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FLASH’G (PRE FIN) = zh J 7 STRUC BRICK > = € STRUC BRICK (TO MATCH EXISTING) = cs BENCH BASE | a IY at DATE: se ce eu em ey me ey me ey es ee ee ee | Jo ee Le | qe == SSS SS ee ee ee ee en ee ee ee sad ~7T ie — | cs i Le sos ge otek = Se I Lo J L oe 4 MAY 11, 1999 CONC FTG PROPOSED ELEVATION sour SCALE 1/4°=1 - 2 PROPOSED ELEVATION west SCALE 1/4°=1—-0” (FOR CALLOUTS IN COMMON SEE: 2—A4) REVISIONS: Qk 99-08 F PLANT MATERIAL LIST TITTTTT IT TTT YUN NORTH 0 4 8 16’ 24’ SCALE 1/8”=1’ 14— “HELLERI) HOLLY @ 2 OC. J iN RESOD.— DISTURBED LAWN AREAS & a Rs NS p 4 am in. iS a Q id sw ran ae at a0 wd ea errs wow me nae we mee oe es e SS e S | Pe r e n s le v e e s sao a oe an ee a ta i 90-— ‘GOLD COAST JUNIPER SAUCER MAGNOLIA @ 4’ 0.C. (2 LOCATIONS) 80— ‘STELLA D’ ORO’ DAYLILY @ 2\’ 0.C. (2 LOC.) sa on a aa wo mt oy Am a v a n e e e na ae a om an a cn 28 wo Vv iy a y Ny Ly bs a t x v a x ‘ & iy ry v NN Ly —T PE S E S T T E E N Ma ar aan wv te a8 oO a oO \ S3 WY ) WL VB S VE S ZS 2 Ss Le Spas iy” f / ~ | . eT <a DS Y 5,9 a => SS 1 Qty. | BOTANICAL NAME ] COMMON NAME : Size & SPACING +d TR E E S | MAGNOLIA X SOULANGIANA 'LENNEI'}’LENNEI? SAUCER MAGNOLIA 7-8 MIN. HT., B&B DAPHNE CNEORUM ‘RUBY GLOWJ]’RUBY GLOW DAPHNE 1 GAL. CONT. @ 2\" O.C. HEMOROCALIS ‘STELLA D' ORO’ ]’STELLA D’ ORO’ DAYLILY 1 GAL. CONT. @ 2\' O.C. ILEX CRENATA "HELLERI’ "HELLERI’ JAPANESE HOLLY 2 GAL. CONT. @ 2’ O.C. JUNIPERUS CHINENSIS ‘GOLD COASTT’GOLD COAST JUNIPER 2 GAL. CONT. @ 4 O.C. SH R U B S 8— COMMON LILAC PRUNUS LAUROCERASUS ENGLISH LAUREL 24” MIN. HT., B&B @ 7 O.C. @ 6 0.C. (2 LOCATIONS) PRUNUS LAUROCERASUS ’OTTO LUYKEN' [OTTO LUYKEN’ LAUREL 15°"—18" MIN. HT., B&B @ 4 O.C) SYRINGA VULGARIS COMMON LILAC 3 GAL. CONT. @ 6’ O.C. 30— “RUBY GLOW DAPHNE @ 2\) OC. _ _EYX. SHRUBS TO. REMAIN EX. TREES TO REMAIN 4K ENGLISH LAUREL @ 7 OC. VE S ) Sy y X I SS 3) ss Ni SS Ly Se Vy 14-—"OTTO LUYKEN LAUREL @4 OC. RESOD DISTURBED LAWN AREAS y» WyvwY ~ (2)— BVC WOOD TREE STAKES (MIN, 6’ HT.) CHAINLOCK Jd TREE TIES J 2” MULCH IN BASIN 3” 3” WATER RETENTION BASIN (IN SHRUB AND GROUNDCOVER AREAS ONLY) FERTILIZER TABLETS REMOVE BURLAP FROM TOP 2/3 OF ROOT BALL. BACKFILL SOIL MIX LANTING PIT SHALL BE A MINIMUM OF TWICE THE ROOT—BALL DEPTH 8”| ROOTBALL | 8” IN, WIDTH MI COMPACTED MOUND OF BACKFILL SOIL MIX NOTE: REMOVE TREATED OR SYNTHETIC BURLAP PLANTING PIT COMPLETELY. SHALL BE A MINIMUM OF TWICE THE ROOTBALL WDTH. TREE PLANTING AND STAKING DETAIL NTS PLANTING PIT SHALL BE A MIN. OF TWICE THE ROOTBALL DEPTH : \e ar ROOTBALL mullg DEPTH = Lyre 2, 2 MULCH o) 2 sifu WATERING BASIN BERM 6” MIN. nel FERTILIZER TABLETS, | 2”-6" DEPTH PEEL BURLAP BACK FROM TOP HALF OF ROOT BALL AFTER PLACING SHRUB IN PLANTING HOLE == le ROOTBALL DIAMETER (REMOVE COMPLETELY IF FIBERGLASS OR TREATED). PLANTING PIT BACKFILL SOIL MIX SHALL BE A MINIMUM OF TWICE THE ROOT-— BALL DEPTH SHRUB PLANTING DETAIL (CONT., B & B) NTS MULCH i= ROOT BALL/POT || ; Lf |;$—— BACKFILL SOIL MIX =] Fre | {1 FERTILIZER TABLET 3” 3” 1 GROUNDCOVER PLANTING DETAIL WIDTH VARIES ; REFER TO PLAN FINISH GRADE—————— (INCLUDING BED \ MULCH) 3” MIN.; REFER TO PLAN FOR SPECIFIC 2” @ SHRUB BEDS, FLUSH @ LAWN AREA cee St epee eye ee me see IMM (AS S94 E23 SUB-—BASE MATERIAL ASPHALT PAVING NATIVE SOIL TOPSOIL FILL — REFER TO a Sse a SPECIFICATIONS FOR SOIL TYPE NOTE: GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL REMOVE EXCESS ASPHALT PAVEMENT AND SUB-— BASE MATERIAL DOWN TO NATIVE SOIL. PARKING ISLAND PLANTER DETAIL (2” & 4” POTS) NTS NTS 'BERM & CROWN HTS. SPECIFICATIONS 8. 9. 10. 11, 12, 13. 14. 15: 16. 17. 18. Refer to details for additional information. Chemically kill and remove from site all existing weeds and vegetation not shown to remain on plans. Distribute imported sandy loam topsoil (approved by the Landscape Architect) in areas shown and at depths indicated for crowning and berming of landscape areas, and backfill of retaining walls(if required). Dotted lines indicate 1’ contour intervals. All landscape beds and parking islands shall receive topsoil, whether indicated on plans or not, so that finish grades of all shrub beds shall be 2” below tops of adjacent curbs and pavement, and lawn areas shall be flush with tops of adjacent curbs and pavement. Fine grade all landscape beds prior to planting operations. No plant substitutions shall be permitted without prior approval of Landscape Architect /Owner. All plant materials and plant locations shail be approved by the Landscape Architect prior to installation. All plants shall be thoroughly watered immediately after planting with Alaska Fish Fertilizer solution. Soil amendment for soil preparation and planting backfill shall be a screened 1/2” minus nitrified wood residual compost equal to: A. "Pacific Garden Mulch” brand compost as available from Pacific Topsoil, Bothell, WA (253) 274-9854, B. "Groco” brand compost as available from Sawdust Supply Co., Seattle, WA (208) 622-4321, or Great Western Supply, Olympia, WA. (360) 754-3722. C. “Olympic Mulch” brand compost as available from Lloyds Enterprises, Federal Way, WA (253) 874-6692. Soil Preparation — (all landscape beds). Spread 9 c.y. of specified soil amendment per 1000 s.f. (approx. 3” depth) of area. Spread 100 !Ibs./1000 s.f. of dolomite lime (in lawns only), 150 Ibs. /1000 s.f. of Agricultural Gypsum and 15 Ibs./1000 s.f. of 16-8-8 commercial fertilizer over soil amendment. Roto—till all of the above to a 6”—8” depth and grade smooth, compacting as required and removing all rocks, clods and debris. Lawn areas (seed or-sod refer to plans) shall consist of the following turf types: 60% Turf—Type Perennial Rye Grass Varieties 20% Bluegrass 20% Hard Fescue Seed and sod shall be equal to that as grown by Country Green Turf Farms; Olympia, WA. Seed shall be applied at 7 Ibs/1000 s.f. and include 10 Ibs./1000 s.f. of Nu-Live 15-5~10 fertilizer in all lawn areas. All trees in lawn areas shali be planted in a 3’ diameter circle of bed mulch. Backfill mix for all plants shall be a blend of existing site soil, coarse sand, and soil amendment specified in No. 6. Apply Osmocote 17—7—12, 12 month slow release fertilizer over the surface of all plant pits at the following rates: Trees Over 10’ Height: 2 Cups Trees Under 10’ Height: 1 Cup All Shrubs Except 1 Gallons: 1/2 Cup 1 Gallon Plants: 1/4 Cup Ground Covers: 1/4 Cup Fertilizer tablets for all plants shall be Agriform (20—-10—5) 21 gram or 10 gram tablets distributed as follows: All trees: 4—21 gram tablets, all shrubs (except 1 gallons): 3~21 gram tablets, all 1 gallons: 1-21 gram tablet, ail 2-1/4” and 4” pot ground covers: 1-10 gram tablet each. Set tablets directly next to rootball. All shrub and ground cover beds shall receive a 2” depth (6 cy. per 1000 s.f.) of "Groco” brand compost as a top dressing. Apply a granular pre-emergent herbicide to all shrub and groundcover beds after applying bed mulch. Do not use Casaron or Norasac Brands. All work shall be performed to the satisfaction of the Landscape Architect /Owner. All plants shall be guaranteed for one full year from date of project acceptance. All replaced plants shall be re—guaranteed, All replacements shall be made within 21 days of receiving written notice from the Owner. Contractor shall not be responsible for plants dying due to Owner neglect or vandalism, after the maintenance period. Plant list quantities are shown for reference only. Contractor is responsible for verifying all quantities in list with actual plan call—auts, and installing plantings per the landscape plan. Groundcover and/or mass shrub quantities shall be adjusted as required for field conditions at the specified spacing. Final inspection shall occur at the conclusion of a 60-day maintenance period. Maintenance period shall commence upon completion of all landscape installation activities and shall include the following: . Mow lawns once per week. . Remove all weeds over 1” in height. . Replace dead or unhealthy plants. Insure proper function of irrigation system. Insure adequate moisture is delivered to all landscape beds including non-irrigated areas. Fertilize all lawns at conclusion of maintenance period. MM O O W > STATE OF WASHINGTON REGISTERED LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT Jeffrey B. Glander Certificate No. 405 CONTINUOUS OUTER ROW OF PLANTS SPACED "Xx" ON CENTER AND SET BACK FROM THE PLANTING BED EDGE 2/3 ”X” AREA FOR SPACING ADJUSTMENT EDGE OF PLANTING BED LAWN AREA | 6” EDGE \ SHRUB BED (TYPICAL) TRENCH (TYPICAL) FINISH GRADE——— AS ee ey Ale meal ag CARI PLANT SPACING DETAIL LAWN EDGE DETAIL NTS NTS SPECIFIED PLANT SPACING="x” INDIVIDUAL PLANTS REPRESENTED AS: + janis? OY ee, JEFFREY B. GLANDER & ASSOCIATES, PLLC Landscape Architecture & Site Planning 2626 12th Ct. SW Olympia, WA 98589 Phone: (380) 357-6972 Fax: (380) 786-8073 PL A N GR E E N E — G A S A W A Y AR C H I T E C T S , PL L C . P. O . BO X 41 5 8 FE D E R A L WA Y , WA 98 0 6 3 - 4 1 5 8 TE L E P H O N E : (2 5 3 ) 94 1 - 4 9 3 7 FA X : (2 5 3 ) 94 1 - 5 1 2 2 Lil OL <L O Y) =) a Ll _| NE L S E N MI D D L E SC H O O L DATE: APRIL 26, 1999 REVISIONS: SITE PLAN SCALE 1°=60° Y O V E L S S GY V A 3G I S . Z 1 191.87 N 88 17’ 20” w 1318.86 S 87 08’ 52” W | “th , 20’ FRONT YARD SETBACK | on o a n u v e n ROPOSED _ PAVILION WN BLDG NO 2 PORTABLE PORTABLE PORTABLE -4 P— 3} portas.e EXISTG EXIST’G EXIST’G P—5 P—4 I EXIST’G ee ee SPRING GLEN ELEMENTARY BLDG NO 1 27TH AVE S 3S GV A Aa s oz C: LN .0 G ° S Z ¢ 1 J vl ¢¢ ZONE INDEX Al SITE PLAN A2 PARTIAL SITE PLAN AS PARTIAL SITE/FLOOR PLAN A4 ELEVATIONS AS PARTIAL LANDSCAPE PLAN LEGEND /PARKING, LOT COVERAGE, LANDSCAPING ANALYSIS SITE AREA EXISTING IMPERVIOUS AREA PROPOSED IMPERVIOUS AREA LANDSCAPED AREA (INCLUDING PLAYFIELDS) INTERIOR PARKING LANDSCAPING AREA EXISTING PAVEMENT AREA PROPOSED PAVEMENT AREA EXISTING BUILDINGS FOOTPRINT AREA PROPOSED BUILDING FOOTPRINT AREA (PAVILION) PERCENT OF LOT COVERAGE (FOOTPRINT) AREA AREA OF ON-SITE WETLANDS AREA OF INDIVIDUAL BUILDINGS NELSEN MIDDLE SCHOOL LOWER UPPER NELSEN PORTABLES SPRING GLEN BUILDING NO 1 SPRING GLEN BUILDING NO 2 SPRING GLEN PORTABLES PROPOSED BUILDING AREA ALLOWABLE BUILDING HEIGHT PROPOSED BUILDING HEIGHT REQUIRED BUILDING SETBACKS ACTUAL SETBACKS (PAVILION) REQUIRED PARKING (NELSEN) ACTUAL PARKING (NELSEN) REQUIRED PARKING (SPRING GLEN) ACTUAL PARKING (SPRING GLEN) [y e :1,414,374 SF (32.46 ACRES) > 410,922 SF 29% : 410,259 SF 29% (REDUCTION) : 740,000 SF : NONE :247,/06 SF :NO ADDITION PROPOSED : 154,080 SF :576 SF (OPEN ALL SIDES) 714% :N/A :132,196 SF :105,376 SF : 26,820 SF :3,536 SF : 24,209 SF : 7,020 SF > 5,600 SF :576 SF (OPEN ALL SIDES) : 45’ PUBLIC STRUCTURES 728° :15' FRONT YARD 5’ SIDE YARD 25’ REAR YARD : 350’ APPROX :>1 PER STAFF, 66 TOTAL : 205 (7 ACCESSIBLE) >1 PER STAFF, 45 TOTAL :50 (1 ACCESSIBLE) vy Rid ee Gobo doo “8K ae <q ES 248 >By Se. =< Eo Zz Saf | iO ov <{ + _I exe al ok a) Lil — Y) NE L S E N MI D D L E SC H O O L EN T R A N C E PA V I L I O N DATE: MAY 11, 1999 REVISIONS: SA-9F-OF2 MF . . 4 ZONE 1318.86 S 87_ 08) 52 Ww _ ne / a INDEX ee °° emer -oOO a #4 _ emAGK. 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AREA OF INDIVIDUAL BUILDINGS | oN | et = JOL HO: FH ! iy MIDDLE SCHOOL :132,196 SF ; 7 , Pa ! 105,376 SF 12’ SIDE YARD SETBACK / / - ; , UPPER : 26,820 SF - 7 tf / \ ‘ . NELSEN PORTABLES : 3,536 SF / / v6 a rn | < ° as | en — Lf | \ : SPRING GLEN BUILDING NO 1 £24,209 SF } 191.87 N88 17° 20° w Ly | | | oe \ SPRING GLEN BUILDING NO 2 _—: 7,020 SF \ | | | | | : SPRING GLEN PORTABLES : 5,600 SF \ | | | co. | ; | PROPOSED BUILDING AREA :576 SF (OPEN ALL SIDES) | | ! ALLOWABLE BUILDING HEIGHT : 45’ PUBLIC STRUCTURES | | PROPOSED BUILDING HEIGHT : 28’ | | | i) i REQUIRED BUILDING SETBACKS :15’ FRONT YARD © f | S_ SIDE YARD O 25’ REAR YARD | | S | = \ | | a ee ACTUAL SETBACKS (PAVLION) : 350’ APPROX Zz \ N\4—+——proposeD | © O \ \ | a & PAVILION <3 @ g | REQUIRED PARKING (NELSEN) :1 PER STAFF, 66 TOTAL fF (7) | Qe | i= “ a Ne, | ! SN L ACTUAL PARKING (NELSEN) : 205 (7 ACCESSIBLE) — tt , ; : \ REQUIRED PARKING (SPRING GLEN) :1 PER STAFF, 45 TOTAL LW Z | . =) ! 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