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IN TURF BLEND R1510N(BLEND TO BE DETERMINED BY OWNER)
BLANKETS TO BE IN5TALLED PER MANUFACTURER'S IN5TRUGTION5
AND EL.BLANKET DETAILS(TH15 DWG)
PROP05ED APPROXIMATE BLANKET 6ROUNDGOVER = t14,211 5Q.FT.
PROPOSED PLANTINGS
SEE LANDSCAPE SGHEJULE(THIS DWG)FOR 1_ANix�G�4PED SECTION OF WALL 'NORTH'
I PLANT SPECIES,SIZE AND SPACING REQUIRID.\ APPROXIMATELY 3'10'LONG PLANT W/A MIX OF 5M.TREES,
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INSTALL ERO5ION CONTROL BLANKETS IN M/�TTITUCK W _
DISTURBED AREAS WHERE SHOWN. tom ^^`"`
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REINFORCEMENT MAT R'� � fi � AREA: 62,310 5F �' ° V,
rloneL: GF62ODO 6Eobwv REII�ORC�ED Gaorur ru �,� � �, F.R..EL. = 10.00'
TURF BLEW RSION tI3l.B'U7 TO 1E DETEF44NM BY Owtezl n ' (NO 6A5ENENT) N
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y now or formerly �5 v- 3 VA 14 VAGGINIUM AN6U5TIFOLIUM LOWBU5H BLUEBERRY 5 GAL.CONTAINER 8' O.G. Q � LL N
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MP 11 MYRIGA PBNSYLVANICA 13AYBERRY 2-3 GAL. CONTAINER MIN. 60.6.RT O (�
AG III AMELANGH� ANADEN5IS 5T SHADBtnli 2-3 GAL. CONTAINER MIN. 12' OL.
LANDSGAPE PARTIAL PLAN
GRASSES I GROUND COVER
PV 144 PAN01 VI%ATUM 5HTGH6RA55 I GAL.CONTAINER 2'O.G. PA�E :
PQ 144 PARTHENOC,15%6 QUINQUEFOLIA VIRGINIA CREEPER I GAL. CONTAINER 2'O.G.
40 20 0 40 80 120 16>0 200 A5 144 A%IEPIAS 5YRIAGA COMMON MILKWEED 16AL. GONTAINER 2'O.G.
CRAPHIG SCALE I" = 40'-O° 55 144 BAC 14AR15 HALIMIFOLIA GROUND5EL BU5H I GAL. CONTAINER 2'O.G.
SulodiVlslon Map of "Shore Acres"
Filed on January 3, IQ14 as Map no.41
PLANTED AREA:
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THESE MMN65 AND A660MPANYIN6 5PEGIFIGATION5,AS INSTRUMENTS OF 5E2VIa,ARE THE EXCLUSIVE PROPERTY OF THE ARCHITECT AND THEIR USE AND PUBLICATION 5HALL BE RESTRICTED TO THE OR16INAL 517E FOR WHICH THEY WERE PREPARED.RII15E,REPRODUCTION OR PUBLICATIONMET BY ANY HOD,IN WHOLE OR IN PART, 15 PROHIBITED EXCEPT BY WRITTEN PERM155ION FROM THE ARCHITECT.TITLE TO THESE PLANS SHALL REMAIN WITH THE ARCHITECT. V15UAL CONTACT WITH THEM SHALL CONSTITUTE PRIMA FACIE EVDENGE I OF ACCEPTANCE OF THESE RE5TT21GTION5.
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EROSION CONTROL BLANKETS
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matsJblankets should '' n
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downslope. �-
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SEED SOD T5
$101P DOW STRAND HOSE,2 PIECES
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6'ABOVE 6RDUN') 514RUB5
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8 LONG CEDAR STAKEMattings of natural materials are used to cover the sod surface
to reduce erosion from rainO' hold soil in la and I =° ar;atet PSALM
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absorb and hold nwis vice near the sod surface. Additionally, 2* to ! / � totbove eNALL WaI _ S o
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matting maybe used to stabilize axis Untilve�on is 3 overlap / ar /r t soo{ce \ �• A5 MWR Was No STAM
established_ / p ater ' ;Td1o)k:':;`.;,,;'•<: REt11R®.
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Implementationt / -r- �Qapte % AR(JIRD TRUNK
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Organic matting materials have been found to be effective where re-vegetation will be provided
by re-seeding. The choice of matting should be based on the sire of area,side slopes,surface Non—woven TOP�
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condit:ioms such as hardness,moWnre,weed growth,and availability of materials. ISOMETRIC VIEW + g otexric ile filter
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•TYPICAL SLOPE typical Treatment. a 2� r�N. 6 RBNFORQV R UBER Va BLE STRAND
I meiim Contrd rkmketslMats SOIL S TA B L 1 Z A TI ON SLOP I I MN. BALL MIN. HOSE 2 PIECES 012 RARE TWISTED
■ Biodegradalde rolled erosion control products(RECPs)are typicany composed of jute fibers, NTS WET cu � PLANTING PIT m SAM
rled woad fibers,straw,coconut fiber,or a combination of these materials. In order an NOTES: _a"13ECP to be considered ioo96 biodegradable,the netting,sewing or adhesive system that 1. Slope surfface shall be free of rocks. clods, sticks cJ'TREET TREE5 oe ARM TM 110,MR 3'►�1 ct+
holds the biodegradable mulch fibers together must also be biodegradable and gross, Mots/bionkets shall hove good soil contact.
Jute is a natural fiber that is made into a guru that is loosely woven into a biodegradable 2. Lay blankets loosely and stoke or staple to maintain SPECIFICATIORS FOR T1 6RAPE
mesh. It is designed to be used in conjunction with veget'afion and has longevity of direct contact with the soil. Do not stretch.
3. Install per manufacturer's recommendations I. TREES 5NAI L BE OF NJR5BZ1'STOCK OF AN APPROVED 5PEUE5,6ROWJ UNDBZ THE ! z
approximately one year. The material is supplied in rolled strips,which arhould be 1a T IM
�wrTATIc GOWIT10N5 A5 THE PART1CaLAR 51TE THEN'SIfNI BE of S,T�T� VOSKX AND
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6ROW K FREE OF N5 WT EST AND DISEASE,SUITABLE POR STREET TREE NEE. "/
secured to the soil with U-shaped staples or stakes in accordance with manufacturers 2 TINE AVBRA6E TRIMDUVtLTtR AT A FEI6HT OF 51X MES G� ABOVE TIE E RB3tS oNL� O
recommendations. TYPICAL I S TA A TI TAIL F III dl W LPa%TALI.eE A HNIKIN OF THREE(3)MUfS
3. ALL PLANTING SHALL EE DONE IN wm+GOOD HORTICULnRAL PRAGnce. ..
THE POLLOHN615 DBUA 71D TO HE 600D HORTII PRACTICE: t-
orx InstaUation on Slo N THE TRUNK 5H U BE MAPPED NTH BURLAP OR KRAFT PAPER TREE WRAP AND THE b" I& MIN. b" l--
TREES BE STAKED wTH Two(2J CEDAR POLES SWRW To TIE TREE BY WAI a V
■ site preparation is essential to erasaare complete contact of the blanket or matting with should accordance with the manufacturer'as recommendations. In general, (2)ALL TREES SHALL 13E T»BALLED AND BR AWED,AND THE BALL In
thesal thesewill be as follows: SHALL.BE AT LEAST TND AND 0HE HALF f2 0 FEET IN DIAJ,E PUNTING PIT (3 `D
0)ALL WE PITS% LL BE BK14TRI 7 M TOP501L
In Grade and shape the area of installation. ■ Begin at the top of the slope and anchor the blanket in a a6 in. 6 in.wide trench 4. ALL TREES LEW WER,N W!W 94ALL BE BRANGI®NOT LONER THAN SIX(6)f EET X
�"at'� BadM trench and tamp earth -KrM AN AVSZ46E H36HT OF 10 TO 12 FEET WITH A MNUN�IIM SPREAD OF TOP OF 4 FAT. MINOR TREES W <
■ Remove all vegetation or ate obstructions so that the installed blankets or P frnmly.
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mats will have complete,direct contact with the soil, aUnroll blanket down slope in the direction of water flow. [—+ Xz� xO z O
■ Prepare seedbed by loosening 2 to 3 in.of topes. m Overlap the edges of adjacent parallel rolls 2 to 3 in.and staple every 3 ft. O 3: US
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brag and Securing Mattinga When blankets must be spliced,place blankets end over end(shingle style)with S uL
overlap. Staple thr ove lapped�.approximately=in.apart. O
s Before laying the matting,all check slots should be installed and the friable seedbed made ocagh >.4 O� (V
fire from clods,rocks,and roots. the surface should be compacted and finished according ■ Nay blankets loosely and maintain direct contact with the sod. Do not stretch. W
to the requirements of the manufacturer's m
a Staple blankets sufficiently to anchor blanket and maintain contact with the solL Staples `U
a Mechanical or manual lay down equipment should be capable of handling full rolls of faabric should be placed dawn the carter and staggered with the staples placed along the ewe&
and laying the fabric smoothly without wriWes or folds. The equipment should meet the Steep slopes,i s i(H V)to 2:1(H A require a minimum of 2 staples/yd2. Moderate slopes,
fabric maanufacturees recommendations or equivalent standards. 2:1(H:V)to 3a(H:V),require a minimum of i staples/y&-
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• U-shaped wire staples,metal geotodb stake puns,or triangular wooden stab can be used --. -- - - - ENGINJEE:T2:
to anchor mats and blankets t 0 the ground surface.
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■ Wire staples should be made of minimum n gauge steel wire and should be U-shapedwith 8 - =` '- 0� r1 y o
in.legs and 2 in,crown. P, �,F
■ Metal stake pins should be waS in.diameter steel with a 1.5 in,steel washer at the head of
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the pin,and$in.in length. MODEL: GF62000 6EOGRO REINFORCED GOGONUT c,} ! _� a y
IVV TURF BLEND 19J51ON(BLEND TO 13E DETERMINED BY OWNER)
In wire staples and metal stakes should be driven Bush to the soil saufatvax. ,�
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BLANKET5 TO E1E IN5TALLED PER MANUFAGTURER'5 IN5TRUGTION5
AND E.G.BLANKET DETAILS(MI5 DWG) `.
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T}-E5E 17RAWIN65 AND ACCOMPANYING SPEiG11=1GATi0N5,AS IN5TRIk1ENT5 OF SERVICE,ARE THE EXGLUSIV'E PROPERTY OF THE ARGHITIEGT AND THEIR USE AND F'I)BLIGATION 51-IALL 8E RESTRICTED TO TI-E ORIGINAL SITE FOR WHICH THEY WEREPREPARED.RET15E,RffRODUGTION OR PUBLICATION E3Y ANY MEMO,IN WHOLE OR IN PART, 15 PROHIBITED ECGEPT BYN821TTBJ F'ERMI5510N FROM THE ARGHITE'LT.TITLE TO TFIESE PLANS SHALLREMAIN 1^tl1N THE ARCHITECT. VI5UAL CONTACT WITH THEM SHALL 00145TIT11TE PRIMA FACIE EVIDENCE OF ACCEPTANCE OF THESE RESTRICTIONS.