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GENERAL NOTES:

ERADICATE WEEDS FROM GARDEN PRIOR TO

CONSTRUCTING BED, ENVIRONMENTALLY ACCEPTABLE

METHODS SHALL BE USED. A NON-RESIDUAL HERBICIDE MAY

BE APPLIED TO AREAS AFFECTEO BY WEEDS,

REGULARLY REMOVE WEED GROWTH THROUGHOUT

PLANTED AND MULCHED AREAS DURING THE COURSE OF

CONTRACT PERIOD. AMEND GROWING MEDIUM TO

RECOMENDATIONS BY NULLARBOR PREVENTION

100MM ORGANIC
MULGH LAYER AS SPECIFIED

 

100MM DEPTH IMPORTED TOPSOIL

MIN 200mm DEPTH AUGMENTED
‘SITE TOPSOIL PER SPECIFICATION

CULTIVATE / RIP SUBGRADE TO.
150mm DEPTH

 

(C1, GARDEN BED TYPICAL

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‘50mm x 50mm HW TIMBER STAKE
STAKE IS NOT TO PENETRATE
ROOTBALL. PENETRATE MINIMUM.
200mm INTO EXISTING SUBGRADE

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HESSIAN TIE STAPLED TO
(2No.) STAKE

100mm HIGH BERMED SOIL DISH

100mm MULCH AS SPECIFIED,
MAINTAIN MINIMUM 50mm,
SEPARATION BETWEEN ORGANIC
MULCH AND BASE OF STEM

           

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PRIOR TO PLANTING
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GENERAL NOTES; '
ERADICATE WEEDS FROM LAWN AREAS PRIOR TO LAYING / SOWING TURF /
SEED. ENVIRONMENTALLY ACCEPTABLE METHODS SHALL BE USED. A
NON-RESIDUAL HERBICIDE MAY BE APPLIED TO AREAS AFFECTED BY 4
WEEDS, REGULARLY REMOVE WEED GROWTH THROUGHOUT TURFED AND
SEEDED AREAS DURING THE COURSE OF CONTRACT PERIOD, LIGHTLY
TAMP OR ROLL SURFACE OF TURF AFTER INSTALLATION, TO ENSURE THAT
TURF ROOTS ARE IN CONTACT WITH TOPSOIL TURF ON LOW SIDE OF ANY

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TWEEN PLANTED AREAS AND TURF
TURF, REFER TO SPECIFICATIONS

}O0mm x 19mm HW EDGE. FIX TO STAKE USING
2.No. HOT DIP GALV, 40mm NAILS PER STAKE.

 

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SHRUB / GROUNDCOVER SPECIES AS PER

 

 

 

 

 

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{00mm IMPORTED TOPSOIL 4 1001 NOMINAL COMPOSTED ORGANIC MULCH
(20% ORGANIC CONTENT) nk OR SCRC APPROVED SIMILAR SHALLOW DISH
ORAIN TO BASE OF PLANT. MULCH NOT TO BE IN
CONTACT WITH PLANT STEM
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CRG SITE TOPSOIL AS SPECIFIED
x SLOW RELEASE FERTILISER FOR NATIVE PLANTS

AS PER MANUFACTURERS RECOMMENDATIONS:

\_________. PLANTING HOLE 2x WIDER
THAN PLANT POT SIZE
SUBGRADE TO BE CULTIVATED

TRIPPED TO 150mm DEPTH

 

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BACKFILL PLANTING HOLE WITH J
FRIABLE IMPORTED TOPSOIL,
UGHT COMPACTION ONLY

NOTE:

ROOT BARRIER TO BE APPLIED UNLESS:
OTHERWISE SPECIFIED TO SCRC APPROVAL
ORIP IRRIGATION SYSTEMS TO BE INSTALLED
WHERE APPROPRIATE TO SCRC APPROVAL

PRE-SOAKED WATER CRYSTALS AS PER:
MANUFACTURERS SPECIFICATIONS
(AVOID PLACING UNDER ROOTBALL)

{3 SHRUB / GROUNDCOVER TYPICAL

 

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PATH OR EOGE TO FINISH 10MM BELOW FINISHED PATH/EDGE LEVEL

a TURF AS SPECIFIED
FINISHED GRADE

100MM DEPTH TURF TOPSOIL
CULTIVATE / RIP SUBGRADE TO
150mm DEPTH

  

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9017 1:10

LANDSCAPE NOTES

SECTION 1 LANDSCAPE GENERAL NOTES

{Existing Subgrade}
19 areas to a minimum depth of 150mm as specified.

 

Refer to Landscape Installation Procedures for :- Topsoil, Planting, Mulch, and ¢
Hardscape requirements.

Staking

Use new unpainted 2400mm x 50mm x 50mm straight hardwood embedded
min, 600mm into the soil. Stake all trees. Position two stakes equidistant from
the plant centre and in4ine with prevailing wind directions or Tr-stake as
Fequired. Use one stake for all trees 45L & smaller. Secure the tree with '
Suitable lengths of non abrasive material tooped in a figure-8 pattern around the
trunk,

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9017 1:25

SECTION 1 LANDSCAPE GENERAL NOTES CONTINUED

Construction Review and Certificates
The Contractor shatl give the Landscape Architect forty-eight hour's notice of any
review period.

In addition to normal review of Works identified in each section of the specification,
the Landscape Architect shall be required to review the following key points:

a) Setout of all items (planters, pathways and paving, walls, furniture, lighting etc.)
b} Drainage works Including sub-surface drainage

c) Soil placement

d) Plant Setout prior to planting

e) Practical Completion

f) Off-Maintenance

“All structural, hydraulic, elactrical etc. work is to be Certified by a registered testing

Finished Levels and Grades
Refer to civil Engineers Drawings.

Services

Verify location of all services on site and on the road reserve prior to
commencement of Landscape Works, Contractor is responsible to make good
any damage to services or other works,

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‘A-Grade' Winter Green couch or approved equal, rolled on completion,
Topdress as necessary to remove undulations and the like.

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Turf and Planting Area Edges

At street planting beds and between turf / garden areas install a 100 x19mm
limber garden edge. Where edge meets pathways ensure flush finish, Refer
Detall this sheet.

Existing Trees
Protect existing trees to be retained and any previous landscape works,

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Subsoil Drainage
Install subsoil drainage as required to prevent ponding & water logging and
connect {0 Stormwater. !

Root Control Barriers . ‘
Supply and install root barrier using nytex (dimpled) root barrier 600 x 3000 y
parallel to kerbs & pavements where tree is <3m from hard surface. Install root |
barrier to 1500 each side of the tree trunk. \

Irrigation

Establishment Irrigation to tees & garden beds by water truck if irigation
system unavailable.

\f directed Inigation system run trom water tanks to be Design & Construct.

Maintenance

Establish and maintain works for a period of twenty-six (26) weeks during which
make good defects after the issue of the Certificate of Practical Comptetion by
the Landscape Architect. Maintain acceptable horticultural practices, as well as
rectifying defects that become apparent in the works under nomal use.

Weekly Maintenance Tasks:
Shail include mowing, edging, weeding, pruning, insect & disease control,

 

debris removal and watering as required to maintain high visual landscape
quality.

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Maintenance site visits shall be no tess than 2 days per week to monitor and
maintain landscape. }
Maintenance shall be performed by a horticulturalty qualifiad person. -y4

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authority / engineer where required,

The Contractor shall seek confirmation of inspection points which are to be
nominated by the appropriate engineer prior to work commencing,

SECTION 2 LANDSCAPE INSTALLATION PROCEDURES,

Site Work / Grading:

Finish Levels - In general the areas to be landscaped have been graded to finish
levels as provided by the civil engineer. Therefore, utility manhole lids, overland
flow paths, footpaths etc., are set and the contractor should work to civil levels, This
means that any work, including paving, edging, etc., should not be placed on top of
these finished grades. Excavation must take place to allow for correct placement to
finish levels set by the civil engineer.

 

Co-ordination with all other trades is required with regards to utilities, paving,
lighting, irrigation and water supply by others, etc.

The Contractor is to:

= provide erosion and sediment control measures to any disturbed areas caused
by landscape works.

= Carry out trimming of any disturbed areas caused by landscape works.

- implement dust control measures to disturbance caused by landscape works.

+ femove soil and other debris from roadways at the end of each day.

= remove all waste from site, Bins to be provided by Contractor.

- develop a traffic control plan and implement as required.

- take all necessary precautions for the safety of the public, the Contractor's

employees and conform to all of the regulations as required by The Workplace

Health & Safety Act 1995 and all subsequent amendments,

 

Hardscape Installation:
Setout is to be reviewed in the field by the landscape architect prior to construction.

All concrete pathways are to be constructed and reinforced per Sunshine Coast
Regional Councif's Footpath Design Standards,

In general - hardscape items are to be set at finished levels as discussed above.

In general - curvilinear footpaths and concrete edges are to be installed with smooth
Continuous curves shown on the drawings with no flat or angular transitions between
curves os forming members,

100x19mm timber edging is to be installed flush with turf, kerbs and pathways, with
soil set down 100mm at the header (on the planter side) to allow for the placement
of 100mm specified muich.

‘The contractor is to provide 2m x 2m samples of each paving colour-and finish for
review and approval,

 

(3. _TIMBER GARDEN EDGE TYPICAL

GARDEN BED. REFER TYPICAL DETAIL

‘GROWING MEDIUM

75 x 25 x 300mm LONG TIMBER FIXING STAKE
STAKES 70 BE AT 1500mm SPACING MAXIMUM,
AT CHANGES IN DIRECTION OR 100mm FROM
END OF BOARD

CULTIVATED SUBGRADE
EXISTING SUBGRADE '

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SECTION 2 LANOSCAPE INSTALLATION PROCEDURES CONTINUED
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Soil:
« Top 100mm of topsoil be imported, augmented to AS4419.

2. Min 200mm augmented site soil below topsoil, Amend topsoil to ensure Ph
between 5.5 - 7.5. Apply & mix in Nutristore Gold per Manufacturers,
recommendations. Apply & mix in composted organic matter to achieve an average
of 5% organic content,

  

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Planting:
SITE CONDITIONS - tn general the site is greatly impacted by drying winds,
and heavy clay soils. Therefore planting and handling of plant
40 prevent the rootbails from drying out and experience has shown
that once the plant material has become stressed the recovery time can be lengthy
effecting the quality of the job.’ THE CONTRACTOR MUST HAVE A WATER TANK
DURING ALL PLANTING OPERATIONS TO MIX AND APPLY SOIL.
AUGMENTATION RECOMMENDATIONS,

     

Plant material handling is important. Tha plant material must be monitored and not
allowed fo dry out while in storage. Bring only the plants that are required for that
particular days setout to the area to be planted.

PLANTING PROCEOURES-

Planting for trees and shrubs should be completed in one continuous operation as
oullined below. '

1. Stake out street tree locations or setout shrub plantings for review and approval
by landscape architect. 5
Adjust for any conflicts with ilities ete.
. Excavate pits for street trees ‘or shrubs.
. Pit sizes - Width is 2 x Diameter and Depth is Height of Rootball + 200mm.
. Install drainage & root barier as required.
tree plumb and at the appropriate elevation, allow tor settling with
jjudicated topsoil lightly compacted.
Set shrubs and face in visually cohesive groupings.
6. Backfi imported top soil in layers to avoid air pockets, Lightly compact
and water settle in layers. ,
7. Construct temporary earthen watering basins and water regularly until
is installed. }
8. Stake trees - stakes are td be vertically driven to uniform heights. Ties are to be
at uniform heights, t

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Mulching: i
Planter beds - Install 100mm of consolidated 25mm Hoop Pine mulch to be 25mm
below top of edging. (Keep mulch clear of main stem as much as possible.)

‘Mulching is to follow planting.'

 

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PROJECT

PEREGIAN COMMUNITY

HOUSE

CLIENT

SUNSHINE COAST

REGIONAL COUNCIL

LEGEND

ORAWING TITLE

LANDSCAPE DETAILS

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PROJECT: COC2t

SCALE: ASSHOWN@At
SHEET NUMBER REVISION

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