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SPECIFICATION AMENDMENTS
PLANT SCHEDULE Rev Date Description By
· Landscape Areas Generally specifications. Note: Some walls have handrails fixed to them; where drying out or damage from any cause including frost, wind, sun, vermin, A 12.11.21 OPW CI
· Drainage these fixing occur ensure handrails meet the requirements of AS 1428 animals and the like. Provide an onsite nursery for holding plant stock Trees C
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· Irrigation Works and consulting Structural Engineers requirements - Refer Landscape on site for more than 48 hours, of sufficient size, with provision for
· Walls Details and Structural Engineers Drawings where applicable. watering.
Qty. Key Botanic Name Common Name Pot Spacing Description
· Pavements, Pathways and External Walls 7 ACRimp Acronychia imperforata Fraser Island Apple 45L AS SHOWN
· Sealing PAVEMENTS & PATHWAYS PLANT TYPES: Refer Plant Schedule 4 ARAcun Araucaria cunninghamii Hoop Pine 45L AS SHOWN
· Stairs, Ramps & Handrails 15 BANaem (A) Banksia aemula Wallum Banksia 100L AS SHOWN For instant screening
· Furniture & Fixtures Where indicated on the landscape plans construct concrete pathways to PLANTING: Water the plant and the planting areas thoroughly before 6 BANint Banksia integrifolia Coast Banksia 100 Litre AS SHOWN
· Subgrades & Soils details and specifications. Ensure compliance with AS1428 'Design for planting begins. The planting holes should be large enough to allow the 5 CALcol Callitris columellaris White Cypress Pine 45L AS SHOWN
· Bio Basin Access & Mobility' & AS4586 'Slip Resistance Measurement of New placement of the plant without damaging its root system. Remove 6 CUPana Cupaniopsis anacardioides Tuckeroo 100 Litre AS SHOWN 100L to Driveway Trees, 200L to Decking Tree
· Planting Works Pedestrian Surface Materials'. plants carefully from container ensuring minimum soil loss and root Cyathea cooperi
8 CYAcoo Australian Tree Fern 45L AS SHOWN H1000 clear trunk
· Inspection of Works All electrical works are to be coordinated by the builder with Energex to disturbance. Root prune any root bound plants. Place plants centrally in
13 ELAret (A) Elaeocarpus reticulatus Blueberry ash 100L AS SHOWN For instant screening
· Establishment/Maintenance ensure local authority streetscape standards are not compromised their holes and so that the top of the soil level in the pot is 20mm below
· Important Notes Refer Civil/Structural Engineers Drawings where applicable. the finished surrounding soil level. Use approved 'Complete' Slow 2 FLIbin Flindersia bennettiana Bennett's Ash 45L AS SHOWN
· Certifications & warranties Release Fertiliser in pellet form 6 HARpen Harpullia pendula Tulipwood 45L AS SHOWN
· Defects Liability SEALING to manufacturer's specifications. Backfill all holes using imported topsoil 1 PODela Podocarpus elatus Plume pine 45L AS SHOWN
as specified. Water plants thoroughly. Continue to water plants by hand 15 SYZres Syzygium 'Resilience' Lilly Pilly 100L AS SHOWN For Instand Screening
All pavement surfaces to be sealed to with a penetrative acrylic sealer to until the irrigation system is fully operational and coverage is confirmed. 5 TRIlus Tristaniopsis 'Luscious' Water gum 45L AS SHOWN H3500 x W2500
LANDSCAPE AREAS GENERALLY provide a mat finish. Ensure that the application of a sealer does not
impact on the slip resistance of the treated surface finish. Refer Details and Specifications
1 WATflo Waterhousia floribunda Weeping Lily Pilly 45L AS SHOWN H4000 x W2500 CONTACTS
SITE CLEARING: Refer Civil Engineers Drawings/Spec for all Site STAIRS / RAMPS HANDRAILS & BALUSTRADES
Clearing Operations - Removal of everything on or above the site MULCHING: Supply and spread mulch as specified to a depth of Shrubs TEAM LEADER
surface, including rubbish, vegetable matter and organic debris, scrub, Where indicated on the Landscape Plan construct Stairs / Ramps 100mm in all garden beds indicated on the drawings. The mulch must Qty. Key Spacing Description
timber, stumps, boulders, rubble and the like. Remove the be free from soil, weed growth and other deleterious material harmful to
Botanic Name Common Name Pot ROB HENDERSON
Handrails / Balustrades to Details and Specifications.
49 ALObri Alocasia brisbanensis Cunjevoi 200m AS SHOWN H800 x W500
surface layer of existing ground to 50mm. Remove existing grass from Refer Structural Engineers Drawings where applicable. the plants and finished flush with adjacent surfaces. Ensure compliance P 07 3216 0606
garden areas but remove as little topsoil as possible. Mulch all native with AS 4454. Where site harvested mulch is to be used ensure 277 ALPcae Alpinia caerulea Native Ginger 200mm 0.6 m
trees approved to be removed and stockpile for use on site. compliance with AS 4454 and submit proof of testing. 25 ASPaus Asplenium australascium Birds Nest Fern 200mm AS SHOWN H600 x W600
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FURNITURE & FIXTURES 196 AUSdul Austromyrtus dulcis Midgen Berry 200mm 0.6 m
WEED MANAGEMENT: Remove all weeds by environmentally INSPECTION OF WORKS 6 BANspi Banksia spinulosa var. spinulosa Hairpin Banksia 200mm AS SHOWN
acceptable methods. Where indicated on the Landscape Plan supply and install fixtures to 255 BORfal Boronia falcifolia Wallum boronia 200mm 0.5 m H750 x W450
DELETERIOUS MATERIAL: Remove stones exceeding 50mm and Details and to manufacturers specification. The landscape contractor shall arrange a time prior to the completion of 14 CORpet Cordyline petiolaris Broad leaved Palm Lily 200mm AS SHOWN
any other deleterious material brought to the surface during cultivation. works with the Landscape Architect or Superintendent for the Practical 335 CRIped Crinum pedunculatum Spider Lily 200mm 0.4 m
Completion/Pre-maintenance inspection of the works. The landscape
16 GRErob Grevillea 'Robyn Gordon' Robyn Gordon 200mm AS SHOWN
EXCAVATION: Excavate or fill areas to dimensions and levels as shown SUBGRADES & SOILS contractor shall arrange a time with the Superintendent for a Final
on the drawings. All debris and material not suitable for backfill shall be inspection of the works at the end of the Establishment/Maintenance 143 HIBsca Hibbertia scandens Snake Vine 200mm 0.5 m H500 x W500
removed from the site. Verify location of all services on site prior to CULTIVATION: Once reduced levels have been achieved for the period. The Landscape contractor shall provide confirmation in writing 9 HOVacu Hovea acutifolia Hovea 200mm AS SHOWN
commencement of any works. Refer to surveyors plans as necessary. installation of soils for gardens and lawn areas rip all areas to a depth of that all sub grades, garden beds, and planting numbers have been 15 PILrhy Pilidiostigma rhytispermum Small-leaved Plum myrtle 200mm AS SHOWN H1200 x W500
Ensure caution when excavating near services. Consolidate areas of fill. 300mm cultivating the upper 100mm to fine soil particles no greater than checked on site and are as per the Landscape Architect's drawings. 164 WESten Westringia tenuicaulis Turfted Westringia 200mm 0.6 m H400 x W400
Ensure site wide setdowns are achieved to receive specified landscape 20mm. Generally apply gypsum at the rate of 500grams per square Obvious failure to comply with the drawings and specifications resulting
materials (soil depths etc) and treatments such that finished levels in additional inspections will be billed at hourly rates at the landscape
nominated on the landscape drawings are achieved.
meter to clay soils. Generally apply lime to heavily acidic soils at a
recommended rate of 250 grams per square meter. contractor's expense. Ground Covers
Qty. Key Botanic Name Common Name Pot Spacing Description
TREE PROTECTION: Refer Civil Engineer's or specialist Arborist TOPSOILING: Supply and spread premium topsoil from an approved 290 BLEcar Blechnum cartilagineum Gristle Fern 140mm 0.5 m
drawings/spec for all site wide tree protection requirements. Clearly supplier to AS4419. Ensure soil is free of stones, weeds, sticks, roots ESTABLISHMENT / MAINTENANCE CARgla Carpobrotus glaucescens Pigface
129 140mm 0.6 m
identify trees to be protected with yellow zincameal tags to identify trees and other deleterious material toxic to plant growth.
103 CHRapi Chrysocephalum apiculatum Yellow Buttons 140mm 0.5 m
to be retained and protected; use signage as required. Protect existing The landscape contractor shall establish the works for a period of twelve
trees to be retained by installing approved tree protection fence / wire (12) weeks following practical completion. 641 DIAcae Dianella caerulea Dwarf Flax Lilly 140mm 0.5 m
IMPORTED SOIL DEPTHS:
enclosure to form Tree Protection Zones (TPZ) in accordance with AS At practical completion the landscape contractor shall submit a 89 LOMhys Lomandra hystrix Slender Mat Rush 140mm 0.8 m
4970. This is to be undertaken prior to any other site works. Do not Planting Beds - General: 300mm schedule for a maintenance program to the landscape architect for 122 MYOacu Myoporum acuminatum Pointed Boobialla 140mm 0.4 m
remove topsoil within the dripline of trees. Do not store or otherwise Turfed areas: 100mm approval. 331 SCAaem Scaevola aemula Fairy Fan Flower 140mm 0.4 m
place bulk materials and/or harmful materials under or near trees (no All turf and plants shall be watered so as to ensure continuous healthy 220 VIOhed Viola hederacea Native Violet 140mm 0.4 m
spoil from excavations against tree trunks etc). Prevent damage to the SPREADING: Spread topsoil to the depths indicated above and lightly growth. Weeds and rubbish shall be regularly removed from planting
bark of existing trees. Landscape works in close proximity to existing compact so that the surface is smooth, free from hollows and has even areas. Plants shall be monitored for pest and disease incidence on a
trees to be retained shall be undertaken using manual techniques (no grade falls. Spread the soil flush with any abutting surfaces generally, weekly basis. Acceptable plant protection techniques shall be employed Climbers
machinery). Any damage occurring to existing trees to be retained but allow for specified depth of mulch along adjacent surfaces. to manage any infestations. Replace all plants that are unhealthy or Qty. Key Botanic Name Common Name Pot Spacing Description
during the course of the works is to be assessed and reported by dead. Replacements shall be of a similar size, quality and identical
212 CISant Cissus antarctica Kangaroo Vine 140mm 0.5 m
qualified arborist. Any repair work shall be performed by an approved MOUNDING: Provide mounding in garden beds to levels as indicated on species or variety of that plant unless otherwise directed. Provide
9 EPIpin Epipremnum pinnatum Dragon-tail plant 140mm AS SHOWN H300 x W400
tree surgeon. Landscape Plans. Fill with topsoil as specified, to depths as specified. trimming to all plants using the combined methods of thinning-out and
heading-back to encourage natural growth habit of plants - never shear. 18 FICpum Ficus pumila Creeping fig 140mm 0.3 m H150 x W140
Consolidate soil to minimise slumping and further internal packing down.
All existing vegetation identified to remain is to be protected and fenced Corners and intersection of planes shall be rounded and gradual. To Apply a liquid fertiliser every four (4) weeks to all plants. Fertiliser to be 98 HOYaus Hoya australis Common Waxflower Native Hoya 140mm 0.5 m
off and shall not be removed. Failure to comply with the specified grading from edges, provide horizontal shoulders, minimum width complete with macro and micro nutrients as can be absorbed by plants 32 PANjas Pandorea jasminoides Bower Vine 140mm 0.3 m
protection works may result in an instruction to suspend the works. 500mm, before any change in level. under foliar application. Remove all weeds occurring in the landscape
Damage to or removal of existing vegetation identified to be retained
must be reported and remedial action proposed by a qualified arborist
areas. Generally protect mulched and planted areas from damage,
malicious, irresponsible or accidental. Reinstate damaged areas to
Existing Fence Plant List 1
for approval. Trees and shrubs that are damaged beyond repair shall be Bio Basin original specifications. Topdress turf areas once established; rub the Qty. Key Botanic Name Common Name Pot Description
replaced with similar sized specimens at no extra cost to the contract. dressing well into joints and correct any unevenness in the turf surface. 35 CISant Cissus antarctica Kangaroo Vine 140mm
Refer to civil engineers drawings as required. Refer to landscape details The landscape contractor shall maintain advanced trees 400L for a
30 CLEari Clematis aristata Old man's beard 140mm
Protective fencing is to be erected prior to any demolition works being and sections. period of 12 weeks. Hardscape elements (pavements etc) are to be kept
35 PANjas Pandorea jasminoides Bower Vine 140mm
carried out and before any materials or machinery are brought on site. Tube stock is to be healthy, exhibiting fresh white roots. clean and tidy for the duration of the establishment period; maintain
All fencing shall be maintained for the full contract period. Plant species are under no circumstances to be substituted unless surface and subsurface drains, keep free from sediments, debris and
Ensure compliance with AS4970 'Protection of Trees on Development
Sites'.
advised by Landscape Architect.
Plant out filter media zones in accordance with the plant schedules and
obstructions. Bio Basin Plant List 2
details including the installation of mulch and loose-weave jute as per NOTE:The Contractor is to keep a maintenance log throughout Qty. Key Botanic Name Common Name Pot Description
the bio basin detail. the establishment period recording plant performance/replacements etc, 60 BLEcar Blechnum cartilagineum Gristle Fern 7 per m2
Watering of dryer zones of the basin must be performed in accordance fertiliser application rates and frequencies, any pest or disease 60 CRIped Crinum pendunculatum Spider Lily 7 per m2
DRAINAGE with the schedule below. In the absence of rain, treatments, the occurrence of theft or vandalism etc. Log Book to be 41 DIAcae Dianella caerulea Dwarf Flax Lilly 7 per m2
20-40mm of water per week: provided at the end of establishment period. 41 LOMhys Lomandra hystrix Slender Mat Rush 7 per m2
Ensure all grades fall away from building foundations to designated Week 1-4 - 5 visits/week
drainage lines, swales or gully pits located in the landscape. Week 4 - 8 - 3 visits/week IMPORTANT NOTES
Week 8-12 - 2 visits / week Easement Plant List 3
MAXIMUM GRADES: Garden Beds 1:3 Maximum, Turf areas 1:6, unless All items not listed within this specification to be constructed and Qty. Key Description
indicated otherwise on the plan. installed as per Landscape Works Construction Details. Verify location of
Botanic Name Common Name Pot
PLANTING WORKS 162 DIAcae Dianella caerulea Dwarf Flax Lilly
all services on site prior to commencement of any works. Refer to
MINIMUM GRADES: Paving 1:100, Turf areas and Gardens 1:50, unless surveyors plans as necessary. Remove all unwanted building material 185 PANlac Panicum lachnophyllum Don't Panic 200mm
indicated otherwise on the plan. PLANT MATERIAL: All plants shall be true to their scheduled from site. All take offs & quantities to be checked by landscape 162 THEaus Themeda australis Kangaroo Grass 200mm This drawing is protected by copyright. Form Landscape Architects Pty Ltd
nomenclature, well formed, hardened off stock. They shall be grown in contractor. retains the Copyright and Intellectual Property Rights. All rights reserved.
SUBSOIL DRAINAGE: 90mm corrugated, slotted PVC contour pipe, potting medium with their root system firmly established but with no Drawings shall not be used for construction purposes until issued by Form
wrapped in filter cloth. Ensure minimum 1:100 fall. Plumber to provide large roots growing out of the container. Form and habit for the plant Please note: - 99% of species are native to Noosa Shire Landscape Architects Pty Ltd as "FOR CONSTRUCTION". Use figured
dimensions only. Do not scale off this drawing. Verify all dimensions on site.
flexible upstand connections for all drainage pits. shall be normal for the plant as scheduled and no plant shall be cut CERTIFICATIONS & WARRANTIES
back so severely that the growth and development of the desired plant Practical Completion will only be recommended once the following has - 70% found on the preferred species list. Report any discrepancies to the Landscape Architect for decision before
proceeding with any work.
ADVANCED TREE DRAINAGE: All trees exceeding 200L should have form is retarded. All plants shall be free from living insect pests and been received:
Not For Construction
subsurface drainage to the base of the rootball with minimum 1:100 falls insect and or disease injuries. Planting stock is to be planted as per - Provide written certification that all landscape works installed as per
either connecting to drainage outlets or to low lying zones within the details (Not in rows) at the densities identified in the planting schedule. contract prior to practical completion.
landscape. - Certification that soil blend mixes conform to this specification
PLANT SUPPLY APPROVAL: The Contractor shall provide photographs - Certification that all trees comply with this specification and
CONDUITS UNDER PAVEMENTS: 100mm PVC pipe for sub-surface of all procured plants for the project to the Landscape architect a NATSPEC Guide - Specifying Trees: A guide to Assessment of tree
drainage where indicated on plans. Install brass marker pins in adjacent minimum of 4 weeks prior to delivery to site. All photographs shall have quality (certification shall be in the form of a written document
hardscapes indicating the location and direction of the conduits. a measuring device included to gauge the size of the plant and pot. Any provided by an accredited Arborist). Form Landscape Architects
plants that do not meet the specification will require detailed explanation - Provide warranties, maintenance manuals and certifications for all 900 Ann Street [email protected]
and may be rejected. proprietary items that are nominated for installation as part of the Trinity Lane, via Church Street ABN 29 097 234 305
IRRIGATION WORKS landscape documentation. PO BOX 393 ACN 097 234 305
PLANT ACCLIMATISATION: It is the contractor's responsibility to ensure - Certification of structures by Engineer / Supplier FORTITUDE VALLEY, QLD 4006 formla.com.au
The irrigation contractor shall design, supply, install and commission an that the supplied plants have been suitably acclimatised to the proposed - Certification post construction, confirming that actual installation T 07 3216 0606
automatically operated irrigation system to cover all areas indicated in site location. This may require preparation in the nursery prior to delivery complies with the approved drawings and associated
the supplied landscape plans. The irrigation system shall be constructed of the plants to site and in some cases may require on site shade, wind documentation or subsequent site instructions. CLIENT
to ensure uniformity of application and sufficient water to achieve
optimum plant growth and appearance. Detailed drawings to be
protection, and additional hand watering.
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submitted to Landscape Architect for approval prior to the All trees shall be NatSpec certified. PROJECT
commencement of works. The irrigation system is to be automated.
Contractor to allow provisional sum in tender for low cost temporary (2 PLANT SIZES: Where a minimum plant height is specified in the "PLANT
The landscape contractor shall consolidate the works and make good all
defects for a period of fifty-two (52) weeks after practical completion and
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year) large spray heads on risers as an alternative option to drip line SCHEDULE" the height shall be the vertical distance between the top of shall leave the works in a clean and tidy condition. Note: Defect Liability
system. Items not specified, but normally required to conform to such the pot and the natural top of the plant whilst standing vertically in the Noosa Heads
Period (52 weeks) applies to all Advanced Tree installations of 400L size
intent, are to be considered part of the irrigation works. The contractor pot. and larger (Ex-ground Stock)
shall be responsible for the protection of the irrigation works throughout DATE PROJECT NORTH
the contract period against damage by storm, flood, theft or negligence, SUBSTITUTIONS: Make no substitutions unless provided in writing. Sept '21
and shall allow for making good any such damage. Irrigation conduits Substitutions will not be approved if plants have not been made SCALE
are to be provided by the relevant contractor responsible for the available for inspection at the Nursery within 30 days of the Contract NTS@A1
construction of that pavement where indicated on the landscape plan. being awarded.
Ensure coordination with relevant contractors as required and amend
conduit locations as required. Install to AS-NZS. 3500.98. WARRANTY: Furnish a warranty from the supplier attesting that the
plants are true to the specified species and type, and free from
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diseases, pests, weeds and the like.
Specification &
WALLS (RENDERED AND PAINTED BLOCK WORK) STORAGE: Wherever possible, plants shall be planted immediately after
delivery to the site. If this is not possible, keep them in good condition Plant Schedule
Where indicated on the Landscape Plan construct walls to details and by appropriate storage methods, or as may be directed. Prevent theft, DRAWN CHECKED BY PHASE
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Tree Protections Fence
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