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REMOVE ANY TWINE OR SYNTHETIC
TAPES FROM SHRUB TRUNK
REMOVE BURLAP FROM TOP
1/3 OF ROOTBALL
3' SAUCER FILLED WITH SHRI
BARK MULCH EXTENDED 6" F
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GALVANIZED TWISTED WIRE
METAL STAKES - LENGTH
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3" SHREDDED HARDWOOD
MULCH EXTENDED 6" BEYI
DO NOT COVER TREE TRU
REMOVE ANY TWINE OR S
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ROOTBALL OR WIRE BASK
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EXCAVATE HOLE LARGER
ROOTBALL - ANGLE SIDE'
BACKFILL WITH A CUSTOIu
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DETAIL
LAND&CAFE NOTE:
All species of plant materials and substitutions thereof are subject to acceptance by the Forester of the City of
Carmel and approval of the Owner(s) or a representative of the Owner(s)..
All plant materials are to warranteed for a period of no less than one year from final acceptance by the Owner(s)
or a representative of the Owner(s).
All plant material is to be planted in a manner that ensures its survival. Any environmental or other type of
situation that is noted by the landscape Contractor that could potentially injur the plant or shorten its longevity is to
be made known to the Owner(s) and potential substitutions or corrections to the situation can be made at no
expense to the Contractor.
All materials failing the one year warantee period are to be replaced at the expense of the Landscape Contractor.
Any deviation from responsible landscape practices and the Carmel /Clay Zoning Ordinance (No. Z -346) will result
in the immediate termination of the Landscape Contract and the Contractor will pay all cost associated with the
corrections.
All plant material is to come from respectable sources within 100 miles of the site on which it is being installed. If
no source for a plant species is available within this area, the project Landscape Architect is to be notified
Immediately to make a determination of possible options.
All plant material is subject to approval by the project Landscape Architect prior to Installation and may be
rejected for reasons of health, aesthetics, size or other reasonable causes.
The Landscape Contractor is responsible for the timely installation of all material in his contract. Should there be
a delay due to weather or other unforseeable, natural circumstances, the timeline will be adjusted. Personal Issues
or dilemma are not considered to be a viable reason for an alteration of the projected timeline. Any personal issues
should be brought to the attention of the Owner(s), Project Landscape Architect or Project Manager in order to deal
with them in a timely manner.
Afforestation /reforestation areas are to be planted with the species, sizes and conditions listed in the
specifications. All materials will be located in the field by the project Landscape Architect by flags and /or drawings in
order to best suit the required plants to the best environment created by the change in character of the woodlands
due to clearing.
Quantity
Symbol
Scientific Name
Common Name
Planting Size /Notes
33
Pyrus calleryana 'Cleveland Select'
Cleveland Select Pear
1.5" —Cal
22
Betula nigro
River Birch
5' Clump
16
Corpinus betulis 'Frans Fontaine'
Frans Fontaine Hornbeam
2" —Cal
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Quercus rubra
Northern Red Oak
2" —Cal
13
Acer saccharum 'Green Mountain'
Green Mountain Sugar Maple
2" —Cal
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AFFORESTATION /REFORESTATION AREA
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-4r, WETLANDS SIGNAGE (DETAIL 3/L -1)
AFFOiRE ,5T,4T I ON /BEFORE 5TAT ION
SFECIE5:
Shade Trees:
Aesculus glabra - Ohio Buckeye
L — — — t Liquidambar styraciflua - Sweetgum
—4 LIMITS OF CONSTRUCTION /CLEARING (SEE NOTE BELOW) Quercus rubra - Northern Red Oak
Quercus palustris - Pin Oak
Tilia americans - Basswood
CONSTRUCTION /CONSERVATION NOTE:
THE LIMITS OF CONSTRUCTION /CLEARING ARE THE BE
BOUNDED ENTIRELY BY A SILT FENCE TO STOP MIGRATION
OF DISTURBED SOIL FROM ITS ORIGIN INTO THE WETLAND
AREA.
THERE WILL ALSO BE AN ADDITIONAL FENCE LOCATED
AROUND THE PERIMETER OF THE WETLAND EDGE FOR
FURTHER PROTECTION.
ONCE INSTALLED, THE OUTLETS OF STORM STRUCTURES
ARE TO HAVE SEDIMENTATION BARRIER INSTALLED PER
ENGINEERING CONSTRUCTION SPECIFICATIONS.
ALL SWALES AND DITCHES ARE TO RECIEVE EROSION
CONTROL BLANKET IF DESIGNED IN SUCH A MANNER THAT
THEY REQUIRE THOSE MEASURES. OTHERWISE, STRAW
BALES OR A SIMILAR APPROACH TO SLOWING THE WATER
ON ITS PATH TOWARD THE SILT FENCE WILL BE INSTALLED.
Ornamental Trees:
Amelanchier arborea - Juneberry
Cersis canadensis - Eastern Redbud
Ccrnus mas - Comelian Cherry
Ccrnus altemifolia - Pagoda Dogwood
Cotinus coggygrla - Smoke Tree
Cretaegus mollis - Downy Hawthorn
Shrubs:
Cephalanthus occidentalis - Buttonbush
Corpus sericea - Redosier Dogwood
Hydrangea arborescens - Smooth Hydrangea
Lindera benzoin - Spicebush
Physocarpus opulifolis - Eastern Ninebark
Viburnum dentatum - Arrowwood
Viburnum prunifolium - Black Haw
Viburnum trilobum - American Cranberrybush
** *PLANT MATERIAL REQUIRED IS AS FOLLOWS:
96 SHADE TREES
96 ORNAMENTAL TREES
480 SHRUBS
ALL PLANT QUANTITIES WILL BE DIVIDED AS EVENLY AS
POSSIBLE AMONG THE LISTED SPECIES.
NOTE:
SIGNS ARE TO 5E
CONSTRUCTED OF ALUMINUM
OR STEEL WITH A IJEATHER
RESISTANT FINISH -; HAT IS
REFLECTIVE IN NATURE.
SIGNS WILL SE PLACED
AROUND THE Er->G[-- OF THE
WETLAND BUFFER IN THE
APPROXIMATE LO :ATIONS
SHOWN ON THIS PLAN WITH NO
MORE THAN 400 FEET
BETWEEN SIGN POaTS,
2" LETTERS
1-1/2" FETTERS
18"
WARNING
PROTECTED
WETLAND
AREA
NO SWIMMING
NO FISHING
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