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APPENDIX C
SUBMERSIBLE IRRIGATION PUMP SYSTEM FOR DITCH & POND
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A UTOMA TIC FLUSHING RECIRCULATING
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DITCH MUST BE NARROWED 10--152 FOR PROPER
CLEANING ACTION OF GRAVEL FILTER MATERIAL. FLOW
AT FULL FLOW MUST BE <.5 FPS THROUGH FILTER
MATERIAL.
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Glenwood Springs, Colorado 81601
(870) 945-1004 (FAX 945-6948)
Aspen, Colorado (970) 925.8727
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Planting Specifications
1. The work to be performed under this contract shall include furnishing all labor, materials.
tools, and machinery necessary to install the plant materials as indicated on the planting plan.
2. The Landscape contractor shall comply with all state and local codes, ordinances, and
regulations having jurisdiction over this project. The Landscape contractor to call for utility
locates for all proposed tree locations.
3. All plant material shall be healthy, well established, vigorous, of normal growth form. and be
free of disease and insect infestation.
4. All plants shall have normal, healthy root systems filling their containers but without being
rootbound.
5. All plants which do not comply with the above criteria shall be rejected and removed from
the site immediately. Plums Tall be replaced at no additional cost to the owner.
6. Plants shall not be installed until the soil preparation has been completed.
7. Soil preparation for shrub and tree backfill mix shall consist of:
A) 33% well rotted barnyard manure, coarse sphagnum peat moss, or approved equal.
B) 67% native soil of site.
Mix the above materials thoroughly outside the planting pit. After setting the plants in the
planting pit, the backfill materials shall be soaked to settle. After the plant has settled, the
top of the rootball shall be approximately 1" above the surrounding finish grade. Construct a
4" tampered berm watering basin around the plant and add 2"-3" layer of mulch over the root
zone.
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8. The contractor shall remove excess waste material daily when planting in an area is complete.
Clear the area of debris, spoil piles, and containers.
9. Project acceptance: Within 10 days of contractor's notification that the entire project is
complete, owner will inspect the installation and if final acceptance is not given, will prepare
a "punch list" which, upon completion by contractor, will signify final acceptance by the
owner. The "punch list" must be completed within 20 calendar days from the date issued.
Acceptance is based on furnishing by the contractor, a complete as -built plan which reflects
all approved changes made during installation.
10. All plant materials shall be guaranteed for 1 full year after project acceptance, unless
otherwise agreed prior to commencement of work.
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Low Grow Native Seed Mix (5 lbs./ 1,000 SF)
25% Idaho Fescue
25% Sandberg Bluegrass
25% Rocky Mountain Fescue
25% Candy Bluegrass
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Note: All non -disturbed soil areas to be reseeded with
Native Grass and Irrigated.
Note: See Architects and Engineers plans for Detailed
Grading and Drainage information.
O Canada Red Chokecherry — Typical
The exact location of all trees and shrubs to be flagged by the
Landscape Ateliiteet.
All existing trees not in the construction zone shall be protected
throughout the construction process.
Natural forest duff mulch to be stockpiled from within the proposed
construction zone for use as landscape material.
Topsoil from within the proposed construction zone shall be stockpiled
for landscape purposes.
See landscape specifications for additional information.
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Planting Legend
Evergreen Trees
Deciduous Trees
Shrubs
Irrigation Pump - Verify exact location on site.
See pump details this sheet.
The exact locations of trees on the south side of the residence
shall be hand selected to frame the views and screen the residences
from each other. The trees proposed for this area mature at a
height of 20' -- 30'.
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IRRIGATION
All new native trees and shrubs shall be irrigated with a drip irrigation
system until they have become established and can survive on their own
with natural precipitation. All drip ithgation components shall be drained
and blown dry by October 1st each fall.
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Common Name
Bristlecone Pine
Pinon Pine
Ponderosa Pine
Douglas Fir
Rocky Mountain Maple
Bigtooth Maple
Shadblow Serviceberry
Gambel Oak
Canada Red Chokecherry
Colorado Redtwig
Dogwood
Native Wild Rose
Alpine Currant
Mountain Snowberry
Bush Cinquefoil
Twinberry Honeysuckle
Common Mtn. Juniper
Gambel Oak
Common Lilac
Mountain Mahogany
Oregon Grape Holly
Native Wildflowers
Botanical Name
Pinus aristrata
Pinus edulis
Pinus ponderosa
Pseudotsuga menziesii
Size Quantity
8'
8'
10'
8'
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3
4
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Acer glabrum
Acer grandidentatum
Amelanchier canadensis
Quercus gambelii
Prunus virginiana
2" cal.
2" cal.
8' clump
2"
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Total Deciduous Trees
Cornus serica
Rosa woodsii
Ribes alpinium
Symphoricarpos oreoph.
Potentilla fruiticosa
Lonicera involucrata
Juniperus communis
Quercus gambelii
Syringia vulgaris
Cercocarpus montanus
Mahonia aquafolium
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5 gal 8
5gal 3
5gal 6
5 gal 3
5 gal 5
5 gal 5
5 gal 5
5 gal 4
4' high 11
5 gal 5
5gal 4
Total Shrubs
59
(Columbine, Indian paintbrush, Lupine, etc.) 37
2-1/4" pots
HIP -- High Intensity Planting Areas
HIP west Side =
HIP North Side =
HIP East Side =
HIP South Side =
1,750 s.f.
1,890 s.f.
1,350 s.f.
2,100 s.f.
Section 6.8
{ Total
7,090 s.f.
Revised as per Design Review Committee
Aug. 3, 2017
Landscape Plan
Gary Roessler
Landscape Architecture / Site Planning
P.O. Box 1681
Grand Lake, Colorado 80447
Phone 970-627-9423
Gary.Roessler(a�live.com
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June 26, 2017
California Registered Landscape Architect 2029 (1981-2011)
Colorado Licensed Landscape Architect 796 (2009 -present)
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970-887-9366
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