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Attachment 5 · MCU21/0083
Landscape Specification
GENERAL:
The landscape contractor is to check all drawings and report any ambiguities or anomalies
to the landscape architect for clarification as soon as practicable. No claim for extras arising
from failure to obtain clarification of such matters will be allowed.
Landscape drawings are to be read in reference to associated approved architectural and
civil drawings.
EXISTING SERVICES:
The landscape contractor shall locate any existing services before commencement of work.
PROPOSED
Any existing services damaged in any way as a result of the activities of the landscape
contractor shall be restored to its original condition to the satisfaction of the Project
Manager, either by or at the expense of the landscape contractor.
SITE MANAGEMENT:
DEVELOPMENT-
Ensure all vehicles leaving the job site are reasonable free and clean from soil and/or mud
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RUBBISH REMOVAL: Street
All rubbish including weed material and builders’ debris shall be removed from site and
disposed of in accordance with Council requirements.
PLANT MATERIAL:
Confirm at time of tendering that all plant material species, minimum sizes & numbers as
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scheduled, will be available. No substitutions to be made without approval. Crank S
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Plants shall be well established with good form & free from pest & disease with large Development
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healthy root systems with a good root to shoot ratio, not pot bound & hardened off. Plant
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containers shall be free from weeds.
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All plants are to confirm to the ‘Natspec Specifying Trees - A guide to assessment of tree e Street Noosa
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quality, 2003’
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Plants are to be inspected for quality and approved for delivery by a Project Manager and Tewantin
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Landscape Architect. School
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Park
SITE PREPARATION: Toolar S
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Cultivate to the following depths; State Ward
School Park
· 200mm for turf Poincian
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· 300mm for shrubs and groundcovers
· 800mm for trees
prior to backfilling with imported organic garden soil.
Imported garden soil must comply with AS 4419 (2003) Soils for landscaping and garden
use.
The organic material used in the soil mix must also be fully composted to ensure minimal
slumpage over time.
Backfill in layers compacting the soil regularly to minimise subsidence over time. Finish
imported soil 75mm below adjacent pavements after settlement.
PLANTING: Lake
Do not vary the plant locations from those shown on the drawings unless otherwise Doonella
directed. Obtain approval of setout before planting. Do not plant in unsuitable weather or
site conditions. excavate planting holes to a size that allows a minimum of 100mm site
topsoil backfill beneath & around the root system of the plant. LOCALITY PLAN
Landscape plans
Apply a slow release fertiliser, Everris Professional landscape Formula Flora - 8 to 9 months
Not to scale
, to manufacturers specifications at time of planting. Water immediately after planting &
thereafter as directed to maintain growth free of stress.
Plant numbers in mass planting areas have been calculated on the assumption that a death
rate of 20% is expected due to the current weather conditions.
Drawing List Prepared by
MULCHING: No Title
All garden areas are to be mulched with tea tree mulch to a maximum depth of 100mm
after settlement. Top up mulch, as and when required, to maintain this depth, at all times.
Mulch must comply with AS4454-2012 Composts, soil conditioners and mulches. 1 Title sheet, Locality plan + Landscape specification
2 Landscape + surface treatments plan
WATERING:
Deep Water all plants at time of planting & as directed thereafter during the maintenance
3 Landscape planting plan 1 of 3
period of the works for the establishment of the plant material. 4 Landscape planting plan 2 of 3
5 Landscape planting plan 3 of 3
MAINTENANCE PERIOD:
The maintenance period of 13 weeks for all softworks shall commence at the time of 6 Plant palette + schedule
practical completion & shall include;
· min 1 visit per week for the first 6 weeks
· min 1 visit per fortnight for the 6 weeks following
Works to be carried out during this period includes but is not limited to; watering, mowing,
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weeding, fertilising, pest & disease control, re-seeding, re-staking, re-tying, replacement
planting, re-mulching, cultivating, pruning, aerating, renovating, top-dressing and keeping
the site tidy. ISSUE 3: December 1, 2021
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LANDSCAPE SPECIFICATION
GENERAL:
The landscape contractor is to check all drawings and report any ambiguities or anomalies
to the landscape architect for clarification as soon as practicable. No claim for extras arising
from failure to obtain clarification of such matters will be allowed.
Landscape drawings are to be read in reference to associated approved architectural and
civil drawings.
EXISTING SERVICES:
The landscape contractor shall locate any existing services before commencement of work.
Any existing services damaged in any way as a result of the activities of the landscape
contractor shall be restored to its original condition to the satisfaction of the Project
Manager, either by or at the expense of the landscape contractor.
SITE MANAGEMENT:
Ensure all vehicles leaving the job site are reasonable free and clean from soil and/or mud
RUBBISH REMOVAL:
All rubbish including weed material and builders’ debris shall be removed from site and
disposed of in accordance with Council requirements.
PLANT MATERIAL:
Confirm at time of tendering that all plant material species, minimum sizes & numbers as
scheduled, will be available. No substitutions to be made without approval.
Plants shall be well established with good form & free from pest & disease with large
healthy root systems with a good root to shoot ratio, not pot bound & hardened off. Plant
containers shall be free from weeds.
All plants are to confirm to the ‘Natspec Specifying Trees - A guide to assessment of tree
quality, 2003’
Plants are to be inspected for quality and approved for delivery by a Project Manager and
Landscape Architect.
SITE PREPARATION:
Cultivate to the following depths;
+ 200mm for turf
+ 300mm for shrubs and groundcovers
+ 800mm for trees
prior to backfilling with imported organic garden soil.
Imported garden soil must comply with AS 4419 (2003) Soils for landscaping and garden
use.
The organic material used in the soil mix must also be fully composted to ensure minimal
slumpage over time.
Backfill in layers compacting the soil regularly to minimise subsidence over time. Finish
imported soil 75mm below adjacent pavements after settlement.
PLANTING:
Do not vary the plant locations from those shown on the drawings unless otherwise
directed. Obtain approval of setout before planting. Do not plant in unsuitable weather or
site conditions. excavate planting holes to a size that allows a minimum of 100mm site
topsoil backfill beneath & around the root system of the plant.
Apply a slow release fertiliser, Everris Professional landscape Formula Flora - 8 to 9 months
, to manufacturers specifications at time of planting. Water immediately after planting &
thereafter as directed to maintain growth free of stress.
Plant numbers in mass planting areas have been calculated on the assumption that a death
rate of 20% is expected due to the current weather conditions.
MULCHING:
All garden areas are to be mulched with tea tree mulch to a maximum depth of 100mm
after settlement. Top up mulch, as and when required, to maintain this depth, at all times.
Mulch must comply with AS4454-2012 Composts, soil conditioners and mulches.
WATERING:
Deep Water all plants at time of planting & as directed thereafter during the maintenance
period of the works for the establishment of the plant material.
MAINTENANCE PERIOD:
The maintenance period of 13 weeks for all softworks shall commence at the time of
practical completion & shall include;
+ min 1 visit per week for the first 6 weeks
+ min 1 visit per fortnight for the 6 weeks following
Works to be carried out during this period includes but is not limited to; watering, mowing,
weeding, fertilising, pest & disease control, re-seeding, re-staking, re-tying, replacement
planting, re-mulching, cultivating, pruning, aerating, renovating, top-dressing and keeping
the site tidy.
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LOCALITY PLAN
Not to scale
Drawing List
No Title
Title sheet, Locality plan + Landscape specification
Landscape + surface treatments plan
Landscape planting plan 1 of 3
Landscape planting plan 2 of 3
Landscape planting plan 3 of 3
Plant palette + schedule
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TEWANTIN, QLD
Landscape plans
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ISSUE 3: December 1, 2021
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