Attachment_A_-_Plans-Landscape_and_Irrigation.pdf

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KANSAS DEPARTMENT O( 9ILDLI(E CPF PARKS

KANOPOLIS STATE PARK VISITOR CENTER

LANDSCAPE AND IRRIGATION

PROJECT LOCATION

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LOCATION

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CONTACT INFORMATION

PROJECT MANAGER:

Brett Blackburn, Division Director KDWP, Engineering Division brett.blackburn@ks.gov C: (785) 296-8404

PARK MANAGER:

Jason Sunderland KDWP, Kanopolis State Park jason.sunderland@ks.gov O: (785)546-2565

SHEET INDEX

1.0 TITLE SHEET

2.0 LANDSCAPE SKETCH

3.0 IRRIGATION SKETCH

GENERAL NOTES

1. These notes, and other drawing notes contained herein, are provided to meet specific requirements and supplement the project specifications. These notes neither replace nor override the provisions and requirements of the project specifications.

2. The means of the work and the safety of the contractor's employees are solely the responsibility of the contractor. The contractor has a contractual obligation to comply with all applicable laws and regulations including those of OSHA. At no time will either the owner or the owner's representative take responsibility for the means of the work or the safety of the contractor's employees.

3. The contractor shall coordinate work with the owner to minimize disruption to the owner's facilities. Once the work has been started, the contractor shall complete the work without any interruptions. Construction activities are to be limited to the immediate work site. A staging and storage area will be available for the contractor's use on site.

4. Excavations have not been made to verify locations or depth of buried utilities. The exact location and elevation of all utilities must be determined by the contractor. The contractor shall contact "Kansas One Call System, INC." (1-800-344-7233) a minimum of 2 full working days prior to the start of construction for notification of utility owners and field location of all utilities. The contractor shall verify the elevation of possible conflicting utilities prior to construction. Overhead utilities and underground services generally are not shown.

5. The contractor shall furnish all labor, equipment, materials, and tools necessary to completely perform the work in a safe, expeditious, and workmanlike manner. All work shall be done to the lines, slopes, and grades indicated on the construction drawings. The contractor shall visit the site and familiarize himself/herself with the existing conditions before submitting his/her bid.

6. The contractor shall install materials per the manufacturer's recommendations unless noted otherwise. The contractor accepts full responsibility for the proper handling and installation of materials.

7. All project waste, including concrete rubble from miscellaneous structures, abandoned pipes, excess excavation, ect. shall be disposed of offsite, at locations designated by Owner..

8. Unless noted otherwise, existing utilities are to remain and shall be protected by the contractor during construction. The contractor shall exercise care to avoid damaging existing utilities during grading and construction activities.

9. Existing facilities (utilities, pavements, etc.) damaged by the contractor shall be repaired or replaced by the contractor at no additional expense to the owner.

10. All open excavations shall be protected with safety fence.

11.Positive drainage on the site is required throughout the project duration.

12.Traffic control devices must conform to the latest edition of the manual on uniform traffic control devices (MUTCD) and standards established by the Kansas department of transportation (KDOT).

13.If certain features are not fully shown or called for on the construction drawings or project specifications, their construction shall be of the same character as for similar conditions that are shown or called for, subject to the approval of the engineer.

Where sections vary, the contractor shall provide smooth transitions between them, unless noted otherwise.

14. The contractor is responsible for the transportation, unloading, storage, and management of all equipment unless noted otherwise. The contractor shall coordinate onsite storage with the owner. The contractor shall be responsible for the proper safeguarding of materials and equipment stored on the site to prevent theft, vandalism, or damage.

15. The contractor is responsible for the protection and maintenance of all permanent survey monuments and property irons in the project vicinity. If monuments are disturbed by planned construction, the contractor shall retain a Kansas-licensed land surveyor to re-establish the monuments and irons at the contractor's expense. Such monuments and irons shall be re-established by a licensed land surveyor in accordance with state laws.

16. The Contractor shall provide third party initial construction staking (by a KDWP approved survey firm). Subsequent/additional staking, due to damaged, lost,or destroyed stakes, shall be the responsibility of the Contractor.

17. All shop drawings provided shall be submitted to the Project Manager for review prior to the fabrication of material or the purchase of non-returnable stock.

Dimensional review is the Contractor's responsibility.

18. All materials are subject to the approval of the Project Manager.

PROJECT KANP-VC-LAND

SCAPE

DATE 4/1/2026

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1. Provide all labor, materials, and equipment necessary for installation of all plantings and related work.

2. The use of all fertilizers and pesticides shall be in strict conformance with all applicable local, state, and federal laws and regulations.

3. All plants shall be in compliance with ANSI Z60.1 - American Standard for Nursery Stock, 2004 edition.

4. Provide written warranty against death, disease, insect damage, and unsatisfactory growth, except as would result from vandalism or Owner's neglect. The warranty shall be a full 12 months commencing after Completion of all landscape installation activities or Project

Substantial Completion, whichever is later.

5. Submit list of all names, sizes, quantities, and sources of plant materials & Product literature for landscape materials for owner approval.

6. Provide healthy, vigorous stock, free of disease, insects, eggs, and defects such as knots, sunscald, injuries, abrasions, or disfigurement.

Plants shall be well-formed, uniformly branched, consistent in size, and quality.

7. Plants shall have healthy, vigorous root systems. Plants considered to be root-bound or with poor root structure or have broken or loose root balls shall be rejected. Containerized plants shall have healthy white root tips visible when the container is removed.

8. No substitutions of plant species, cultivar, or size shall be permitted without prior written authorization by Owner.

9. Dig plant pits two times the diameter of the plant root system, with excavations not exceeding the depth of the plant ball.

10. Set depth of planting pit so that top of plant ball will be 2-inches above the average elevation of the adjacent finish grades.

11. Glazed and compacted surfaces of pit shall be scarified and loosened prior to planting and backfill.

12. Install finely pulverized backfill into pits intended for plant root balls. Amendments may be up to 25% compost (as approved by owner).

13. Place plants for best appearance for review and final orientation by Owner's Project Manager before planting

14. Plants shall not be removed from containerized plants until immediately before planting. Avoid allowing roots to dry from exposure to heat or open air.

15. Set plants in pits or beds, partly filled with loosened (or prepared topsoil mixture).

16. Set plants vertically. Do not drop, crack, or damage root ball. Do not prune. Only dead, damaged, or severely deformed branches shall be removed.

17. Apply granular mycorrhizae to dampened root balls at the manufacturer's recommended rates. Mycorrhizal inoculant shall contain both endo-mycorrhizal and ecto-mycorrhizal fungi. Acceptable products: MYKE Pro Tree & Shrub, MycoApply Endo/Ecto, or approved equal.

18. For b & b stock, loosen burlap from the root ball. Cut away ropes, twine, wires, and wire baskets unless otherwise directed by the owner's project manager.

19. Add water to soil when the pit or bed is 2/3 full of topsoil (or approved soil mix) and again when full to firm up soil and eliminate large air pockets.

Do not tightly compact soil.

20. Notify the owner a minimum of 30 days before the conclusion of the Warranty Period. The owner shall review the overall condition of the landscaping. Trees, shrubs, perennial, and ground cover plants found dead or unhealthy at the time of the review shall be replaced during the planting season in accordance with the specifications or addressed in a manner acceptable to the owner.

21. Only one replacement per plant is required at the end of the Warranty Period, except for losses or replacements due to non-compliance of Specifications.

22. All trees in sodded or seeded to be mulched with a minimum of 2-3 inches shredded Grade A "All-Bark Cypress or "All-Bark Cedar" mulch with a minimum 3'- 4' ring (based on tree size) and not "domed" around trunk. In all seeded areas, include a well to retain water

23. All trees to be staked with tree stakes suitable for size, including methods to protect trunks from invasive staking wire. Staking methods to be approved by the owner before starting landscape planting.

24. All plants and plant locations to be verified by Owner's Project Manager before starting installation.

25. Contractor to verify all quantities before bidding.

26. Landscape contractor must have a verifiable minimum of 7 years professional full-time experience in landscape installation, and have installed a verifiable minimum of 5 projects of similar size and complexity

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Existing Water Main (Typ) sHENANDOAH sWITCHGRASS (3) lITTLE mOSES bURNING bUSH (5) yOUNGSTOWN cOMPACT jUNIPER (6) lITTLE hENRY sWEETSPIRE (9) rEDBUD (MULTISTEM) cELEBRATION mAPLE pINK fLOWER cARPET rOSE (13) sTELLA D'ORO dAYLILY (11) dWF nORWAY sPRUCE (2) mAGIC cARPET sPIRAEA (6) cELEBRATION mAPLE

SHENANDOAH SWITCHGRASS(4)

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SHENANDOAH SWITCHGRASS (4)

sEA OF GOLD JUNIPER (4) sTELLA d'ORO dAYLILY (7) lITTLE pRINCESS sPIRAEA (5) lITTLE buSINESS dAYLILY (14) lITTLE hENRY sWEETSPIRE (9) rEDBUD (MULTISTEM) hICKS yEW (3) gREEN vELVET bOXWOOD (8)

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CANADA rED cHERRY

CANADA rED cHERRY aTUMN bLAZE mAPLE (2) aTUMN bLAZE mAPLE (2)

SEEDING Notes:SEEDING Notes:SEEDING Notes:SEEDING Notes:

1. Seeding (DISTURBED AREAS) : 12# k-31 fescue/1000sf & 400# 12-12-12 per acre nOTE: ANY oVERSEEDING WILL BE AT 7#/1000 rATE

2. eROSION cONTROL sEEDING aREAS : mulch WITH CURLEX 1 CURLEX 1 CURLEX 1 CURLEX 1 EROSION CONTROL BLANKET AND SECURE WITH STAPLES PER MGF'S INSTRUCTIONS.

3. pRAIRIE HAY MULCHED AREAS : USE 100# (APPROX 2 BALES) CLEAN pRAIRIE hAY PER 1000 sf cRIMPED BY MECHANICAL CRIMPER

NOTE: SEED STAND TO BE GUARANTEED TO 70%COVERAGE

sod noTESsod noTESsod noTESsod noTES:

1. sOD TO BE WATERED BY HAND OR IRRIGATION SYSTEM AFTER BEING LAIDTO ENSURE PROPER MOISTURE IS RETAINED FOR PTOPER COLOR AND HEALTH

2. aLL AREAS ADJACENT TO CONCRETE WALKS AND CURBS SHALL BE "COUNTER SUNK "A MINIMUM OF 1" TO ACCOMIDATE DEPTH OF SOD SOIL LAYER. sLOPe

MUST BE TAPERED DOW TO THE EDGE LEVEL

3. SOIL UNDER SOD SHALL BE SCARIFIED TO MINIMUM DEPTH OF 2" BEFORE INSTALLATION, AND GRADED FOR PROPER DRAINAGE.

Stella D'oro Daylily (3)

Densiformis Yew

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Landscape Notes:Landscape Notes:Landscape Notes:Landscape Notes:

SEEDING TYP.

contractor to verify all quantities

Kanapolis State Park Visitor Center Landscape Sketch

Kanapolis State Park Visitor CenteR

STEEL EDGING TYP.

STEEL EDGING TYP.

STEEL EDGING TYP.

STEEL EDGING TYP.

Item # Description Size Quantity

1 Compact Youngstown Juniper #2 6

2 Little Business Daylily #1 14

3 Little Henry Sweetspire #2 32

4 Magic Carpet Spiraea #2 6

5 Dwarf Norway Spruce (Pumila) #5 2

6 Densiformis Yew #3 1

7 Zagreb Coreopsis #2 2

8 Pink Supreme Flower Carpet Rose #2 13

9 Sea Of Gold Juniper #5 7

10 Shenandoah Switchgrass #2 11

11 Little Moses Burning Bush #5 5

12 Stella D'oro Daylily #1 21

13 Green Velvet Boxwood #2 8

14 Hicks Yew #5 3

15 Canada Red Cherry 2" 2

16 Eastern Redbud 6-8'BB (MS) 2

17 Autumn Fantasy Maple 2" BB 2

18 Celebration Maple 2" BB 2

K31 Seed/Overseed, Fertilizer, Prairie Hay, Mulch

,Crimping (Installed) As Specified 26500

Curlex 1 (Not CL) - (Installed - Including Sod Staples per Mfg Recommendations.) As Specified 2600

21 Turf Type Fescue Blend SOD - (Installed incl.prep) 1 YD Roll 355

Grade A "Allbark " Cypress Mulch (Around new shade trees) 3 CF Bag 3

Rose Creek Deco Rock #1 Landscape Rock (2"

DeepMin) Similar to Beatrice Sand & Gravel #1 Deco 2420

24 Black Plastic (weed control) 6mil 2420

Painted Steel Edging (Grey, Green, or Rusty Metal -

Auto Body Primer) 1/8" x 4" 320

26 Labor (Install plants - Items 1-18) As Specified LS

27 Labor (Install all Hardgoods- Items 22-25) As Specified LS

28 Mycorrhizae Granular treatment for plants As Specified LS

29 Tree staked properly to industry standard As Specified 8

Rose Creek Rock

4" 2.5" sTEEL eDGING sod, edging, & PLastic - INSTALLATION Detail noT to scale

6mil Black Plastic countersink sod along sidewalk sidewalk typ gravel gravel base typ soil soil soil rototill beds to 6" (min)

1. Limits of construction to be field determined by kdwp project manager prior to starting.

2. contractor to verify all utilities by kansas one-call and kanapolis state park staff prior to any excavation3. Any excess soil and trees/brush will be hauled to park location as determined by park staff

Add'l Site Notes:

water line from source

1 1/4"Champion Brass Angle Globe mAIN vALVE w/ Brass cross

Wilkins 960 xlt DCA (accessible for testing)

TO BUILDING

TO system

VALVE BOX LID

ametek JUMBO VALVE BOX with 6" and 3" extensions (as Required)

GROUND LEVEL

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poc,DCA & Master iirrigation contractoR responsible for boring pavement this location ( Min 18" depth) iir rigation contractoR responsible for boring this walk (M in 12" depth)

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Kanapolis State Park Visitor Center Irrigation Sketch

Kanapolis State Park Visitor Center

1 1/4 " Copper Pipe (min)

1 1/4" PVC

1 1/4" PVC TEE w/ 1/1/4" x 1/2" ST BUsh

1/2" x 1 sch 80 Brass nipple 1/2" Brass full port ball valve

1/1/4" poly pipe

1 1/4" class 200 PVC pipe service line master valve ametek 10" round valve box point of connection detail not to scale

1. iRRIGATION wIRING SHALL BE MINIMUM 18 ga 13 cONDUCTOR, Each direction w/ approved gel Dri splice connectors (contractor to verify size needed)

2. Main Valve to be in Ametek Jumbo Rectangular Valve BoX - SEE DETAILS

3. Master valve and zone valves to be in 10" round ametek Valve box.

4. All poly pipe will carry manufactures limited lifetime warranty similar to Centennial pro turf Green.

5. Head layout is approximate to illustrate coverage. Mimimum number oF heads is shown. Contractor shall submit actual layout if different.

triangular spacing is required - verify layout for completer coverage.

6. maximum recommended pipe velocity is 7fps.

7. pipe installation to be with vibratory plow unless approved by owner.

8. Soaker or drip design to be approved by owner prior to installation.

9. owner to verify head layout prior to installation.

10. all hose clamps to be stainless steel worm drive- unless approved by owner

NOTE: all mainline piping to be double clamped.

11. 11. 11. 11. irrigation contractor must have a verifiable miniumum of 7 years full time irrigation contractor must have a verifiable miniumum of 7 years full time irrigation contractor must have a verifiable miniumum of 7 years full time irrigation contractor must have a verifiable miniumum of 7 years full time experience in professional lawn irrigation installation and have installed experience in professional lawn irrigation installation and have installed experience in professional lawn irrigation installation and have installed experience in professional lawn irrigation installation and have installed a minimum of 5 projects of similar size and complexity. a minimum of 5 projects of similar size and complexity. a minimum of 5 projects of similar size and complexity. a minimum of 5 projects of similar size and complexity.

Additional IrriGation notes:

100 PSI (MIN) 1 1/4" PRO Turf green POlyethylene mainline (Wire adjacent)

80 PSI (MIN) pro turf green POlyethylene Lateral line

1' weathermatic electric Valve W./ fLOW cONTROL or approved equal

EATON professional sOAKER hOSE (1/2" min) W/ pRESSURE COMPENSATING FLOW REGULATOR (1 -2 gpM per 100 feet) OR rAINBIRD pROFESSIONAL DRIP lINE.

(maximum distance without Jumper or cross connectioin is 150') hUNTER 4" PRO SPRAY hEAD W/PRO NOZZLE or approved equal weathermatic smartline OR hUNTER pRO-c 20 station controller or approved equal (Location TBD) hUNTER PGP ADJ or 360

IRRIGATION LEGEND:

MIN 36"

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