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Home My WebLink AboutR-404229z 0 F— z Lu cr cn 0 0 0 It CL Lo PLANT SCHEDULE: SYMBOL CITY. BOTANICAL NAME / COMMON DAME TREES - EVIERGREEN SHRUBS SITE SPACING, CONDITION & REMARKS 8 ACER TRUNCATUM X A. PLATANOIDE 'WARRENRED' i PACIFIC SUNSET MAPLE 241 CAL, B&B. BRANCHED @ 5' HT. (STREET TREE 0UALITY) 17 AMELANCHIER X GRANDIFLORA 'AUTUMN BRILLIANCE' 1 SERVICESERRY 4' ' HT. E&I3/Cant„ NURSERY GROWN 12 CARP INUS BETULUS 'FA TIGIATA' ! PYRAM IDAL EUROPEAN HORNBEAM " CAL- 13913, BRANCHED @ 5' HT. (STREET TREE QUALITY) 8 FAGUS SYLVATICA 'DAWYCK PURPLE'l DA4WYCK PURPLE BEECH 241 CAL, B&B. BRANCHED @ 5' HT. (STREET TREE QUALITY) 6 GINKGO BILOBA 'PRINCETON SENTRY' I PRINCETON SENTRY GINKGO 2" CAL- B&B, BRANCHED @ 5' HT- (STREET TREE QUALITY) 4 MAGNOLIA X GRANDIFLORA'LITTLE GEM' f LITTLE OEM SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA 2" CAL- B&B, MULTI -TRUNK (3 CANES}, EVENLY BLANCHED 6 PRUNUS CERASIFERA'C1PRIOZAM' t CRIMSON POINTE PLUM 2" GAL- B&B, BRANCHED @5' HT. (STREET TREE QUALITY) T PRUNUS CERASIFERA'THI NI)ERCLOUD' i THUNDERCLOUD PLUM (UtiliTree) 2" CAL- B&B, BRANCHED @ 5' HT- (STREET TREE QUALITY) 5 C U PRE SSOCY PAR I S LEY LAN DiI { LEYLAND CYPRESS 18 PINUS FLEXILI 'VANDERWOLF' ' I VANDERWOLF'S PYRAMJD LIMBER PINE 23 ASELIA X GRANDIFLORA 'ED ARE) GOUCHER' J GLOSSY ABELIA 141 ARBUTUS UNEDO'COMPACTA' i COMPACT STRAWBERRY RUSH — 27 AZALEA 'GUM PO PINT{' l GUMPO PINK AZALEA 74 BERBERIS THUNBERGIl'CHERERY BOMB' I CHERRY BOMB JAPANESE BARBERRY 80 CEANOTHUS 'CONCHA' / CONCHA CALIFORNIA LILAO 131 CHOISYA TERNATA I MEXICAN ORANGE — 10 COTINUS COGGYGRIA'GRACE' l GRACE SMOKE TREE 81 EUONYMUS FORTUNEI 'EMERALD AND GOLD' / EMERALD AND GOLD EUON MUS — 85 ILEX CRENATA'CON VEXA' i OONVEXA JAPANESE HOLLY ' 06 JUNIPERUS HQRI ONTALIS'WILTONII' l BLUE; RUG JUNIIPER 17 JUNIPERUS SCOPULOPUM 'SK ROCKET' / UPRIGHT JUNIPER 65 JUNIPERUS SQUAMATA'BLUE STAB' l BLUE STAR JUNIPER } 49 NANDINA DOMESTICA'GULF STREAKI' l DWARF HEAVENLY BAMBOO y� 46 NA4NDINA DOMESTICA TIRE POWER' l FIRE POWER HEAVENLY BAMBOO — 42 OSMANTHUS HETEROPHYLLUS -GOSH I K I- I GOSHIKI FALSE HOLLY I)— 59 P1 ER IS JAPONICA'FLAMING SILVER' I FLAMING SILVER JAPANESE PIERIB — 76 PRUNUSLAUROCERASUS 'OTTO LU KEN' l OTTO LUY EN LAUREL paw. 50 RHODODENDRON 'PJM' ( PJM RHODODENDRON 195 RHUS AIROMATICA'GRO-LOW-1 FRAGPAN T SUMAC 161 RISES SANGUINEUM l RED FLOWERING CURRANT 16 ROSMARINUS OFFICINALIS 'TUSCAN BLUE' l TUSCAN BLUE ROSEMARY 202 SARCOCOCCA RUSCIFOLIA I SVVEETE30X 0-- 104 SPIRAEA JAPONICA'GOLDFLAME' l GOLDFLAME SPIREA 204 VACCINIUM OVATUM / EVERGREEN HUCKLEBERRY — 83 VIBURNUM DAVIDII / DAVID VIBURNUM 42 VIBURNUM TINU 'SPRING BOUQUET' l SPRING BOUQUET VIBURNUM FERNS, GRASSES & PERENNIALS 6'-THT- 6'-7' HT. 5 GAL. CONTAINER 5 GAL- CONTAINER 2 GAL- CONTAINER 2 GAL- CONTAINER 5 GAL. CONTAINER 5 COAL. CONTAINER 5 GAL. CONTAINER 2 GAL. CONTAINER 5 GAL. CONTAINER 1 GAL. CONTAINER 4'-5' HT. 15-18" HT- GAL CONTAINER 2 GAL, CONTAINER 5 GAL. CONTAINER 5 GAL- CONTAINER 2 GAL. CONTAINER GAL- CONTAINER 1 GAL- CONTAINER 2 GAL- CONTAINER I GAl . CONTAINER 2 GAL- CONTAINER 2 GALL, CONTAINER 2 GAL. CONTAINER 2 GAL CONTAINER 5 GAL- CONTAINER B&B, NURSERY GROWN B&S, NURSERY GROWN FULL FOLIAGE. 42" O.C. FULL FOLIAGE. 48" O.O. FULL FOLIAGE, 30" O-. FULL FOLIAGE, 3W O.C. FULL FOLIAGE, 72" O.C. FULL FOLIAGE, 36" O.C. FULL FOLIAGE, AS SHOWN FULL FOLIAGE, 36" O.C. FULL FOLIAGE, 42" O.C. FULL FOLIAGE, 24" O.C. B&B, NURSERY GROWN FULL FOLIAGE, 4" O.C. FULL FOLIAGE, 36" O-C, FULL FOLIAGE, 30" O.C. FULL FOLIAGE, 36" C.C. FULL FOLIAGE, 30" 0. C. FULL FOLIAGE, 42" O.C. FULL FOLIAGE, 3" Q.C. FULL FOLIAGE, 36" O-G. FULL FOLIAGE, 36' O-C- FULL FOLIAGE, 24" O.C- FULL FOLIAGE, 30" O.C- FULL FOLIAGE, 30" O.C. FULL FOLIAGE, 42" O.C. FULL FOLIAGE, 48" O-C- FULL FOLIAGE, 42" O-C. 77 CAREX COMAN 'BRONZE' l BRONZE NEW ZEALAND SEDGE 1 GAL- CONTAINER 18" 0-C- 67 CAREX MORROWII 'VARIEGATA' i VARIEGATED JAPANESE SEDGE 1 GAL- CONTAINER 18" O-C- 19 HELICTOTRICHON EMPERVIRENS'SAPHIR PRUDEU I BLUE OAT GRASS 1 GAL. CONTAINER 18" O.C. 30 HEUCHERELLA MICRANTHA'PALACE PURPLE" l PAkLANCE PURPLE CORAL BELLS 1 GAL- CONTAINER 18" 0-C- 32 LAVANDULA X JNTERMEDIA'PROVENCE' l PROVENCE LAVENDER 1 GAL- CONTAINER 24" O-C- 63 MISCANTHUS SINENSIS'MORNING LIGHT' i MORNING LIGHT MAIDEN GRASS 1 GAL. CONTAINER 60" 0,C- 01 PENNISETUM ALOPECUROIDES'LITTLE BUNNY'/ LITTLE BUNNY FOUNTAIN GRASS 1 GAL. CONTAINER 18'0-C. GROUNDCOVER 1.4-42 ARCTOSTAPH LOS UVA-URSI i KINNIKINNICI 9,565 FRAGARIA CHILOENSIS,'PINK PANDA' &'LIPSTICK' / SAND STRAWBERRY MIX 6,163 RUBUS PENTALOBUS i CREEPING RASPBERRY 899 SOLEIROLIA SOLEIROLII I BABY TEARS — 13,860 SF LAWN - SEED OR SOD #_ 3,322 SF E!C MID, EROSION CONTROL SEED MIX 4 1 GAL- CONTAINER 24" O.C. 4" POTS 18" O-G- 4" POTS 18" O.C- 4" POTS 18" O- . Seed or Sod per Onef's request Supplier auamark Seeds: 1-888-214-7333 CONSTRUCTED 9 1 Revised per City Plan Comm. . 10- .i..Revise .. per C it W..lte PIan. Comm. 11 f Revised per Cit /Site Plain Comm. 12 1 Reprised Oer Site Modification 1 Revised per Site Modification ModificationNO. REVISION -Y .L" ,07/2: YSL 11011f YSL 11 12( YSL 101114 BY I DATE PLANTING REQUIREMENTS: GENERAL NOTES: A, Plant material list 8ubrnitla1: within 30 calendar days after receipt of the notice to proceed, landsnape contractor shall submit a m mplete list of materials proposed to be furnished and -installed demonstrating conformance with the requirements specified. Include the riame, addresses and telephone numbers of all plant material suppliers and g rowers. 1.A. Do rmentatlon shall also include suppliers name, contact person, addfess. telephone number, botanical and common name, plant size and size of container or ball- 1.B, Contractor shall provide a signed statement from the plant suppliers who have furnished the plant materials ideotifying the plant materials being Supplied by bota n iral and Gammon names, plant Size and stating that all of the plants supplied by them ere in healthy growing conditions meeting they asns, 1,C- Submit a project installation schedule, coordinated with the proposed soil amending and planting schedule to the landscape architect or owner for approval at least 30 calendar days prior to start of work under this section, B, Substitutions of plant materials will not be permitted uniess authorized in writing by the landscapa architect or owner. If proof is submitted that any plant specified is not obtainable, a proposal will be considered for use of the nearest equivalent size and a variety, Such proof small be substantiated and submitted in writing to the landscape architect or owner at least 30 days prior to start of work under this section. These pfovisions shall not felieve contractor of the responsibility of obtaining specified materials In advance if special growing conditions or other arrangements must be made in order to supply specified materials, C- Plants shall be subiect to inspection and approval by landscape architect or owner for conformance to specifications upon delivery to the project site. Such approval shall not impair the subsequent right of inspection and rejection dunrtg progress of the work. Contractor shall give landscape architect 48 hours advance notice when plants wlII be delivered to the site for inspection- Inspection of plant materials shall take place within 24 hours of delivery to the site. D, Coordinate work with other trades as required. E. Locate all underground utilities prior to commencing work to avoid damage to buried pipes and cables, F, Provide protection fnf all property, persons, work in prNress, structures, LltilitieSr walls, curbs and paved surfaces from potential damage arising from this work. The contractor shall pay for any such damage at no additional cost to the owner. Unfinished and completed work shall be pfotected from erosion or trespassing, afrd proper safeguards shall be erected to protect the public from injury or danger, PLANTING NOTES: 1. Verify bed [in es and plant layout with landscape architect prior to commencing work- 2. Verify that site conditions are acceptable prior to beginning work. Do not install any site elements or plant material until unsatisfactory conditions are corrected- Whert conditions detrimental to plant gro thfaonstructed elements are encountered, immediately notify the owner- 3. Substitutions or changes in materials and plaoernent shall be made only after written change orders are accepted by the owner. 4- Install protective fencing for on site existing trees and vegetation to remain. and plant material located on adfaoant property phor Eo commenchig work. The critical root protection area of all trees to remain has been established as a V radius of protection area for every 1" of diameter measured at 4.5' above grade, or the tree drip line. whichever is greater. Locate tree protection fencing as indicated on plan. Fencing is to be installed with stakes driven into the ground, not mounted on cinder blocks. Signage shall be affixed to the fencing that reads: 'No Erntry, Tree Root Protection Area', See existing tree and vegetation protection detail for additional information, 5. All areas subject to clearing and grading that have not been covered by impervious surface, incorporated into a drainage facility or engineered as structural fill or slope shall, at project completion, demonstrate tha following: 1) General Soil Requirements; The topsoil layer shall have a minimum depth of eight incites except where tree roots limit the depth of incorporation of amendments needed to rneat the criteria- Subsoils below the topsoil layer should be scarified al least 4 inches with some incorporation of the upper material to avoid stratified layers, where feasible. The topsoil layer shah have an organic matter content of 5% dry weight for Wrf areas, and 10% dry weight for planting beds (typically around 20-25% compost far turf areas and 3 0% compost far planting areas), The soil portion must be 75-80% sandy loam for turf areas, and 60-65% sandy loam for planting areas. Soil pH should be 5.5-6.5 for turf areas. 5.5-7.0 for planting areas and 4.5-5.5 for areas planted with acid -tolerant or native plantings- 2) Requirements for Amenciing Existing Sofl in Place: Turf Areas - Place and mtotill 1.75 inches of composted material into 7.75 inches of existing soil for a total depth of 9,5 inches, and a settled depth of 8 inches. Subsoils below this layer should be scarified at least 4 inches, for a finished minimum depth of 12 inches of uncompated soil, Planting Beds - Place and rototi1 3 inches of composted material into 6.5 inches of existing soil for a total depth of 9.5 inches, and a settled depth of 8 iches, Subsoils below this layer should be scarified at least 4 inches, for a finished minimum depth of 12 inches of uncornpated soil - Do not scarify within drip lines of existing trees to be retained, 9 SURAYM. Q YSL 19 9 u YSL BR APPR I ,waROr6G As indicated OF! INU hf FULL 9GLLE 1, *GT QNE i5C?7 $ME hx4259vhr.Lf HOMWNtAL: kdb 19MI90 DATUM s 3) Requirements far Applying Irmparted Topsail, Turf Areas and Planting Areas - Scarify or b11 8ubgrade in two directions to 6 inches depth. Entire surface should be dislufbed by scarification, Do not scarify within drip lines of existing trees to be retained. Place 4 inches of imported topsail mix on surface and till into inches of soil, Place second lift of 4 inches topsoil mix on surface. 4) Requirements for Reapplying Stockpiled Topsoil: Turf Areas - Reapply stockpiled soil and rototilI In 1.75 inches of composted material for a corrkbined rninirnum depth of 8 inches of soil and compost - Planting Beds - Reapply stockpiled soil and rototiI in 3 inches of composted material for a combined minimum depth of 8 Inches of soil and compost. 5) Within Stormwater Systems - On -site soil mixing or placement shall not be performed If soil Is saturated or frozen- Total amended soil depth shall be a minimum of 18 inches, Mix all soil amendments uniformatly throughout the rain garden soil section. Amended soil shall be placed in horizontal layers in no greater than 12' lifts, Allow sails to commpact and settle naturally- Areas can be watered after eaO lift is placed to speed settling, but should not be wetted to saturation. Until the upstream catchment area is thoroughly stabilized, flow diversion and arasion control measures must be installed to protect the bioretefition area from sedimentation. 6) bake beds to smooth, clean and remove all rocks, foots and debris over 1 inch in diameter- Water or roll turf areas to compact soil to 85 percent of maximum- Finish grade shall be at least 3 inches below adjacent hard surfaces for planting areas to allow for application of mulch- Finished grade fof turf areas shall be at least 2 inches below adjacent hard surfaces. All planting areas must be mulched with 2 inches of organic material. 6- Plants shall be pit planted with a 50150 pfepared mix of native soil and topsoil mix, See planting details for depth and staking requirements, 7- Fertilize a I I installed plants during backfiII operations with organic fertilizer as recommended by manufacturer- 8, Mulch all planted areas with a minimurn 2 inch (2") depth of medium fine bark mulch, Firnlsh grade of mulch shall be one inch (1") below top of adjacent hard surfa9. 9. All plant material to be nursery grown stock and arrive on -situ in a healthy. vigorous, well branched, disease and insect free candition, 10- Plant trees, shrubs and groundcover as shown in the planting details - Roughly scarify sides of the planting pits. install plant material at finish grade and feather bark mulch away from base of plant. Water plant pits tharough Iy midway through backfilling and add fertilizer tablets. Balled and burlapped material that cannot be Installed immediately shall be heeled In, mulched and watered regularly to keep root bails moist, 11, Provide landscape maintenance immediately after planting and continue until final acceptance- Work shall include watering. spraying, fartiiizing, pruning, resetting of plants, resloNfig eroded areas, adjustments to staking and removal of w&8clsldebds as required for healthy plant growth, 12, Inspection and acceptance: the awnerWill rmake an inspection for substantial completion of the work upon request by the contractor. 13, Replacement of plantings: femove any plant from site that is either dead. or in unsatisfactory condition as determined by the owner or landscape architect. Replace with a new planting of equal size and species as soon as conditions pefrxnit within the normal planting season. All replacement plantings arse then to be under re -instated guarantee period as specified. Identify those replacements and take whatever measures necessary to prevent similar demise of additional plant material- 14. Provide root Farrier in a surround or linear pattern for tree plantings when trunk is located within five(5) linear feet of any paged surface. Deeproot universal barrier #ub18-2 (or approved equg1). Install per manufacturers recommendations. Warranty; The warranty shall include replacing and planting the same size and species of plant material, as- shown on the landscape plan and that has been designated, by the landscape architect, to be replaced, Except for loss due tc excessively Severe dimatolNiral conditions (20 year weather charts), installed plant materials are required to be guaranteed until the end of one growing season against defects and unsatisfactory growth, except for cases of neglect or abuse by tha owners or others. Al plants replaced shall be re -instated under these plant guaranty conditions. RECORD DRAWING 03-15-2021 NO RECORD INFORMATION SHOWN ON THIS SHEET. eRClT F PENTON Planning/BuildingfPublic Works Dept. "lei La BRADLEY DESIGN ope ROU Pr inn. Landscape Architeduri2 Site Planning 4330 N. Lexington Street Tacoma, WA 98407 STATE OF WASHINGTGN RE�]STERE6 LANDSCAPE 4FHrrECT at die i NNOVA architects 0 Pacific Avenue, Suite 450 Tacoma, WA 08402 2-572,490 f%k 44 f PROLOGIS, 12720 Gateway Dr., Suite 110 Tukwila, WA 98168 206-414-75 R-404229 IN COMPLIANCE WITH CITY OF RENTON STANDARDS 0 PLANNING DIVISION APPROVED DI+1612020 ldsrg PRL.IS RENTN 01 MONSTER ROAD SW Record Drawing documents 03-15-2021 LANDSCAPE PLANT SCHEDULE & NOTES WG: 111/6118 r kLLmccK FADE Wtww i Nu. L- _ _ rlHN ...Olt. 32 51 C) CD C) C) I co 0 0 I 00 D J L0 0 O 00 CL I z 0 z L1J 0 J 0 It C