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REVISIONS

DATE DESCRIPTION

NOTE: Contractor is to check and verify all dimensions and conditionson the project, and is to immediately report any discrepancies to thelandscape architect before proceeding with the work.

Fax: (905) 453-9376Tel: (905) 453-9398Suite 300

Project Title

8501 Mississauga RoadBrampton Ontario L6Y 5G8

Landscape Architecture I Site Design

email: [email protected]

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WESTBURY INTERNATIONAL CENTREOAKVILLE, ON

February 2014

BTI-1175

LANDSCAPE PLAN

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COMMON NAME CALIPERQUANTITY CONDITION

NOTES:1. Plant material to conform to the Canadian Nursery Trades association metric Guide

Specifications for Nursery Stock, latest edition.2. Contractor to verify quantities listed: plant quantities to be supplied as shown in

plan in case of discrepancies between plan and quantities listed.3. All plant material to be sourced from nurseries with an 800km radius.4. Provide two year warranty for all plant material.

PLANT LIST

WB or B&B

WB or B&B-Autumn Blaze MapleAcer x freemanii 'Jeffersred'

WB or B&B

26 70mm cal.

cont. grownSHRUBS

WB or B&BAcer platanoides 'Crimson King'Celtis occidentalis

Gleditsia triacanthos var. inermis 'Skycole'

Hydrangea arborescens 'Annabelle'

Crimson King MapleCommon Hickory

Skyline Honeylocust

Annabelle Hydrangea

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LANDSCAPE PLANSCALE 1:400

Ulmus japonica x Wilsoniana'Morton' (4)

Rosa rugosa (25)

Hydrangea arborescens'Annabelle' (50)

Hemerocallis 'Flava' (100)

Rosa rugosa (25) Picea pungens (8)

Picea pungens (7)

Acer x freemanii 'Jeffersred' (4)

Taxus x media 'Densiformis' (27)

Calamagrostis arundinacea 'KarlFoerster' (54)

Perovskia atriplicifolia 'Little Spire' (15)Echinacea purpurea 'Pica Bella' (15)


Gleditsia triacanthos var. inermis'Skycole' (6)

Nepeta x fassennii 'Walker's Low' (25)

Cornus sericea 'Flaviramea' (75)


Picea pungens (8)




Picea pungens (8)




Existing trees to remain (Typ.)

Rosa rugosa (76)


Rosa rugosa (32)

Picea punges (6)


Tilia americana 'Redmond' (5)

Spiraea japonica 'Goldflame' (45)

Existing tree to remain (Typ.)


Taxus x media 'Andersonii' (40)



Juniperus sabina (14)

Nepeta x faassenii 'Walker's Low' (20)

Malus baccata 'Columnaris' (4)

UNIT PAVING INLAY ENLARGEMENT (TYPICAL FOR TWO MAIN ENTRANCES)SCALE 1:50

STORM WATER POND PLANTING PLANSCALE 1:250

LEGEND

Approx. Extent of Min. 100mm depth Topsoil,Finegrade & Sod

Perennials

Ornamental Grasses

Proposed Deciduous and Evergreen Trees

Proposed Deciduous and Evergreen Shrubs

Existing Trees to Remain

Tree Protection Hoarding. Refer to BTi Dwg. TS.1

Bike Racks: Model SCBR1600 by Maglin.Install as per manufacturer's specs.

Deschampsia caespitosa 'Bronze Veil' (30)

Hydrangea arborescens 'Annabelle' (30)

Perovskia atriplicifolia 'Little Spire' (45)Echinacea purpurea 'Pica Bella' (45)

Nepeta x fassennii 'Walker's Low' (40)

Deschampsia caespitosa 'Bronze Veil' (45)

Abies concolor (3)

Quercus rubra (1)





Acer platanoides'Crimson King' (1)







Acer platanoides 'Crimson King' (1)







Rosa rugosa (47)



Abies concolor (5)


Rosa rugosa (34)







Rosa rugosa (33)


Abies concolor (5)

Rosa rugosa (45)

Rosa rugosa (28)

Deschampsia caespitosa (100)

Ulmus 'Morton Glossy' (8)




Rosa rugosa (28)



Ginkgo biloba'Magyar' (2)

Pyrus calleryana 'Redspire' (4)

Spiraea japonica'Goldflame' (30)

Ginkgo biloba'Magyar' (1)


Celtis occidentalis (6)

Gleditsia triacanthos var.inermis 'Skycole' (4)




Rosa rugosa (100)

Hemerocallis 'Stella D' Oro' (250)


Rosa rugosa (42)

Hemerocallis 'Stella D' Oro' (100)


Rosa rugosa (28)


Ulmus 'MortonGlossy' (4)

Pyrus calleryana 'Redspire' (5)





100 x 100mm Uni Granite,Sawn Face

100 x 300mm and 300 x300mm Il Campo

150 x 300mm Series 3000

300 x 300 Series 3000

UNIT PAVING (TYPE & COLOUR):IL CAMPO, 100 x 300 x 70mm Coffee Creek BlendSERIES 3000, 300 X 300 X 70mm Renaissance Colour, MIXED WITH SERIES 3000, 150 X 300 X 70MMBlack Granite AND 100 x 100 x 70mm UNIGRANITE, Slate


Rosa rugosa (32)


WB or B&B

Pyrus calleryana 'Redspire' Redspire Ornamental Pear 11

70mm cal. -WB or B&B

Malus baccata 'Columnaris' Siberian Crab Apple 1070mm cal. -

WB or B&BQuercus rubra Red Oak 1 70mm cal. -WB or B&BTilia americana 'Redmond' Redmond Linden 16 70mm cal. -WB or B&BUlmus japonica x Wilsoniana 'Morton' Accolade Elm 10 70mm cal. -WB or B&BUlmus x Morton Glossy' Triumph Elm 20 70mm cal. -

WB or B&BGinkgo biloba 'Magyar' Maidenhair Tree 3 70mm cal. -

cont. grownJuniperus sabina Savin Juniper 70 - 60cm ht. / spr.cont. grownRosa rugosa Japanese Rose 583 - 60cm ht.cont. grownSpiraea japonica "Goldflame' Goldflame Spirea 263 - 60cm ht.cont. grownTaxus x media 'Densiformis' Densiformis Yew 169 - 60cm ht. / spr.cont. grownTaxus x media 'Andersonii' Andersonii Spreading Yew 80 - 60cm ht. / spr.

1 gal potCalamagrostis arundinacea 'Karl Foerster' Feather Reed Grass 502 - -1 gal potDeschampsia caespitosa 'Bronze Veil' Tufted Hair Grass 375 - -1 gal potEchinacea purpurea 'Pica Bella' Purple Coneflower 60 - -1 gal potHemerocallis 'Flava' Yellow Daylily (80cm) 190 - -1 gal potHemerocallis 'Stella D'Oro' Yellow Daylily (30cm) 350 - -1 gal potNepeta x fassennii 'Walker's Low' Blue Catmint 285 - -1 gal potPerovskia atriplicifolia 'Little Spire' Russian Sage 60 - -

WB or B&BPicea pungens Colorado Spruce 37 2.0m ht.

HEIGHT / SPREADBOTANICAL NAME

CALIPER TREES Z& CONIFERS

COMMON NAME CALIPERQUANTITY CONDITION

NOTES:1. Plant material to conform to the Canadian Nursery Trades association metric Guide

Specifications for Nursery Stock, latest edition.2. Contractor to verify quantities listed: plant quantities to be supplied as shown in

plan in case of discrepancies between plan and quantities listed.3. All plant material to be sourced from nurseries with an 800km radius.4. Provide two year warranty for all plant material.

PLANT LIST (Storm Water Pond)

WB or B&B

WB or B&BSiver MapleAcer saccharinum 3 50mm cal.

WB or B&B

WB or B&BCeltis occidentalisQuercus rubra

Thuja occidentalis

Common HickoryRed Oak

Eastern White Cedar

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1500mm ht.

WB or B&BAbies concolor White Fir 3 1800mm ht.WB or B&BPicea glauca White Spruce 18 1800mm ht.

WHIPS

WB or B&BAcer saccharum Sugar Maple 4 300cm ht.

WB or B&BCarya cordiformis Bitternut Hickory 4 300cm ht.

WB or B&BTilia americana Basswood 4 50mm cal.

SEEDLINGS

WB or B&BPopolus balsamifera Balsam Poplar 4

WB or B&B

SHRUBS

pottedAmelanchier laevis Allegheny Serviceberry 3 - 100cm ht.pottedCornus racemosa Grey Dogwood 26 - 60cm ht.pottedCornus sericea Red Osier Dogwood 56 - 60cm ht.pottedDiervilla lonicera Bush Honeysuckle 16 - 60cm ht.pottedRosa blanda Meadow rose 50 - 60cm ht.pottedSambucus canadensis American Elder 62 - 60cm ht.pottedSalix exigua Sanbar Willow 12 - 60cm ht.

Quercus macrocarpa Bur Oak 6 100cm ht.

100cm ht.

pottedViburnum lentago Nannyberry 6 - 100cm ht.


WB or B&BAbies concolor White Fir 15 2.0m ht.

Cornus sericea (16)

Acer saccharum300cm ht. (3)


Abies concolor (3)

Picea glauca (3)

Quercus rubra (3)

Picea glauca (3)

Picea glauca (3)

Thuja occidentalis (3)

Acer saccharinum300cm ht. (3)

Cornus racemosa (26)

Cornus sericea (15)

Amelanchier Laevis (3)


Salix exigua (12)

Popolus balsamifea100cm ht. (4)

Carya cordiformis300cm ht. (1)

Cornus sericea (25)

Diervilla lonicera (16)

Tilia americana (4)

Quercus macrocarpa100cm ht. (3)

Rosa blanda (25)

Picea glauca (3)


Viburnum lentago (3)

Acer saccharinum (3)

Picea glauca (3)

Carya cordiformis300cm ht. (3)


Acer saccharum (1)


Quercus macrocarpa100cm ht. (3)

Rosa blanda (25)

Sambucus canadensis (62)

Viburnum lentago (3)

Picea glauca (3)

WB or B&BAcer saccharinum Siver Maple Maple 4 300cm ht.

REFER TO ENLARGEMENT(BTi SHEET L.1)

ACCESSIBLE PARKINGSIGNAGE (TYP)

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BIKE RACKS: MODELSCBR1 600 SERIES BYMAGLIN

L.25

CONCRETE STEPS & RAILING

UNIT PAVING (TYP): REFER TO ENLARGEMENTFOR LAYOUT (BTi SHEET L.1)

L.22

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L.25

CONCRETE PAVING (TYP)

L.21

UNIT PAVING (TYP): REFER TO ENLARGEMENTFOR LAYOUT (BTi SHEET L.1)

L.22SPLASH EDGE (TYP)

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PAINTED LINES (TYP)


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Issued to Submission27 Mar 14


Snow Storage Area

NOTE:REFER TO BAKER TURNER INC. DRAWING TS.1 FOR EXISTING TREE INVENTORY & PRESERVATION PLAN

Set top of root ball 50mm minimum abovefinished grade. For poorly drained soil, see notebelow. Provide topsoil saucer 100mm abovefinished grade. Pit and suacer to be soaked withwater immediately after installation.

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NOTES:1. No tree pits shall be left open over night.2. Sides surfaces of all tree pits to be scarified.3. For planting in poorly drained soils install plant material so that root collar is 75-100mm above grade4. Trees to be planted by hand or backhoe. No tree spades or augering permitted.5. Remove stakes at close of second growing season or upon expiry of warranty period.

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100mm depth shredded bark mulch or approved equal

300mm depth topsoil (min 25% organiccontent) minimum 300mm around rootball

100mm depth minimum scarified subgrade.

Provide clean sharp circular sod / seed edge

Back-fill with native soil to within 300mm offinished grade. Soil should be evenly mixed,free of lumps, debris and toxic contaminants.Do not allow air pockets when filling andamend clay soil conditions as directed.

Stake tree immediately after planting usingbiodegradable tie material (not plastic). Stakewith 2-50mm dia. wood stakes, driven besideand below root ball 300mm. Use 3 woodenstakes for 70mm caliper trees. Avoid damageto roots and branches when installing stakes.

Trunk wrapping in place for planting andto be removed for trunk inspection

Cut and remove wire, burlap and twine fromtrunk and top 1/2 of rootball. Remove all tiesfrom collar of plant

Rodent guard where required: 150mmcorrugated plastic pipe or equal

Tree to have a strong central leaderTree to be set plumb. Prune any dead,damaged, double leaders and narrow anglebranch unions.

2m radius 3X rootball diameter

NOTES:1. No tree pits shall be left open over night.2. Sides surfaces of all tree pits to be scarified.3. For planting in poorly drained soils install plant material so that root collar is 75-100mm above grade4. Trees to be planted by hand or backhoe. No tree spades or augering permitted.5. Remove stakes at close of second growing season or upon expiry of warranty period.

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Set top of root ball 50mm minimum abovefinished grade. For poorly drained soil, see notebelow. Provide topsoil saucer 100mm abovefinished grade. Pit and saucer to be soaked withwater immediately after installation.

Compacted fill or undisturbed sub-grade

100mm depth shredded bark mulch or approved equal

100mm depth minimum scarified subgrade

Back-fill with native soil. Soil should be evenlymixed, free of lumps, debris and toxiccontaminants. Do not allow air pockets whenfilling and amend clay soil conditions as directed

300mm depth topsoil (min 25% organiccontent) minimum 300mm around rootball

Provide clean sharp circular sod / seed edge

Stake tree immediately after planting usingbiodegradable tie material (not plastic). Stakewith 2-50mm dia. wood stakes, driven besideand below root ball 450mm. Use 3 woodenstakes for larger trees. Avoid damage to rootsand branches when installing stakes.

Rodent guard where required: 150mmcorrugated plastic pipe or equal

Cut and remove wire, burlap and twine fromtrunk and top 1/2 of rootball. Remove all tiesfrom collar of plant

Trunk wrapping in place for planting andto be removed for trunk inspection

Tree to be set plumb. Prune any dead ordamaged branches. Do not cut leader. Treewith double leader will not be accepted.

2m radius 3X rootball diameter

Root Habitat Preservation Area:Soil compaction rating to be no greater than 85%SPD and no less than 70% SPD (or 300 p.s.i) to a

depth of 400-500mm. If soil is compactedthough the construction process, scarify 'root

preservation area' to a minimum depth of 300mm.

Root Habitat Preservation Area:Soil compaction rating to be no greater than 85%SPD and no less than 70% SPD (or 300 p.s.i) to a

depth of 400-500mm. If soil is compactedthough the construction process, scarify 'root

preservation area' to a minimum depth of 300mm.

CROSS SECTION

LONGITUDINAL SECTION

40mm depth saw cut control joint at±1500mm or as shown on plan

Fiberboard expansion Joint (typ.) @±6000mm or as shown on plan

20mm Fiberboard control joint at curbs & walls

150mm compacted depth Granular 'A' to 98% SPD

Compacted subgrade:98% SPD disturbed grade95% SPD undisturbed grade

Tooled edge at perimeter edges (typ.)

150mm thick C-2 32 MPa at 28 days concrete5-7% air entrained, light broom finish

Expansion and control jointsto meet OPSD 552.01

Slope to drain

600mm Max. 50mm dia. Rounded Riverstone

Refer to Planting Plan

Building Face

Subgrade (clean fill)compacted to 95% SPD

100mm depth Granular 'A' compactedto 98% SPD as per specifications.

Note *Plant material to conform to the Canadian Trades Association Metric Guide Specifications for Nursery Stock, latest

edition. *Contractor to verify quantities listed: Plant quantities to be supplied as shown on plan in case of discrepancies between

plan and quantities listed *Bare root stock for planting in early spring - before May 1, late Fall - after October 21, otherwise all to be container

grown.

Topsoil Placement & Fine Grading

1. Ensure that the approval has been obtained for rough grading prior to proceeding with this section of work.2. Scarify the rough graded areas to provide a loosened surface in order to allow bonding of the topsoil.3. Spread topsoil on the prepared and accepted rough graded surface to a minimum depth of 100 mm firmly packed.4. Keep topsoil 25 mm below finished grade for sodded areas elsewhere bring topsoil up to finished grade of adjacent

surfaces.5. The finished surface is to be smooth and even with no ruts, clods or contaminants.6. Remove stones in excess of 10mm for area to be seeded.7. Hand rake areas to be seeded or sodded as a final surface preparation coordinating the work to ensure that seeding or

sodding can occur as soon as possible after raking has been completed.

Sodding

1. Schedule deliveries in order to keep storage at job site to a minimum without causing delays.2. Sod shall be certified #1 Nursery Grown sod containing 50% merion blue grass and 50% Kentucky blue grass. It shall be

no greater than 40mm (1-1/2") in thickness and with accordance with the classification of turf grass sod for the provinceby the national sod growers association.

3. Obtain approval of topsoil grade and depth before starting sodding. Areas to be smooth graded by a landscape graderand hand raked to provide a completely smooth and even surface.

4. Lay sod in rows, perpendicular to slope, smooth and even with adjoining areas and with joints staggered. Butt sectionsclosely without overlapping or leaving gaps between sections. Cut out irregular or thin sections with a sharp knife.

5. Stake all sod on slopes greater than 1:5 (20%).6. Roll sod immediately after laying to press sod firmly on to the surface soil.7. Water immediately after sod laying to obtain moisture penetration through sod into top 100mm (4") of topsoil. Water

by means of a water truck or if approved, by hydrant to obtain a complete drenching. Watering by small hose andsprinkler is not sufficient. For the first 30 days, soak to this depth at least once a week.

8. Water in similar manner thereafter if sufficient rain does not fall, in order to keep the underlying surface moist. Wateringuntil acceptance of the sod is the contractors responsibility.

9. Immediately clean up soil or debris spilled onto pavement and dispose of deleterious materials.10. Sodded areas will be accepted and warranty period begins provided that:

10.1. Sod is completely green10.2. Sodded areas have been cut minimum of two times10.3. Sod is knit to underlying soil and cannot be lifted when tugged by hand.

11. It is the contractors responsibility to maintain sod until time of sod acceptance. Maintenance of sod after acceptance isthe responsibility of owner.

Specifications

Planting

1. Coordinate shipping of plants and excavation of holes to ensure minimum time lapse between digging and planting.2. Tie branches of tree and shrubs securely and protect plant material against abrasion, exposure, and extreme temperature

during transit. Avoid binding of planting stock with rope or wire which would damage bark, break branches or destroynatural shape of plant. Give full support to root ball of large trees during lifting.

3. Cover plant foliage with tarpaulin and protect bare roots by means to prevent loss of moisture during transit and storage.4. Provide two year warranty for plant material as itemized on plant list. At end of warranty inspection , all plant material

will be in vigorous growing condition, free of pests and disease and true to natural form.5. During warranty period, remove from site any plant material that has died or failed to grow satisfactorily as determined

by owner/architect/landscape architect. Extend warranty on replacement plant material for a period equal to the lengthof original warranty period. Remove trunk wrapping, tree stakes and guy wired at the end of the warranty period. Uponrequest, remove trunk wrapping for visual inspection and rewrap.

6. Plant material: comply with metric guide - specification for nursery stock, 1984 edition of Canadian Nursery TradesAssociation referring to size and development of plant material and root ball. Measure plants when branches are in theirnatural position. Height and spread dimensions refer to main body of plant and not from branch tip to branch tip. Usetrees and shrubs of no. 1 grade.

7. Stake out all tree locations and planting beds and obtain approval from architect/landscape architect/owner beforeexcavation. The location of trees and planting areas where shown on drawings is approximate only and may requireadjustment due to site conditions or as directed by the consultant.

8. Plant only under conditions that are conducive to health and physical conditions of plants.9. Provide planting schedule, extending planting operations over a long period. Using limited crew will not be accepted.10. Excavate planting pits and beds to depth indicated on details. Fill with a planting mixture of one part peat moss, six parts

topsoil with commercial bonemeal for planting holes in heavy soils if natural drainage does not exist. Have methodapproved.

11. Immediately following any planting operations, remove all debris and excess material from site, leaving the site neat andtidy.

12. It is the contractor's responsibility to maintain plant material for 30 days following planting or until time of finalacceptance. Maintenance of plant material during warranty period is the owners responsibility.

13. Maintenance tasks until time of final acceptance to include all of the following:13.1. Watering13.2. Fertilizing13.3. Weed Control13.4. Insect and Fungus Control13.5. Pruning

14. Submit separate maintenance cost for consideration by owner during warranty period only. Refer to maintenancespecifications.

25mm max. depth mortar bed

Subgrade compacted to 95% SPD

125mm depth poured concrete base toaccept stone on 200mm depth Granular'A' compacted to 98% SPD.

Concrete Paving (Typical):Form concrete to accept unit paving. Finishconcrete edge with 5mm tooled radius. Slopesurface of concrete to drain and provide 25mmdia. drain holes at low points and / or 3m o.c.

Unit Paving. Install on 25mm depth Highperformance Bedding. Sandfill joints. 3mmmaximium joint gap. Cut pavers to fit pattern.Refer to plan for paving type, pattern and colour

Anchoring Hardware to be Paintedto Match Bike Rack

Tamper-proof nut

Peen threaded end of anchor bolt

10M threaded stainless steel anchor bolt.Drill & secure with Hilti adhesive

Bike Rack

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CONCRETE SPECIFICATIONS

1. Concrete materials and methods of construction to comply with Can3-A23.1-M772. Contractor to verify accuracy of concrete details and reinforcement prior to installation3. Provide the following materials accordingly;

3.1. Cement - to Can3-A5-M77M Normal Type 103.2. Aggregates (for concrete) - to Can3-A23.1-M773.3. Reinforcing Steel (if specified) - to CSA 630.12-19723.4. Wire Ties (if specified) - to CSA 630.3-1972 (R1979) Plain, cold drawn annealed steel wire3.5. Form Stripping Agent - Colourless mineral oil, free of kerosene3.6. Latex Bonding Agent - Sika Bond by Sikamix Ltd. or approved equal3.7. Form Lumber - Clean, free of loose knots, splits and with repairs made smoothly and securely.3.8. Joint Fillers - 20 mm thick, preformed, non-extruding, resilient bituminous type3.9. Add mixtures - to be used only when approved by engineer3.10. Aggregates (for base) - Granular 'A' to OPSS Form 10103.11. Water (for mixing and curing) - to be reasonably clean and free of oil, salt, acid, alkali, sugar, organic matter,

or other substances injurious to the finished product and shall meet the requirement of CSA A23 I.M4. Class C-2 exposure concrete mix to provide a compressive strength of 32 Mpa at 28 days, entrained air of 5 to 7

percent and a slump at point of discharge of 60 mm for curbs and footings5. Granular base to be compacted to 95 percent maximum dry density to ASTM D698-78 and to depths as detailed6. Pour concrete in favourable weather conditions7. Apply surface finishes as detailed8. Provide expansion and contraction joints as detailed9. Repair defective areas while concrete is still plastic, or remove defective work and replace with new concrete10. Concrete areas will not be accepted under the following conditions;

10.1. Failure to meet requirements of this specification10.2. Excessive honeycombing or embedded debris10.3. Average strength in any area is less than 95 percent of the specified minimum10.4. Surface irregularities10.5. Cosmetic and structural damage (e.g., cracks, chipped edges)10.6. Poor quality workmanship

11. It is the contractor' s responsibility to maintain and protect concrete areas until time of final acceptance

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Compacted fill or undisturbed subgrade

Triple Mix Planting Soil or preparedmixture to be approved as equal. Tampsoil in base of pit to prevent settlement.

Provide clean sharp spade out bed edge

Compacted disturbed subgrade or 100mmdepth minimum scarified subgrade.

Clean prune all damaged root ends and washplanting soil into spaces around root ball.

Maintain original grade of shrub base afterplanting. Allow for settlement when settingplants. For plants greater than 500mm ht., setplants 50mm higher than finished grade. Bedto be soaked immediately after planting. Pruneout dead or damaged branches.

NOTES:1. For planting in poorly drained soils install plant material so that

root collar is 75-100mm above grade2. Remove container and maintain soil ball intact. Container to be

cut carefully away from root system so as not disturb soil ball.

100mm depth shredded bark mulch

R=13mm

50mm rigid insulation (typ)

Min. 200mm granular 'A' compactedto 95% S.P.D. (typ)

10mm max. Expansion joint

868

300mm Ø concrete piers (typ)

4 - 20M vertical. 10M ties @300 c.c. (typ)

2 - 15M dowel (typ) for each pier,to extend 450mm either way

15M @ 300 c.c. (typ)

15M @ 200 c.c. bottom (typ)

Compacted sub-grade to95% S.P.D. (typ)

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Stainless Steel Handrail:50mm OD handrail and post, capped. Cut slot inpost and cap to accept 6mm Stainless Steel platesupport. Weld to secure. Core drill concrete to200mm depth, to accept post. Epoxy grout inplace; cover with base plate. Submit ShopDrawings for approval


Concrete Step: Poured in placewith 25x25mm reveal along base.Tool 5mm radius on nose.

0.3m ±6.86m 0.3m

±2.34m (Typ)

±1.76m (Typ)

Issued for Client Review19 Feb 14

REVISIONS

DATE DESCRIPTION

NOTE: Contractor is to check and verify all dimensions and conditionson the project, and is to immediately report any discrepancies to thelandscape architect before proceeding with the work.

Fax: (905) 453-9376Tel: (905) 453-9398Suite 300

Project Title

8501 Mississauga RoadBrampton Ontario L6Y 5G8

Landscape Architecture I Site Design

email: [email protected]

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PLANTING DETAILS & SPECIFICATIONSNTS

ACCESSIBLE PARKING SIGNAGENTS

EVERGREEN TREE DECIDUOUS TREE

Black letter 'P', legend and border20mm red refl. annular band15mm red refl. interdictory stroke

White refl. background

Blue refl. background & outline

White refl. symbol and border

Sign Detail

BY PERMIT ONLYSign Face 300 X 450

EXPANSION JOINT

10mm black line, 5mm in fromedge of sign

Signage RequirementsAll accessible parking stalls shall be designatedby signage as per by-law 134-83

One sign per bay is required

The required sign(s) must be mounted at least0.60m from the face of the curb at a height of1.20m above the top of the curb elevation. Signmust not obstruct the sidewalk.

Where an obstructed building face is located nomore than 2.0m from the face of the curb at theaccessible bay. the required sign(s) may bemounted on the building face.

Mounting Details

Sign Face- 0.064 guage aluminum sign blank- white background- holes - metro punch

The Sign must be secured :- to a post with two galvanized 12mmhex head bolts and nuts with flatwashers on both sides

Post to be cast in place in a 300mm diaconcrete footing

Post Fixture100 x 100mm pressure treated wood or75mm dia galvanized standard steel pipe

5L.2

CONCRETE PAVING DETAIL & SPECIFICATIONSNTS

1L.2

SPLASH EDGENTS

3L.2

WHIPS

UNIT PAVINGNTS

2L.2

6L.2

SHRUBS

BIKE RACK/TYPICAL MOUNTING DETAILNTS

STEPS & RAILING PLAN & SECTIONSNTS

4L.2

300mm wide side wall

Concrete piers (Typ)

Stainless steel railing

Expansion joint

Expansion joint

SECTION 'A'

PLAN

A

Issued for Submission27 Mar 14

Concrete Paving (Typ)

Concrete Paving (Typ)

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