07/0604 - Approved Plans [As Published] · 142007.604

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NOISE CONTROL

The Contractor is required to take all practical precautions.to minimise noise resulting
from work under the Contract. Fit all motorised construction equipment with noise
suppressors and use So that noise is minimised. Do not use loud hailers. Wet saws are
to be used to cut pavers, within a suitable enclosure to the approval of the
Superintendent. Wet cutting to be in accordance with Engineering Guidelines for
Queensland Construction Sites: Soil Erosion & Sediment Control (1996).

SOIL EROSION CONTROL

Minimise erosion of soil from any lands used or occupied in the performance of the work
under the contract. Soil erosion controls and measures to be in accordance with
Engineering Guidelines for Queensland Construction Sites: Soil Erdsion & Sediment
Control (1996), Environmental Protection Act (1994), and Environmental Protection
(Water) Policy (1994)

PESTS

Do not introduce weeds, phytophthora, insect or animal pests to the property. As in .
accordance with Engineering Guidelines for Queensland Construction Sites: Soil Erosion
& Sediment Control (1996).

 

 

 

 

 

Eradicate weeds by environmentally acceptable methods using a non-residual
glyphosphate herbicide in any of its registered formulae, at the recommended maximum
rate. Regularly remove, by hand, rubbish and weed growth that may occur or recur
throughout planted and mulched areas. Continue eradication throughout the course of
the Works and during the Planting Establishment Period.

 

 

 

 

 

Refer Civil Engineer for Bulk Earthworks and Excavation.

Do not disturb services. Locate all services before commencing any excavation and
cultivation. Refer to Civil Engineer for service locations. Excavate / cultivate areas within
500mm of services by hand.

 

 

 

 

 

Excavate-and dispose all surplus material to allow for depths required for all landscape
elements below:

General Planting areas: 300mm

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General Turf areas: 100mm

Tree Planting: Allow for excavation and placement of 1m3 of site topsoil per tree.

 

 

 

 

 

During cultivation, thoroughly mix in any materials to be incorporated into the subsoil.
Cultivate manually within 300mm of paths and structures. Remove stones exceeding
25mm, clods of earth exceeding 50mm and any weeds, rubbish or other deleterious
material brought to the surface during cultivation.

Cultivate the subsoil to all planting and turf areas to a depth of 150mm.

 

 

 

 

MING OF SUBGRADE:.

 

 

The subgrade shall be shaped to the profile required. The surface of the subgrade shall
be compacted, trimmed, profiled and check levelled prior to placing of pavement
materials.

Surface of subgrade shall be left free from rubbish, stones, felled timber and brush, and
left smooth and clean, true to the grade and levels shown on the drawings.

The allowable variation on design level at any point shall be 50 mm provided that all
areas are free draining and no ponding of water occurs.

 

 

 

 

 

 

1.8.4 GENERAL

 

Surface drainage pit shall be installed to locations and levels as indicated on the
engineering drawings. Finish surface pit level flush with surrounding surface finish levels.
Ensure positive overland drainage flow to all pits and that no ponding occurs around the
pit. Align all pits square to paths, pavement patterns, kerbs, walls and the like.

Install pit to manufacturer's recommendations

Product: Aco 450X450 Commercial Drain Sump with Standard HDG (Medium Duty) bolt
down Mesh Grate or approved equal.

 

 

 

 

 

1.9.1 SITE TOPSOIL

 

Modified Site Topsoil to be supplied by others. Contractor to supply truck, cart and truck
soil from location onsite.

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1.9.2 STANDARDS

Soils
General: To AS 4419 (Int). — 1996 "Garden Soils for Landscaping and Garden Use’.

1.9.3 INTERPRETATION

Definitions

Topsoil shall be free of any deleterious matter including sub-soil, turf, weeds, sticks and
roots, stones over 25mm diameter and any material toxic to plant growth. Acidity range
shall be pH 6 - 7 or as recommended by an Agronomist.

 

 

 

 

 

1.10.1 VEGETATIVE SPOIL

 

Remove vegetative spoil from site. Do not burn.

1.10.2 SITE TOPSOIL

Site topsoil shall be stripped and re-structured from the construction zone by principal.
The contractor shall be responsible for the supply of truck, carting and placement of site
topsoil. Loading of topsoil on to truck shall be by principal. Loading by principal from
nominated stockpile requires a supply program given 2 weeks prior to requiring of
topsoil. Dust suppression of access roads during carting and placement is landscape
contractor's responsibility.

1.10.3 ANALYSIS

Restructuring of topsoil to be carried out by others. Sample to be provided to the
Superintendent prior to placement.

1.10.4 ADDITIVES

If using additives to raise topsoil to the required standard ensure compliance with the
relevant test criteria and the Agronomist’s recommendations following soil analysis.

 

 

 

If it is necessary to stockpile topsoil on site do so in locations as directed by the
Superintendent, to heights not exceeding 900 mm. Protect from wind.

 

 

 

 

 

1.12.1 GENERAL

 

Spread the topsoil on the prepared subsoil and grade evenly, making the necessary
allowances to permit the following to finish flush with adjacent hard surfaces such as
kerbs, paths and mowing strips.

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1.12.2 CONTAMINATION

 

Where diesel oil, cement or other phy totoxic material has been spilt on the subsoil or
topsoil, excavate the contaminated soil, dispose of it off the site, and replace it with site
soil to restore design levels.

1.12.3 FINISHING

 

Feather edges into adjoining undisturbed ground.

1.12.4 CONSOLIDATION

 

Avoid differential subsidence and excess compaction and produce a finished topsoil
surface that has the following characteristics:

= Finished to design levels.
« Smooth and free from stones or lumps of soil.
* Graded to drain freely, without ponding, to catchment points.

1.12.6 TOPSOIL DEPTHS

 

Spread approved topsoil to turf areas to a depth of 150mm. Spread approved topsoil to
planting areas to a depth of 300mm.

 

 

 

 

Turf species shall be ‘Sir Walter Buffalo’ Grade A. The turf shall have 90-95% of the
species type specified. The remaining percentage may contain grass species other than
the specified type. Minimum thickness of topsoil attached is to be 25 mm.

Within 14 days of signing of the contract, nominate the specialist supplier of turf for the
project for approval. Furnish a warranty from the supplier that the turf is free from weeds
and other foreign matters. Random inspections of 1 m? of specified turf shall be required
before laying of turf on request of Superintendent. If the sample upon inspection is found
to be defective, the entire turf supply shall be rejected. Alternatively, the entire turf
supply shall be treated with selective herbicides at no cost to the Principal.

Upon placement of topsoil bring surface to smooth even grades, free from mounds and
hollows such that the whole surface drains in accordance with the finished design levels.

Deliver turf to the site within 24 hours of cutting and prevent it from drying out between
cutting and laying. If possible lay turf within 36 hours of cutting. If it is not laid within 36
hours, roll it out on a flat surface with the grass up and water as nécessary to maintain a
good condition.

Lay the turf along land contours with staggered, close-butted joints, and so that the
finished turf surface is at the levels shown on drawings. Along all edges and kerbs lay 2

 

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strips of turf (im wide) parallel to edge. Peg turf sections on slopes greater that 1:4 with
galvanised peg or similar.

As soon as practical after laying, roll over the turf with a roller weighing not more than 90
kg/m of width and fill joints with topsoil as specified. As soon as possible after rolling,
irrigate thoroughly with a fine spray to a depth of 150mm. Continue as necessary to
maintain moisture to this depth and to maintain grass in a healthy condition. Lift failed
turf and relay with new turf of the specified turf species.

 

 

 

 

Set out plant material in positions and quantities as shown on planting plans unless
otherwise directed. If it appears necessary for plants to cover the area more uniformly,
or for similar reasons, notify the Superintendent for instruction and direction.

Planting holes shall be prepared not more than twenty four- (24) hours in advance of
planting. A slow release tablet form of fertiliser is preferred, ‘Agriform‘ or equivalent.
Apply tablets at the rate and depth of the manufacturers recommendation. Water plants
in containers immediately prior to planting.

Plant to approved set out and detail, refer to Planting Plan and appropriate details.
Ensure that the topsoil level of the plant root ball is 20mm below the finished surface of
the soil surrounding the hole by backfilling as required.

Where root growth has been restricted in the container, the outside roots shall be lightly
teased prior to planting. Care should be taken to ensure that roots are not exposed to
drying influences such as sun or wind.

Avoid leaving air pockets in backfill by carefully firming soil progressively. Water all
plants thoroughly after planting, and for the duration of the establishment/maintenance
period, to ensure the establishment of each plant. Remove and dispose of all
identification labels delivered with plant material.

Advise the Superintendent immediately, if there is any evidence of soil or drainage
conditions considered detrimental to the growth of the plant material.

Similarly, in accordance with accepted horticultural practice, planting should cease if
severe adverse weather conditions, for example dry soil, flooding, strong winds etc
prevail.

1.14.1 MAINTENANCE IN TRANSIT

 

 

All plant material must be protected from the adverse effects of the elements during
handling and transport. Plants shall be transported in fully enclosed pan technician type
trucks.

During transit from the nursery to the site, monitor the plants to ascertain that undue
movement or disturbance is not occurring and that moisture levels are suitable to ensure
plant health. .

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1.14.2 LOCATIONS

If it appears necessary to vary plant locations and spacings to avoid service lines, or to
cover the area uniformly, or for other reasons, seek approval from Superintendent before
varying plant locations.

4.14.3 PLANTING CONDITIONS

 

Do not plant in unsuitable weather conditions such as extreme heat, cold, wind or rain. In
other than sandy soils, suspend excavation when the soil is wet, or during frost periods.

1.14.4 WATERING

 

Thoroughly water the plants before ptanting, immediately after planting, and as required
to maintain growth rates free of stress.

1.14.5 PLANT MATERIALS

 

The Contractor shall supply and plant the following plants to the minimum requirements
as outlined below:

200 Litre - Shall be in approved container with a volume no less than 200 litres (or
equivalent 660x 720mm plastic bag) and shalt have a well-developed straight stem, and
be weil shaped with a densely foliaged crown with minimum height and spread as
specified on the schedule.

“45L.— Shall be in a minimum 45 litre (plastic bags 420mm dia x 450mm or equal) and
shall have a well-developed straight stem and a minimum calliper of 25mm. Minimum
height of 1800mm.

400mm - Shall have a strong primary stem and secondary branches if applicable and
shall be in a container 400mm dia x 450mm. Minimum plant height to be 600mm unless
otherwise specified.

300mm - Shall have a strong primary stem and secondary branches if applicable and
shall be in a container 300mm dia x 350mm. Minimum plant height to be 600mm unless
otherwise specified.

200mm - Shalt have a strong primary stem with well developed secondary growth.
Minimum height 450mm unless otherwise specified.

140mm — Shall have a strong primary stem with developing secondary shoots. Shrubs
shall be a minimum of 300mm high.

Use plants with the following characteristics:

» Large healthy root systems, with no evidence of root curl, restriction or
damage. :

" Vigorous, well established, free from disease and pests, of good form
consistent with the species or variety.

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* Hardened off for wind conditions, not soft or forced, and suitable for planting
in the natural climatic conditions prevailing at the site.

 

 

   

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1.15.1 HANDLING

 

Trees shall be handled with extreme care at all time during unloading at the point of
supply. Damage to foliage, branches or trunks due to carelessness during the
unloading, transportation or planting procedure may cause rejection of the tree by the
Superintendent.

Should the condition of any specimen tree decline or the tree die, the Contractor shall
remedy its condition or remove and replace the tree; of the size, species and condition of
the approved specimen, at their cost along with the rectification of any damage to the
landscape or built structures.

1.15.2 SUBSTITUTIONS

 

There shall be no substitutions of any approved tree without prior approval in writing
from the Superintendent. Should difficulty arise in securing the specified plant material
at the required size, the Contractor shall inform the Superintendent immediately, to
determine an appropriate action.

1.15.3 REJECTION .

The Superintendent or nominated representative reserves the right to reject any tree
considered unsuitable at any stage during the inspection and installation period. The
Superintendent shall reject any tree that does not meet the physical and aesthetic
condition of the approved sample at the point of supply.

If the material has been rejected after installation, rejected material will be removed and
replaced with a replacement of equivalent size, condition of the approved sample within
14 days of the issue of an instruction and all costs shall be borne by the contractor,
inclusive of additional consultants fees to reinspect material at the point of supply where
considered necessary.

A photograph of the replacement shall be supplied for approval prior to installation.

1.15.4 TREE CHARACTERISTICS

 

It shall be the Contractors responsibility to secure and maintain the trees for the duration
of the Contract. Any tree not conforming to the approved standard shall be rejected by
the Superintendent / Landscape Architects and replaced at the Contractors expense.

All trees shall bear a growth habit typical of the species and shail be supplied to site in a
healthy condition, free from pest and fungal infestation and physical damage. Trees
shall be pruned as necessary to promote a balanced canopy structure appropriate to the
species.

 

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Materials: The Contractor shall conform to the following specification. All measurements
shall be verified by the Superintendent prior to delivery and installation.

Identification of Trees: All trees shall be true to species and/or approved cultivars. The
contractor shall label each specimen with both species nomenclature and a code
number for reference. Labels shall be water resistant, secured to the tree and capable
of lasting the term of the Contract.

1.15.5 STAKE AND TIES

 

Requirement: Container Trees
Provide hardwood stakes that are straight, free from knots or twists, pointed at one end.

Drive stakes into the ground at least one third of their length, avoiding damage to the
root system.

1.15.6 STAKE SIZES

 

For plants > 2.5 m high: Three 50 x 50 x 2400 mm stakes per plant.
For plants 1 - 2.5 m high: Two 50 x 50 x 2400 mm stakes per piant.
For plants < 1m high: One 38 x 38 x 1200 mm stake per plant.
1.15.7 TIES

Provide ties fixed securely to the stakes, one tie at half the height of the main stem,
others as necessary to stabilise the plant. .

1.15.8 TIE TYPES

 

For plants < 2.5 m high: 50 mm hessian webbing installed in a figure of eight pattern and
stapled to the stake.

 

   

 

 

 

Mulch is to be free of deleterious and extraneous matter such as soil weeds and sticks.
Use organic mulches, which are free of stones. All organic muiches shall be weathered
for a minimum of 12 weeks prior to delivery and spreading on-site.

Spread muiches evenly to 100mm depth or as otherwise noted on the Drawings. Finish
25mm below surrounding finished levels or as detailed. Grade the finished surface
evenly between design surface levels.

Place mulch clear of plant stems, and rake to an even surface flush with the surrounding
finished levels. Spread and roll mulch so that after settling, or after rolling, it is smooth
and evenly graded between design surface levels sloped towards the base of plant
stems in plantation beds, and not closer to the stem. To surrounds of plants planted in
tiplines and grass areas, provide mulch to 750 mm diameter.

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Mulch all trees located within grass areas with a 750mm dia mulch ring to base of tree.
Ensure trunk is clear of mulch.

1.16.1 MULCH TYPE

 

100mm depth Organic mulch - 1" Hoop Pine Bark Mulch

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GENERAL NOTES:

1, Refer to Architects drawings for finished surtace teveis untess shown
on Landscape Drawings.

2, Refer to Architocts drawings and specification for all hardscape items
including planting and eoulders, and walls.

3. Refar to Engineers drawings and specification for all storm water cotlaction,
drainage, swales and trealment

4,All selout on site lo be confirmed by Superintendant prior to any construction.
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