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ONE CIVIC SQUARE MARK LAWLER CHECK AMOUNT: $*******100.00*
9� ,�a; CARMEL, INDIANA 46032 11586 WESTBURY PLACE DR CHECK NUMBER: 332543
.y�TON�°' CARMEL IN 46032 CHECK DATE: 11/21/18
DEPARTMENT ACCOUNT PO NUMBER INVOICE NUMBER AMOUNT DESCRIPTION
250 4350900 100.00 OTHER CONT SERVICES
VOUCHER NO. WARRANT NO. Prescribed by State Board of Accounts City Form No.201 (Rev.1995)
Vendor# 372935 ALLOWED 20 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE VOUCHER
MARK LAWLER IN SUM OF$ CITY OF CARMEL
11586 WESTBURY PLACE DR An invoice or bill to be properly itemized must show:kind of service,where performed,dates service
rendered,by whom,rates per day,number of hours,rate per hour,number of units,price per unit,etc.
CARMEL, IN 46032
Payee
$100.00
ON ACCOUNT OF APPROPRIATION FOR Purchase Order#
Engineering
Terms
Date Due
PO# ACCT# DATE INVOICE# DESCRIPTION
DEPT# INVOICE# Fund# AMOUNT Board Members DEPT# FUND# (or note attached invoice(s)or bill(s)) AMOUNT
0 43-509.00 $100.00 1 hereby certify that the attached invoice(s), or 11/16/18 0 Residential Cost Share-Rain Barrel $100.00
2200 250 2200 250
bill(s)is(are)true and correct and that the
materials or services itemized thereon for
which charge is made were ordered and
received except
Friday, November 16, 2018
Jeremy Kashman
Director
I hereby certify that the attached invoice(s),or bill(s), is(are)true and correct and I have
audited same in accordance with IC 5-11-10-1.6
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Cost distribution ledger classification if claim paid motor vehicle highway fund. Clerk-Treasurer
RESIDENTIAL COST-SHARE APPLICATION
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CITY OF CARMEL STORM WATER USER FEE
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APPLICATION TYPE: _Initial Application _Installation Verification
APPLICANT NAME: APPLICANT PHONE NUMBER:
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PROPERTY ADDRESS:
PROPERTY UTILITY ACCOUNT NUMBER: PROPERTY PARCEL NUMBER:
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COST-SHARE APPLYING FOR:
Rain Barrel V'Rain Garden
_Permeable Surface _Other approved BMP's
RIGHT OF ENTRY
Upon approval of this application,the applicant agrees to give the City of Carmel and authorized
representatives the right to enter the premises without hindrances,and inspect any practice being
installed,or that has been installed,to receive a storm water utility credit. Denial of this right will result in
the loss of the storm water credit. Applicant's Initials
APPLICANT SIGNATURE: DATE: f
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Submit application and attachments to: City of Carmel
Engineering Department
Attn: Department of Storm water Management
One Civic Square
Carmel, IN 46032
stormwater@carmeLin.gov
Required attachments for the Residential Cost-share Incentive
INITIAL APPLICATION ATTACHMENTS �( INSTALLATION VERIFICATION ATTACHMENTS
—Sketch of Site and Location of BMP(s) !/\ Photos of Installation
Photos of Site t�Receipts
Application Fee
For Department of Storm water Management Use
APPLICANT NAME: PROPERTY ADDRESS:
DATE RECEIVED: RECEIVED BY:
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TARGET AREA: �APPROVED
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TERSHED 2CCOST-SHARE AMOUNT
REIMBURSEMENT SENT
DENIED(Reason)
STAFF SIGNATU DATE: � � / ^
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INVOICE
Greenscape Geeks LLC
121 Penway
Indianapolis, Indiana 46205
GREENSCAPE United States
GEEKS 317.801.5833
www.greenscapegeeks.com
BALL TO Invoice Number: 151
Mark Lawler
Mark Lawler Invoice Date: October 24,2018
11586 Westbury Place Drive
Carmel, 46032 Payment Due: October 24,2018
317.430.1205 Amount Due(USD): $0.00
mark.e.lawler@gmail.com
mountItems Quantity Price A
Rain Garden Construction 1 $1,200.00 $1,200.00
Excavate area for rain garden, install drainage,
mixed sand/soil, and re-use gravel already on site.
Red Twig Dogwood 7 $45.00 $315.00
3 gal.
Switch Grass 9 $29.00 $261.00
1 gal.
Sea Oats 11 $23.00 $253.00
1 gal.
Palm Sedge 7 $24.00 $168.00
1 gal.
Liatris 13 $99.00 $1,287.00
Quart size. 10/case
Fox Sedge 5 $24.00 $120.00
1 gal.
Culvers Root(Speedwell) 1 $99.00 $99.00
Quart 10/case.
Servicebenry 1 $365.00 $365.00
20 Gal.
Butterfly Weed 5 $24.00 $120.00
1 gal.
Cinderella Butterfly Weed 5 $24.00 $120.00
1 gal.
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INVOICE
Greenscape Geeks LLC
121 Penway
® Indianapolis, Indiana 46205
GREENSC United States
GEEKS 317.801.5833
www.greenscapegeeks.com
Items Quantity .
Downy Phlox:Blue Moon 3 $24.00 $72.00
1 gal
Deposit 1 ($1,000.00) ($1,000.00)
Payment 1 ($3,380.00) ($3,380.00)
Total: $0.00
Amount Due(USD): $0.00
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CONTENTS
ConservationPlan.........................................................................................................................................................2
LandownerObjectives and Goals.............................................................................................................................2
Pre-Planning
RecommendedPractices..........................................................................................................................................2
Bioswa le................................................................................................................................................................2
RainGarden................................................... ...............2
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Nativeplants.........................................................................................................................................................6
Map...............................................................................................................................................................................6
CostShare Program......................................................................................................................................................8
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CONSERVATION PLAN
LANDOWNER OBJECTIVES AND GOALS
Manage excess water
PRE-PLANNING
Be sure to check local and HOA codes and ordinances regarding signage, land disturbance, and other aspects of
land management before beginning your project.
Hamilton County:www.co.hamilton.in.us
Carmel:www.carmel.in.gov
If your property or communities drainage is regulated by the county(regulated drains)you MUST get permission
from the Hamilton County Surveyor's Office before beginning any work. More information including permit
applications can be found on their website,
http://www.hamiltoncountV.in.gov/department/index.php?structureid=33,or contact their office via phone at
(317)776-8495.
Always check for utilities and easements prior to undertaking a project.To identify underground utilities call
1.800.382.5544 or visit http://indiana8ll.org/.
RECOMMENDED PRACTICES
BIOSWALE
You could excavate to help the water more easily reach the swale area and drain toward the front of your
property.Creating a bioswale to help reduce maintenance and soak up water in perpetually wet areas. . Create
your bioswale by adding native plants with deep roots to help water soak into the ground. Perennial flowers and
grasses as well as shrubs will add habitat value, beauty,and be low maintenance once established. Buttonbush,
oakleaf hydrangea,arrowwood viburnum,and other shrubs listed on the planting plans I shared with you would
be good options.
RAIN GARDEN
Consider adding a 75 sq.ft. (10 ft.x 8ft.x 6 in) rain garden to your yard. Rain gardens are shallow, bowl-like
depressions in,your yard planted with native flowers and grasses. Stormwater is directed to your rain garden
from impervious surfaces,usually via your gutter downspouts. The rain garden captures a portion of water off
your roof, holding it for<48 hours,allowing it time to infiltrate back into the ground instead of running directly
into storm drains and then our lakes, rivers,and streams. These systems help limit flooding and runoff pollution
by decreasing the input of untreated water into our stormwater systems. Allowing rainwater to filter into the
ground also allows for the recharge of our groundwater table.
Rain gardens are created by digging a shallow bowl and using the displaced dirt to build a small berm on the
opposite side of the"bowl." Plants that thrive in moist and occasionally inundated environments are planted in
the bottom of the bowl and plants that require less water are planted higher in the garden and along the outer
edge. Maintenance is straightforward and includes occasional weeding and watering in the first season until the
native plants are established.
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To increase infiltration,over excavate by 4-6 inches and break up the "bottom"soil. Mix back in a mixture of sand,
compost,and topsoil to the desired depth of 6 inches.
The advantage of the rain garden is that you are capturing and holding the water near the discharge point and
allowing it to infiltrate.This should limit the amount of water overflowing to the swale and therefore that area
should be much drier.
The planting scheme below is appropriate for most sunny sites. Each numbered section lists a selection of plants
that would be appropriate in that section of a rain garden. When selecting rain garden plants, it is important to
consider soil moisture requirements and plant height as well as selecting a variety of bloom times so that your
rain garden has visual interest and blooms throughout the season. Potential sources of native plants are listed on
the SWCD's Native Plant Vendor List. Additionally,some vendors offer rain garden "kits"consisting of pre-
selected plants and a planting guide.
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Common Name Scientific Name Sun tolerance Bloom time Height Bloom Color
#1 Prairie Blazing Star Liatris pycnostachya Sun July-August 3-5 ft Purple
Common Milkweed Asclepias syriaca Sun -May-August 2=4 ft Pink
Bottle Gentian .Gentiona andrewsii Sun-Psun Sept=October 1-2 ft Blue
Blue Mist.Flower fupatorium coelesfinum Psun August-Sept 1=2 ft Blue
Wild Lupine Lupinus perennis Sun-Pshade April-July 1'-2' Blue/Violet
#2
airie Blazrng Star, _ ,. _Lrastns pycnostachyo Sun _ 3 _ JWy¢ug; 3 5 ft Purple
Ox Eye Sunflower If-hopss helianthordes Sun'_ urte Sept :3 Eft Ye(low
"toneflower f .R_ Opcea purpurea Sun Psun July Sept 3 4 ft Purple
ergamot Manvrdo fistulo#o _„ ,_ Sun Psun' ,?r 4.` luly Sep41-
5 2 5ft Lavender '
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CupplanY_y_, :_- , �;,Slphrum perfohdtvm .,_, : _ Sun Psun' s _luly Sept 3:10 ft` Yel(ow .°
#3 ,Black', y d-Susanl '.Rudtied�r hrrra., Sun :' June-Sept ".+, "13 ft ; Yellow
ButterflyVI!eed :Asclepiastuberoso , Sun PShaie• neSept k 1'3 Orange
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;Pycnanthemum
Mountain; t ,;°, vrrginnivnum Sun July August f 12 ft , *Whete 4
Golden Alexaniiers Z¢itraurea Sirr-shade [Nay June, r3 2 ft_ Yellow,
#4 Prairie Dro;se Spnrobolus,hete olepis Sun August-sept 1 2,ft' 8rorm
Lytle Bluestein 5ch¢nchyriumscapanum: :Snn ;July-August Browne;
;Corex annectans.var relay June 1.2 ft Brown
Yellow Fox Sedge : rantiiocarpa S"un Psun ,f
fronweed Vernam fasaculaia Sun', Ai Sept 4 6 ft Purple
RiverbankTussockSedge i`irtexe►noryt Sun-PsunMay-lune 2 ft- Green
Smooth Penstpmon t7enstemon dgitalrs, :SuncPsun.° lune-luly 3'ft' :1Nhrte
SneezeweedHeleniurn avtum
#5 Hale Sun` luly Nov j.3-5 ft ;. ,Yellow
CommonTussocfcSedge Carexstncta ;Sun' May=July 2`3' "Green
CulversRoot, VerdriicastrumVrginicum Sun-Psun.. July=August <34tE = ".White
New England Aster Asternovae-angliae - Sun: ._Sept-Oct =3-Oft' Bfue-White'``
1Nild Columbine:-: Aquifegia canadens►s Sun Shade, April July Red%Yellow
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Cardinal Flower Loheliarardinali5 Sun" ;Jufy-Sept 2=5ft Red
Monkeyfl9w,er ' JNitnu/us'rrngerrs'"T Sun Psun - Ju[y August :2-0 ft. Lav„ender.
-Bo' le'brushSedge: Carec lundn Sun Mayaune Z`3` Green
#7 8rome Huri►niocicSedge`, ,Carex6ramoides: s: Sun Shade” May lune. Sft Green .
Plains Oval Sedge'` Carex;brevrar Su_rShade n'N1ay-tune -Z 2 Gieera
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NATIVE PLAINTS
Consider adding native plants to existing garden beds or expanding some garden beds with natives. For example,
you could extend a garden bed around your back porch area under your trees.This shady area does not support
good grass growth and a nice native groundcover such as wild ginger,or wild stonecrop may reduce maintenance
and improve this area.
If you would like to view photos of specific native plants or learn more about their characteristics,the Missouri
Botanical Garden and Ladybird Johnson Wildflower Center both have helpful websites where you can search by
plant name. Additionally, both sites have useful plant finder databases where you can enter characteristics such
as sunlight and soil moisture conditions, habit, bloom time or color,wildlife value,etc.to find more plants that are
suitable for your yard.
Missouri Botanical Garden Plant Finder: http://www.missouribotanicalgarden.org/gardens-gardening/your-
garden/plant-finder.aspx
Ladybird Johnson Wildflower Center:www.wildflower.org
Native Plant Database: http://wildflower.org/plants/
MAP
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COST SHARE PROGRAM
The Hamilton County Soil and Water Conservation District's Backyard Conservation Cost Share Program is an
incentive program intended to defray landowner costs for implementing conservation practices that benefit soil
and water quality and wildlife habitat on private land.The goal of this program is to help landowners practice
better environmental stewardship by providing financial assistance for the implementation of conservation
practices that would not otherwise be implemented without financial assistance.
This competitive program matches property owner contributions up to 50%of the total project cost. The
maximum amount of cost-share a participant is eligible to receive is$1,000 per application. Labor provided by the
landowner can be considered as in-kind donation at$10.00/per hour of work.
Practices required as result of a court order,compliance with local permit requirements,or associated with
mitigation are ineligible.A full description of cost share policies, additional info,and an application are available at
the SWCD office,via email by request,and on our website: http://www.hamiltonswcd.org/bvc-cost-share.htm]
How do I apply for cost share?
1. Obtain a cost share application (available at office,via email,or online).
2. Fill out Section A.(contact information).Your SWCD representative will complete Section B. based on the cost
estimate in this conservation plan.
What is the timeline for cost-share approval?
Applications are reviewed by the SWCD Board twice a year—typically in April and August.
Please visit the cost share page to learn more about this, and other, cost share programs. Do not hesitate to
contact the SWCD with questions.
http://www.hamiltonswcd.org/bvc-cost-share.htmI
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