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General Notes
APPROVED PLAN
CROSS REFERENCING FERTILISER
Ensure landscape plans are read in conjunction with all contract documents including but not limited to all Provide proprietary fertilisers, delivered to the site in sealed bags marked to show manufacturer or vendor,
MCU22/0115 consultants drawings and all written specifications. weight, fertiliser type, N:P:K ratio, recommended uses and application rates.
NOOSA COUNCIL Clarifications: Should the contractor have any queries or questions or discover any discrepancies in Fertiliser schedule
17 NOVEMBER 2022 documentation or contract documents he/she must contact the contract administrator or landscape architect Location N:P:K ratio Application rate
prior to tendering and construction for clarification. All trees and shrubs in areas of organic Pelletised poultry manureEquivalent to 250g on top of root ball
mulch at time of planting ‘Dynamic Lifter’
EXISTING SERVICES All trees and shrubs three weeks after 10:6:4 equivalent to ‘Multi Grow’ 60g per tree and shrub applied to top of
Before commencing groundworks, locate and mark existing underground services. The contractor must planting soil around root ball
Turf Areas (Pre Turf) 13:15:12 or equivalent to Incitec 300kg/ha: work into the soil just prior
carry out a dial before you dig search prior to any works on site. Do not excavate by machine within 1m of
existing underground services. Pivot CK55 to laying down turf
Turf Areas (Post Turf) 15:4:11 or equivalent to Incitec Pivot Applied on three occasions each year,
The contractor shall be responsible for any damage to all services, whether noted on the drawings or CK88 in September, December and March,
otherwise, and shall make good any damage caused at the contractors cost. at 300 kg/ha per application
PREPARATION OF NEW GARDEN BEDS FOR PLANTING:
Ensure that all rubbish, rubble, weeds, grass and debris is removed from garden areas prior to planting.
TURF
Cultivate existing subgrade to a minimum depth of 150mm. Remove any rocks, sticks or other debris All turfing is to be 'a' grade wintergreen turf with minimum 25mm thickness of soil. Turf to be laid on 100mm
greater than 25mm diameter that have been brought to the surface through cultivation.import clean topsoil topsoil as per AS4419 subgrade to be cultivated to 100mm prior to topsoil being spread. Turf is to be laid
complying with AS4419 "soil blend" to a minimum depth of 300mm after settlement, above original ground using stretcher bond pattern with butt edges, pegged on steep slopes.
level.
As soon as practicable after laying, roll the turf with a roller weighing not more than 90kg per metre of width
Key Plan All garden beds to be mounded up to 300mm min at centre of bed in larger gardens, above finished
pavement levels, to prevent any ponding around plants. Less mounding is satisfactory in smaller and
narrower gardens. Fertilise using a slow release fertiliser in 'pill' or 'granule' form suitable for natives, at time
for sandy or light soils. Water as necessary to keep the soil moist to a depth of 100mm. Turf to be mown to
a height of 50mm.
of planting to manufacturers specifications. Ensure that fertilizer does not directly contact roots. Use only Turf finish shall be divet and weed free. Deliver the turf within 24 hours of cutting, and lay within 36 hours.
sun 'hardened' plants. Ensure healthy root system to all plants to be used. Under no circumstances are root An uneven surface finish is not acceptable.
bound plants to be used.
TOPSOIL DRAINAGE
Topsoil means soil which contains organic matter, supports plant life, is free form unwanted matter such as Refer to the dial before you dig plans for stormwater drainage information.
stones over 25mm in diameter, clay lumps, weeds, weed propagules, tree roots, sticks, rubbish, material
toxic to plant growth, pests, disease and the like. All trees should be planted a min. Of 1500mm away from SW pits. Ensure shaping of garden bed soil and
Standards: all topsoil shall comply with the requirements of AS4419 'soils for landscaping and garden use'. planting does not inhibit drainage and overland flow.
Topsoil may be:
· site topsoil that complies with AS4419; or Refer to the hydraulic, structural and civil engineering drawings for stormwater drainage information.
· a blend of site topsoil and imported topsoil that complies with AS4419; or Minimum crossfalls for grassed and mulched garden areas is 1:50. Minimum crossfalls to paving is 1:75.
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· imported topsoil that complies with AS4419.
The contractor shall supply certification of compliance from a nata accredited testing laboratory to the IRRIGATION
superintendent prior to the delivery of topsoil to the site. The contractor shall supply and install an automatically controlled watering system to the extent of
Prepare garden beds by removing all debris, stones and building materials arising from the works. landscape works within the site excluding road reserve as shown on the drawings. All garden areas and
Contaminated soils as a result of spillages of oil, fuel, cement or the like shall be excavated and removed trees are to be drip systems, turfed areas are to be pop-up systems. The system shall be designed to
from the site. provide the correct amount of water to the specified plants in order to keep them in normal seasonal growth.
Required topsoil types:
'A' horizon topsoil - to top 300mm of all garden beds and tree pits. Landscape soil (on grade), medium If planting areas are on podium or in planter boxes head contractor must coordinate with irrigation designer
organic soil blend with 6.0-14.9% screened composted organic matter. Hydraulic conductivity 15-30cm/h. and subcontractors to ensure conduits and water lines are incorporated where necessary during building
Ph 5.5 - 6.5. construction.
'B' horizon topsoil - below 300mm depth. Landscape soil (on grade), low organic soil blend with 3.0-5.9%
composed organic matter. Hydraulic conductivity 30-80cm/h. Ph 5.5 - 6.5. The irrigation system must be operable prior to or immediately after the installation of plant material into
To all turfed / grassed areas - soils for turf and lawn. Friable sandy loam textured material. Min. 2% organic their final locations. Adjoining paths and roadways are not to be affected by levels of over spray likely to
matter. Ph 5.5-6.5. Or site topsoil, ameliorated, tested and certified as complying with the requirements of impede or adversely affect pedestrian/vehicular movement/comfort/safety. The irrigation contractor will
as 4419. inspect the site prior to lodgement of tender and take into consideration in the design, such things as
sub-soil types, proposed garden/topsoil types, area sizes and restrictions and groundwater conditions. .
· To planting areas - 300mm unless detailed otherwise
· To tree pits and trenches - 1000mm unless detailed otherwise. A proven sub-mulch trickle (Netafim) or equivalent irrigation will be preferred. The system shall incorporate
· Turfed areas - 200mm unless detailed otherwise a rain sensor and interfaced control system, which reduces or shuts off irrigation during effective rain
· Do not place topsoil under trees to be retained unless directed otherwise periods.
Lightly consolidate topsoil in max. 150mm deep layers and grade evenly so that the finished surface is Pipes shall pass under all driveways, solid concrete areas and paved areas requiring irrigation access.
smooth, free from lumps of soil and roots at the required levels ready for planting. Provide minimum 1:50 Terminate pipes 300mm clear of hard paved areas and structures, seal all pipes to prevent ingress of soil
falls for drainage to all turfed areas. Gradients in garden beds shall not exceed 1:3 without erosion control and concrete slurry.
measures. In garden beds set topsoil levels 100mm below adjacent edges and surfaces to allow for full
mulch depth. At no time shall this specification take precedence over the manufacturer's instructions. All works shall be in
accordance with relevant and current Australian standards and local authority requirements.
TREES, SHRUBS AND GROUNDCOVERS
Refer planting details. Contractor shall be responsible for any damage to all services, whether noted on the drawings or otherwise,
and shall make good any damage caused at the contractors cost.
Contractor is to arrange nursery visit with landscape architect to select and inspect plant species prior to
site delivery. All trees and plants are to meet NATSPEC guidelines of health and form. Irrigation is to be connected to tanks on site. If tanks are not usable contractor is to comply with state and
local government water restrictions at time of planting and maintenance.
All trees will need to be staked securely to prevent plant damage until established. Refer to detail for stake
sizes and method.Ensure nursery stakes, ties and labels are removed after planting. Ensure that the topsoil The contractor shall refer to hydraulic engineering drawings for mains take off location and RPZ location.
level of the plant root ball is 20mm below the finished surface of the soil surrounding the hole by backfilling
as required.
Provide an on-site nursery for holding plant stock on site for more than 48 hours, of sufficient size, with MAINTENANCE
provision for watering. If directed, pot plants into larger soil-filled containers to prevent them becoming root It is the responsibility of the contractor to maintain the landscape during the planting establishment period
bound if there is an unforeseen delay. The contractor shall bear the cost of potting on. Do not carry out of 12 weeks from the date of practical completion. A planting maintenance and establishment program is to
potting on unless authorised. be supplied to the contract administrator prior to the start of the 12 week maintenance period.
A maintenance regime must be programmed, including but not limited to watering, weeding, rubbish
MULCH removal , fertilising, pest and disease control, staking and tying, relabelling, replanting, cultivation, pruning,
Mulch gardens to a minimum depth of 100mm with slash pine bark chip mulch. topdressing, renovating and keeping the site neat and tidy.
Defects liability period for hardscape (including irrigation) - 12 months from practical completion. During
these periods the landscape must then be maintained to the contract administrators standards.
Key Plan Rev Description Date Drawing number Revision number Project number
N Client Project Drawing 210324
DISCLAIMER
A FOR APPROVAL 29/06/22 This drawing is the copyright and the property of the author and must
B REVISED FOR APPROVAL 11/08/22 not be retained, copied or used without the authority of LARK
HAYDEN WEIR DISTILLERY PROPOSED LANDSCAPE KEY PLAN
Landscape & Urban. Larger scale drawings and written dimensions take
preference. Do not scale from drawings. All dimensions to be checked
& GENERAL NOTES
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on site before commencement of work. All discrepancies to be brought
to the attention of the author.
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