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Proposal Plans - OPW14/0226
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NOOSA DOMAIN RETIREMENT VILLAGE,
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COUNTRY CLUB VILLAGES P/L
GREG GIBBS ARCHITECTS
LANDSCAPE SITE PLAN - STAGE 1
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LEGEND
Trees as
specified
Shrubs, Accent
planting and
Groundcovers
as specified
Fencing/Gate
between Units
as specified
Landscape Character Images
Turf as specified
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LA N D G R A P H I C S
NOOSA DOMAIN RETIREMENT VILLAGE,
WALTER HAY DRV, NOOSAVILLE
COUNTRY CLUB VILLAGES P/L
GREG GIBBS ARCHITECTS
PART PLANTING PLAN - Stage 2 Works
Part Landscape Plan
SCALE 1:500 @ A3
1:250 @ A1
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SCALE 1:500 @ A3
1:250 @ A1
Landscape Character Images
LEGEND
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Trees as
specified
Shrubs, Accent
planting and
Groundcovers
as specified
Fencing/Gate
between Units
as specified
Turf as specified
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LEGEND
Advanced tree stock planting
selection to council approval
Trees as
2100 x 75 x 75 Hwd stakes. All specified
stakes to be chamfered, centrally
pointed & driven vertically into Shrubs, Accent
the ground outside the rootball
planting and
Approved securing material such Groundcovers
JOINTS
Contraction joints to be at min 6.0m centres as Rubber tree ties or 50mm as specified
as shown on the plan detail. Joints to be jutemat/hessian ties in figure 8
Selected garden 20mm depth saw cut or approved equivalent loops secured loosely to tree &
bed mulch Expansion joints at 12m centres and at fixed to stake with flathead galv. Fencing/Gate
Planting area changes of direction of concrete. nails
Joints to be full thickness of path and bitumen
100mm nom. composted organic
between Units
Selected extruded impreganated fibre board or equivalent
concrete edging Reinforced 100mm thick 25 MPa mulch or council approved. Form as specified
broom finished coloured concrete path shallow dish drain to base of tree.
Turf Turf to Mound at pit edge
100
F62 mesh reinforcement located edge
Tree pit to be excavated to min. Turf as specified
32
central to the concrete width
900 depth and backfilled with
130
100
100
Compacted sub-base and
100 friable imported topsoil with
150
sub-grade to industry standards 20% organic content, light
Depth of rootball)
compaction only.
(Generally 2x
Topsoil
min 900
(Max 2% organic content). Backfill
original subgrade material, light
EXTRUDED CONCRETE EDGE DETAIL 1:10@A1 PEDESTRIAN PAVEMENT DETAIL SECTION 1:20@A1
compaction only. Rootball to sit
on top of backfill
Slow release fertiliser to
150
manufacturers specifications
Ensure pit
edges are Cultivate subgrade to 150 depth
porous Generally 2x
width of rootball
PLANTING DETAILS - ADVANCED STOCK NTS
Note: Refer Greg Gibbs
Drawings for rear courtyard
layout. Planting areas to be
prepared as Topsoiled and
Mulched planting areas.
1x Cor Rub
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3x Cor Rub 5x Nan Nan
5x Nan Nan 2 x Dia SS
2 x Dia SS 3x Syz BC 3x Phi xan
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5x Lom con LA N D G R A P H I C S
2 x Dia SS
3x Cor Rub
5x Nan Nan SEE SHEET 4 OF 5
11x Lom con
1x ELA eum
NOOSA DOMAIN RETIREMENT VILLAGE,
1x ELA eum WALTER HAY DRV, NOOSAVILLE
1x ELA eum COUNTRY CLUB VILLAGES P/L
GREG GIBBS ARCHITECTS
1x ELA eum
PART PLANTING PLAN - Stage 2 Works
Part Landscape Plan
SCALE 1:200 @ A3
1:100 @ A1
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Advanced tree stock planting
selection to council approval
2100 x 75 x 75 Hwd stakes. All
stakes to be chamfered, centrally
pointed & driven vertically into
the ground outside the rootball
Approved securing material such
as Rubber tree ties or 50mm
jutemat/hessian ties in figure 8
loops secured loosely to tree &
JOINTS
Contraction joints to be at min 6.0m centres
as shown on the plan detail. Joints to be
20mm depth saw cut or approved equivalent
Selected garden
bed mulch Expansion joints at 12m centres and at : fixed to stake with flathead galv.
Planting area changes of direction of concrete. nails
Joints to be full thickness of path and bitumen :
Selected extruded impreganated fibre board or equivalent [| ton nom. composted organic
concrete edging Reinforced 100mm thick 25 MPa | mulch or council approved. Form
Turt [— broom finished coloured concrete path | shallow dish drain to base of tree.
Turf to Mound at pit edge
F62 mesh reinforcement located edge’
Tree pit to be excavated to min.
900 depth and backfilled with
-NLOO friable imported topsoil with
20% organic content, light
central to the concrete width
100
4150 ——Compacted sub-base and
sub-grade to industry standards
KJV compaction only.
Topsoil QU YYYY ola
<CKRKEG 32 (Max 2% organic content). Backfill
E]o original subgrade material, light
EXTRUDED CONCRETE EDGE DETAIL 1:10@A1 PEDESTRIAN PAVEMENT DETAIL SECTION 1:20@a1 els compaction only. Rootball to sit
+ g on top of backfill
| Slow release fertiliser to
. manufacturers specifications
Ensure pit
edges are Cultivate subgrade to 150 dept
9 It grad depth
porous Generally 2x
width of rootball
PLANTING DETAILS - ADVANCED STOCK NTS
3x Mel C.T.
5x Nan Nan
2x Dia SS
3x Syz BC
3x Cor Rub
5x Nan Nan
2xDiaSSs
4x Phi xan
3x Phi xan
5x Lom con
2xDiaSS
3x Cor Rub —+
5x Nan Nan
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SCALE 1:200 @ A3
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LEGEND
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Shrubs, Accent
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as specified
Fencing/Gate
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Turf as specified
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LANDGRAPHICS
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS
NOOSA DOMAIN RETIREMENT VILLAGE,
WALTER HAY DRV, NOOSAVILLE
COUNTRY CLUB VILLAGES P/L
GREG GIBBS ARCHITECTS
PART PLANTING PLAN - Stage 2 Works
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6x Dianella " SIlver Streak"
4x Syzygium "Bush Christmas"
Note: Refer Greg Gibbs
4x Lomandr confertifolia Drawings for rear courtyard
1x Randia fitzalani layout. Planting areas to be
3x Doryanthes excelsa prepared as Topsoiled and
4x Melaleuca "Claret Tops" 3x Phi xan Mulched planting areas.
13x Nandina "Nana" 5x Lom con 3x Syz BC
4x Dia SS 2x Dia SS 2x Dia SS
2x Dia SS
3x Syz BC
3x Cor Rub
8x Nan Nan 5 x Dia SS 4x Phi xan
5 x Dia SS 7x Lom con 2x Lom con
4x Mel C.T. 3x Cor Rub 4x Mel C.T.
ELA eum Turf as specified 3x Dor exc 9x Nan Nan 7x Lom con
7x Lom con 5x Dor exc
3x Dor exc
ELA eum
7x Nan Nan
ELA eum
4 x Dia SS
1x ELA eum
1x ELA eum
1x ELA eum
1x ELA eum
1x ELA eum 1x ELA eum
3x Syz BC
Noosa Domain Retirement Village, Walter Hay Drive, Noosa - Stage 2
From the office of Landgraphics Landscape Architects
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Code Botanical Name Common Name Size No.
TREES
ELA eum Elaeocarpus eumundii Eumundi Quandong 100 litre 18
Ran fit Randia fitzalani Native Gardenia 45 litre 2 UNIT REAR GARDEN c a d
PROPOSED LANDSCAPE LA N D G R A P H I C S
SHRUBS AND FEATURE PLANTING Each individual unit to have:
- paved areas - refer Greg Gibbs series drawings for extent
COR rub Cordyline rubra Red Fruiting Palm Lily 200 pot 18 - rear garden bed asdesigned Greg Gibbs Drawings
DOR exc Doryanthes excelsa Spear Lily 200 pot 17
MEL CT Melaleuca 'Claret Tops' Claret Tops 200 pot 20
PHI xan Philodendron Xanadu Xanadu 200 pot 14
SYZ BC Syzygium 'Bush Christmas' Bush Christmas 200 pot 19 NOOSA DOMAIN RETIREMENT VILLAGE,
WALTER HAY DRV, NOOSAVILLE
GROUNDCOVERS AND TUFTING PLANTS
COUNTRY CLUB VILLAGES P/L
DIA SS Dianella 'Silver Streak' Silver Streak 140 pot 50
LOM con Lomandra confertifolia Tufting Lomandra 140 pot 61 GREG GIBBS ARCHITECTS
Nan nana Nandina domestica "nana" Nandina Nana 200 pot 62
PART PLANTING PLAN - Stage 2 Works
*Confirm all advanced stock selections with LandGraphics prior to site delivery
Part Landscape Plan
SCALE 1:200 @ A3
1:100 @ A1
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4x Syzygium "Bush Christmas;
6x Dianella " Silver Streak" J
4x Lomandr confertifolia
1x Randia fitzalani
3x Doryanthes excelsa
4x Melaleuca "Claret Top 3x Phi xan
13x Nandina "Nana" 5x Lom con
4x Phi xan
2x Lom con
4x Mel C.T.
7x Lom con
5x Dor exc
3x Dor exc
7x Nan Nan
1x ELA eum
1x ELA eum
1x ELA eum
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Noosa Domain Retirement Village, Walter Hay Drive, Noosa - Stage 2
From the office of Landgraphics Landscape Architects
Code Botanical Name Common Name Size No.
TREES
ELA eum Elaeocarpus eumundii Eumundi Quandong 100 litre 18
Ran fit Randia fitzalani Native Gardenia 45 litre 2 UNIT REAR GARDEN ‘ . @
PROPOSED LANDSCAPE LANDGRAPHICS
SHRUBS AND FEATURE PLANTING Each individual unit to have:
- paved areas - refer Greg Gibbs series drawings for extent LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS
COR rub Cordyline rubra Red Fruiting Palm Lily 200 pot 18 ~ rear garden bed asdesigned Greg Gibbs Drawings
DOR exc Doryanthes excelsa Spear Lil 200 pot 17
MEL CT Melaleuca ‘Claret Tops’ Claret Tops 200 pot 20
PHI xan Philodendron Xanadu Xanadu 200 pot 14 —
SYZ BC Syzygium ‘Bush Christmas’ Bush Christmas 200 pot 19
NOOSA DOMAIN RETIREMENT VILLAGE,
WALTER HAY DRV, NOOSAVILLE
GROUNDCOVERS AND TUFTING PLANTS
COUNTRY CLUB VILLAGES P/L
DIA SS Dianella ‘Silver Streak’ Silver Streak 140 pot 50
LOM con Lomandra confertifolia Tufting Lomandra 140 pot 61 creo cises arcnitene
Nan nana Nandina domestica "nana" Nandina Nana 200 pot 62 aust
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LANDSCAPE SPECIFICATION LEGEND
Noosa Domain Retirement Village, Walter Hay Drive, Noosa - STAGE2
From the office of Landgraphics Landscape Architects
Trees as
ELA eum 3x Cor Rub specified
EXTENT OF WORKS 8x Dia SS
Contractor should take full account of documentation of Civil Engineering, Hydraulic and Electrical Shrubs, Accent
Engineering Works. Landscape works are to include the following: 12x Nan Nan
5xLom con planting and
1. Excavation, drainage and conduits to planting areas
2. Irrigation
ELA eum Groundcovers
3. Topsoil supply and installation as specified
4. Edging to planting areas as required
5. Shaping of garden beds
6. Containerised plant material - supply and installation Fencing/Gate
7. Garden mulch - Supply and installation 5x Mel C.T.
8. Turf - Supply and installation between Units
9. Supply and installation of gravel
10. Fencing
ELA eum as specified
11. Driveways & Pedestrian Pavements
12. Maintenance of landscape works ( 90days)
EXCAVATION AND DRAINAGE
Turf as specified
Break up and remove any excess concrete slurry from construction works to achieve required planting 4x Lom con
depths. Excavate site soil to a depth of 100mm. Break up remaining subgrade to a depth of 100mm. Drainage
is to be incorporated to all planting areas that are enclosed by hard edging and not otherwise drained.
Note: Refer Greg Gibbs
IRRIGATION - REFER TO IRRIGATION DESIGNER/CONTRACTOR FOR SYSTEM DETAILS Drawings for rear courtyard
(Irrigation for the project shall be carried out be an experienced and reputable irrigation contractor - Tenderers
intending to handle the irrigation themselves will be required to demonstrate proficiency in this area). A fully layout. Planting areas to be
automated and programmable irrigation system, with rainswitch, is to be provided to all planting areas. All
fittings are to be fully effective and inconspicuously placed. Irrigation is to serve all garden and turf areas of
prepared as Topsoiled and
the site with lines placed through conduits provided. Details of existing conduits will be available from the site Mulched planting areas.
superintendent.
The system should provide requlated application to all areas. Irrigation systems is to be guaranteed for a
period of 12 months against faulty materials and workmanship.
3x Dor exc
TOPSOIL - SUPPLY AND INCORPORATION
Planting areas are to be progressively filled with premium grade blended organic garden soil mix to a
10x Nan Nan
minimum of 100mm depth. Soil to be an approved organic soil mix. Soil supplier, as well as intended mix is to 12x Dia SS
be nominated. Soil is to be mounded to facilitate good drainage to hardstand areas (max 1:3 grade) and is to 6x Lom con
finish 50mm below edging after settlement. Organic additive such as 'Dynamic Lifter' is to be incorporated
throughout the soil mix at the recommended rate. A slow release fertiliser 'Osmocote' or equivalent is also to
be incorporated with individual plantings in accordance with the manufacturers recommendations. To improve ELA eum
the water holding capacity of the dry & well drained soils on site, the adding of a moisture holding product
such as "Hydrocell" or "Rainsaver" is recommended following manufacturers guidlines.
EDGING TO PLANTING AREAS 6x Dia SS
Provide min. 200mm wide gravel strip to all planting areas adjacent to buildings to achieve termite visual 3x Syz BC
detection zone. Edging to perimeter planting and abutting turf areas, to be extruded concrete edging. Line of
edging to be set out and approved on site prior to construction. 6x Lom con
SHAPING OF GARDEN AREAS
Planting areas are to be finished in a gently mounded fashion to facilitate drainage of excess water and to
show planting to best advantage. Contractor is to seek confirmation of finished levels prior to final plantings
and application of mulch.
CONTAINERISED PLANT MATERIAL
Plant material is to be approved by superintendent prior to planting. Planting is to be carried out in a manner
consistent with good horticultural practice. All 300 pot and larger plant material is to be guyed and staked as
per Detail - Advanced Container Planting. Smaller plant stock is to be staked as necessary. Stakes shall not
pass through the rootball of plant at time of planting or any time thereafter.
Stock may be rejected if plants are:-
a) Undersized proportional to specified container size or is the root system if underdeveloped 6x Nan Nan b
b) Oversized proportional to specified container size or severely root bound. e
c) Unbalanced or uncharacteristic of normal or specified growth pattern for the species. 3x Cor rub
d) Not suitably acclimatised for the specific environment.
e) Diseased, infested with pests or suffering from other form of significant stress.
5xSyz BC
GARDEN MULCH
Organic Mulch: Mulch shall be weed free clean forest mulch to predominant depth of 100mm. Mulch is to be
graded to avoid placement against green plant stems and overflow from purpose formed edges, kerbs and
6x Nan Nan c a d
pathways. 10x Dia SS LA N D G R A P H I C S
TURF - SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION
a) "A" grade Sir Walter Buffalo or approved equivalent minimum sod depth 25mm ELA eum
b) Turf to be laid within 24 hours of being cut
c) Allow for ground preparation and deposition of 50mm imported garden loam topsoil with water saving
product added. Refer points on Topsoil. Organic fertiliser such as "dynamic lifter" to be spread beneath turf at
manufacturers recommended rate
d) Turf to be closed butted and rolled in accordance with accepted practice to ensure a smooth even surface
4x Lom con
e) Water in well and monitor for stress 3x Phi xan NOOSA DOMAIN RETIREMENT VILLAGE,
WALTER HAY DRV, NOOSAVILLE
GRAVEL - SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION
Supply and install minimum 70mm depth approved 20 mm grade Mary River Gravel to a compacted sub base
to all gravel strips. COUNTRY CLUB VILLAGES P/L
FENCING TO PRIVATE DWELLINGS
Fencing and access gates to private units generally to architects specification. GREG GIBBS ARCHITECTS
1.8m high Lysaght 'Neetascreen' installed to maunufacturers instructions.
PART PLANTING PLAN - Stage 2 Works
DRIVEWAYS AND PEDESTRIAN PAVEMENTS
All driveways and pedestrian pavements to main contractors' specification. Refer Architect for details.
MAINTENANCE
a) Monitor plant performance and stress constantly and take appropriate remedial action. Soil moisture levels
are critical during early establishment
b) Mow turf every 2 weeks Part Landscape Plan
c) Prune and shape all shrubs and trees as required
d) Remove all stakes at 90 day inspection SCALE 1:200 @ A3
e) Fertilise all garden beds at 3 months
f) Contractor shall maintain an up to date written log book to record inspection observations and actions 1:100 @ A1
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LANDSCAPE SPECIFICATION
Noosa Domain Retirement Village, Walter Hay Drive, Noosa - STAGE2
From the office of Landgraphics Landscape Architects
EXTENT OF WORKS
Contractor should take full account of documentation of Civil Engineering, Hydraulic and Electrical
Engineering Works. Landscape works are to include the following:
. Excavation, drainage and conduits to planting areas
. Irrigation
. Topsoil supply and installation
. Edging to planting areas as required
. Shaping of garden beds
. Containerised plant material - supply and installation
. Garden mulch - Supply and installation
. Turf - Supply and installation
. Supply and installation of gravel
10. Fencing
11. Driveways & Pedestrian Pavements
12. Maintenance of landscape works (90days)
CONDNAWNE
EXCAVATION AND DRAINAGE
Break up and remove any excess concrete slurry from construction works to achieve required planting
depths. Excavate site soil to a depth of 100mm. Break up remaining subgrade to a depth of 100mm. Drainage
is to be incorporated to all planting areas that are enclosed by hard edging and not otherwise drained.
IRRIGATION - REFER TO IRRIGATION DESIGNER/CONTRACTOR FOR SYSTEM DETAILS
(Irrigation for the project shall be carried out be an experienced and reputable irrigation contractor - Tenderers
intending to handle the irrigation themselves will be required to demonstrate proficiency in this area). A fully
automated and programmable irrigation system, with rainswitch, is to be provided to all planting areas. All
fittings are to be fully effective and inconspicuously placed. Irrigation is to serve all garden and turf areas of
the site with lines placed through conduits provided. Details of existing conduits will be available from the site
superintendent.
The system should provide requlated application to alll areas. Irrigation systems is to be guaranteed for a
period of 12 months against faulty materials and workmanship.
TOPSOIL - SUPPLY AND INCORPORATION
Planting areas are to be progressively filled with premium grade blended organic garden soil mix to a
minimum of 100mm depth. Soil to be an approved organic soil mix. Soil supplier, as well as intended mix is to
be nominated. Soil is to be mounded to facilitate good drainage to hardstand areas (max 1:3 grade) and is to
finish 50mm below edging after settlement. Organic additive such as ‘Dynamic Lifter’ is to be incorporated
throughout the soil mix at the recommended rate. A slow release fertiliser ‘Osmocote' or equivalent is also to
be incorporated with individual plantings in accordance with the manufacturers recommendations. To improve
the water holding capacity of the dry & well drained soils on site, the adding of a moisture holding product
such as "Hydrocell" or "Rainsaver" is recommended following manufacturers guidlines.
EDGING TO PLANTING AREAS
Provide min. 200mm wide gravel strip to all planting areas adjacent to buildings to achieve termite visual
detection zone. Edging to perimeter planting and abutting turf areas, to be extruded concrete edging. Line of
edging to be set out and approved on site prior to construction.
SHAPING OF GARDEN AREAS
Planting areas are to be finished in a gently mounded fashion to facilitate drainage of excess water and to
show planting to best advantage. Contractor is to seek confirmation of finished levels prior to final plantings
and application of mulch.
CONTAINERISED PLANT MATERIAL
Plant material is to be approved by superintendent prior to planting. Planting is to be carried out in a manner
consistent with good horticultural practice. All 300 pot and larger plant material is to be guyed and staked as
per Detail - Advanced Container Planting. Smaller plant stock is to be staked as necessary. Stakes shall not
pass through the rootballl of plant at time of planting or any time thereafter.
Stock may be rejected if plants are:-
a) Undersized proportional to specified container size or is the root system if underdeveloped
b) Oversized proportional to specified container size or severely root bound.
Unbalanced or uncharacteristic of normal or specified growth pattern for the species.
Not suitably acclimatised for the specific environment.
Diseased, infested with pests or suffering from other form of significant stress.
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GARDEN MULCH
Organic Mulch: Mulch shall be weed free clean forest mulch to predominant depth of 100mm. Mulch is to be
graded to avoid placement against green plant stems and overflow from purpose formed edges, kerbs and
pathways.
TURF - SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION
a) "A" grade Sir Walter Buffalo or approved equivalent minimum sod depth 25mm
b) Turf to be laid within 24 hours of being cut
©) Allow for ground preparation and deposition of 50mm imported garden loam topsoil with water saving
product added. Refer points on Topsoil. Organic fertiliser such as "dynamic lifter" to be spread beneath turf at
manufacturers recommended rate
d) Turf to be closed butted and rolled in accordance with accepted practice to ensure a smooth even surface
e) Water in well and monitor for stress
GRAVEL - SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION
Supply and install minimum 70mm depth approved 20mm grade Mary River Gravel to a compacted sub base
to all gravel strips.
FENCING TO PRIVATE DWELLINGS
Fencing and access gates to private units generally to architects specification.
1.8m high Lysaght 'Neetascreen' installed to maunufacturers instructions.
DRIVEWAYS AND PEDESTRIAN PAVEMENTS:
All driveways and pedestrian pavements to main contractors’ specification. Refer Architect for details.
MAINTENANCE
a) Monitor plant performance and stress constantly and take appropriate remedial action. Soil moisture levels
are critical during early establishment
b) Mow turf every 2 weeks
©) Prune and shape alll shrubs and trees as required
d) Remove all stakes at 90 day inspection
e) Fertiise all garden beds at 3 months
f) Contractor shall maintain an up to date written log book to record inspection observations and actions
12x Nan Nan
5xLom con
4x Lom con
Note: Refer Greg G/bbs
Drawings for rear cgurtyard
layout. Planting ar¢as to be
prepared as Topsojled and
Mulched planting
12x Dia SS
6x Lom con
6x Dia SS
3x Syz BC
6x Lom con
3x Cor rub
5xSyz BC
6x Nan Nan
10x Dia SS
4x Lom con
3x Phi xan
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Shrubs, Accent
Kye planting and
KIO Groundcovers
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Fencing/Gate
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Turf as specified
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