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ROLL CURB

WALK CONNECTION

WITH PAINTED LINES

SNOWSTORAGE:27.08m²



SNOW:8.02m²

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RIVER ROCK BENEATHSIAMESE CONNECTION50-75mm dia., 250mmDEPTH ON FILTER FABRIC

PRECAST UNIT PAVERS- SEE DETAIL D1, L-8

north

1. All work to be carried out in accordance with by-laws and codeshaving jurisdiction over site location.

2. Complete all work to the satisfaction of the Landscape Architect.3. Report any changes, discrepancies or substitutions to the Landscape

Architect for review. Obtain approval from the Landscape Architectbefore proceeding.

4. It is the contractor's responsibility to determine existing servicelocations.

5. Exact locations of plant material will be determined by placement ofsite services such as hydro vaults, meters, utilities roof rain waterleaders, driveways, light standards, etc.

6. All plant material locations to be staked or marked out andapproved by Landscape Architect prior to installation.

7. Supply all plant material in accordance with the Canadian Standardsfor Nursery Stock (8th ed.).

8. Install plant material according to details shown.9. Supply and place mulch in accordance with Canadian Landscape

Standard (Section 10, Mulching). Disturbed soil areas around treesand shrubs are to be covered with shredded conifer bark mulch suchas 'Canada Red' or 'Gro-Bark' mulch, or approved equivalent.Alternative mulches must be approved by the Landscape Architect.

10. Contractor to utilize layout dimensions where provided11. Provide planting bed area as noted on the drawing or to

accommodate mature size of plant material.12. All support systems must be removed by the contractor at time of

final acceptance. No extras will be paid to complete this work13. Supply and place topsoil in accordance with Canadian Landscape

Standard (Section 4, Grading & Drainage and Section 6, GrowingMedium) to a minimum depth of 150mm unless otherwise specified.

14. Supply and place sod in accordance with Canadian LandscapeStandard (Section 7, Lawns & Grass and Section 8, TurfgrassSod)unless otherwise specified.

15. Supply and place seed in accordance with Canadian LandscapeStandard (Section 4, Grading & Drainage and Section 6, GrowingMedium) unless otherwise specified. All 5:1 or greater slopes to beseeded with tacifier. Contractor to provide necessary erosion controlprotection as required to ensure soil stabilization and proper seedgermination.

16. All dimensions in meters unless otherwise noted.17. If discrepancies arise between plant material count shown on

drawing and plant list, the drawing shall be considered correct.18. Contractor to provide minimum one (1) year warranty (including trees

on municipal property) from date accepted on all work unlessotherwise specified.

19. Any site plan or grading and servicing shown is for information only.Refer to approved drawings.

20. Not for construction unless stamped, signed and dated byLandscape Architect.

21. Drawings not to be reproduced without written consent fromLandscape Architect.

22. Approval of landscape plan to be obtained from municipality.23. All plant material to be planted a minimum of 1.0m from any swales

or ditches.24. For grading and servicing information refer to the consulting

Engineer's drawings.25. For lighting information and power distribution refer to the electrical

consultant's drawings.

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L-1Layout and Materials- Landscape Plan

LANDSCAPE NOTES:1. The contractor is to design and install an irrigation plan to efficiently

irrigate all planting beds shown on plan. Plumbing and electrical workshall conform to the prevailing codes, and unless specified otherwise,the construction of the sprinkler system shall include the furnishing,installing and testing of all irrigation equipment, along with therestoration of the site to its original condition.

2. The design and layout is to be approved by the landscape architectand/or contract administrator.

3. The irrigation system will provide complete and appropriate coverageof the turf and planting areas shown on the drawings. Sprinklers are todirect water away from roads, sidewalks, driveways and buildings. Theentire system shall be guaranteed to be complete and functionperfectly in every detail for a period of one year from the date of itsacceptance.

4. All work shall be carried out in accordance with by-laws and codeshaving jurisdiction over site location.

5. It is the responsibility of the plan user to inform themselves of the exactlocation of all underground and overhead utilities and structuresbefore commencing the work.

6. All spray heads shall have pressure regulating devices.7. The client shall be responsible for provision of 110 VAC power within 1

meter of the irrigation controller location.8. The irrigation contractor shall be responsible for the supply and

installation of a 2" backflow preventer to the local plumbing codeinside of the utility room.

9. Mechanical Contractor to provide a 2" size water source completewith stub at the point of connection.

10. Irrigation design is based on a static water pressure of 65 psi at thepoint of connection.

IRRIGATION NOTES:

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Hamilton, ON L8P 4B4t. 905.526.8876

218 Locke Street South, 2nd Floor

www.adessodesigninc.ca

Branthaven McCraney Inc.

Town of Oakville

Proposed Retirement Residence1105 McCraney Street EastOakville

1 2019-05-22 Issued for review

REVISIONS/ SUBMISSIONS

STAMP

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PROJECT

SHEET

MUNICIPAL FILE NUMBER

# DATE DESCRIPTION

MUNICIPALITY

LEGEND

KEY MAP - N.T.S.

north

Sixth Line

Trafalgar Road

Upper Middle Ro

ad East

SITE

SHERIDANCOLLEGE

BIKE RACKS (x9 UNITS)- SEE DETAIL D3, L-8BIKE RACKS (x4 UNITS)

- SEE DETAIL D3, L-8

COMMUNITY GARDENPLANTERS (x6 UNITS)- SEE DETAIL D5, L-8

1.8M HT WOODEN PRIVACY FENCE- SEE DETAIL D6, L-7

LIMESTONE SCREENINGS- SEE DETAIL D9, L-7

OUTDOOR LOUNGE FURNITURE- SEE DETAIL D6, L-8

BENCHES (x3 UNITS)- SEE DETAIL D10, L-8

PRECAST CONCRETEUNIT PAVERS- SEE DETAIL D1, L-8

COURTYARD DININGTABLE (x2 UNITS)- SEE DETAILS D7&8, L-8


SUNSHELTER AND TRELLIS FEATURE- SEE DETAIL D1, L-9

WASTE RECEPTACLE(x6 UNITS TOTAL)- SEE DETAIL D9, L-8

BOLLARDS- REFER TO SITE PLAN

1.8m high wood privacy fence- see detail D6, L-7

property line

1.2m high black vinyl chain link fence- see detail D7, L-7

1.2m HIGH BLACK VINYLCHAIN LINK FENCE- SEE DETAIL D7, L-7

1.5m MASONRY COLUMNS- SEE DETAIL D5, L-7


ENTRY COLUMNS AND WALL- SEE DETAIL D1, L-10

LOADING AREAS: C.I.P.CONCRETE SCORELINESREORIENTED TODISTINGUISH FROMSIDEWALK

POTTING TABLE WITH CHAIRS- SEE DETAILS D7&11, L-8

COVERED OUTDOOR GAMES AREA

GAS FIRE FEATURE, AVERABY DEKKO CONCRETE60"x25.75"x16"H, COLOUR: TBD,OR APPROVED EQUAL

COURTYARD DINING TABLE (x11 UNITS)WITH SUNSHADE (x3 UNITS)- SEE DETAILS D7&8, L-8

COURTYARD DINING TABLE (x3 UNITS)- SEE DETAILS D7&8, L-8

LOUNGE FURNITURE- SEE DETAIL D6, L-8




PUTTINGGREEN

- SEE DETAILD2, L-8


BENCHES (x2 UNITS) WITH SPACEADJACENT FOR WHEELCHAIR/WALKER- SEE DETAIL D10, L-8


VEGETATED BIOSWALE- SEE DRAWING L-4

BENCHES (x2 UNITS) WITH SPACEADJACENT FOR WHEELCHAIR/WALKER- SEE DETAIL D10, L-8

WOODEN BRIDGE FLUSHWITH ADJACENT PAVING- SEE DETAIL D2, L-9

METAL PLANTERS (x3 UNITS)- SEE DETAIL D4, L-8

C.I.P. CONCRETEWITH PRECAST BANDING- SEE DETAIL D8, L-7

COURTYARD DINING TABLE (x4 UNITS)WITH SUNSHADE (x3 UNITS)- SEE DETAIL D7&8, L-8

BISTRO TABLE AND CHAIRS (x3 UNITS)- SEE DETAILS D7&11, L-8



C.I.P. CONCRETE STEPPING STONES600X600mm- SEE DETAIL D8, L-7

OUTDOOR LOUNGE FURNITURE- SEE DETAIL D6, L-8OUTDOOR LOUNGE FURNITURE

- SEE DETAIL D6, L-8

COURTYARD DINING TABLE (x11 UNITS)WITH SUNSHADE (x3 UNITS)- SEE DETAILS D7&8, L-8


BUFFER MANAGEMENT PLAN- SEE DRAWING L-5


VEGETATED BIOSWALE- SEE DRAWING L-4






ON SITE SNOW STORAGE

Total Hardscape (m²)

DRIVEWAY, PARKING & ASSOCIATED WALKWAYS

1792.94m²

Required Snow Storage in Softscape (m²) 268.94m²

Provided Snow Storage in Softscape (m²) 269.57m²

15%

15.03%

1. ALL SNOW STORAGE AREAS ARE MIN. 3.0m AWAY FROM ANY TREE.2. PLANT MATERIAL ADJACENT TO SNOW STORAGE AREAS SELECTED

TO TOLERANT SALT AND WINTER CONDITIONS.

2 2019-07-10 Issued for submission

ENTRY COLUMNS AND WALL- SEE DETAIL D1, L-10


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4 - Ilexglabra'Compacta'

4 - Ilexglabra'Compacta'

18 - Taxuscanadensis

7 - Calamagrostiscanadensis

5 - Ilex glabra'Compacta'24 - Salvia nemorosa

'May Night'

6 - Deschampsia flexuosa

5 - Amelanchier laevis

4 - Juniperussabina 'Arcadia'

4 - Amelanchierx grandiflora 'Ballerina'

5 - Cercis canadensis

13 - Taxuscuspidata 'Nana'

14 - Taxus cuspidata 'Nana'

28 - Hydrangeaarborescens 'Annabelle'

10 - Clethra alnifolia'Hummingbird'


13 - Helictotrichonsempervirens




8 - Juniperushorizontalis 'Blue Chip'

24 - Paeonia'Bowl of Beauty'

14 - Helictotrichonsempervirens5 - Taxuscuspidata 'Nana'

5 - Hydrangeaarborescens'Annabelle'

4 - Clethraalnifolia'Hummingbird'

1 - Cercis canadensisunderplanted with3 - Juniperus horizontalis'Blue Chip'

8 - Helictotrichonsempervirens8 - Rudbeckiafulgida 'Goldstrum'

17 - Salvia nemorosa'May Night'

25 - Salvia nemorosa'May Night'5 - Juniperushorizontalis 'Blue Chip'49 - Rudbeckiafulgida 'Goldstrum'


23 - Salvia nemorosa'May Night'11 - Juniperushorizontalis 'Blue Chip'

13 - Sedumspectabile'Autumn Fire'






15 - Rudbeckiafulgida 'Goldstrum'


13 - Sedum spectabile'Autumn Fire'3 - Diervilla lonicera

9 - Astilbe arendsii'Amethyst'



8 - Spiraea trilobata

2 - Amelanchier xgrandiflora 'Ballerina'

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PLANT LIST

TREES

BOTANICAL NAMEQNTY. COMMON NAME CAL. COND.MATUREHEIGHT

(m)

MATURESPREAD

(m)

O.C.SPACING

(m)COMMENTSSIZE

60mm

40cm

40cm

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W.B.

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#3 cont.

#1 cont.

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10.0 8.0

0.6

0.8

0.8

1.0

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0.8

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1.0

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Specimen; Native

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Native

.

Native

SHRUBS

PERENNIALS/ GRASSES

Amelanchier x grandiflora 'Ballerina'

Cercis canadensis

Clethra alnifolia 'Hummingbird'

Diervilla lonicera

13

8

79

12

Ballerina Serviceberry

Eastern Redbud

Summersweet

Bush Honeysuckle

False Spirea

Canada Bluejoint

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STAMP

CLIENT

PROJECT

SHEET


# DATE DESCRIPTION

MUNICIPALITY

LEGEND

KEY MAP - N.T.S.

north

Sixth Line

Trafalgar Road

Upper Middle Ro

ad East

SITE

SHERIDANCOLLEGE


14 - Salvianemorosa'May Night'






13 - Sedum spectabile'Autumn Fire'

3 - Diervilla lonicera

3 - Diervilla lonicera2 - Amelanchier xgrandiflora 'Ballerina'



#3 cont. 1.01.251.25 .Hydrangea arborescens 'Annabelle'33 Annabelle Hydrangea

30cm #3 cont. 1.21.50.3 .Juniperus horizontalis 'Blue Chip'50 Blue Chip Juniper

Astilbe arendsii 'Amethyst'125

Calamagrostis canadensis81

Deschampsia flexuosa24

Helictotrichon sempervirens188

#1 cont.

#1 cont.

0.6 0.5

0.4 0.5 0.4

0.4

Native

.

Wavy Hair Grass

Blue Oat Grass #1 cont.

as shown

ENLARGEMENT 'A', L-3 - ROSE GARDEN

ENLARGEMENT 'B', L-4 - VEGETATED BIOSWALE


1.8M HT WOODEN PRIVACY FENCE

proposed perennial


PUTTINGGREEN

- SEE DETAILD2, L-8

OPEN LAWN

precast concrete unit pavers- see detail D1, L-8


existing elevation

proposed elevation


property line



proposed coniferous tree

proposed shrubs

150mm topsoil, fine grade and sod

north


2 - Tilia americana

2 - Quercusmacrocarpa

1 - Tilia americana

1 - Tilia americana

2 - Acer rubrum

1 - Quercus macrocarpa

2 - Ostrya virginiana








15 - Sedumspectabile'Autumn Fire'



12 - Deschampsiaflexuosa


12 - Astilbearendsii'Amethyst'


7 - Taxuscanadensis



12 - Astilbearendsii'Amethyst' 14 - Juniperus

sabina



25 - Taxuscanadensis


4 - Ilex glabra'Compacta'

5 - Ilex glabra'Compacta'


2 - Ostryavirginiana

5 - Ilex glabra 'Compacta'



7 - Taxuscanadensis



14 - Rudbeckiafulgida 'Goldstrum'5 - Calamagrostiscanadensis14 - Juniperus sabina

6 - Rudbeckiafulgida'Goldstrum'6 - Taxuscanadensis9 - Calamagrostiscanadensis


W.B. 8.0 7.0 NativeOstrya virginiana 4 Ironwood as shown

W.B. 20.0 15.0 NativeTilia americana 4 Basswood as shown

60mm W.B. 5.0 5.0 Specimen; NativeAmelanchier laevis14 Allegheny Serviceberryas shown

as shown

60mm

60mm W.B. 15.0 12.0 NativeAcer rubrum 2 Red Maple as shown

60mm

60mm

#3 cont. 0.81.01.25 .Ilex glabra 'Compacta'27 Compact Inkberry

30cm #3 cont. 1.21.51.25 .Juniperus sabina28 Savin Juniper

#3 cont. 1.01.250.3 .Juniperus sabina 'Arcadia'8 Blue Chip Juniper

#3 cont. 1.251.25 .Spirea trilobata Dwarf Venhouttei Spirea#3 cont. 0.80.6 NativeTaxus canadensis Canadian Yew#3 cont. 1.751.25 .Taxus cuspidata 'Nana' Dwarf Japanese Yew

0.6 0.5 0.4 .Black-Eyed SusanRudbeckia fulgida 'Goldstrum'174

Salvia nemorosa 'May Night'149

Sedum spectabile 'Autumn Fire'151

#1 cont.

#1 cont.

0.45 0.6

0.45 0.6 0.4

0.4

.

.

May Night Meadow Sage

Showy Stonecrop #1 cont.

8764

92

60cm

1.0

1.6

1.5




11 - Sedum spectabile'Autumn Fire'3 - Diervilla lonicera


W.B. 22.0 18.0 NativeQuerus macrocarpa 3 Bur Oak as shown60mm

0.9 0.8 0.6 .PeonyPaeonia 'Bowl of Beauty'34 #1 cont.

150mm topsoil, fine grade and seewith Custom Naturalization Mix

150mm topsoil, fine grade and seedwith Early Succession/Riparian Mix


4 - Juniperussabina 'Arcadia'

10 - Paeonia'Bowl of Beauty'

C.I.P. concrete with CIP coloured banding- see detail D8, L-7



3 - Rosa rugosa'Nearly Wild'



#3 cont. 0.81.01.0 .Rosa rugosa 'Nearly Wild'11 Nearly Wild Rose





4 - Taxuscuspidata 'Nana'8 - Sedum spectabile'Autumn Fire'

6 - Spirea trilobata12 - Helictotrichonsempervirens

5 - Taxuscuspidata 'Nana'10 - Sedum spectabile'Autumn Fire'6 - Spirea trilobata


5 - Taxuscuspidata 'Nana'10 - Sedum spectabile'Autumn Fire'











1. Soil mixture: four (4) parts native soil, one (1) part well rottedcompost.If existing soil is not suitable provide triple mix topsoil orapproved equal.

2. Saucer shall be soaked with water and mulched immediatelyfollowing planting.

3. Massed shrubs shall be planted in continuous mulched bedsunless otherwise noted.

4. Staking schedule;< 30mm caliper size/ 2500mm ht. - one stake> 30mm caliper size/ 2500mm ht. - two stakes> 70mm caliper - three stakes

5. All support systems must be removed once tree is established.6. All trees to be straight and planted vertically regardless of slope.7. Top of root flare shall be positioned 50mm above grade.8. The following depths of soil are required for planting;

· 15cm topsoil for sod;· 30cm of topsoil for perennials;· 45cm of topsoil for shrubs;· 90cm of topsoil for trees

PLANTING NOTES:


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PROJECT

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Enlargement 'A'- Rose Garden


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Proposed Retirement Residence20 McCraney Street East

Sixth Line

Trafalgar Road

Upper Middle Ro

ad East

SITE

SHERIDANCOLLEGE


ENLARGEMENT 'A' - Rose GardenSCALE 1:100


proposed perennial


existing elevation

proposed elevation


property line


proposed shrubs


1 0 1 4

1:100

2

(m)

north

PUTTING GREEN- SEE DETAIL

D2, L-8

1.8M HT WOODENPRIVACY FENCE- SEE DETAIL D6, L-7

1 - Acer rubrum

FOR BIOSWALE TREE ANDPLANT SPECIES SEE BIOSWALEDRAWING ON SHEET L-4

FOR BUFFER PLANTINGSSEE BUFFERMANAGEMENTDRAWING ON SHEET L-5

14 - Rosa 'Flower Carpet Coral'6 - Magnolia stellata 'Royal Star'

3 - Syringa reticulata 'Ivory Silk'underplanted with36 - Festuca glauca

3 - Prunus americana

11 - Juniperus sabina


1 - Prunus americanaunderplanted with9 - Taxus canadensis


8 - Astilbe arendsii 'Amethyst'

31 - Astilbe arendsii 'Amethyst'










7 - Juniperus sabina



5 - Prunus americana


25 - Rudbeckia fulgida 'Goldstrum'




16 - Rosa 'Easy EleganceChampagne Wishes'

12 - Rosa 'Blaze Improved'

17 - Festuca glauca

PLANT LIST

TREES


(m)

MATURESPREAD

(m)

O.C.SPACING

(m)COMMENTSSIZE

60mm

125cm

60cm

W.B.

#5 cont.

#3 cont.

#3 cont.

#1 cont.

15.0 12.0

8.0 5.0

0.8

0.8

1.0

1.0

1.25

1.25

1.5 1.2

0.9 0.6 0.4

1.0

Native

Specimen; Native

.

White

Purple

Native

SHRUBS

PERENNIALS/ GRASSES

Acer rubrum

Prunus americana

Ilex glabra 'Compacta'

Rosa 'Easy Elegance Champagne Wishes'

1

9

21

32

Red Maple

American Plum

Compact Inkberry

Champagne Wishes Rose

False Spirea

Canada Bluejoint

#3 cont. 0.60.80.8 YellowRosa 'Easy Elegance Yellow Brick Road'24 Yellow Brick Road Rose

#3 cont. 0.81.00.8 PinkRosa 'Flower Carpet Coral'59 Coral Carpet Rose

Astilbe arendsii 'Amethyst'60

Calamagrostis canadensis22

Deschampsia flexuosa65

Festuca glauca131

#3 cont. as shown2.03.0 Climbing; RedRosa 'Blaze Improved'12 Blaze Improved Rose

#1 cont.

#1 cont.

0.35 0.3

1.0 0.5 0.3

0.15

.

.

Wavy Hair Grass

Blue Fescue #1 cont.

as shown

22 - Rudbeckia fulgida'Goldstrum'

31 - Rosa 'Flower Carpet Coral'

16 - Rosa 'Easy EleganceChampagne Wishes'

18 - Perovskia atriplicifolia

12 - Rosa 'Easy EleganceYellow Brick Road'

12 - Rosa 'Easy EleganceYellow Brick Road'

14 - Rosa 'Flower Carpet Coral'

34 - Liatris spicata

29 - Rudbeckia fulgida var.sullivantii 'Little Goldstar'

18 - Festuca glauca

39 - Rudbeckia fulgida var.sullivantii 'Little Goldstar'

15 - Festuca glauca

15 - Festuca glauca


15 - Festuca glauca

15 - Festuca glauca





#1 cont.

0.95 0.9

0.5 0.45 0.25

0.7

Native; Purple

.

Dense Blazing Star

Russian Sage

Liatris spicata72

Perovskia atriplicifolia18

Rudbeckia fulgida 'Goldstrum'47

Rudbeckia fulgida var. sullivantii'Little Goldstar'

68

#1 cont.

#1 cont.

0.35 0.5

0.6 0.6 0.4

0.3

Yellow

Yellow

Black-Eyed Susan

Black-Eyed Susan #1 cont.

150cm 3.05.0 Specimen; White; Multi-StemMagnolia stellata 'Royal Star' (multi-stem) 6 Royal Star Magnolia (multi-stem)

W.B. 8.0 6.0 SpecimenSyringa reticulata 'Ivory Silk' 3 Ivory Silk Tree Lilac as shown

0.45 0.6 0.4 PurpleMay Night Meadow SageSalvia nemorosa 'May Night'59 #2 cont.

40cm #3 cont. 1.01.251.25 WhiteSpiraea trilobata23 Dwarf Vanhouttei Spirea

30cm #3 cont. 1.01.251.25 .Juniperus sabina18 Savin Juniper

#3 cont. 0.81.00.6 NativeTaxus canadensis Canadian Yew

as shown

60mm

W.B. as shown

95


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Proposed Retirement Residence20 McCraney Street East

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SITE

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ENLARGEMENT 'B' - Vegetated BioswaleSCALE 1:100


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ENLARGEMENT 'B' - Vegetated BioswaleSCALE 1:100



3 - Acer rubrum



3 - Thuja occidentalis



3 - Cornus sericea

10 - Calamagrostis canadensis

10 - Coreopsislanceolata

12 - Verbena hastata

8 - Liatris spicata





4 - Ceanothus americanus

4 - Cornus sericea




8 - Coreopsis lanceolata

8 - Bromus ciliatus


3 - Cornus sericea

5 - Ceanothus americanus7 - Bromus ciliatus 13 - Liatris spicata

8 - Asclepias incarnata10 - Coreopsis lanceolata5 - Diervilla lonicera

7 - Verbena hastata



FOR ROSE GARDENPLANTING REFER TODRAWING L3

8 - Liatris spicata



4 - Cornus sericea

6 - Ceanothusamericanus

8 - Bromus ciliatus



3 - Tilia americana


6 - Diervilla lonicera3 - Cornus sericea




7 - Diervilla lonicera7 - Verbena hastata


9 - Liatris spicata


FOR ROSE GARDENPLANTING SEE DRAWING L-4




10 - Bromus ciliatus

15 - Asclepias tuberosa 10 - Asclepias incarnata



11 - Verbenahastata

10 - Coreopsislanceolata 4 - Cornus sericea

11 - Asclepias incarnata11 - Soildago flexicaulis11 - Asclepias tuberosa

9 - Bromus ciliatus


10 - Asclepias incarnata13 - Liatris spicata


6 - Asclepias tuberosa4 - Liatris spicata



15 - Calamagrostiscanandensis




5 - Picea glauca

2 - Acer rubrum

17 - Soildago flexicaulis16 - Liatris spicata


3 - Cornus sericea



12 - Bromus ciliatus





5 - Verbena hastata





7 - Asclepias tuberosa







6 - Verbena hastata






4 - Diervilla lonicera8 - Verbena hastata


6 - Bromus ciliatus 7 - Verbenahastata




10 - Coreopsis lanceolata 6 - Calamagrostis canadensis



5 - Verbena hastata


PLANT LIST

TREES


(m)

MATURESPREAD

(m)

O.C.SPACING

(m)COMMENTSSIZE

60mm W.B. 15.0 12.0

8.0 7.0

Native

Specimen; Native

PERENNIALS/ GRASSES

Acer rubrum

Cercis canadensis

5

3

Red Maple

Eastern Redbud as shown

W.B. 10.0 4.0 NativeThuja occidentalis 16 Easter White Cedar as shown

as shown

W.B. 20.0 13.0 NativeTilia americana 3 Basswood as shown60mm

W.B. 10.0 7.0 NativeOstrya virginiana 4 Ironwood as shown60mm

W.B. 20.0 6.0 NativePicea glauca 5 White Spruce as shown

W.B. 18.0 13.0 NativeQuercus macrocarpa 1 Bur Oak as shown60mm

#3 cont. 0.81.01.25 NativeCeanothus americanus New Jersey Tea49

#3 cont. 1.82.01.75 NativeCornus sericea Red Osier Dogwood28

#3 cont. 0.81.00.8 NativeDiervilla lonicera Bush Honeysuckle71

#3 cont. 0.81.00.6 NativeTaxus canadensis Canadian Yew42

SHRUBS

125cm

125cm

60mm W.B.

3 - Diervilla lonicerra




4 - Cornussericea

12 - Bromusciliatus

12 - Verbenahastata


ARMOUR STONES

ARMOUR STONES



#1 cont. 0.9 0.6 0.45 Native; YellowZigzag GoldenrodSoildago flexicaulis64

#1 cont. 1.25 0.6 0.45 Native; PurpleBlue VervainVerbena hastata108

#1 cont. 0.6 0.3 0.15 Native; OrangeButterfly MilkweedAsclepias tuberosa53

#1 cont. 1.0 0.8 0.6 NativeCanada BluejointCalamagrostis canadensis85

#1 cont. 0.6 0.3 0.15 Native; YellowLance-leaved TickseedCoreopsis lanceolata123

#1 cont. 1.0 0.6 0.45 Native; PinkSwamp MilkweedAsclepias incarnata162

#1 cont. 0.5 0.45 0.25 Native; PurpleDense Blazing StarLiatris spicata130

#1 cont. 0.9 0.45 0.25 NativeFringed BromeBromus ciliatus72








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STAMP

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SHEET


# DATE DESCRIPTION

MUNICIPALITY

LEGEND

KEY MAP - N.T.S.

north

Sixth Line

Trafalgar Road

Upper Middle Ro

ad East

SITE

SHERIDANCOLLEGE

proposed perennial



property line



proposed shrubs


north

Rhus typhina

Rosa blanda

TREES

BOTANICAL NAMEQNTY.

Staghorn Sumac

Meadow Rose

COMMON NAME CAL. COND.MATUREHEIGHT

(m)

MATURESPREAD

(m)

O.C.SPACING

(m)COMMENTSSIZE

150cm

50cm

#5 cont.

#3 cont.

2.0

1.5

3.0

2.0

3.0

1.5

.

.

SHRUBS

WHIPS

Quercus rubra Red Oak

Tilia americana

Cornus racemosa Gray Dogwood #3 cont. 3.54.04.0 .

60mm

60mm

W.B. 22.0 20.0 . .

W.B. 25.0 15.0 . .Basswood

50cm

Sambucus canadensis American Elderberry 50cm #3 cont. 2.02.53.0 .

REQUIRED PROVIDED

PLANTING DENSITY CALCULATIONSWOODLOT LANDSCAPE BUFFER BLOCK 884 (East)

BAND 1

BAND 2

BAND 3

TOTAL TREES (5 TREES / 100 s.m.)

TOTAL SHRUBS (5 SHRUBS PER TREE)

TOTAL TREES (3 TREES / 100 s.m.)

TOTAL SHRUBS (5 SHRUBS PER TREE)

36716m²

351m²

298m² Upland Seed Mix (see notes below)

180

11

55

5% caliper

50% whip and/ or saplings

45% seedling and/ or plugs

5% caliper

50% whip and/ or saplings

45% seedling and/ or plugs

2

18

16

1

6

39

2

18

19

180

11

1

6

4

55

NOTE:ALL PLANT SUBSTITUTIONS TO BEREVIEWED AND APPROVED BYLANDSCAPE ARCHITECT ANDCONSERVATION HALTON

1. All plant substitutions to be reviewed and approved by LandscapeArchitect and Conservation Halton.

2. Impact to plantings from Phase 1 and natural succession will beminimized:

· where possible, no trampling of existing roots of establishednative vegetation;

· access routes to be discussed on site to limit disturbance.

3. Areas for proposed seedlings, whips and pollinators will beexcavated to 150mm depth. Planting beds to be filled with triple mixtopsoil, planted and mulched.

4. Much depth of 75mm to be added to proposed wildflower andforb/grasses beds to reduce encroachment by opportunistic species.

BUFFER PLANTING NOTES:

1. All work to be carried out in accordance with by-laws and codeshaving jurisdiction over site location.

2. Complete all work to the satisfaction of the Landscape Architect.3. Report any changes, discrepancies or substitutions to the Landscape

Architect for review. Obtain approval from the Landscape Architectbefore proceeding.

4. It is the contractor's responsibility to determine existing servicelocations.

5. Exact locations of plant material will be determined by placement ofsite services such as hydro vaults, meters, utilities roof rain waterleaders, driveways, light standards, etc.

6. All plant material locations to be staked or marked out andapproved by Landscape Architect prior to installation.

7. Supply all plant material in accordance with the Canadian Standardsfor Nursery Stock (8th ed.).

8. Install plant material according to details shown.9. Supply and place mulch in accordance with Canadian Landscape

Standard (Section 10, Mulching). Disturbed soil areas around treesand shrubs are to be covered with shredded conifer bark mulch suchas 'Canada Red' or 'Gro-Bark' mulch, or approved equivalent.Alternative mulches must be approved by the Landscape Architect.

10. Contractor to utilize layout dimensions where provided11. Provide planting bed area as noted on the drawing or to

accommodate mature size of plant material.12. All support systems must be removed by the contractor at time of

final acceptance. No extras will be paid to complete this work13. Supply and place topsoil in accordance with Canadian Landscape

Standard (Section 4, Grading & Drainage and Section 6, GrowingMedium) to a minimum depth of 150mm unless otherwise specified.

14. Supply and place sod in accordance with Canadian LandscapeStandard (Section 7, Lawns & Grass and Section 8, TurfgrassSod)unless otherwise specified.

15. Supply and place seed in accordance with Canadian LandscapeStandard (Section 4, Grading & Drainage and Section 6, GrowingMedium) unless otherwise specified. All 5:1 or greater slopes to beseeded with tacifier. Contractor to provide necessary erosion controlprotection as required to ensure soil stabilization and proper seedgermination.

16. All dimensions in meters unless otherwise noted.17. If discrepancies arise between plant material count shown on

drawing and plant list, the drawing shall be considered correct.18. Contractor to provide minimum one (1) year warranty (including trees

on municipal property) from date accepted on all work unlessotherwise specified.

19. Any site plan or grading and servicing shown is for information only.Refer to approved drawings.

20. Not for construction unless stamped, signed and dated byLandscape Architect.

21. Drawings not to be reproduced without written consent fromLandscape Architect.

22. Approval of landscape plan to be obtained from municipality.23. All plant material to be planted a minimum of 1.0m from any swales

or ditches.24. For grading and servicing information refer to the consulting

Engineer's drawings.25. For lighting information and power distribution refer to the electrical

consultant's drawings.

LANDSCAPE NOTES:

2. Contractor responsible for soil test to determine fertilizer rates. Resultsof soil test shall be provided to the Landscape Architect for review andapproval.

3. Hydraulic mulch to be approved by the Landscape Architect shall beapplied at the rate of 2100kg per hectare.

4. The contractor shall not carry out the work under adverse weatherconditions such as high wind, frozen ground or ground covered withsnow, ice or standing water.

5. Grade sub-grade, eliminate uneven areas and low spots, ensurepositive drainage. Remove debris, roots, branches, stones in excess of50mm diameter and other deleterious materials. Remove subsoil thathas been contaminated with oil, gasoline or calcium chloride, disposeof removed material as directed by Landscape Architect.

6. Grade seed bed for terraseeding to a uniform surface and removevegetation which may interfere with seeding operations. Loosen soil todepth of 25mm minimum and remove stones and foreign materialwhich protrude more than 75mm above the surface.

7. All areas to be terraseeded to receive 150mm of topsoil.8. Seeded areas to be maintained by contractor ensuring adequate

water, fertilizer, maintenance and repair until seeded areas areproperly established. Areas seeded in fall will be accepted in followingspring, one month after start of growing season provided acceptanceconditions are fulfilled.

1. Areas to be seeded with naturalization mix shall receive an applicationof naturalization seed at the rate of 25-30 kg/hectare or 2 kg/100m² forspot applications, in the following mixture:

Early Succession/Riparian Mix*Black Eyed Susan (Rudbeckia hirta) 5%Blue Vervain (Verbena hastata) 10%Canada Anemone (Anemone canadensis) 1%Canada Goldenrod (Solidago canadensis) 4%Little Bluestem (Schizachyrium scoparuim) 10%Common Milkweed (Aeclepiasw syriaca) 5%Fowl Bluegrass (Poa palustris) 25%Meadow/Open Field Sedge (Carex granularis) 20%New England Aster(Symphyotrichum novae-angliae) 1%Path Rush (Juncus tenuis) 10%Purple Stemmed Aster(Symphyotrichum puniceum) 1%Virgins Bower (Clematis virginiana) 4&Wild Bergamot (Monarda fistulosa) 4%

*apply with Annual Oats (Avena sativa) nursecrop at 22kg/hectare.

TERRASEED NOTES:

PLANT LIST

Buffer Planting Bands

EXISTING TRAIL CONNECTIONTO BE REMOVED

WHIPS 22.51m²3 - Quercusmacrocarpa

WHIPS 19.48m²3 - Acer rubrum

WHIPS 19.93m²6 - Prunus serotina

4

1 - Tilia americana

SEEDLINGS19.06m²4 - Tilia americana

SEEDLINGS 20.54m²3 - Quercus macrocarpa

SEEDLINGS 24.52m²3 - Prunus serotina

SEEDLINGS14.88m²3 - Quercus rubra

SEEDLINGS 19.93m²3 - Quercus rubra

WHIPS 27.78m²6 - Acer saccharum

SEEDLINGS 13.77m²3 - Acer saccharum

SEEDLINGS 20.41m²4 - Tilia americana

12 - Sambucuscanadensis

17 - Rosa blanda

7 - Cornus racemosa

6 - Rhus typhina

WHIPS 25.35m²6 - Acer rubrum

7 - Sambucus canadensis

11 - Rhus typhina


16 - Cornus racemosa

20 - Ribes aureum

6 - Rhus typhina

7 - Cornus racemosa

5 - Rhus typhina


5 - Cornus racemosa

13 - Ribes aureum

11 - Rosa blanda

9 - Rosa blanda

6 - Rhus typhina

10 - Rosa blanda

Quercus macrocarpa2 Bur Oak 60mm W.B. 22.0 18.0 . .

Ribes aureum Golden Currant #3 cont. 1.251.52.0 .40cm

Acer rubrum

Acer saccharum

Red Maple 15.0 12.0 2.0 .

Sugar Maple 30.0 15.0 2.0 .

Quercus macrocarpa Burr Oak 22.0 18.0 2.0 .

Prunus serotina Black Cherry 24.0 10.0 2.0 .

SEEDLINGS

Acer saccharum

.

Sugar Maple seedling 2.0 .

Quercus macrocarpa Burr Oak

Quercus rubra

2.0 .

2.0 .Red Oak

Prunus serotina Black Cherry 2.0 .

30.0 15.0

22.0 18.0

22.0 20.0

24.0 10.0


150mm

150mm

150mm

150mm

#5 cont.

#5 cont.

#5 cont.

#5 cont.

seedling

seedling

seedling

Tilia americana 2.0 .Basswood 25.0 15.0seedling

PROPOSED 1.2m HEIGHT BLACKVINYL CHAIN LINK FENCE- SEE DETAIL D7, L-7

NOTE:STUMPS FROM NATIVE SPECIES WITHIN 5.0mOF THE NEW EDGE SHOULD NOT BE GRUBBED OUT

Buffer Planting

EXISTING TRAIL TO REMAIN


EXISTING TRAIL CONNECTIONTO BE REMOVED

BAND 3BAND 2BAND 1

BAND 3

BAND 2BAND 1







NOTE: STUMPS FROM NATIVE SPECIES WITHIN 5.0mOF THE NEW EDGE SHOULD NOT BE GRUBBED OUT

NOTE:STUMPS FROM NATIVE SPECIES WITHIN 5.0mOF THE NEW EDGE SHOULD NOT BE GRUBBED OUT

1 - Quercus rubra

12 - Cornus racemosa

13 - Rhus typhina


14 - Ribes aureum



Custom Naturalization Seed Mix*New England Aster (Aster novae-angliae) 3%Fox Sedge (Carex vulpinoidea) 25%Wild Bergamot (Monarda fistulosa) 15%Grey Goldenrod (Solidago nemoralis 10%Bottle-Brush Grass (Elymus hystrix) 6%Virginia Wild Rye (Elymus virginicus) 10%Fowl Bluegrass (Poa palustris) 25%Black-Eyed Susan (Rudbeckia hirta) 6%

*apply with annual oats (Avena sativa) nursecrop at 22kg/hectare.

Supplied by:St. Williams Nursery & Ecology Centre (or approved equal)P: 1-519-586-9116W: www.stwilliamsnursery.com

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1 - Acer rubrum

2 - Cornus racemosa10 - Rhus typhina

4 - Prunus pensylvanica

Prunus pensylvanica Pin Cherry .4.010.0 .10 60mm W.B.

5 - Rosa blanda

1 - Quercus rubra

1 - Pinus strobus

Pinus strobus1 Eastern White Pine 200cm W.B. 20.0 7.0 . .

5 - Rhus typhina


1 - Acer saccharum

Acer saccharum1 Sugar Maple 60mm W.B. 15.0 10.0 . .


10 - Rosa blanda

WHIPS 26.90m²2 - Acer rubrum, 3 - Prunus serotina

7 - Ribes aureum



Taxus canadensis Canadian Yew 50cm #3 cont. 0.751.00.6 .5



3 - Cornus racemosa

WHIPS 24.87m²4 - Acer saccharum


8 - Ribes aureum

150mm TOPSOIL, FINE GRADE AND SEEDWITH EARLY SUCCESSION/RIPARIAN MIX

300mm TOPSOIL, FINE GRADE AND SEEDWITH CUSTOM NATURALIZATION SEED MIX

300mm TOPSOIL, FINE GRADE AND SEEDWITH EARLY SUCCESSION/RIPARIAN MIX

60mm W.B. 15.0 12.0 NativeAcer rubrum 1 Red Maple as shown








PLANTING NOTES:


1. Remove any invasive species (either herbaceous or woody) foundonsite deemed to be invasive by the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture,Food and Rural Affairs (OMAFRA).

2. Excavating to 300mm depth and replacing with topsoil throughout thebuffer area will help in the prevention of dormant seeds resetting thefollowing year.

3. Herbaceous species are not always confined to specific locations fromyear to year. Some can be found as individuals and others can befound in groups. Any invasive species are to be removed from thebuffer area by the Owner/Owner's Representative in all locations foundat time of removal.

4. The invasive species are to be hand pulled by a qualified worker whoknows the difference between the invasive species and native species.This is to be completed in early spring (April-May) before the plantshave set seed. The entire root system must be pulled or the plant canre-establish itself.

5. All on site workers involved in the removal of invasive species should befamiliar with the Best Management Practices published by the OntarioInvasive Plant Council,www.ontarioinvasiveplants.ca/resources/best-management-practices.

6. Dispose of all parts (herbaceous, roots, etc) of the invasive speciesoffsite in a responsible manner.

7. The areas that have been cleared of invasive species will be replantedas per the Buffer Management Plan. This will help deter there-establishment of invasives.

8. Hand pulling must be completed again the following spring as soildisturbance will stimulate the germination of seeds in the ground.

9. The Buffer is to be monitored for 5 more years to ensure invasive speciesdo not re-colonize.

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MUNICIPALITY

LEGEND

KEY MAP - N.T.S.

north

Sixth Line

Trafalgar Road

Upper Middle Ro

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SITE

SHERIDANCOLLEGE

property line


north

existing vegetation to remain

existing tree onsite to remain(1.5 credited towards 20% tree canopy cover)

proposed large stature tree

proposed medium stature tree

proposed small stature tree

LEGEND

Tree SpeciesTree# # of trees per tree(meters cubed)

Soil Volume

per tree(meters squared)

Crown Area

squared)Subtotal (meters

Canopy Area

Total Total Canopy# of trees (meters squared)

Canopy Summary

Site Area

Site Canopy Cover

Land use Canopy Cover Target

14,204.24 sqm

36.88%

20.00%

Parking Area Summary

Total Parking Spaces Proposed 43

95 5231.21

Proposed Small Stature Trees (3-9m spread)

7.00

7.00

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Total # of Trees within 5m of Parking Area 9

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CANOPY CALCULATION CHART # of trees per tree

(meters cubed)Soil Volume

per tree(meters squared)

Crown Area

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Canopy Area

Proposed Large Stature Trees (14+m spread)

Existing Trees

Quercus rubra 154.00 150.67174.99

Acer saccharum (x15 individuals),

1 154.00

Subtotal of existing tree crown area(Overlapping canopies have not been counted twice)

1 - Valley Corridor 16

Acer saccharum (x3), Acer rubrum (x3), Quercus2 - Valley Corridor 10

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367.98

Subtotal of existing tree bonus factor 1.5 705.49

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1 154.0022

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1 154.0026

1 154.0027

1 154.0028

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Acer saccharum

macrocarpa (x2), Prunus serotina (x2)

Ulmus americana (x3 individuals), Acer rubrum (x1)

Malus sp. 23,4 43.56

Acer saccharum 15 19.69

Prunus sp. 16 19.61

Acer saccharum 27,8 52.67

Juglans nigra 19 28.00

Malus sp. 110 38.02

Acer platanoides 111 28.62

Malus sp. 112 16.81

Acer platanoides 113 28.62

1 154.0019

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Quercus macrocarpa 154.00 149.84224.9614 1

Tilia americana

Quercus rubra

Tilia americana

Tilia americana

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Tilia americana

Tilia americana

Quercus macrocarpa

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Tilia americana

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35.23 156.66

86.90 77.53

30.94 157.00

40.91 149.01

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1 30.94Cercis canadensis

1 61.15

1 35.23

14.002 32.85

35.005 33.70

18.283 15.38Prunus americana

7.001 31.26

21.003 24.63Syringa reticulata 'Ivory Silk'

63-68 37.786 17.97Magnolia stelatta 'Royal Star'

69,70 14.002 36.07Ostrya virginiana

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Cercis canadensis

Cercis canadensis

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Prunus americana

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Container Grown PerennialBalled & Burlapped/ Wire Basket Deciduous Tree Balled & Burlapped/ Wire Basket Coniferous Tree

Container Grown Shrub

contractor shall provide75mm mulch for all perennialsexcept groundcovers unlessspecified otherwise

undisturbed soil

excavate to 300mm depth andfill with prepared soil mix(see note) compact topsoilto eliminate air pockets andsettlement

remove perennial frompot or container

provide clean and continuousspade cut along all bed edges

SCALE: NTS SCALE: NTS SCALE: NTS

SCALE: NTS

1D

2D

4D

3D

CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE BURLAP WRAPFOR WINTER PROTECTION FOR DURATION OFMAINTENANCE AND WARRANTY PERIOD.







NOTE

do not cut or damage leader prune onlyinjured, infected or dead branchesremove all nursery tags, plastic or metal

Prune only injured, infected or deadbranches remove all nursery tags

100mm depth shredded cedar barkmulch by Gro-bark Ltd, All TreatFarms or approved equivalent

remove plants from all containers.top 1/3 of burlap &/or rope to be cut& removed from top of root ball

excavate to min. 450mm depth andback-fill with prepared soil mix (seenote) compact topsoil to eliminate airpockets and settlement

scarify pit bottom to 150mm depth

undisturbed soil


Varies, see plan/ plant list 200 min.

remove top 1/3 of wire basket,burlap from root ball

do not cut or damage leader prune onlyinjured, infected or dead branchesremove all nursery tags, plastic or metal

75mm jute ties

2 - 50x50mm wood stakes- stake to extend min. 300mm

into undisturbed soil



excavate to root ball depth andback-fill with prepared soil mix (seenote). Compact topsoil to eliminateair pockets and settlement


undisturbed soil

remove top 1/3 of wire basket,burlap from root ball



excavate to root ball depth andback-fill with prepared soil mix (seenote). Compact topsoil to eliminateair pockets and settlement


undisturbed soil

500 min. 500 min.

PLANTING NOTES:

Varies, see plan/plant list

Wood Privacy Fence (1.8m height - pressure treated)

SECTION

150mm depth 19mm dia. clearcrushed granular

450mm dia. sonotube concretefoundation

38 x 140mm bottom rail (publicside) and 19 x 140mm bottom rail(residential side)

38 x 140mm top rail (public)

1. All fences adjacent to road allowances and walkways to be erected0.15m onto private property. Fencing is not to be erected on the lot line orinto any road allowance or easement.

2. Footing and excavation to be entirely on proposed development lands.

38 x 140mm cap rail

1. All materials, components and workmanship to conform to buildingand local by-laws.

2. All wood to be Pressure Treated (Spruce, Pine Fir) selected mainly forgood appearance all members shall be free of wane and barkpockets. All torn grain shall be eliminated by sanding and planning.Members exhibiting moderate to heavy knots shall be well distributedthroughout the site.

3. All cuts and holes that expose untreated wood should be liberallybrush-coated with two applications of an end-cut preservative(copper naphthenate in ground contact or zinc naphthenate aboveground) before the wood is installed. Follow the manufacturer’srecommendations re: the application of suitable preservatives.

4. All wood to bear lumber grading stamp.5. All fasteners shall have exterior grade finishes suitable for use with

Pressure Treated lumber. Stainless steel, galvanized, zinc-dipped orceramic-coated wood/deck screws are acceptable.

6. All galvanizing to be hot dipped in conformance to CSA standardC164.

7. Drive all fastener heads below surface of wood. Use sufficient sizeand quantity of fasteners to ensure a stable, secure structure.

8. Step fence panels minimum of 100 - 200mm at posts as required bygrade conditions. Sloping of panels may be required for certaingrade conditions - Consultant's approval required.

9. Lumber sizes are actual sizes rather than nominal sizes.10. Concrete to have minimum compressive strength of 25 MPa @ 28

days with 5-7% air entertainment.11. See landscape plan for fence location.

19 x 140mm top rail (residential)

slope bottom rail where required

min. 100 - 200mm stepwhere required

slope top of footing for positivedrainage

proposed finished grade

1200

mm

PROPOSED

DEVELOPMENT

140x140 post

ELEVATION

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GENERAL LAYOUT NOTES

Max

150

NOTES:

19 x 140mm fence board (typ.)

38 x 89mm nailer, atmid-point of panel (typ.)

1800

mm

SCALE: NTS

6D

NOTES:1. All dimensions shown in mm, except as noted.2. All fence fabric, posts, caps, braces & top rails shall be coated withblack vinyl.3. Wire mesh gauge as specified shall be measured prior to powdercoating.4. Position of fence shown on plan and shall be verified on site bylandscape architect prior to installation. Any changes to positioning shallbe verified by landscape architect.

LENGTH (m)DESCRIPTION

LineEnd, corner, straining andgates with openings 5.5m max.

Gates with openings 10.0m max.

O.D. STANDARD RETAININGWALLS

0.603

0.889

1.14

2.5

2.7

2.7 --

2.3

2.0

3.0m MAX. 2.7mMAX.

1.2m

brace panel

25mm max.clearance

ELEVATION

POST DETAILS

fin. grade

GROUND LINE

ROCK LINE

OVERBURDEN

A. IN EARTH B. IN SOLID ROCK(OVERBURDEN LESS THAN 450mm)

C. ON RETAINING WALL

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155 10

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155

300min. 300min.

end, corner, strainingor gate post

line post

300mm dia sonotube15 MPa concretefoundation

tops of footingsto be domed (typ.)

end, corner, strainingor gate post

cement grout or hotpoured sulpher

380

O.D. +25

end, corner, strainiingor gate post

25mm cement groutcapping

5.1mm galvanized sheetmetal sleeve for:end or corner post: 114.3mm id.line post: 88.9mm i.d.

cement grout or hot poured sulpher

cement grout to be used inseating pipe to grade

TOP OF WALL

steel plate cap5.1mm or betterwelded to sleeve

455

380

50

Chain Link Fence (1.2m Height Black Vinyl)

end, corner, strainingor gate post 90mm o.d.galvanized Schedule 40

footing details,see A,B,C below

drop forgedturn buckle

44.5mm (2") sq. wire mesh,6 gauge black vinylsee note

42.9mm O.D. galv. pipe rail,Schedule 40

42.9mm O.D. galv.brace Schedule 40

stretcher barbands: 300mm c.c.steel: min. 3x19mmaluminum: min. 5x19

single strand tension wire 6gauge fastened 450mm c.c.

60mm O.D. galv. line postSchedule 40

fastners 9 gauge aluminiumor heavier 300mm c.c.

knuckled bottom edgeto drain

7D

concrete foundation- earth formed, 30mpa concrete

20m verticals

150mm depth 19mm dia.clear crushed granular base

concrete block corefill with 30mpa concrete

natural stone facing tomatch architectural facade

precast plinth

15m vertical bars

ELEVATION

glavanized masonry anchors- 200 o.c. horizontal- affix to concrete block with tapcon screw

precast concrete cap750mm x 500mm x 150mm

CAP DETAIL1. Do concrete materials and methods of concrete

construction in accordance with OPSS 351.2. Contractor to verify accuracy of concrete details and

reinforcement prior to installation.3. Provide following materials:

.1 cement: to OPSD 905 and 1350.

.2 aggregates for concrete: OPSD 905 and 1350

.3 reinforcing steel if detailed: OPSD 905 and 1350

.4 concrete form snap ties with plastic cones & breakback to be used. Surface patch as required..5 form stripping agent: colorless mineral oil, free of kerosene..6 latex bonding agent: sika bond, sikamix limited, or approved equal..7 form lumber and plywood: clean, free of loose knots,splits and with repairs made smoothly and securely..8 joint fillers: preformed, non-extruding, resilient bituminious type..9 admixtures: to be used only when approved by engineer..10 aggregates for base: granular 'A' to OPSS form 1010..11 water: water used in mixing or curing shall bereasonably clean and free of oil, salt, acid, alkali, sugar,vegetable matter or other substance injurous to the finished project and shall meet the requirement of OPSD.

CONCRETE NOTES:

20m ties @250mm O.C.

1.5m Height Masonry ColumnsSCALE: NTS

5D

9D

Crown or slope at2% to shed wateraway from building

75mm depth limestonescreenings granularcompacted to 95% S.P.D.

adjacent surface, referto landscape planmin. 150mm granular 'A'compacted to 98% spd

compacted subgradecompacted to 95% SPD

Limestone ScreeningsSCALE: NTS

S

Concrete Paving

SECTION

1. All work to be done in accordance with the standards and specifications of the municipality and Ontario Provincial Standards, unless notedotherwise.

2. All concrete to be 32MPa in 28 days with 6 ±1% air entrainment unless otherwise stated.3. Cast-in-place concrete to be sawcut in panels not exceeding 3.0m in any direction, unless otherwise noted. Sawcuts to be 3.5mm wide by

30mm deep and to be made within 16 hours of pouring concrete.4. All CIP concrete surfaces to receive finish as specified on plan. All CIP concrete surfaces to receive acrylic cure and seal.

CONCRETE NOTES:

subgrade compacted to 95% SPD

min. 200mm granular 'A'compacted to 98% SPD

score lines as shown on Plan

150

min

.

proposed planting bed- see landscape plan for layout

SECTION - AT GRADE

150mm thick pouredconcrete paving

MINIMUM 1% SLOPEAWAY FROM SITE

SCALE: NTS

SCALE: NTS

S

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150

min

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SECTION - ON SLAB cast-in-place concrete- light sandblasted finish scorelines asshown on plan- reinforcement shall be Welded WireFabric (Mesh) as per concretespecifications

score lines, min. 3000mmO.C. or as shown on PlanMINIMUM 1% SLOPE

AWAY FROM BUILDING

SLAB SLOPES TO DRAIN

roof slab, refer to architectural drawings

protection board & waterproofingas per architectural details

Note:Detail to be reviewed and approved bystructural engineer prior to construction.For roof slab & waterproofing detailsrefer to architectural & engineeringdrawings.

Floradrain FD 40-E by ZinCo Inc.or approved equal

min. 50mm High PerformanceBedding material (HPB)

filter sheet SF by ZinCo Inc.or approved equal

note: no filter sheet needed aboveFloradrain when using HPB


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Precast Concrete Pavers

'A' Promenade (Unilock) Field as manufactured Granite Blend Il Campo Finish

1. Paver types are as follows (or approved equal):

TYPE DESCRIPTION PATTERN SIZE COLOUR

2. Unit pavers are 100mm thick. Contractor to provide samples on site to be approved by LandscapeArchitect and/or Owner to be approved for vehicular application.

NOTES:

89mm reinforced poured concrete base

precast concrete pavers

sand swept joints

200mm min. granular 'A' (lay in two100mm courses compacted to 95% SPD)

MINIMUM 1%SLOPE AWAYFROM SITE

compacted subgradecompacted to 95% SPD

min. 25mm bedding sand / leveling bed

SECTION - ON CONCRETE BASE

1D

drain holes 1.0m O.C. cover withnon-woven geotextile

140mm reinforcedpoured concrete base

48

767

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70

152

PLAN cast aluminum frame

leveling glidescover plateset screw for securing

threaded rods included(2) 5/8-11 x 3-1/2"

for embedding

BOTTOM VIEW

ELEVATIONS

LANDSCAPE FORMS BIKE RACK - EMERSONMATERIALS: Cast aluminum frame & cover plate, stainless steel leveling glides, finished with polyester powdercoaCOLOR: Metallic: silverUNITS: 13 units, see landscape plan for layout.NOTES: Units ship fully assembled, unit must be anchored (surface mount or embedded)SUPPLIED BY: landscape forms - or approved equal

431 Lawndale Ave.Kalamazoo, MI, 49048T: 800-430-6209F: 269-381-3455E: [email protected]

Emerson Bike Racks by Landscape Forms - approved equal 3D

stainless steel

Metal Planters by Veradek - or approved equal

light weight growing medium,ZinCoblend - I (or approved equal)

CUSTOM CUBEDIMENSIONS: L35" x W35" x H35" (0.90m x 0.90m x 0.90m)MATERIALS: Thick gauge galvanized steelFINISH: All steel components are protected with the duplex protection process (powdercoat)UNITS: 18 units on site, see landscape plan for locations.COLOUR: BlackSUPPLIED BY: Veradek Inc. E: [email protected]

P: 1-888-538-5552 F: 1-905-660-4971

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900mm

900mm

100mm clear gavel drainage course

270R Terrafix filter fabric or approvedequal - do not puncture filter fabric

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edge restraint adjacent to planting areasor unsupported edges (TYP.)

MINIMUM 1%SLOPE AWAYFROM BUILDING

compacted subgrade compacted to95% spd

30mm sand leveling course

SECTION - DRY LAID

pre-cast concrete slabs

sand swept joints

200mm granular 'A' (lay in two 100mmcourses compacted to 95% spd) or19mm crusher run limestonecompacted compacted to 98% spd

PLAN - RESIDENTIAL AMENITY

pre-cast concrete paver 'A'

seed to bent grass as per specifications

min 300mm uniform depth greens mix as perspecifications and graded as per plans.final grade to be approved by landscape architect

polyethylene edging

ensure min 150mm of topsoil from site.fine grade and sod to bluegrass.

apron - min 150mm of topsoil fromsite and seed to fairway seed mix.width varies - see drawings.

compactedsubbase

100mm Ø corrugated, perforated pvcdrainage pipe and backfilled with peagravel. Ensure min 1% positive slope.

Putting Green 2D

Metal Planters by Veradek - or approved equal

LARGE VEGEPODDIMENSIONS: L79" x W39" (2.0m x 1.0m)MATERIALS: UV stabilised polypropylene (food safe-grade plastic) containers

Thick gauge galvanized steel stands.INFORMATION: Canopy protects plants from pests and harsh sun while letting rain and light in.

Canopy includes mist system that can be hooked up to any standard hose.Wicking reservoir below reduces watering up to 80%.Stands create raised gardens (80cm) for wheelchair accessibility.Stands include locable castor wheel to allow for easy maneuverability.

UNITS: 9 units on site, see landscape plan for locations.COLOUR: BlackSUPPLIED BY: Vegepod E: [email protected]

1 Yonge Street P: 1-800-483-6206

5D

Drawing: WP569-02Dimensions are in mm

LANDSCAPE FORMS CHAIR - WELLSPRINGMATERIALS: Teak Wood.COLOR: Natural FinishUNITS: 136, see landscape plan for layout.NOTES: Handle with care, bench's finish can be scuffed by contact

with tools, concrete, or other abrasive surfaces. Contractor toprotect the finish from damage during installation.

SUPPLIED BY: landscape forms - or approved equal431 Lawndale Ave.Kalamazoo, MI, 49048T: 800-430-6209F: 269-381-3455E: [email protected]

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non-marring glide

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Wellspring Chair by Landscape Forms - or approved equal 7D

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Wellspring Dinning Table by Landscape Forms- or approved equal 8

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non-marring glide

umbrella hole

ELEVATION

PLAN


LANDSCAPE FORMS DINING TABLE - WELLSPRINGMATERIALS: Teak Wood.COLOR: Natural FinishUNITS: 31, see landscape plan for layout.NOTES: Handle with care, bench's finish can be scuffed by contact



533

420

169

572

572

830

533

Wellspring Trash Receptacle by Landscape Forms- or approved equal 9

D


LANDSCAPE FORMS TRASH RECEPTACLE - WELLSPRINGMATERIALS: Teak Wood, glavanized trash lid.COLOR: Natural FinishUNITS: 7, see landscape plan for layout.NOTES: Handle with care, bench's finish can be scuffed by contact



non-marring glide

ELEVATION

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655

Wellspring Bench by Landscape Forms - or approved equal 10D


LANDSCAPE FORMS BENCH - WELLSPRINGMATERIALS: Teak Wood, COLOR: Natural FinishUNITS: 17, see landscape plan for layout.NOTES: Handle with care, bench's finish can be scuffed by contact



non-marring glide

ELEVATION

PLAN

1057

1057

738

35

214

629

Windmark Table by Landscape Forms - or approved equal 11D

Drawing: WM721-01Dimensions are in mm

LANDSCAPE FORMS TABLE - WINDMARKMATERIALS: Steel COLOR: Natural Metal FinishUNITS: 6, see landscape plan for layout.NOTES: Handle with care, bench's finish can be scuffed by contact



non-marring glide

strap base

metal tabletop

ELEVATION

PLAN

Patio Furniture by Hauser - or approved equal 6D

Club Chair

Quantum Club Chairor Approved Equivalent

Model: HS8101-KDimensions: 38"x34"x35"Finish: TBDUnits: 8 units on siteManufacturer: Hauser Site Furniture

End Table

Quantum Metal End Tableor Approved Equivalent

Model: HS8107Dimensions: 34"x34"x12.5"HFinish: TBDUnits: 10 units on siteManufacturer: Hauser Site Furniture

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SCALE: NTSSCALE: NTSSCALE: NTSSCALE: NTSSCALE: NTS

Corner Love SeatsQuantum Corner Love Unitor Approved Equivalent

Model: HS81053-KDimensions: 35"x35"x33"Finish: TBDUnits: 5 units of Right moduleManufacturer: Hauser Site Furniture

Love SeatsQuantum Right and Left Arm Love Seatsor Approved Equivalent

Model: HS8102&3-KDimensions: 65"x35"x33"Finish: TBDUnits: 5 units of Right module

5 units of Left moduleManufacturer: Hauser Site Furniture

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wooden cupola- see enlargement


two-tiered wooden roofwith wooden shingles

decorative wooden bracket- see enlargement

O.C. TYP.

O.C. TYP.O.C.O.C. O.C. O.C. O.C.

O.C.TYP.

custom finial or weather vane

NOTES:1. Drawing detail to be reviewed and approved by structural engineer prior to construction2. All materials, components and workmanship to conform to building and local by-laws.3. All wood to be clear western red cedar (or approved equal) and selected mainly for good

appearance. All members shall be free of wane and bark pockets. All torn grain shall beeliminated by sanding and planning.

4. Stained to be approved by landscape architect5. All wood to bear lumber grading stamp.6. All fasteners shall have exterior grade finishes suitable for use with clear western red cedar.7. All galvanizing to be hot dipped in conformance to CSA standard C164.8. Drive all fastener heads below surface of wood. Use sufficient size and quantity of fasteners to

ensure a stable, secure structure.9. Concrete to have minimum compressive strength of 25 Mpa @ 28 days with 5-7% air

entertainment.10. Contractor to provide shop drawings for owner's review prior to construction.

FINISHED GRADE

200 x 200 (8"x8") wooden posts

50 x 235 (2"x10") woodenbeams chamfered as shown

50 x 200 (2"x8") wooden joists410mm (16") O.C. as shownchamfered as shown

50 x 89 (2"x4") wooden purlins410mm (16") O.C. as shownchamfered as shown

400mm dia.concrete foundation

150mm depth 19mm dia.clear crushed granular

200 x 200 (8"x8") wooden posts

50 x 235 (2"x10") woodenbeams chamfered as shown

50 x 200 (2"x8") wooden joists410mm (16") O.C. as shownchamfered as shown

50 x 89 (2"x4") wooden purlins410mm (16") O.C. as shownchamfered as shown

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O.C.O.C.O.C.

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O.C.TYP.

O.C.TYP.

38 x 234mm rafters, 562mm O.C.

1 - 38 x 184

38 x 139 deck board (typ.)

139 x 139 beam

139 x 139 beam

Helical pier


hammer rebar @ groundscrewcentres to act as a guideand to reinforce screw


139 x 139 beam

139 x 139 beam

12 GAP TYP.BETWEEN BOARDS

SECTION A-A

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1. All materials, components and workmanship to conform to building and local by-laws.2. All wood to be Pressure Treated (Spruce, Pine, Fir) selected mainly for good appearance all members shall be free of wane and bark pockets. All torn grain shall be

eliminated by sanding and planning. Members exhibiting moderate to heavy knots shall be well distributed throughout the site.3. All cuts and holes that expose untreated wood should be liberally brush-coated with two applications of an end-cut preservative (copper naphthenate in ground contact

or zinc naphthenate above ground) before the wood is installed. Follow manufacturer's recommendations re: the application of suitable preservatives.4. All wood to bear lumber grading stamp.5. All fasteners shall have exterior grade finishes suitable for use with Pressure Treated lumber. Stainless steel, galvanized, zinc - dipped or ceramic-coated wood/deck screws

are acceptable.6. All galvanizing to be hot dipped in conformance to CSA standard C164.7. Drive all fastener heads below surface of wood. Use sufficient size and quantity of fasteners to ensure a stable, secure structure.8. Lumber sizes are actual sizes rather than nominal sizes.9. Concrete to have minimum compressive strength of 25 MPa @ 28 days with 5-7% air entrainment.10. See landscape plan for bridge location.11. Contractor to provide shop drawings to owner for approval prior to construction.

NOTES:

NOTE:Detail to be reviewed and certified by StructuralEngineer prior to construction.

Wooden BridgeSCALE: NTS

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CUPOLA ENLARGEMENT BRACKET ENLARGEMENTSIDE ELEVATION

FRONT ELEVATION

O.C. bioswale

square steel posts

50mm square wooden railing

metal cables


hammer rebar @ groundscrewcentres to act as a guideand to reinforce screw


139 x 139 beam

139 x 139 beam

square steel posts

50mm square wooden railing

O.C.

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CAP DETAIL1. Do concrete materials and methods of concrete

construction in accordance with OPSS 351.2. Contractor to verify accuracy of concrete details and

reinforcement prior to installation.3. Provide following materials:

.1 cement: to OPSD 905 and 1350.

.2 aggregates for concrete: OPSD 905 and 1350

.3 reinforcing steel if detailed: OPSD 905 and 1350

.4 concrete form snap ties with plastic cones & breakback to be used. Surface patch as required..5 form stripping agent: colorless mineral oil, free of kerosene..6 latex bonding agent: sika bond, sikamix limited, or approved equal..7 form lumber and plywood: clean, free of loose knots,splits and with repairs made smoothly and securely..8 joint fillers: preformed, non-extruding, resilient bituminious type..9 admixtures: to be used only when approved by engineer..10 aggregates for base: granular 'A' to OPSS form 1010..11 water: water used in mixing or curing shall bereasonably clean and free of oil, salt, acid, alkali, sugar,vegetable matter or other substance injurous to the finished project and shall meet the requirement of OPSD.

CONCRETE NOTES:

Entry Columns and WallSCALE: NTS

1D

SECTIONS - COLUMN WALL

square

concrete foundation- earth formed, 30mpa concrete

20m verticals

150mm depth 19mm dia.clear crushed granular base

concrete block corefill with 30mpa concrete

natural stone facing tomatch architectural facade

precast plinth

15m vertical bars

glavanized masonry anchors- 200 o.c. horizontal- affix to concrete block with tapcon screw

precast concrete cap750mm x 750mm x 150mm

20m ties @250mm O.C.

finished grade


precast concrete cap750mm x length x 150mm

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