OPW14/0274 - Approved Plans

APPROVED PLANS
   OPW14/0274
 NOOSA COUNCIL
    25/09/2014


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DETAIL / SECTION REFERENCE

GENERAL NOTES

1. FALLS,

Grade all turf and planting areas eventy in the direction shown. Poncing fs not

acceptable.

2.50:

‘Where available maximise the use of soll rom on site. However, whether from site or

Imported, sols to comply with AS 4419, sols for landscaping and garden use.

Aliso shall be free from noxious weads, rocks, roots, rubbish of any other deleterious

material

3. WEED MANAGEMENT:

‘All weeds listed inthe Land Protection (Pest and Stock Route Management) Act 2002

‘and subordinate Regulation 2003, and the Maroochy Pest Plan 2006-2010

(pest species of significance in Group 1, Group 2, and Group 6) must be removed from

the sito in a manner that minimises regrowth, prevents damage to non-target weed

‘species and retains indigenous vegetation and conservation values.

4. TURF AREAS:

‘All turt areas to fall towerds drainage pts / collection /infitration locations. Cutivate

existing sub-grade to 150mm depth, place topsoil to a depth of 150mm, Refer Material
and Finishes Schedule for tu type.

5, PAVEMENTS AND THRESHOLDS:

‘Allvehicular pavements by Chil. All pedestrian pavements (by Cis or reer to Material
‘and Finishes Schedule). Landscape plans indicate finish / material ype and decorative
‘saw cuts - Reler to Engineers drawings for al other details and extents.

6. PLANTING:

Refer drawings tor locations:

Cultivate existing sub-grade to 150mm depth, place topsoil oa depth of 300mm, place

"Hoop Pine’ mulch 100mm deep. Mound to promote positive drainage as indicated on

{detail Refer to planting plan fo typical 2oded plant layout. Ffer to plant schedule for
codes.

A minimum of 1.0 mete fom all services to prevent rooUservice conflict and to provide

A minimum of 4.0 metres from street Eghts.
Aminimum of 1.0 metre from kerbs and pavement edges.
~A minimum of 6.0 metres from electicty poles and pias.

= Generaly ll ees shall have a minimum of 1.2 metre clear trunk unless otherwise
speciied.

Tree stocks 45tr and above to have 2inardwood stakes as per detail or unless
‘otherwise speciied.

~All ree stock within the landscape works must comply with NATSPEC guidelines, refer
specification.

, MOWING EDGES:

Refer Materials Schedule on CD-001 and to Details on CD-200.

9. FENCES:

‘All fences and footings to be located within private propery. Allin-ground timber to be
17 H4, Where new fences ate indicated on the drawings, existing fences are to be
demolished, unless otherwise noted. Refer Materials and Finishes Schedule for fence
types. Refer plans for locations and refer CD-200 for Detais. Set out to be determined on
ste wih umcoape Sipmbtendet.

10. SERVICES:
Trelocaton oa ‘overhead services services shown on these drawings
Zroinccatve only. hoy have boon incorporated a re Gesion or Counel approval tape
for general inforration. The Landscape Contractor shal be responsible for liaising with
the Head Contractor o determine the ’As constructed location of ll water, sewer,
stomwater, electical, communication or other existing services before commencing ayy
excavation works.

11, DRAINAGE

Reler Cia Engineers drawings for main storm water drainage. Subsol drainage lines and
field inlet qulles within landscape areas as shown on landscape drawings. Ensure
Postve fall of subsoil pipe to stormwater pits / outlet.

12, HYDRAULICS:

Ret HycraulicEngncers cravings for locations of le hycants,hosecoks, water
meters and other water infrastructure. Alto be coordinated prior to construction. 1

‘Alllandscape works to include 12 weeks establishment (with exception of works
completed within the months of June / July where an adcitional 4 weeks estabishment
period is required to ensure adequate establishment of stoct). Maintenance and Defects
peti to be 12 months on ail trees (25it and over) and hardscape works.

GENERAL PLANTING NOTES

1, PLANT QUALITY
Al plan stock isto be be tothe scheduled nomenclature, well formed, hardened off
nursery stock. They are to be container grown in poting mixture with a healthy root
system and not pot bound. All pots shall be foe of weeds and plant stock isto be free
from living insects, pests and disease. All plants are to be fully sun or shade
hardened-of to suit ther on-site growing postion for a minimum period of 6 weeks.
Ensure sufcient supply ofeach species shown onthe drawings is available to achieve
the requited layout and densities, and in the event of supply for replacoment stock due
to fare, damage, unhealthy specimens or theft. Prior to plant stock ativing to site, a
nursery inspection including the Landscape Architect and Landscape Coniractoris|
‘equited. The plant supofer isto ensure al stack (or goad selection of stock) is present
<uting the inspection. iis also recommended thal he Landscape Architect ison site to
inspect plant stock and plant set out prior to implementation
2. IMPLEMENTATION
Ensure al planting procedures resin healthy plant species within the prevailing soil,
climatic and management environment of tis projact. Te folowing minimum is
expected:
~ Excavale @ hole for each plant twice the diameter ofthe rootballand 100mm deeper
than the root ball. Break up the base of the hole to afuthor depth of 100mm and
loosen the sides ofthe ole.
- Remove the plant from the container with minimum disturbance tothe root ball, place
in final postion, ensure itis central and plum. Ensue the root ball is level with the
finished surface ofthe soll surrounding the hole or bed.

~ Ensure cortect placement of feriiser andlor water retention adtive as per
manufactures specication and
~ Thoroughly water plants immediately after planting and at such times during the
‘contract period as requied, All lr, 300mm, 140mm & TS wil require a minimum of
“Otrs of water at ine time of planting
- Backlll wih topsoil as specified. Lightly tamp and water thoroughly to eliminate any
‘ir pockets. Ensure that topsodis no placed over the top ofthe rootbal,
Refor to Detals on CD-200as reference.
Colect al empty plant containers dally during planting operations and remove from
ste,
(Do not vary the plant locations ftom those specified onthe drawings unless othersise
directed by the Superntenden|, Should it be necessary to vary the locations and
‘spacing for any reason, immediately apply for directions by the Superintendent.
3. PLANT ESTABLISHMENT
‘The Establishment Period commences a the date of Practical Complation of Works.
During the Estabfshment Period maintain best horicutural practices, as well as
rectying detects that become apparent in the works under normal use including (Dut
‘ot ited to) the following tems whee required: watering, weeding, feilsing, pest
‘and disease contrel, mulching, pruning, rubbish removal and keeping the ste neat and

ty.
4, PLANT REPLACEMENT

Replace failed or damaged plants. This does not include vandalised or stolen plant
‘material - this wil be replaced prior to precticl completion.

5. SITE SOLS

‘Al sis are to comply with AS 4419 Table 1 (both ste topsoll and imported topsoi) and
receive appropriate amelioration f required. All topsoll must be free from noxious
weeds, cks, roots, rubbish or any other deleterious materia

Pace all topsoil in the areas directed and specified. Ensure thatthe topsoll is spread
and graded evenly to prevent any ponding. Prevent excess compaction by construction
plant, Sripped ste topsoll needs to be stored in ples no greater than 2m high x 3m.
wide. Topsoil storage piles fr storage greato than 4 months should be seeded witha
suitable orass mix. Etadicale weeds using environmentally acceptable methods, such
as a non-residual lyphasate herbicide in any of is registered formulae, athe
‘manulacturets recommended mavimum rate. Noxious weeds need fo be screened oul
ol the topsoil rior to placement

6. MULCH

‘Al muich is to be tree of deleterious or extrancous matter such as sol, weeds, rocks,
and twigs. The finish love ofthe mulch isto be lval withthe finish level of al adjacent
surfaces after settlement alowances ofthe topsoil and mulch. Ensute all mulch is
placed clear of plant stems to avoid roting at ground level

“7.IRRIGATION

‘A iigation systom will comprise ofa sub-surface dipper systom. Refer to Hydraulic for
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APPROVED PLANS
OPW 14/0274
NOOSA COUNCIL
25/09/2014

 

 

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140730001 (COVER SHEET
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