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B 60-80cm 1/0 1.000 15.00 %

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B 40-60cm Branched 1/1 1.000 15.00 %

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C 40-60cm 2L 1.000 10.00 %

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B 40-60cm Branched 1/1 1.000 10.00 %

50 Rs cn Rosa canina B 40-60cm 1.000 10.00 %

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B 60-80cm Branched 1/1 1.000 5.00 %

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3L C

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35 Escl RD Escallonia 'Red Dream' 2L C 30-40cm

Bushy

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Hebe 'Midsummer Beauty'

3L C 30-40cm

Bushy

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3L C

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Bushy

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Bushy

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3L C 30-40cm Branched 0.500

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Mhn aq A Mahonia aquifolium 'Apollo'

3L C 20-25cm Branched 0.450

145 Prns lauro OL

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Bushy

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Rev Description By Ckd Date

P02 Number of bird + bat boxes specified. Tree planting

added to northern boundary. Latest site plan added.

JBT DMB 04.02.19

P03 1 No. oak tree added to eastern boundary

JBT DMB 15.02.19

P04 Updated to latest layout. Car park layout amended and

existing and proposed planting adjusted accordingly.

JBT DMB 01.03.19

P05 Updated to latest layout (ref J). Red line extended;

location plan added.

JBT DMB 05.03.19

P06 Updated to latest layout (rev K). Parking bay numbers

amended.

JBT DMB 05.03.19

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In addition to the hazards / risks normally associated with the types of work

detailed on this drawing take note below. It is assumed that all works on this

drawing will be carried out by a competent contractor, working, where

appropriate, to an appropriate method statement.

Construction risks Maintenance/Cleaning risks Demolition/Adaption risks

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Silchester Road, Tadley

Detailed Soft Landscape

Proposals

Approval 1:200 A0 Jan 2019

JBT HA JBT

AAJ5152-RPS-XX-EX-DR-L-9001

AAJ5152S3 P06

NORTH

NORTH

NORTH

Existing trees to be removed (approximate position)

(in accordance with RPS Tree Protection Plan JSL3220 / 710, Jan 2019)

Existing trees to be retained and protected (including RPA)

in accordance with BS 5837:2012 (approximate position)

(in accordance with RPS Tree Protection Plan JSL3220 / 710, Jan 2019)

Proposed shrub / ground cover planting

Proposed native buffer mix planting

(in accordance with RPS Preliminary Ecological Appraisal; Jan 2019)

Indicative bird box location

Provision of 2 No. bird nest boxes to be chosen from:

- Schwegler 1B Hold Fronted Bird Box

- Schwegler 2H Open Front Bird Box

(To be installed during the autumn; Ensure a clear flight path to the box

entrance; Tilt the box forward slightly so that any driving rain will hit the

roof and bounce clear; Face the box between north and east; Position

4.5 - 7m up the tree. Note: Type, location, orientation and quantity

subject to confirmation on site by suitably qualified ecologist.)

Indicative bat box location

Provision of 2 No. bat boxes to be chosen from:

- Schwegler Bat Box 55-2FN

- Schwegler Bat Box 65-1FF

(To be sited at least 4 m above ground; Do not place in an overly-exposed

position; Entrance should face SW to SE; Site close to vegetation such as

trees and shrubs; Do not use paint or preservatives on bat boxes;

Occasionally, a bat box may be used by birds. If a bird nests in the box do

not disturb until nesting is over then remove the nest remains; Once

discovered, a bat roost is protected by law and must not be disturbed.

Note: Type, location, orientation and quantity subject to confirmation on

site by suitable qualified ecologist.)

Proposed Hibernacula (2 No.)

Positions shown are indicative and are subject to approval by

suitably qualified Ecologist

(refer to RPS Preliminary Ecological Appraisal; Jan 2019)

Existing hedgerow / scrub to be retained and protected

in accordance with BS 5837:2012 (approximate position)

(in accordance with RPS Tree Protection Plan JSL3220 / 710, Jan 2019)

PLANTING SPECIFICATION

KEY

PLANT SCHEDULE

Proposed ornamental gravel over weed suppressant membrane

Existing hedgerow / scrub to be removed

(approximate position)

(in accordance with RPS Tree Protection Plan JSL3220 / 710, Jan 2019)

Proposed specimen tree planting

EXISTING TREES AND SHRUBS

Where existing trees & shrubs are to be retained they should

be subject to a full arboricultural inspection for safety. Any

surgery required shall be in accordance with BS 3998 (2010)

'Tree Work - Recommendations', shall comply with any existing

T.P.O requirements and shall require the prior approval of the

Landscape Architect.

Avoid damage to branches, trunks and roots of trees. All

existing trees & hedges to be retained are subject to BS 5837

(2012) 'Trees in relation to design, demolition and construction

- Recommendations', and should be fully fenced off, prior to

the commencement of any works, in accordance with Figure 2

(p20) at the full extent of the root protection area, as

determined by section 4.6 (p10-11) and Annex D (p40).

No storage of materials, disposal of rubbish, site fires, spillage

of oil and chemicals, ground compaction, excavation or

changes in level shall be carried out within existing tree / hedge

canopies.

New shrub planting pits below existing trees to be hand dug to

avoid conflict with tree roots. Avoid increasing ground levels

below existing trees. Free-draining, neutral acidity topsoil (e.g.

with a high sand content), should be employed to achieve the

minimum 450mm depth growing medium.

PLANTING

All plants and planting to comply with the requirements of all

current / relevant British Standard specifications including BS

3936: Part 1 (1992), Part 2 (1990) and Part 4 (2007) and BS

4043 (1989) where applicable, BS 4428 (1989) and the BALI /

LI / Nursery Trade Tender Document (5th Edition 1986). All

plants to be supplied in accordance with the plant schedule.

Any plant material planted outside the recognised planting

season (Nov-Feb), to be containerised stock and supplied at

the sizes specified.

TREE PLANTING

A suitable method of foundation allowing for existing ground

conditions is to be provided to accommodate the proposed tree

planting. All trees are to be planted as shown ensuring a

minimum of 5 metres from buildings and 3 metres from

drainage and services. Where necessary, root barriers to be

installed (supplier GreenBlue Urban Ltd or equal approval), as

recommended by structural engineer. Allow for the use of

container grown stock during the period 1 April to 31 October,

and field grown stock from 1 November to 31 March.

NOTE: BELOW GROUND PREPARATION OF ALL TREE

PITS IS TO BE AGREED WITH LOCAL AUTHORITY TREE

OFFICER PRIOR TO INSTALLATION. WHERE TREES ARE

PLANTED WITHIN OR DIRECTLY ADJACENT HARD PAVED

AREAS, SUFFICIENT ROOTING VOLUME MUST BE

PROVIDED INCLUDING (IF REQD) THE USE OF A

MODULAR CELL STRUCTURE SUCH AS SILVACELL (OR

EQUAL APPROVED)

TOPSOIL REQUIREMENTS

To BS 3882 (2015) 'Specification for topsoil' as qualified by full

contract specification. All areas shall be cultivated to a

minimum depth of 150mm. Full weed, rubbish and stones over

20mm gauge shall be removed. Earth to be rolled as required

and raked in two directions. Apply to all newly planted areas

(except wildflower / meadow planting), to manufacturer's

recommendations where appropriate.

Heavy standard tree pits - 1500mm dia. x 900mm depth

Shrub / hedge planting beds - 450mm depth

Where necessary increase tree pit dimensions to ensure that

tree pits are at least 75mm deeper and 150mm wider than

rootball. Break up bottom of pits to a depth of 150mm.

Compacted glazed sides of pits should be roughened. Full

analysis of existing and imported topsoil required prior to use.

TOPSOIL IMPROVEMENTS

Applied to all newly planted areas, to manufacturers'

recommendations where appropriate:

1) Incorporate 75mm depth of soil conditioner into topsoil

during cultivation;

2) Incorporate Enmag CRF granular fertilizer at approx 140g

per pit to standard tree pit backfill and 70g per pit to

structural / ornamental shrub planting;

3) Watering - supply min. 54 litres / tree and 4.5 litres / shrub

at planting;

4) Mulch - After weeding and watering, lightly fork over planted

areas before applying a min. 70mm depth 50-100mm grade

bark mulch. Ornamental Bark to consist of predominantly

matured British Pine Bark with an even nominal particle size

distribution of 5-35mm with 0% dust & fines & less than 5%

wood content. The product shall be pest, disease & weed

free & not have been treated with Methyl Bromide or any

additives. The product shall have been tested in

accordance with the requirements of BS 4790:1987, for fire

resistance.

5) Geotextile membrane to be installed between topsoil and

bark mulch, with min. 200mm overlap and holes cut for

planting. Sufficient pegs to be installed to prevent

membrane from lifting. Main Contractor to ensure back

mulch is retained in place on sloping ground.

PLANT MATERIAL TREATMENT

NB All to be British grown stock and fully hardened off.

Root Dip: Proprietary Root Dip applied to all bare rooted

stock 1) at time of lifting at nursery, and (2)

prior to planting.

Anti-Dessicant: Proprietary anti-dessicant to be applied to

foliage of all containerised / rootballed material in

leaf, specimen conifers and evergreens etc. (1)

prior to transportation and (2) during any delay in

planting.

Pruning: Allow for pruning of all deciduous trees and shrubs

by 1/3rd following planting at Landscape

Architects direction.

TREE STAKES, TIES & GUARDS

Trees planted within grassed areas to be provided with

appropriate conical strimmer guards. Stakes to be pressure

impregnated softwood (larch / chestnut), round, peeled,

straight, free of projections and pointed at one end. Minimum

length and thickness to be determined as follows:

Tree type Min Dia. Overall Ht Ht above ground No. stakes No. ties

Ex Hvy Std 100mm 1.8m 0.6m 2 1

PROTECTIVE FENCING

The contractor shall maintain fencing until all site works are

completed. The contractor will then remove the fencing and

reinstate the ground. The fencing will remain the property of

the contractor. Within the area so fenced, the existing ground

level shall be neither raised nor lowered, all excavations shall

then be carried out by hand. The Local Planning Authority

shall be advised in writing when the protective fencing has

been erected so that it can be checked on site before

development commences, and shall thereafter be maintained

during the period of construction.

MAINTENANCE

Regular visits (minimum 20 No.) required during the defects

liability / rectification period to maintain all planted areas in a

weed and litter free condition using a combination of chemical

spray and hand weeding to be agreed with the Landscape

Architect. Any plant found to be dead, dying or otherwise

defective shall be replaced during the next planting season.

Maintenance to include watering, pruning, pest and disease

control and re-mulching as required. Watering shall be carried

out as necessary to maintain healthy growth, and where

possible should adhere to Annex G of BS 5545:2014. Final

visit to be immediately prior to handing over and to include a

fertilizer treatment of Enmag CRF granular fertilizer at 100g /

m2 and 25mm depth bark mulch top up to all planted areas.

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

The landscape sub-contractor is to take all safety precautions

to prevent any injury to any persons. The landscape

sub-contractor shall comply with the requirements of the Health

& Safety at Work Act 1974 and current Construction, Design

and Management Regulations (2015).

ALL SUBJECT TO LOCAL AUTHORITY APPROVAL

LOCATION PLAN (1:1,000)