROOT WRAPPING
<br />MATERIAL MADE OF SYNTHETICS OR PLASTICS SHALL BE REMOVED AT
<br />TIME OF PLANTING.
<br />7. SHRUBS AND GROUNDCOVERS PLANTED IN MASSES SHALL BE
<br />TRIANGULAR SPACED. ADJUST SPACING TO FIT THE QUANTITY OF
<br />PLANTS SHOWN ON THE PLAN IN THE AREA AVAILABLE.
<br />8. TREES SHALL BE LOCATED ENTIRELY WITHIN PLANTING BEDS,
<br />ALLOWING FOR EASE OF MOWING AND EDGING. WHERE NO BEDS ARE
<br />INDICATED, TREES SHALL BE INSTALLED WITHIN A CIRCULAR MULCH
<br />RING THAT ENCOMPASSES THE DIAMETER OF THE PLANTING PIT AND
<br />ALL STAKES AND GUYS.
<br />9. PRIOR TO PLANTING, THE LOCATION OF ALL TREES AND BEDUNES
<br />SHALL BE MARKED FOR REVIEW BY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT. OBTAIN
<br />LANDSCAPE ARCHTECT'S APPROVAL PRIOR TO PLANTING. FAILURE TO
<br />OBTAIN APPROVAL MAY RESULT IN RELOCATION OF THE PLANT
<br />MATERIALS BY THE CONTRACTOR PER THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT'S
<br />INSTRUCTIONS AT NO COST TO OWNER, ARCHITECT, OR LANDSCAPE
<br />ARCHITECT.
<br />10. ALL LANDSCAPING SHALL BE INSTALLED PER PLAN, DETAILS,
<br />SPECIFICATIONS, AND APPROVED FIELD ADJUSTMENTS. FAILURE TO
<br />PERFORM TO THE SATISFACTION OF THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT SHALL
<br />RESULT IN CORRECTIVE WORK AND MATERIAL REPLACEMENT AT NO
<br />COST TO THE OWNER, ARCHITECT, OR LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT.
<br />11. ALL TREES AND SHRUBS SHALL BE SET PLUMB UNLESS
<br />OTHERWISE SPECIFIED.
<br />12. CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE PLANTING SOIL MIX PER THE
<br />SPECIFICATIONS.
<br />13. PRIMARY MULCH SHALL BE "FLORIMULCH" RECYCLED MELALEUCA.
<br />SECONDARY MULCH SHALL BE PINE NEEDLES, TO BE USED IN ALL
<br />BEDS OF MINIMA JASMINE. MULCH SHALL BE INSTALLED TO A
<br />MINIMUM DEPTH OF 4" IN ALL PLANTING AREAS.
<br />FLAT, WOVEN POLYPROPYLENE
<br />14. IF CONTRACTOR DISCOVERS ANY CONDITIONS HARMFUL TO PLANT
<br />HEAVY DUTY STRAP, 3/4- WIDE
<br />MATERIAL, CONTACT LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT IMMEDIATELY.
<br />900 LR BREAK STRENGTH
<br />OR APPROVED EQUAL
<br />15. NO SUBSTITUTIONS OR CHANGES OF ANY KIND WILL BE MADE
<br />2 PER TREE
<br />WITHOUT WRITTEN APPROVAL OF THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT.
<br />6'X3" DIA. HARDWOOD POLE
<br />2 PER TREE, DRIVEN 3' INTO GROJND
<br />16. CONTRACTOR SHALL OBTAIN AND PROVIDE ALL NECESSARY
<br />PERMITS, UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED.
<br />TOP OF ROOTBALL
<br />2" ABOVE FINISH GRADE
<br />17. CONTRACTOR SHALL STRIP ALL EXISTING PLANT MATERIAL FROM
<br />4" MULCH
<br />AREAS TO BE LANDSCAPED UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED, INSTALL
<br />NOT TOUCHING TRUNK
<br />FILL AS REQUIRED TO ESTABLISH FINISH GRADE. ALLOWING FOR SOD
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<br />FINISH GRADE
<br />18. ANY EXISTING PLANT MATERIAL NOT INDICATED FOR REMOVAL
<br />THAT HAS BEEN DAMAGED SHALL BE REPAIRED OR REPLACED.
<br />DAMAGED PLANTING SHALL BE REPLACED IF REMEDIAL METHODS
<br />CANNOT CORRECT DEFICIENCIES. ALL DEAD TREES AND PLANTS
<br />PLANRNG PIT 3 X DIA. OF ROOTBALL
<br />SHALL BE REMOVED. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE ALL SUCH
<br />PLANRNG SOIL
<br />WORK AND MATERIALS AT NO ADDITIONAL COST TO OWNER, ARCHITECT,
<br />EXISTING SOIL
<br />OR LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT. THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT SHALL BE
<br />ROOTBALL
<br />THE FINAL AUTHOR1 Y IN ASSESSING DAMAGE AND DETERMINING
<br />CORRECTIVE ACTIONS.
<br />IF B&B, REMOVE ALL TWINE, ROPE,
<br />WIRE, AND BURLAP FROM
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<br />FERTILIZER, STAKING, GUYING, FLAGGING, MULCH, AND SOD SHALL BE
<br />PROVIDED AND INSTALLED BY CONTRACTOR.
<br />20. SEE SPECIFICATIONS FOR ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS. THE
<br />CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS ARE INCOMPLETE WITHOUT THE WRITTEN
<br />TREE PLANTING DETAIL— UNDER 3'CAL SPECIFICATIONS PUBLISHED SEPARATELY,
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<br />1. CONTRACTOR SHALL FULLY SOD ALL PROJECT AREAS WITH THE
<br />INDICATED GRASSES AND IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ESTIMATING ALL
<br />QUANTITIES OF MATERIALS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE THE WORK.
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