Landscape_Plans_-_Bid_Set_-_17th_Street_Ball_Field_2023-05-18.pdf

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RICHARD J. KLAR III (FL) LA-6666712

osceola engineering i n c o r p o r a t e d

1003 Florida Avenue, Saint Cloud, FL 34769 fax 407.891.9173phone 407.891.0452

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IMPROVEMENTS

BASEBALL

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RICHARD J. KLAR III (FL) LA-6666712

osceola engineering i n c o r p o r a t e d

1003 Florida Avenue, Saint Cloud, FL 34769 fax 407.891.9173phone 407.891.0452

17TH

STREET

T-BALL &

THE CITY OF

ST. CLOUD

IMPROVEMENTS

BASEBALL

FIELD

100% DESIGN

This Item has been electronically signed and sealed by Richard J. Klar III, LA No. 6666712 using a digital signature and date. Printed copies of this document are not considered signed and sealed and the signature must be verified on any electronic copies. Signature covers sheets:

L1.000, L1.001, L1.002, L2.001, L2.002, L5.001 & L5.002

PLANT SCHEDULE BALL FIELDS

REFERENCE NOTES SCHEDULE BALL FIELDS

TREE STATEMENT TO MEET LDC 8.2.2.

PROJECT REQUIRES THE REMOVAL OF EIGHTEEN (18) EXISTING FOR

THE CONSTRUCTION RELATED TO AND IN SUPPORT OF THE CITY'S

SPORTS RECREATION COMPLEX. PARTIAL TREE SURVEY IS PROVIDED

FOR THE AREA OF PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT.

TREE SURVEY FOR THE FULL SITE (237 ACRES) HAS NOT BEEN

PERFORMED.

TREES PRESERVATION TO MEET LDC 8.3.1.

AT A MINIMUM, 60 INCHES DBH (CUMULATIVELY PER ACRE) OF

EXISTING UPLAND TREE CANOPY SHALL BE PRESERVED ON THE SITE.

SITE AREA 237 ACRES * 60 = 14,220 D.B.H. REQUIRED

CITY PARKS & RECREATION STAFF FEEL THE TREE CANOPY ON THE

OVERALL SITE MEETS THE MINIMUM 60” DBH REQUIREMENT.

TWA TEP Calculations

TWA Notes

1. Contractor shall comply with TWA miscellaneous note #10: "All tree and shrub root balls shall be placed with a minimum of 5' horizontal separation from Toho maintained utilities."

Landscape Yes No NA

LC 1 No invasive exotic plant species are in the landscaped area. YES

LC 2 Root balls are at least 2.5 feet on center from the foundation of structure. N/A

LC 3

100% of plant selections are compatible with site-specific conditions such as sunlight, soil types and salinity. Landscape beds should be planted for 60% coverage at maturity.

YES

LC 4 A minimum of 100% of plants are grouped with similar moisture and maintenance requirements. YES

LC 5

Trees will provide shade to 30% of the total landscaped area at maturity. Include table showing the shade calculation meets the criteria.

YES

LC 6 Organic mulch is used and applied to a depth of 2 to 4 inches, leaving a 2-inch space around base of plant. YES

LC 7

All plants are installed according to the Florida Friendly Best Management Practices for Protection of Water Resources by the Green Industries. The landscape installer must attest to this in an affidavit.

YES

Planted Landscape Area Mature Tree Shade Cover No Tree Cover Units

5859 5313 546 SF

100% 91% 9% Percentage

SDP22-00037

RICHARD J. KLAR III (FL) LA-6666712

osceola engineering i n c o r p o r a t e d

1003 Florida Avenue, Saint Cloud, FL 34769 fax 407.891.9173phone 407.891.0452

17TH

STREET

T-BALL &

THE CITY OF

ST. CLOUD

IMPROVEMENTS

BASEBALL

FIELD

100% DESIGN

This Item has been electronically signed and sealed by Richard J. Klar III, LA No. 6666712 using a digital signature and date. Printed copies of this document are not considered signed and sealed and the signature must be verified on any electronic copies. Signature covers sheets:

L1.000, L1.001, L1.002, L2.001, L2.002, L5.001 & L5.002

PLANT SCHEDULE T BALL FIELDS

REFERENCE NOTES SCHEDULE T BALL FIELDS

17TH STREET

RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE

BOUNDARY LINE, TYPICAL

TWA Notes

1. Contractor shall comply with TWA miscellaneous note #10: "All tree and shrub root balls shall be placed with a minimum of 5' horizontal separation from Toho maintained utilities."

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APPROXIMATE LOCATION/ROUTE FOR

EXISTING IRRIGATION MAIN LINE PIPE-

BASED ON 2022.02.09 SITE WALK WITH BILL

FROM P&R

CONSTRUCT AND CONNECT PROPOSED

IRRIGATION MAIN TO EXISTING IRRIGATION

MAIN LINE PIPE TO ALLOW FOR BOOSTER

PUMP TO PRESSURIZE EXISTING SYSTEM

129.2 1"

273.8 2"

371.6 2"

422.0 1"

571.6 2"

673.8 2"

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73.88 2"

73.89 2"9

21.910 1"

69.311 2"11 73.812

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BOOSTER PUMP - RE: L5.002.

SDP22-00037

RICHARD J. KLAR III (FL) LA-6666712

osceola engineering i n c o r p o r a t e d

1003 Florida Avenue, Saint Cloud, FL 34769 fax 407.891.9173phone 407.891.0452

17TH

STREET

T-BALL &

THE CITY OF

ST. CLOUD

IMPROVEMENTS

BASEBALL

FIELD

100% DESIGN

This Item has been electronically signed and sealed by Richard J. Klar III, LA No. 6666712 using a digital signature and date. Printed copies of this document are not considered signed and sealed and the signature must be verified on any electronic copies. Signature covers sheets:

L1.000, L1.001, L1.002, L2.001, L2.002, L5.001 & L5.002

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IRRIGATION SCHEDULE

VALVE SCHEDULE

WATERING SCHEDULE

CONSTRUCT AND CONNECT PROPOSED

IRRIGATION MAIN TO EXISTING IRRIGATION

MAIN LINE PIPE TO ALLOW FOR BOOSTER

PUMP TO PRESSURIZE EXISTING SYSTEM &

PROPOSED T BALL FIELD IRRIGATION

APPROXIMATE LOCATION/ROUTE FOR

EXISTING IRRIGATION MAIN LINE PIPE-

BASED ON 2022.02.09 SITE WALK WITH BILL

FROM P&R

1321.8 1"

1452.1 2"

1560.3 2"

1621.7 1"

1765.6 2"

1861.1 2"

18 3"

4"

4"

CONTRACTOR TO TRENCH IN CONDUIT FOR CONTROL WIRE

ALONG EXISTING IRRIGATION MAIN LINE PIPE. COORDINATE WITH

CITY STAFF REGARDING DESIRED VALVE BOX LOCATIONS FOR

FUTURE CONNTECTION OF EXISTING FIELD IRRIGATION VALVES

3"

4"

SDP22-00037

RICHARD J. KLAR III (FL) LA-6666712

osceola engineering i n c o r p o r a t e d

1003 Florida Avenue, Saint Cloud, FL 34769 fax 407.891.9173phone 407.891.0452

17TH

STREET

T-BALL &

THE CITY OF

ST. CLOUD

IMPROVEMENTS

BASEBALL

FIELD

100% DESIGN

This Item has been electronically signed and sealed by Richard J. Klar III, LA No. 6666712 using a digital signature and date. Printed copies of this document are not considered signed and sealed and the signature must be verified on any electronic copies. Signature covers sheets:

L1.000, L1.001, L1.002, L2.001, L2.002, L5.001 & L5.002

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IRRIGATION KEY

TWA TEP Calculations Irrigation

General Design Yes No NA

IRC 1

High-volume irrigation does not irrigate more than 60% of the total landscaped area. Include table showing the irrigation meets this criteria.

No

IRC 2 If irrigation is used for landscaped beds, micro irrigation is used and is correctly installed. NA

IRC 3 Irrigation zones for turf grass and landscaped beds are separate. YES

IRC 4 Irrigated areas less than four feet wide are irrigated with correctly designed and installed micro irrigation. NA

IRC 5 Sprinklers and emitters are located at a minimum of two feet from structures. NA

IRC 6 Irrigation system is free from leaks. YES IRC 7 Sprinklers in low-lying areas have check valves. NA

Distribution Uniformity Yes No NA

IRC 8

Sprinklers rise above turf grass height: • A minimum of 6-inch pop-up for spray heads and 4-inch pop-up for rotor heads for St. Augustine, Zoysia • A minimum of 4-inch pop-up for spray and rotor heads for Centipede, Bermuda and Seashore Paspalum grassesand Bahia grasses

YES

IRC 9

Application occurs in proper spray patterns, minimizing overspray on impervious surfaces. YES

IRC 10 Pipes are sized to prevent velocities greater than five feet/second. YES

IRC 11 Precipitation rates for all sprinklers within a zone are matched. YES

IRC 12 All sprinkler heads with spray nozzles (non-rotary) are pressure-regulated at the body. NA

IRC 13 Head spacing does not exceed 50% of the nozzle throw diameter. YES

Scheduling Yes No NA

IRC 14 A device with rain shut-off capabilities is installed in an operable location and is functioning. YES

IRC 15 Each of the following items has been provided to the homeowner: NA

• Controller handbook/operating instructions

• As-built zone diagram, including location and size of components, and soil moisture sensor probe location if applicable

• Precipitation rates for each zone

• Schedule run times, winter and summer

IRC 16

If the home is owner-occupied, the homeowner has been trained in how to change the controller schedule for maintenance and for changes in local water rules.

NA

Landscape Area Planting Bed Turf Turf

Open Space Low Volume Irr High- Vol No Irrigation Units

586,000 0 150,742 435,258 SF

100% 0% 26% 74% Percentage

17TH STREET

SDP22-00037

RICHARD J. KLAR III (FL) LA-6666712

osceola engineering i n c o r p o r a t e d

1003 Florida Avenue, Saint Cloud, FL 34769 fax 407.891.9173phone 407.891.0452

17TH

STREET

T-BALL &

THE CITY OF

ST. CLOUD

IMPROVEMENTS

BASEBALL

FIELD

100% DESIGN

This Item has been electronically signed and sealed by Richard J. Klar III, LA No. 6666712 using a digital signature and date. Printed copies of this document are not considered signed and sealed and the signature must be verified on any electronic copies. Signature covers sheets:

L1.000, L1.001, L1.002, L2.001, L2.002, L5.001 & L5.002

General Landscape Notes General

1. Contractor shall obtain all necessary permits prior to construction. All construction shall conform to all applicable codes, ordinances and regulation of local and other regulatory bodies.

2. Unless meeting governmental requirements, no trees shall be planted within designated utility corridors or public right of way (without RIGHT

OF WAY UTILIZATION PERMIT).

3. It shall be the LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR's sole responsibility to notify any interested agencies or parties of his intent to excavate and to obtain from all agencies or other interested parties locations of all existing utilities of every kind in the areas where he intends or plans to excavate. Contact Sunshine State One-Call of Florida, Inc. 3 working days prior to beginning work for utility locate. Telephone: 811 OR 1

(800) 432-4770 or http://www.callsunshine.com Such locations shall be obtained prior to starting construction and shall be maintained during construction.

4. The LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR shall control runoff and erosion during construction through the use of appropriate erosion and sediment control BMP's.

5. All areas disturbed during construction shall be sodded with Argentine Bahia grass unless otherwise specified on the plans, details or specifications.

Plant Material & Soils Requirements

6. All plants shall be Florida No. 1 or better as set forth in the Florida Department of Agriculture "Grades and Standards for Nursery Plants", Parts I and II, including any revisions as determined by the State Plant Board of Florida. All plants shall be nursery-grown stock typical of their species or variety and shall have a normal habit of growth. They shall be sound, healthy and vigorous, well-branched and densely foliated when in leaf. They shall be free of disease and insect pests, eggs or larvae. They shall have healthy, well-developed root systems. All plants shall be hardy under climatic conditions similar to those in the locality of the project.

7. Container sizes, caliper, heights, widths, etc of listed plants express minimum expectations for specified plants to meet Florida Grades & Standards #1 requirements. MINIMUM CONTAINER AND/OR

CALIPER SIZE OF TREE/SHRUB SHALL BE INCREASED, IF

NECESSARY, TO PROVIDE OVERALL PLANT SIZE SPECIFIED.

8. "Acceptable topsoil" and any imported soil used on the project shall be a natural, fertile, friable soil possessing characteristics representative of a well-drained area in Central Florida. Soil containing muck or poorly-drained soils shall not be used. Soil used for planting shall be free from construction debris, sticks, roots, stones, or other extraneous material detrimental or injurious to plants.

9. Project soils shall be tested to verify that the on-site soils are acceptable for proper growth of plant materials and adequate drainage in plant beds and planters. Representative samples should be submitted to a certified testing laboratory for analysis. The findings, together with recommendations for amending the soils, shall be reviewed and approved by the OWNER prior to delivery and installation of plant materials at the job site.

Layout, Installation & Maintenance

10. During site development, protective barriers shall be placed, as necessary, and maintained to prevent the destruction or damage of existing trees and vegetation. All trees and vegetation not designated for removal shall be protected by barrier zones erected prior to commencement of land clearing operations.

11. Layout of the landscape planting plan shall follow any noted dimensional references from the plans and details, where no dimensioning is shown contractor shall scale from the plan to the nearest whole unit of measure (i.e. foot, inch, meter).

12. When the contractor notes a site condition variance from the planting plan the contractor shall contact and notify the Landscape Architect.

13. No plants should be located within four feet (4') of any swale centerline identified on the drawings.

14. All lawn areas shall be sodded without gaps between sod pieces. If grass seed is specified, it shall be delivered to the job site in containers with Florida Dept. of Agriculture tags attached indicating the seed grower's compliance with the department's quality program.

15. All proposed planting areas for trees, palms, shrubs, and ground-covers shall be top dressed with a minimum of three (3) inches of pine bark mulch (if not otherwise specified) spread uniformly in depth over the planting beds as delineated on the plans. Trees in lawn area shall be surrounded by mulch a minimum of 18" from main trunk of tree.

16. Bracing / Guying of trees shall be done for trees 3" caliper or greater and all Palm trees. Smaller caliper trees shall be braced/guyed if environmental conditions warrant (e.g. hurricane season, bowing trunk due to top heavy foliage).

17. All nursery dowels, bamboo stakes, tape and flagging shall be removed from trees and shrubs immediately following installation. Corrective pruning of damaged branches should also occur at this time.

18. All landscape installation and maintenance shall meet or exceed standard BMP’s. Reference: FLDEP Florida Friendly Landscape Publication - Florida Friendly Best Management Practices for Protection of Water Resources by the Green Industries (2015).

19. Any landscape buffer plantings that either die or become damaged to the extent that they no longer meet the required Florida Grades and Standards shall be replaced by the contractor in a timely fashion.

20. Contractor shall be responsible to maintain & adjust guying and bracing as needed through warranty period and remove all guying / bracing at one year post-installation.

21. MAINTENANCE NOTE - All trees, especially the Crape Myrtle trees, shall be maintained as a natural tree form and no pruning other than for structural defect shall be expected. Current cultural practice of severe pruning & removing of branches from Crape Myrtle trees each winter is NOT acceptable.

Code Landscape Notes

1. The removal of any species listed by the Florida Exotic Pest Plant Council

(FLEPPC) as Category I invasive species for Central Florida shall be required.

2. Landscape plan shown meets the criteria of a Florida Friendly landscape design.

3. LANDSCAPE PLANTINGS SHALL BE HAND-WATERED OR IRRIGATED BY

A TEMPORARY IRRIGATION SYSTEM TO MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF

THE LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE ARTICLE 8 DIVISION 6.

4. Sports field turf to have automatic controlled permanent irrigation system.

Irrigation Notes General

1. Contractor shall complete all work in accordance with all prevailing laws, codes, regulations and BMPs.

2. Irrigation shown in the right-of-way (R.O.W.) shall require a R.O.W. utilization permit prior to installation.

3. The design is diagrammatic; any irrigation items normally installed in landscape areas that are shown outside of landscape areas or outside of the property lines are shown as such for graphic clarity only. Install these items inside of property lines and in landscape areas.

4. It is the responsibility of the irrigation contractor to familiarize himself with all grade differences, and existing utilities within the site construction area. The irrigation contractor shall repair or replace all items damaged by his work.

5. Contractor shall provide and install all point of connection equipment such as, but not limited to, water meter, back flow preventer, flow meter, booster pump and/or any other equipment as required by the governing jurisdiction.

6. Owner shall provide communication & electrical service to a junction box(s) at the equipment location. The irrigation contractor shall be responsible for the final connection from the junction box(s) to all irrigation equipment.

7. All irrigation equipment not otherwise detailed or specified shall be installed per manufacturer's recommendations and specifications.

8. Contractor shall prepare an as-built drawing showing all irrigation installation.

As-built drawing shall locate all mainline and valves by showing exact measurements from hard surfaces.

9. Contractor shall provide Owner copies of the as-built drawing as well as irrigation scheduling information on specific zone application rates and maintenance run times, with instructions for seasonal timer and sensor changes.

10. All work shall be guaranteed for one year from the date of final acceptance against all defects in equipment and workmanship.

System

11. Irrigation Contractor shall verify available water supply for minimum flow and pressure prior to construction. Report pressure reading at the irrigation point of connection to the owner's authorized representative.

12. This system will require a 75 PSI at VALVE, the largest single zone is 75 GPM ;

to meet irrigation pressure and zone run times the contractor shall, provide a booster pump to meet the irrigation system needs.

13. This irrigation system was designed for the coverage of turf within the playing fields based and based on site information provided. Per city utility staff expected pressure at this location is 40 to 50 psi. Booster pump design shall provide 40+ additional psi; provide for minimum flow of 140 gpm; utilitze variable speed motor and assume three-phase power source.

14. The contractor shall: make adjustments as needed to accommodate field variations or additional plantings installed but not shown on the landscape plan;

maintain 100% coverage of all landscape materials (trees, shrubs, ground cover); and minimize over spray onto paved areas and buildings.

Pipe

15. Pipe sizes shall conform to those shown on the drawings. No substitutions of smaller pipe sizes shall be permitted, but substitutions of larger sizes may be approved. Minimum lateral pipe size shall be 3/4"Ø.

16. All damaged and rejected pipe shall be removed from the site at the time of rejection.

17. Provide minimum cover of 36 inches over all pressure supply lines 6 inches or larger.

18. Provide minimum cover of 24 inches over all pressure supply lines 3 inches and 4 inches.

19. Provide minimum cover of 20 inches over all pressure supply lines 2-1/2 inches and smaller.

20. Non-pressure pipe (lateral) shall be installed at 12” min. depth.

21. Contractor shall place MINIMUM 4"Ø SCH. 40 sleeves under pavement and sidewalks where needed to facilitate irrigation installation and maintenance

22. All main line piping and control wires under paving shall be installed in separate sleeves. All lateral piping under paving shall be schedule 40 sleeves.

23. Main line sleeve size shall be a minimum of twice (2x) the diameter of the pipe to be sleeved. Control wire sleeves shall be of sufficient size for required number of wires under paving.

Wire

24. All irrigation control wire shall be #14 AWG-UF (direct burial) wire and common wire shall be a size of #12 AWG-UF (direct burial) wire. See specifications for details on wire sizing. Control wires to be installed under mainline in same trench as mainline. Control wires to be in conduit when not in same trench as mainline.

25. Make wire splices using 3M DBY-6 (or equal) for two 14 AWG wires, 3M DBR-6 (or equal) for up to two 12 AWG and one solenoid wire and Paige DB144 (or equal) for three or more wires. All products to be UL-listed for underground splicing.

26. Wiring shall occupy the same trench and shall be installed along the same route as pressure supply lines wherever possible.

27. Contractor shall color code all control and common wire in accordance with specifications.

Heads and Valves The sprinkler/rotor heads shall be set perpendicular to finish grade unless otherwise specified. Use PVC swing joint assemblies, NOT funny pipe, such as Rainbird TSJ series, Hunter HSJ series, Toro TSJ series or swing joints with four (4) HDPE (i.e. Marlex) street ells at all head installations.

28. No irrigation heads/emitters shall be located within one foot (12”) from any building.

29. The irrigation contractor shall flush and adjust all sprinkler heads and valves for optimum coverage with minimal overspray onto walks, streets, walls, etc.

30. All valves/quick couplers shall be placed in valve boxes.

31. Valve boxes shall be Rainbird or Pentek (fka Armor, fka Ametek) green unless otherwise noted.

32. All valves shall be located within shrub areas, as opposed to turf areas, where feasible.

Controller

33. Contractor shall verify with owner the final location of irrigation controller.

Dripline

34. Contractor shall use compatible Rainbird fittings for dripline connections.

35. Landscape dripline shall be installed on grade, staked at appropriate intervals by galvanized tie-down stakes (Rainbird model TDS-050 w/bend) and covered with mulch.

TREE PROTECTION 1

PLANTING AREA SOIL PREP - MINOR MODIFICATION

SECTION VIEW

6"

TREE PLANTING (<4" CAL.) - STRAP

SHRUB & GROUNDCOVER PLANTING4

GROUNDCOVER SPACING5

THRUST BLOCKING

PLAN VIEW

SECTION VIEW

6 TURN ROTOR MARLEX ASSEMBLY8

RCV WITH UNION S.O.V.9QUICK COUPLING VALVE IN BOX7

IRRIGATION TRENCHING

24" min.

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Irrigation Pump Station Notes

1. CONTRACTOR TO PROVIDE SPECIFIED SITEONE BOOSTER PUMP &

EQUIPMENT OR OWNER APPROVED EQUAL.

SDP22-00037

RICHARD J. KLAR III (FL) LA-6666712

osceola engineering i n c o r p o r a t e d

1003 Florida Avenue, Saint Cloud, FL 34769 fax 407.891.9173phone 407.891.0452

17TH

STREET

T-BALL &

THE CITY OF

ST. CLOUD

IMPROVEMENTS

BASEBALL

FIELD

100% DESIGN

This Item has been electronically signed and sealed by Richard J. Klar III, LA No. 6666712 using a digital signature and date. Printed copies of this document are not considered signed and sealed and the signature must be verified on any electronic copies. Signature covers sheets:

L1.000, L1.001, L1.002, L2.001, L2.002, L5.001 & L5.002