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GENERAL NOTES
<br />1. All existing trees to remain and all relocated plant material shall be protected frorm
<br />damage or injury and shall be barricaded or otherwise suitably flagged and protected
<br />from injury.
<br />2. The Contractor shall be responsible for verifying all underground utilities prior to cdigging
<br />in any area. The Contractor shall notify all necessary utility com parries 48 hours
<br />minimum prior to digging for verification of all underground utilities, irrigation and all
<br />other obstructions and coordinate with Owner's Representative prior to initiating
<br />operations. Drawings are prepared according to the best information available at the
<br />time of preparing these documents.
<br />3. The Contractor is responsible to ensure proper watering and maintenance of new and
<br />relocated materials during the warranty period.
<br />4. Contractor is to report any discrepancies between the construction drawings and (field
<br />conditions to the Owner immediately.
<br />5. All landscape shall be covered 100% by an automatic irrigation system.
<br />6. Contractor shall familiarize himself /herself with existing site conditions prior to initiating
<br />planting. All existing site furnishings, paving, landscape and othe r elements to remain
<br />shall be protected from any damage throughout all construction phases unless otfherwise
<br />noted.
<br />7. Landscape Contractor shall coordinate all work with related contractors and with the
<br />general construction of the project in order not to impede the progress of the work( of
<br />others or the Contractor's own work. Landscape contractor shall provide schedule of
<br />his/her works two weeks in advance, beginning two weeks prior to commencing
<br />landscape trade construction.
<br />8. Contractor shall be responsible to remove existing ground cover for all planting beds as
<br />specified prior to planting relocated material. Contractor shall be responsible to replace
<br />all portions of existing landscape and hardsca a areas damaged while completing
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<br />planting installation with same grass or materials species to the satisfaction of the: Owner.
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<br />9. The Contractor shall bear all costs of testing of soils, amendments, etc. associated
<br />with the work and included in the specifications Prior to commencement of the
<br />landscape planting work the Contractor shall Drovide complete soil tests with
<br />recommendations for the installation area.
<br />10. All plant material that may need to be replaced shall be in full and strict accordance
<br />to Florida No. 1 grade, according to the "Grades and Standards for Nursery Plants ",
<br />published by the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, the
<br />project manual and /or specifications. Plant material in some cases may exceled
<br />Florida No. 1 grade in order to meet the minimum requirements for the project.
<br />11. Landscape Contractor shall fielf stake the location of all plant material prior to initiating
<br />installation for the review and approval of the Owner and /or Landscape Architect.
<br />12. Landscape Contractor shall field adjust location of plant material as necessary to avoid
<br />damage to all existing underground utilities and/or existing above ground element's. All
<br />changes required shall be completed at the Contractor's expense and shall be
<br />coordinated with the Owner and the Landscape Architect.
<br />13. Any substitutions in size and /or plant material must be approved) by the Landscape
<br />Architect or Owner prior to modification of the contract, purchasing and delivery o f plants.
<br />All plants will to subject to approval by Landscape Architect and/for Owner before•
<br />planting Gan begin. All plant materials will not Include any plants (Considered to be
<br />invasive to South Florida's native plant communiilies.
<br />14. Contractor shall refer to the landscape plantfnc details, general notes and the prroject
<br />manual and /or specifications for further and complete landscape planting instructions.
<br />15. Landscape Contractor shall coordinate all planting work with permanent or temporary
<br />irrigation work Landscape Contractor shall be responsible for all hand watering( as
<br />required by Owner to supplement irrigation watering and rainfall. Landscape Contractor
<br />shall be responsible for hand watering in all planting areas, regardless of the status of
<br />existing or proposed irrigation.
<br />16. Landscape Contractor shall dean the work areas at the end of each working dray.
<br />Rubbish and debris shall be collected and deposited off -site dai ly. All materials,
<br />products and equipment shall be stored in an organized fashion as directed b1y the
<br />Owner.
<br />17. Landscape Contractor shall regrade all areas disturbed by plant removal, relocation
<br />and /or installation work. Landscape Contractor shall replace (by equal size Bind
<br />quality) any and all existing plant material disturbed or damaged by plant removal,
<br />relocation, and/or installation work.
<br />18. Site distance concerns must be maintained for clear site visibility from thirty (30) imches
<br />to seventy - two (72) inches, tree trunks excluded as specified
<br />19. Burlap material, wire cages, plastic straps, etc. , must be cut and removed from loop one -
<br />third (1/3) of root ball.
<br />20. Guying / stakirg practices shall not permit nails, screws, wires etc. , to penetrate muter
<br />surface of tree or palm. Trees or Trees grown in grow bags or grow bag type material
<br />are palms rejected due to this practice shall be replaced at the Contractor's expense.
<br />21. All planting materials shall meet or exceed Florida Grade codes. # 1 as specified in
<br />Grades and Standards for Nursery Plants and Part II, Palms and Trees, current; edition.
<br />22. All landscape and specifications shall meet or exceed the minim um requirements as
<br />shown in the Boca Raton Municipal Code.
<br />23. The Contractor shall not relocate or demolish any existing trees or palms on site Inefore
<br />appropriate tree relocation and clearing and grubbing permits are obtained from the City
<br />24. The Contractor shall be responsible for the guarantee of all plant material for a peiriod of
<br />twelve (12) months from the date substantial completion. Substantial completion
<br />constitutes the beginning of guarantee period
<br />25. All existing trees to remain that may impede construction shall be protected by installimg protective
<br />barriers around the dripline of trees. The protective barriers shall be seen easily by operators of trucks
<br />and other equipment. Protective barriers shall be constructed of sturdy materials (not flagging or
<br />ribbons) and shall be installed prior to and maintenance throughout construction and /or land
<br />development:
<br />a. Do not store or use materials or equipment within the dripline of any tree to be relocated on site
<br />unless the activity is being done to protect trees.
<br />b. Do not discharge or contaminate the soil withii the dripline of any tree to be relmcated on site
<br />with any construction materials such as paintoil, solvents, pet- roleum products;, asphalt,
<br />concrete, mortar, or other materials that may cause adverse impacts.
<br />c. Clearing of vegetation within the dripline of trees designated for preservation shall only be by
<br />hand or light rubber wheeled equipment that will not damage tree roots.
<br />d. Make no attachments, other than those of a protective and non - damaging nature, to any tree to
<br />be retained on the site.
<br />e. Do not change the natural grade above the root system within the dripline of an y tree to be
<br />retained on site unless it can be demonstrated to the City that it will not damage the tree.
<br />f. Avoid any encroachments, excavations or setere grade changes within the driplline of preserved)
<br />trees unless it can be demonstrated to the County that it will not impact any tree.
<br />26. Plant size specifications take precedence over container size.
<br />27. Contractor to verity quantities and report any discrepancies to Owner and /or Landscape Architect.
<br />PLANTING SPECIFICATIONS
<br />1. The Contractor is responsible for maintaining, in full all planting areas; (including watering,
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<br />spraying, mulching, mowing, fertilizhg, etc.) until the job is accepted, in full, by the Owner
<br />and /or Landscape Architect.
<br />2. All root balls shall conform to the size standards set forth in "America n Standards for MIursery
<br />Stock ".
<br />3. All plant material shall be protected during transport and delivery to final location with shade
<br />cloth or other acceptable means of windburn preventtion.
<br />4. All trees must be guyed or staked as shown in the details.
<br />5. Installation- All plant material shall be installed in a sound, workman- like manner and
<br />according to accepted good planting and tree relocation procedures with the quality off plant
<br />materials as hereinafter described. All elements of landscaping shall be installed so as to meet
<br />all applicable ordinances and code requirements.
<br />6. There shall be no chains or cables used on trees or palms. Handle with two inch (2 ") minimum
<br />width nylon straps or equal.
<br />7. Contractor shall assure drainage and percolation of all planting pits prior to installation) of plant
<br />material. Contractor shall fill all tree pits with water before planting to assure that proper
<br />drainage and percolation is available. Correct if required to assure percolation. Contractor is
<br />responsible for replacement of all plants lost due to inadequate drain -- age conditions.
<br />8. Contractor to request final acceptare of project in writing. If all work. is satisfactory Band
<br />complete in accordance with conditions of contract cocuments, then the Owner and this
<br />Landscape Architect shall declare the project substantially complete.
<br />9. Contractor to replace rejected plant material within one (1) week of w fihen notice.
<br />10. Contractor shall mulch all plant material throughout and completely to a three inch (3 ")) depth
<br />of loose, weed free Eucalyptus mulch.
<br />11. Plant Material which is not installed at the direction of the landscape architect or ownsrwill
<br />become the property of the contractor unless it becomes relocated on site. The Contractor
<br />shall provide the owner a credit for any plant material not Installed on the site.
<br />SOIL PREPARATION AND SOIL MIX
<br />1. All plants noted for removal shall be removed and properly disposed of off -site at contractor's
<br />expense unless otherwise noted,
<br />2. Apply Roundup (manufactured by Monsanto Corp. cr equal.) according to manufacturer's rate
<br />and specification within limits of allareas to be planted. Protect existing plants to remain from
<br />overspray or spray within root zone Contractor to ensure total weed eradication frorm all areas
<br />to be planted.
<br />3. Before replacing topsoil, rake subsoil surface clear cf stones (1" diameter and larger), debris,
<br />rubbish, and remaining roots from removed plant mlaterial.
<br />4. Scarify subsoil to a depth of six inches (6 ").
<br />5. Contractor to apply "Surfian" or equal, or approved pre- emergent herbicide in accordlance with
<br />manufacturer's rate and specifications.
<br />6. See details for soil specifications.
<br />7. Florida peat shall be free of deleterious materials that would be harmful to plant growith, shall be
<br />free of nematodes, shall be of uniform quality, and shall have a pH value between 5.3 and 6.5
<br />(as determined in accordance with ASTM E70). Florida peat shall be sterilized to make free of
<br />all viable nut grass and other undesirable weeds.
<br />8. Topsoil shall be natural, fertile, agricultural soil capable of sustaining vigorous plant growth. It
<br />shall be of uniform composition throughout, with admixture of subsoil. It shall be frees of stones,
<br />lumps, live plants an their roots, sticks, and other extraneous matter. Spread topsoil mixture to
<br />minimum depth of four inches (3 ") throughout all fawn areas and twelve inches (8 ") in all areas
<br />to be landscaped.
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<br />SOIL PREPARATION AND SOIL MIX
<br />9. Remove all rocks and other objects over one inches (1 ") in diameter.
<br />10. Smooth all soil mixturs to five inches (5 ") below top of surrounding pavement edges. This
<br />allows room for 3" of mulch and 2" clear space below top of pavement.
<br />11. Smooth topsoil mixture to two inches (2 ") below finish grade in areas to be sodded.
<br />12. Topsoil shall not be extremely acid or alkaline, nor contain toxic substances which may be
<br />harmful to plant growth. The topsoil pH shall be in the range of pH 5.5 to 6.5. If necessary, the
<br />Contractor shall apply the appropriate soil amendments adjusting soil pH to atssure a pH rang a of
<br />5.5 to 6.5.
<br />13. Finish grade all topso I areas to a smooth, even surface, assuring positive drainage away/ from
<br />the structures and eliminate any low areas which may collect water.
<br />14. Contractor shall assure percolation and drainage of all planting pits priorr to planting.
<br />Contractor will be responsibe for all plants lost due to the lac k of percolation.
<br />15. Contractor to remove debris and excess material daily from job site. Contractor shall remove
<br />all staking of trees and palms after twelve (12) months of substantial completiron.
<br />ACQUALINA PROPOSED PLANTING LIST
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<br />Pigeon Plum
<br />y 12'HL x 6'Sprd /FWV B&BrMin 3'Cal
<br />90
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<br />y 12'HL x 6'Sprd/ FWVB&B' Mi. 3'CW
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<br />Green Malaren Coconut
<br />n 9' CW 12 Frondsmin.1 B&B/ Heavy /Hl. Vaies(6'GVinyr 14' ht aim
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<br />PDx Phoenix dactyfifem'Megod'
<br />Medlod Date Palm
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<br />SPX Seba palmetto
<br />Cabbage Pale. Sabot Pan
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<br />Florida Thatch Palm
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<br />FIM Fimsmiaar-apa'Geenlstald'
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<br />SHRUB SIDAT
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<br />CAM Blanks)'
<br />Emerald Blanket Natal Plum
<br />y 10'HL x 24'Sprd /3 Gal 124'0.C.
<br />207
<br />PHX PModendrn xaudu'
<br />Xaredu PModendrm
<br />n 18 -QAJ3 Gal/ 24'O.C.!Fill
<br />TALL SH1U8/ HEDGE
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<br />COE -S Cono.m,is esdii,'sedclus'
<br />Srver Bulto nl'aod
<br />y 24' Ht x 18' *J3 GeV 24' O.CJFWI
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<br />COE-G Cm a.a s asctus
<br />Green BuBamvoad
<br />y 24' Ht x 18' Sp.y3 Gall 24' O.C.6WI
<br />807
<br />OOU Comdoba wfem
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<br />y 24'O.A./3 Gal/30'O.C. /FWVSNub Farm
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<br />CUR Close maea'Nana'
<br />Owal Pilch Apple
<br />y 10'O.AJ3 Gal/ 24'O.C./RAI
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<br />FOS F-fiem segregala
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<br />y shrub / bee. 36' o.c, kill
<br />980
<br />POM Podocaryus maaopi
<br />Podocarpus
<br />n 361-11'20'Spd7 Gar /FuV30'O.C.
<br />62
<br />POM -2 Podo -pas maophylknsx pringles
<br />Padocarpus drmf pngles
<br />n 30 M' 20' Sptl 7 Gal /Ful /24' O.C.
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<br />CH Chrymbdamp baco'Red Tip'
<br />Red Tp Cocopllxn
<br />y 30'.36'141 x 24' Sp lJ7 Gal/ 24' O.C.
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<br />JAM Jaamlxm nu ilorum
<br />Dovmy Jasmine
<br />n 24'OA 13 gal 130' O.CJFWI
<br />271
<br />NEO Ned=oleander Sinks'
<br />Oleander
<br />36' htx 24' aprd77 GeV30' O.C. /Ful
<br />571
<br />SER Serena mpens
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<br />y 24'HL x 30'Spd. /7 GW 124'O.C. /Flu
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<br />n 10'O.A./3 GWFWVl8.0.C.
<br />461
<br />SAT Sorel Mfasdala'Moonshina'
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<br />TRA TrarheloVenum asiaticm
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<br />a 10' O.A. 11 Gal S' O.C.
<br />135
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<br />ANN Annual /Perrenial flowers
<br />Aand Flowers/ Permnial flowers
<br />n I2' O.A76' Pots/ 15' O.C. Appropriate Ia season and expows
<br />VINES
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<br />FIP Flap pride
<br />Creeping Fig
<br />n 12'14' ON3gal /24' O.C.
<br />DUNE PLANTING
<br />540
<br />HED Helaithus debile
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<br />y 12' O.A. 11 Gdn S' O.C.
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<br />PAS PaspalunvagFalum
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<br />SPA Spatinapalens
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<br />y 12'- 18 -CA/1 Gal. / Is- OC.!Ful
<br />1301
<br />SPB Spartma baked
<br />Sand Cadgmss
<br />y 24' OA/ 3 Gal.124'O.C.
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<br />MW MuhleMxrglecaplbds
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<br />UNP Unbla parkAsta
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<br />Palazzo Di Acqualina
<br />Sunny Isles, Florida
<br />Owner:
<br />GSF Acquisition, LLC.
<br />A Delaware Limited Liability Company
<br />Develnpnlenl office
<br />17780 Collins Avenue Sunny Isles, FL
<br />33160 Telephone 305933 -8301
<br />Consultants:
<br />I Architect:
<br />Cohen Freedman Encinosa & Associates
<br />8085 NW 155 Street, Miami Lakes, FL
<br />33016 305.826.3999
<br />Planners and Landscape Architect-
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<br />warw.oaaenc6nsamnpn
<br />Civil Engineer:
<br />THOMAS CHECCA, P. E.
<br />Environmental Consultant
<br />11568 NN' 73rd Manor, Parkland, FL 33076
<br />Oficc: 954- 344 -6664
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<br />Sheet Title:
<br />LANDSCAPE NOTES
<br />AND PLANT LIST
<br />Date: 2014.08.14 Project M 113158
<br />Drawn By: Scale: AS SHOWN
<br />Approved By:
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<br />Sheet Number:
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