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DETAILED LANDSCAPE DOCUMENTATION
65-67 ELANDA STREET, SUNSHINE BEACH Q
LANDSCAPE SPECIFICATION 2.4 Compost and Fertiliser
Compost
diameter. Keep organic and inorganic mulch not closer than 50mm from plant stems.
Depths: Spread organic mulch to the nominated depth or a minimum depth of 100mm.
NOTES General: Provide well rotted vegetative material or animal manure, free from harmful chemicals,
grass and weed growth as per AS 4454.
6.0 PLANT SUPPORT
Fertiliser 6.1 Stakes and Ties
1.0 GENERAL General: Apply Agriform or similar slow release tablets at the following rates. Stakes
1.1 Standards Trees 4 Tablets. Shrubs 3 Tablets. Ground covers 1 Tablet. Add a handful of Dynamic Lifter Requirement: Generally, plants of good quality should be self-supporting, however stake plants
and water in well each 4 weeks during the establishment period. Fertilize turf areas with located in open ground or adjacent to vehicular traffic or as directed to mark their location or
§ Soils to comply with AS 4419-2003 - Soils for Landscaping and Garden Use.
Dynamic Lifter at the rate of 250 grams per 5 m2. provide additional protection.Material: Hardwood, straight, free from knots or twists, pointed at
§ Compost, soil conditioners and mulches to comply with: to AS 4454. one end.
§ AS 4970 - Protection of trees on development sites 3.0 PLANTS Installation: Drive stakes into the ground for at least a fifth of their length, avoiding damage to
§ AS 4377 - Pruning of Amenity Trees the root system. Place stake at a clear distance of 50mm from the edge of the rootball.
§ NATSPEC reference book: Specifying Trees - a guide to assessment of tree quality 2003 by 3.1 General Plants 2.5m high: Three 50x50x2400mm stakes per plant.
Ross Clark General: Provide plants with the following characteristics: Plants 1.0 - 2.5m high: Two 40x40x1800mm stakes/ plant.
§ Large healthy root systems, with no evidence of root curl, restriction or damage. Plants 1.0m high: One 30x30x1200mm stake per plant.
2.0 SITE AND SOIL
2.1 Preparation
§ Vigorous, well established, free from disease and pests, of good form consistent with the
species or variety.
Ties CONTEXT MAP
General: Provide hessian or equivalent non-abrasive ties fixed securely to the stakes, REFERENCE SCALE
Weed eradication § Hardened off, not soft or forced, and suitable for planting in the natural climatic conditions preferably one tie at no more than one-third of the main stem, others as necessary to stabilise
Herbicide: Eradicate weeds using environmentally acceptable methods, such as a non-residual prevailing at the site. the plant.
glyphosate herbicide in any of its registered formulae, at the recommended maximum rate. Supply: Supply plants that are propagated in a nursery facility that have been accredited by the
Manual removal of weed undergrowth: Regularly remove, by hand, rubbish and weed growth Nursery Industry Association of Australia 7.0 IRRIGATION
throughout grassed, planted and mulched areas. Remove weed growth from an area 750mm
diameter around the base of the trees in grassed areas. Continue eradication throughout the
Replacement: Replace damaged or failed plants with plants of the same type and size. 7.1 General DRAWING REGISTER
course of the works and during the planting establishment period. 3.2 Plant Containers and Stock Sizes Install automatic irrigation to all common areas, and individual tap computers to private
Vegetative spoil General: Supply plants in weed free containers of the required size. courtyards where applicable. Water to be pump fed from on site rain-water tanks connected to Drawing No. Drawing Title Issue
down-pipes and storm-water system.
Remove vegetative spoil from site. Do not burn.
20-00902-CS01 COVER SHEET C
Site topsoil 4.0 PLANTING
20-00902-LP01 LANDSCAPE LAYOUT PLAN C
Remove Strip topsoil from known areas of construction and stockpile in an appropriate area so 4.1 General 8.0 COMPLETION
that drainage and construction is not restricted. Make sure that the soil cannot flow out of the 20-00902-LP02 GROUND FLOOR PLANTING PLAN C
Individual tree stock in grassed areas and planting in beds: Excavate a hole to at least twice the
site in a storm situation and infiltrate the storm water system. Erect silt barriers to protect S/W
system.
diameter of the rootball and at least 1.5 times deeper than the rootball. Break up the base of 8.1 Planting Establishment 20-00902-LP03 ROOFTOP LANDSCAPE PLAN C
the hole to a further depth of 100mm, and loosen compacted sides of the hole to prevent
Establishment Period
2.2 Subsoil confinement of root growth. 20-00902-LP04 TYPICAL LANDSCAPE DETAILS C
Commencement: The planting establishment period commences at the date of practical
Cultivation 4.2 Watering completion inspection. Unless nominated differently continues for a minimum period of 12 20-00902-LP05 PLANTING SCHEDULES C
Cultivation depth to existing subgrade: 150mm unless specified otherwise. Requirement: Thoroughly water the plants before planting, immediately after planting, and as weeks or until the works are accepted on-maintenance by the Local Council Authority.
Cultivation depth to garden areas: 300mm unless specified otherwise. required to maintain growth rates free of stress. Existing planting and grass
Cultivation depth to turf and grass areas: 100mm unless specified otherwise. Watering basins for plants in grass: Except in irrigated grassed areas and normally moist areas Where existing grass or planting is within the landscape contract area, maintain it as for the
and impervious subsurface strata, construct a watering basin around the base of each corresponding classifications of new grass or planting.
Services and roots: Do not disturb services. Keep clear of tree roots in drip zone. Cultivate by
hand if necessary.
individual plant, consisting of a raised ring of soil capable. LANDSCAPING CALCULATIONS
Recurrent works
2.3 Topsoil 4.3 Placing Throughout the planting establishment period, carry out maintenance work including watering, SITE AREA GROUND FLOOR ROOFTOP
Remove the plant from the container with minimum disturbance to the rootball. Ensure that the mowing, weeding, rubbish removal, fertilising, pest and disease control, reseeding, returfing,
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rootball is moist and place it in its final position, in the centre of the hole and plumb, and with staking and tying, replanting, cultivating, pruning, hedge clipping, aerating, reinstatement of
General: Import topsoil unless the topsoil type can be provided from material recovered from
1020m2 471m2 40.2% 269m2 26%
the topsoil level of the plant rootball level with the finished surface of the surrounding soil. mulch, renovating, top dressing, and keeping the site neat and tidy.
the site.
4.4 Fertilising Replacements
Placing topsoil
In planting beds and individual plantings, place fertiliser pellets around the plants at the time of Continue to replace failed, damaged or stolen plants. Replacement plants are to match the
General: Spread the topsoil on the prepared subsoil and grade evenly, making the necessary planting. species and sizes outlined in the planting schedule. GROUND FLOOR HARD SOFT
allowances to permit the following:
54.5 Backfilling Grassed areas LANDSCAPING LANDSCAPING LANDSCAPING
§ Achieve required finished levels and contours after light compaction.
Commence grass maintenance works at the completion of sowing,
§ Finished surface levels of grassed areas to be flush with adjacent hard surfaces such as Backfill with topsoil mixture. Lightly tamp and water to eliminate air pockets. Ensure that 170m2 301m2
topsoil is not placed over the top of the rootball, so that the plant stem remains the same height hydroseeding and turfing. Maintain healthy weed free growth. Grass coverage must achieve at 471m2
kerbs, paths and mowing strips.
above ground as it was in the container. least 80% at the time of practical completion. 36.0% 64.0%
Finished surface levels of mulched areas to be 25mm below adjacent pathways, kerb or the
like.
Consolidation
5.0 MULCHING
5.1 General
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Compact lightly and uniformly in 150mm loose layers. Avoid differential subsidence and 89°56'36"
excess compaction. Produce a finished topsoil surface that has the following characteristics: General: Organic Mulch shall be free from stones, soil, clay, dust, weeds, seeds, roots, sticks, DP DP
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§ Finish to design levels. rubbish, vermin, insects, pests, fungus, disease and other deleterious material. It shall be free
from matter toxic to plant growth.
§ Smooth and free from stones or lumps of soil.
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STREET
STREET
Type: Mulch shall be Natramulch or Hoop Pine Fines
§ Graded to drain freely, without ponding or concentration of flows to catchment points.
§ Graded evenly into adjoining ground surfaces. 5.2 Organic Mulch Installation
§ Ready for planting. General: Place mulch to the required depth, clear of plant stems, and rake to an even surface
DP
flush with the surrounding finished levels. Spread mulch to the specified thickness so that after
Topsoil depths
settling, it is smooth and evenly graded between design surface levels sloped towards the base 179°58'36"
ELANDA
ELANDA
DP 3.138
Planting areas generally: As specified otherwise 300mm. of plant stems in plantation beds. Telstra Pit
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Grassed areas generally: As specified otherwise 150mm. In mass planted areas: Place after the preparation of the planting bed but before planting and
Tree pits: As specified otherwise 800mm. other work.
Podium and containterized planters: As specified otherwise, 1000mm for small trees, 600mm In smaller areas (e.g. planter boxes): Place after the preparation of the planting bed, planting
for medium to screening shrubs, and 300mm for small shrubs and ground covers. and other work.
9"
29'2
Extent: To surrounds of plants planted in grass areas, provide mulch to a minimum of 600mm DP DP
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GROUND FLOOR LANDSCAPING ROOFTOP LANDSCAPING
PROJECT NAME CLIENT DRAWING purpose: COUNCIL APPROVAL sheet no: COVER SHEET
drawn: dwg no: issue:
phase: DETAILED DESIGN
SL 2000902-CS01 C
C SL 21/12/21 RFI RESPONSE scale:
- Use figured dimensions in preference to scale. All
B SL 08/10/21 COUNCIL APPROVAL 65-67 ELANDA ST SUNSHINE BEACH NULUXE PROPERTY GROUP REFERENCE PLAN project no:
20-00902 dimensions to be verified on site prior to construction.
PROPOSED MULTI-DWELLING DEVELOPMENT - COVERSHEET refer any discrepancies to project landscape architect.
A SL 10/09/21 CLIENT REVIEW date: DEC 2021
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