FINAL_Landscape_Plans,_Olive_Road_PHI,_2026-05-06.pdf
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This is a Final Landscape Plans document prepared by Moffatt & Nichol for the Escambia County Board of County Commissioners in Florida, specifically for the Olive Road Street Improvement Project Phase I (Solicitation ID: PD 20-21.052), covering the section from east of Carpenter Creek to North Davis Highway. The project involves landscaping improvements including the planting of 29 Crape Myrtle trees (Lagerstroemia x Tonto) in 15-gallon containers at 5-6 feet height, installation of 97 square yards of 3-inch depth pine straw mulch, tree protection barriers for existing vegetation, and tree trunk protection measures for trees ranging from 4 inches to 72 inches in diameter. The landscape plans are digitally signed and sealed by Bruce Brodsky, RLA (License No. 01742), dated May 6, 2026, and include detailed specifications, site plans covering stations 191+40 through 256+68.41, and construction management requirements managed by the Escambia County Engineering Department under Project Manager Michael Segars.
The landscaping contractor assumes responsibility for a 365-day establishment period maintenance plan beginning after final landscape installation, including weekly mowing (April through October) and twice-monthly mowing (November through March), irrigation maintenance, herbicide and pesticide applications, weeding, edging, fertilizer application, mulch replenishment, plant health inspections, and debris removal. All plant materials must meet Florida No. 1 standards or better and be installed per the latest FDOT Standard Specifications and Design Standards. The contractor must verify utility locations, coordinate with other trades, conduct soil analysis prior to planting, provide temporary irrigation, and maintain tree protection barriers throughout construction. Upon completion of the establishment period, the County may exercise a 1-year option for continued maintenance services. A representative from Escambia County responsible for maintenance shall attend the establishment period inspection, and the landscape contractor must provide as-built drawings in AutoCAD or Microstation format within 30 days of project acceptance.
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ESCAMBIA COUNTY, FLORIDA
PLANS PROPOSED FOR
CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT DIVISION
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
DISTRICT TWO
DISTRICT ONE
DISTRICT FIVE
DISTRICT FOUR
DISTRICT THREE
COMMISSIONERS
LUMON MAY
ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
SHEET NO. & DESCRIPTION
INDEX OF PLANS
PROJECT MANAGER:
SECTION / TOWNSHIP / RANGE:
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3 & 418, 20, & 21 / 1S / 30W
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LANDSCAPE DETAILS
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ASHLEE HOFBERGER, CHAIR MICHAEL SEGARS
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORIZATION NO.: 4877
(850) 815-3040
PENSACOLA, FL 32502
226 SOUTH PALAFOX PLACE, FLOOR 6
MOFFATT & NICHOL
(850) 845 0323
PENSACOLA, FL 32502
226 SOUTH PALAFOX PLACE, FLOOR 6
L.A. NO.: 01742
BRUCE BRODSKY, R.L.A.
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FINAL PLANS
STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT
OLIVE ROAD
PHASE I
SOLICITATION ID: PD 20-21.052
(FROM E OF CARPENTER CREEK TO N DAVIS HIGHWAY)
MAY 2026
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to commencing final grading and installation.
All soil amendments shall be added to the planting areas and thoroughly incorporated into the soil prior 3.
for chemical control.
to commencing planting. Herbicide treatment shall be in accordance with guidelines provided by the FDOT periods between applications as applicable to assure weeds are eliminated from the planting beds prior planting. Herbicide instructions shall be followed as to treatment dilution, mix, application, and time All planting areas shall then be treated with herbicide to assure that weeds will be controlled prior to 2.
All planting areas shall be stripped of all existing vegetation unless otherwise noted on the plans.1.
PLANTING BED PREPARATION
FDOT Standard Plans Index 580.
Planting for all plant material and staking for all trees shall be in accordance with the latest edition of 11.
stumps. It shall have a pH between 6.0 to 7.0.
to be free of weed seeds and pathogens. It shall also be free of litter, sod, clay, stones, roots and The topsoil used in the planting operation shall be a natural, friable, fine loam soil. It shall be certified provide topsoil as necessary, in accordance with the latest edition of FDOT Standard Specifications 987.
installation. If sufficient topsoil is not available for respreading, the Landscape Contractor shall topsoil to a depth of 6" within all landscaped and turfed areas prior to any landscape and/or turf The Site Contractor shall strip and stockpile topsoil in a sufficient quantity to be able to respread the 10.
schedule.
take-off, and shall provide all plant material required to fill plant bed area at spacing shown on plant Quantities on Landscape Plan are minimum only. Contractor is responsible for their own quantity 9.
could contain or hold seeds.
known to be infested with noxious weeds is free of soil, seeds, vegetative matter, or other debris that The Contractor shall insure that, prior to moving on site, all equipment which last operated in areas 8.
documents.
Supplemental Specification 580, and any Planting Specifications provided with the construction Landscape improvements shall be installed by the Contractor per the latest edition of FDOT Maintenance 7.
quantity prior to bidding.
landscaped/mulched or hardscaped with Pensacola Bahia Grass. The contractor shall verify the sod No bare earth areas shall be visible after completion of the work. Sod all disturbed areas that are not 6.
owner's representative.
material. The Contractor shall not return to the area of contamination until approval is provided by the discovery. The County will arrange for investigation, identification and remediation of the hazardous suspected contamination from further access. The owner's representative is to notify the County of the reported to the owner's representative, who shall direct the Contractor to protect the area of known or known or suspected hazardous material found on the project by the Contractor shall be immediately intended for equipment use as a hazardous material, such products do not need a MSDS submittal. Any Contractor. Because State Law does not treat petroleum products that are properly containerized and owner's representative shall coordinate with the County prior to issuing written approval to the copy of the Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) for each hazardous material proposed for use. The the owner's representative in advance. The Contractor shall provide the owner's representative with a require such for performing contracted work, the Contractor shall request, in writing, permission from The Contractor shall not bring any hazardous materials onto the project site. Should the Contractor 5.
owner's representative shall be at the Contractor's expense.
conflict exists. Any costs to remove and/or repair work installed that has not been approved by the lighting and their appurtenances. The Contractor shall not install the proposed improvements if a management facilities, paving, drainage discharge paths, signage, overhead and underground utilities, remain) utility structures, drainage structures, ditches, under drains, ditch blocks, storm water Landscape materials shall be adjusted in the field to avoid conflicts with any (proposed or existing to 4.
attendance at the establishment period inspection.
Period. A representative from Escambia County who is responsible for maintenance shall be in Contractor shall request an Establishment Period Inspection at the end of the 365 day Establishment The Establishment Period for watering and maintenance by the Contractor shall be 365 days. The 3.
of any variation from the dimensions and conditions shown on the plans.
responsible for all dimensions and conditions on the job. The owner's representative shall be notified Written dimensions shall take precedence over scaled dimensions. The Contractor shall verify and be 2.
be made without prior written approval by the owner's representative.
All construction shall be in accordance with the plans and written specifications. No substitutions shall 1.
GENERAL NOTES
for continued maintenance services by the Contractor.
the 365 Day Establishment Period, the County may exercise a 1-Year Option 1-Year Option: Based upon the Contractor's maintenance performance during 10.
upon final acceptance at the end of the establishment period.
establishment period. Contractor shall remove all aboveground tree staking Staking: Contractor shall maintain all tree staking for the duration of the 9.
regularly.
Litter Pick-Up: During the establishment period, ensure litter pickup 8.
water to ensure plant material health during the establishment period.
period for all trees and turf. It shall be maintained to provide sufficient
7. Irrigation: Temporary irrigation shall be required during the establishment the establishment period.
b. Replenish pine straw mulch (1.5 inches depth) one month before the end of straw mulch shall be maintained continually.
ring of pine straw mulch shall be maintained; and in all planting beds, pine
a. At all trees outside of a planting bed (if applicable), a 6 foot diameter Mulch (3" depth settled):6.
vigor during the establishment period.
Pruning: Prune all plants as necessary to maintain proper form, health and 5.
during the establishment period and treat as necessary.
c. Provide plant material insect and disease control inspections continually
(including aquatics) found during the establishment period.
b. Remove mechanically or by herbicide treatment all invasive exotic species additional information regarding herbicides, pesticides and required licenses.
control. Contact the local County Agricultural Extension Service for training and follow the operating guidelines provided by FDOT for chemical
a. All personnel involved in the chemical program are to receive proper Herbicides/Pesticides:4.
and turf areas at every mowing cycle.
Edging - Mechanically edge all planting beds that are adjacent to paving herbicide.
establishment period. Manual removal of weeds is preferable to control by Weeding - All planting areas shall remain weed free during the
Weeding/Edging:3.
monitoring and soil analysis.
Fertilizer: During the establishment period, based on plant growth 2.
of the project.
cycle. The last cycle of mowing shall be performed after the final cleanup items) and litter pickup shall be incidental to the mowing performed each Hand cutting around obstructions (signs, headwalls, light poles, and like on a cycle sufficient to maintain the turf at a height between 2.5" to 3.5".
Mowing: It is the responsibility of the contractor to mow the contract area 1.
365-Day maintenance within their bid.
twice a month from November through March. The contractor shall inculde this a minimum, maintenance shall occur weekly from April through October, and year after the final acceptance of all installation work under the contract. At maintenance, survival and condition of all landscape items for a period of one the plans. The Contractor shall assume responsibility for the proper Day Maintenance Period for all of the landscape and turf area installed per The following operations shall be performed by the Contractor during the 365
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Specifications for additional requirements. Where conflicts exist, the more stringent standards and specifications
Refer to current FDOT Standard Specifications and Design Standard Indicies, the General Notes, and the 17.
format (2020 version or later) within 30 days of project acceptance.
The landscape contractor shall supply the owner's representative with as-built drawings in AutoCAD or Microstation 16.
landscape contractor shall also be responsible for providing sufficient water to the plants during this time.
representative. This maintenance includes keeping beds free of debris, weeds, diseases, and infestations. The
The landscape contractor shall be responsible for maintaining all plantings until final acceptance by the owner's 15.
schedule a final walk through. A final walk through shall not be performed if previous punch lists are not completed.
The landscape contractor shall notify the owner's representative a minimum of 48 hours prior to completion to 14.
stored in an approved, protected holding area and shall be watered as necessary to maintain plant health and quality.
system is not functioning properly). Any plant material not installed within 6 hours of delivery to the site must be
All plant material must be planted immediately upon delivery to the site and watered in (by hand if the irrigation 13.
areas, including final grade elevations.
The landscape contractor shall coordinate with all other trades (and plans), as necessary, in preparing planting 12.
plant material installation activities. This repair/replacement shall blend seamlessly with the existing landscape.
The landscape contractor shall repair or replace any existing vegetation intended to remain that is disturbed by 11.
that may be necessary to promote healthy, vigorous plant growth.
deficiencies, wetness, muck, debris, etc.) and shall recommend for approval, prior to installation, all soil amendments material. The landscape contractor shall notify the owner's representative of any improper soil condition (nutritional
The landscape contractor shall conduct representative soil analysis prior to the installation of any plant 10.
(settled). All pine straw shall be from the 'improved slash' pine tree with a minimum needle length of eight inches.
tree not within a shrub/groundcover bed shall be centered within a layer of mulch 6' in diameter and 3" depth with 3" mulch depth. Remove all debris from the mulch. Water bed thoroughly. If/where applicable, each newly planted Reset any plants that settle too deep. Remove spoil soil and rake the bed to its finish grade. Cover all bed areas hole with planting mix. Fertilize each plant with the approved type and rate of fertilizer. Water in thoroughly.
that the top of root ball will settle to the proper level relative to finish grade. Set plant and fill remainder of
Dig planting pits at 1.5 times the diameter of the pot. Fill plant pit with approved planting mix and compact so 9.
owner's representative prior to any installation.
to achieve the design intent. The landscape contractor shall flag all tree and bedline locations for approval by the
The owner's representative reserves the right to make planting bed field changes to accommodate site conditions and 8.
the owner's representative.
plant size. Root bound plants shall not be accepted. No substitutions shall be permitted without prior approval of
All plant materials indicated with a gallon size shall be container grown and within a container appropriate for the 7.
approve for all plant materials prior to any plant delivery. Measuring sticks shall be shown in photos, as appropriate.
weeds. Additionally, the contractor shall provide the owner's representative with representative plant photos to be removed and replaced by the contractor at contractor's expense. All plants must be brought to the site free of plant delivery to schedule on-site inspection upon delivery. Installed plant material not meeting specifications shall for Nursery Plants", State of Florida, latest edition. Notify the owner's representative a minimum of one week prior to
All plant material shall be Florida No. 1 or better (unless otherwise noted) as set forth in "Grades and Standards 6.
expense within 2 weeks of notice.
representative. Any material not meeting specifications or displaying poor health shall be replaced at contractor's contractor shall guarantee plant health and survivability for one year from date of project acceptance by the owner's drawings. All plants shall meet size, container, and spacing specifications as shown in the plant schedule. The
The contractor shall supply all plant materials in quantities sufficient to complete the plantings shown on all 5.
to the attention of the owner's representative prior to installation or any field adjustments.
pits located within 5' of utilities shall be performed by hand. Any utility/plant material conflicts shall be brought
The contractor shall verify the existence of and stake all utilities prior to construction. Excavation of plant 4.
The contractor must submit a temporary irrigation plan for approval prior to the start of any construction. 3.
landscape and irrigation is not damaged by other work/trades (and vice versa).
The landscape installation must be properly sequenced with other construction so that proposed and existing 2.
specifications, installation requirements, schedules, and maintenance requirements will be discussed.
The landscape contractor shall be responsible for attending a pre-bid meeting during which installation 1.
PLANTING NOTES
PROPOSED PLANT SCHEDULE
TREES
29 CM
"TONTO"
LAGERSTROEMIA X
TONTO CRAPE MYRTLE
SINGLE TRUNK (STD.)
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TREE PROTECTION BARRIER
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TREE PROTECTION
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PROTECTION BARRIER FOR TREE GROUPINGSCritical Root Zone
Critical Root Zone (See Plans For Barrier Alignment)
Documents
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Root Pruning Trench, As as required.
and other maintenance mowing, litter removal
Provide access for
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Arborist.
supervised by a Certified
Pruning must be pruning is required.
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Weather Resistant Sign
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SCALE: N.T.S.
TREE PROTECTION DETAIL
certified Arborist or Landscape Architect.
9. The Critical Root Zone may be reduced, in the field, by a on this Index as long as the critical root zone is protected.
may be used in lieu of the tree protection barrier detailed
8. Alternate tree protection systems approved by the Engineer
Spanish. Sign should read " Keep Out Tree Protection Area".
with 6" minimum text height and provide text in English and
7. Place weather resistant sign every 50' along the barrier, within the tree protection area.
6. See plans for any additional requirements or modifications girdling. Adjust bands to allow tree growth as needed.
5. Inspect trunk protection and tree quarterly to prevent protection barrier around the entire group.
4. For closely spaced groups of trees, place the tree
Maintain protection at all times.
construction and remove when directed by the Engineer.
3. Install all tree protection prior to commencement of protection barrier, including during barrier installation.
equipment is not permitted within the limits of the tree
2. Staging, storage, dumping, washing and operation of inch of trunk diameter at breast height.
from trunk of tree to a distance equal to one foot per
1. Critical Root Zone: Extends in all directions
NOTES:
Documents
Construction
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Root Pruning Height
Barrier
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Protection Barrier
The Tree
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TRUNK PROTECTION
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Form A Continuous
2" x 4" Boards To
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Certified Arborist.
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Pruning must be pruning is required.
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Barrier
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Install At Depth
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TREE TRUNK PROTECTION DETAIL
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D R
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N B
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D A
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A P P
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D B
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D A
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F
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L D B
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D E
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C T M
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K Y
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C T
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N T
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L A L .A
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F I C I
C O
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H I S
S
H E
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F I
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A L L
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S I G
N
D
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1G
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1.
F .A .C
M
IC
H A
E L S
E G
A R
S
S E
V
IL
L E T
O W
E R S
O U
T H P
A L
A F
O X P
L A
C E F
L O
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S A
C O
L A F
L O
R
ID
A
M A
T C
H L I N
E
S
T A
.0
LEGEND
PROPOSED
CRAPE MYRTLE TREE
TREE
PROTECTION BARRIER
LD-5
WATER
WATER
WATER
WATER
WATER
TEL
TEL
196 197 198 199 200 201
EXIST. R/W LINE
PROP. TWA
PROP. TWA
EXIST. R/W LINE
18" Oak 22" Oak
TREE-TRUNK PROTECTION
TREE REMOVAL
40.00' (LT)
+00.00
40.00' (LT)
+40.00
40.00' (LT)
+80.00
40.00' (LT)
+20.00 22.50' (LT)
+50.00 N
1"
TP
TP
TP
TP
TJB
TJB
TJB
TJB
TJB
EJB
WATER
WATER
WATER
WATER
WATER
WATER
WATER
WATER
TEL
GAS
SAN
202 203 204 205 206 207
C O
D Y
L
N
C O
D Y
L
N
S T
O N
E B
R O
K
S T
O N
E B
R O
K
EXIST. R/W LINE
PROP. R/W LINE
EXIST. R/W LINE
PROP. TWA
24" Oak
42" Oak
12" Magnolia
TREE-TRUNK PROTECTION
TREE-TRUNK PROTECTION
TREE-TRUNK PROTECTION
PROP. TWA
36.00' (LT)
+60.00
48.00' (RT)
+30.00
PROP. R/W LINE
N
1"
N
D S
C A
P E P
L
R O
V E
M E
N T P
R O J E
C T
O L
IV
E R
O A
D S
T R
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O R
L
D D
A c t iv e -0 -0
-0 la n d s c p P
L A
N L
D .d g n p d o r s e y
N U
M B
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V
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N S
D R
A W
N B
Y
D A
T E
A P P
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D B
Y
D A
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F
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L D B
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A G
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D E
S
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D B
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C H
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K E
D
B
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P R
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C T M
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SHEET
S
W
M O
F F
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C A
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K Y
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F I C I
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H I S
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H E
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F I
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A L L
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S I G
N
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L
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1G
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1.
F .A .C
LEGEND
PROPOSED
CRAPE MYRTLE TREE
TREE
PROTECTION BARRIER
LEGEND
PROPOSED
CRAPE MYRTLE TREE
TREE
PROTECTION BARRIER
M
IC
H A
E L S
E G
A R
S
S E
V
IL
L E T
O W
E R S
O U
T H P
A L
A F
O X P
L A
C E F
L O
O R P
E N
S A
C O
L A F
L O
R
ID
A
M A
T C
H L I N
E
S
T A
.0
M A
T C
H L I N
E
S
T A
.0
M A
T C
H L I N
E
S
T A
.0
M A
T C
H L I N
E
S
T A
.0
LD-6
TP
WATER
WATER
WATER
WATER
WATER
TEL
TEL
SAN
SAN
GAS
GAS
WATER
WATER
207 208 209 210 211 212
H E I R
L O
H E I R
L O
EXIST. R/W LINE
EXIST. R/W LINE
PROP. R/W LINE
32" Oak of Oaks
48" Cluster
42" Oak 36" Oak
20" Oaks
TREE-TRUNK PROTECTION
PROP. TWA 36.00' (LT)
+30.00
41.00' (LT)
+20.00
41.00' (RT)
+10.00
41.00' (RT)
+50.00
41.00' (RT)
+90.00
41.00' (RT)
+30.00
EXIST. R/W LINE
EXIST. R/W LINE
EXIST. R/W LINE
N
1"
TJB TJBEJB
WATER
WATER
WATER
WATER
WATER
WATER
WATER
WATER
GAS
GAS
213 214 215 216 217 218
E L
E
S T
R E
C
EXIST. R/W LINE
PROP. TWA
PROP. TWA
EXIST. R/W LINE
PROP. R/W LINE
27" Oak
PROTECTION
TREE-TRUNKPROP. TWA
37.00' (RT)
+20.00
PROP. TWA
PROP. TWA
N
1"
N
D S
C A
P E P
L
R O
V E
M E
N T P
R O J E
C T
O L
IV
E R
O A
D S
T R
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O R
L
D D
A c t iv e -0 -0
-0 la n d s c p P
L A
N L
D .d g n p d o r s e y
N U
M B
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V
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N S
D R
A W
N B
Y
D A
T E
A P P
R O
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D B
Y
D A
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F
IE
L D B
O O
K P
A G
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D E
S
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N E
D B
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C H
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K E
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P R
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C T M
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M O
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H
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L A L .A
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F I C I
C O
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H I S
S
H E
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H E
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C T
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N I C
F I
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A L L
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S I G
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D
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1G
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1.
F .A .C
LEGEND
PROPOSED
CRAPE MYRTLE TREE
TREE
PROTECTION BARRIER
LEGEND
PROPOSED
CRAPE MYRTLE TREE
TREE
PROTECTION BARRIER
M
IC
H A
E L S
E G
A R
S
S E
V
IL
L E T
O W
E R S
O U
T H P
A L
A F
O X P
L A
C E F
L O
O R P
E N
S A
C O
L A F
L O
R
ID
A
M A
T C
H L I N
E
S
T A
.0
M A
T C
H L I N
E
S
T A
.0
M A
T C
H L I N
E
S
T A
.0
M A
T C
H L I N
E
S
T A
.0
LD-7
TP TP
TJB
WATER
WATER
WATER
WATER
WATER
WATER WATER
WATER WATER
WATER
TEL
TEL
TEL TEL
GAS
219 220 221 222 223
I
EXIST. R/W LINE
PROP. TWA
EXIST. R/W LINE
PROP. TWA
12" Magnolia
40" Oak
42" Oak
N
1"
WATER
WATER
WATER
WATER
WATER
WATER
WATERWATER
WATER
WATER
WATER
TEL
224 225 226 227 228 229
R D
H I L L
B U
EXIST. R/W LINE
PROP. TWA
EXIST. R/W LINE
PROP. TWA
48" Oak Twin
72" Oak
22.50' (LT)
+85.00 N
1"
N
D S
C A
P E P
L
R O
V E
M E
N T P
R O J E
C T
O L
IV
E R
O A
D S
T R
E
O R
L
D D
A c t iv e -0 -0
-0 la n d s c p P
L A
N L
D .d g n p d o r s e y
N U
M B
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R E
V
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N S
D R
A W
N B
Y
D A
T E
A P P
R O
V E
D B
Y
D A
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F
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L D B
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A G
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D E
S
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N E
D B
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C H
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K E
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B
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P R
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C T M
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F F
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B R
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K Y
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L A L .A
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F I C I
C O
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H I S
S
H E
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H E
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C T
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F I
G I T
A L L
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S I G
N
D
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L
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1G
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1.
F .A .C
LEGEND
PROPOSED
CRAPE MYRTLE TREE
TREE
PROTECTION BARRIER
LEGEND
PROPOSED
CRAPE MYRTLE TREE
TREE
PROTECTION BARRIER
M
IC
H A
E L S
E G
A R
S
S E
V
IL
L E T
O W
E R S
O U
T H P
A L
A F
O X P
L A
C E F
L O
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S A
C O
L A F
L O
R
ID
A
M A
T C
H L I N
E
S
T A
.0
M A
T C
H L I N
E
S
T A
.0
M A
T C
H L I N
E
S
T A
.0
M A
T C
H L I N
E
S
T A
.0
LD-8
TP TP
TJB TJB
WATER
WATER
WATER
WATER
WATER
WATER WATER
WATER
TEL
GAS
230 231 232 233 234 235
E R
N E
S T I
EXIST. R/W LINE
PROP. TWA
EXIST. R/W LINE
PROP. TWA
30" Tree 12" Tree
28" Tree
TREE-TRUNK PROTECTION
PROTECTION
TREE-TRUNK
N
1"
TP
TPTJB
TJB
TJB
TJB
WATER
WATER
WATER
WATER
WATER
WATER
TEL
TEL
GASGASGAS
235 236 237 238 239 240
W H I T
M I
W H I T
M I
EXIST. R/W LINE
PROP. TWA
EXIST. R/W LINE
PROP. TWA
45" Oak 20" Oak 24" Oak 22" Oak
18" Oak 40" Oak 24" Oak
24" Magnolia
6" Oak 6" Oak
PROTECTION
TREE-TRUNK
Oak Twin 24"
PROTECTION
TREE-TRUNK
PROTECTION
TREE-TRUNK
PROTECTION
TREE-TRUNK
22.50' (LT)
+20.00
22.50' (LT)
+60.0031.00' (LT)
+40.00
PROTECTION
TREE-TRUNK
N
1"
N
D S
C A
P E P
L
R O
V E
M E
N T P
R O J E
C T
O L
IV
E R
O A
D S
T R
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O R
L
D D
A c t iv e -0 -0
-0 la n d s c p P
L A
N L
D .d g n p d o r s e y
N U
M B
E R
R E
V
IS
IO
N S
D R
A W
N B
Y
D A
T E
A P P
R O
V E
D B
Y
D A
T E
F
IE
L D B
O O
K P
A G
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D E
S
IG
N E
D B
Y
C H
E C
K E
D
B
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P R
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C T M
A N
A G
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D
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T R
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SHEET
S
W
M O
F F
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K Y
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L A L .A
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F I C I
C O
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H I S
S
H E
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T
H E
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C T
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F I
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S I G
N
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1G
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1.
F .A .C
LEGEND
PROPOSED
CRAPE MYRTLE TREE
TREE
PROTECTION BARRIER
LEGEND
PROPOSED
CRAPE MYRTLE TREE
TREE
PROTECTION BARRIER
M
IC
H A
E L S
E G
A R
S
S E
V
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L E T
O W
E R S
O U
T H P
A L
A F
O X P
L A
C E F
L O
O R P
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S A
C O
L A F
L O
R
ID
A
M A
T C
H L I N
E
S
T A
.0
M A
T C
H L I N
E
S
T A
.0
M A
T C
H L I N
E
S
T A
.0
M A
T C
H L I N
E
S
T A
.0
LD-9
TJB
TJB
TJB
TJB
EJB
TJB
WATER WATER
WATER
WATER
WATER
WATER
WATER
WATER
WATERWATER
WATER
WATER
WATER
TEL TEL
241 242 243 244 245 246
EXIST. R/W LINE
PROP. TWA
EXIST. R/W LINE
PROP. TWA
32" Oak
28" Cedar 20" Cedar 36" Cedar 40" Cedar 27" Cedar
TREE-TRUNK PROTECTION
32.00' (RT)
+70.00
22.50' (RT)
+45.00
37.00' (LT)
+50.00
37.00' (LT)
+90.00
N
1"
TP
TP
TJB TJB
TJB
TJB
TJB
TJB
TJB
TJB
TJB
WATER
WATER
WATER WATER
WATER
WATER
WATER
TEL TEL
TEL
TEL
TEL TEL
TELTEL D
D
247 248 249 250 251
EXIST. R/W LINE
PROP. TWA
EXIST. R/W LINE
4" Tree
Oak 14" Twin
Oak 14" Twin
Myrtles Crepe
Myrtles Crepe
Myrtles Crepe
6" Oak
30" Oak
6" Oak
N
1"
N
D S
C A
P E P
L
R O
V E
M E
N T P
R O J E
C T
O L
IV
E R
O A
D S
T R
E
O R
L
D D
A c t iv e -0 -0
-0 la n d s c p P
L A
N L
D .d g n p d o r s e y
N U
M B
E R
R E
V
IS
IO
N S
D R
A W
N B
Y
D A
T E
A P P
R O
V E
D B
Y
D A
T E
F
IE
L D B
O O
K P
A G
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D E
S
IG
N E
D B
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C H
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K E
D
B
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P R
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C T M
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T R
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SHEET
S
W
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C O
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H I S
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H E
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A L L
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S I G
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1G
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1.
F .A .C
LEGEND
PROPOSED
CRAPE MYRTLE TREE
TREE
PROTECTION BARRIER
LEGEND
PROPOSED
CRAPE MYRTLE TREE
TREE
PROTECTION BARRIER
M
IC
H A
E L S
E G
A R
S
S E
V
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L E T
O W
E R S
O U
T H P
A L
A F
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L A
C E F
L O
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C O
L A F
L O
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A
M A
T C
H L I N
E
S
T A
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M A
T C
H L I N
E
S
T A
.0
M A
T C
H L I N
E
S
T A
.0
M A
T C
H L I N
E
S
T A
.0
LD-10
TJB
TJB
TJB
WATER
WATER
WATER
WATER
WATER
WATER
WATER
WATER WATER
WATER
GAS
GAS
GAS
D
254 255
S .R
D A
V
W
Y
S .R
D A
V
W
Y
EXIST. R/W LINE
EXIST. R/W LINE
5" Oa k 5" Oa k
30" O ak
¡ CONST OLIVE ROAD
STA. 256+68.41
END PROJECT
¡ CONST OLIVE ROAD
STA. 252+06.95
END CONSTRUCTION
END MILLING & RESURFACING
N
1"
N
D S
C A
P E P
L
R O
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M E
N T P
R O J E
C T
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IV
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O A
D S
T R
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O R
L
D D
A c t iv e -0 -0
-0 la n d s c p P
L A
N L
D .d g n p d o r s e y
N U
M B
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V
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N S
D R
A W
N B
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D A
T E
A P P
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D B
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D A
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F
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L D B
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| 2026-05-06T10:01:42-0700 | |
| Bruce W. Brodsky |
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