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Home My WebLink About048 Landscape Plan Arch l1.1SM WESTRETENTIONPOND EAST RETENTI O N POND OPEN SPACE - KENTUCKY BLUEGRASS TURF SOD(1,439 SF) WEST B U I L D I I N G ELEV: 5 0 3 8 ' ENTRA N C E EAST BUILDIINGELEV: 5036' 279.48' LITTLE H O R S E R O A D EXISTINGWALKING &BIKE PATH STREET VISION TRIANGLEDESIGNED ACCORDING TO38.400.100 BMC (E)FIRE HYDRANT PROPOSED WALKING &BIKE PATH CONNECTOR-3/8" CHIP TRAIL FINES-STABILIZED WITH GEO-MAT, & COMPACTION (E) DITCH EXISTINGWALKING &BIKE PATH IRRIGATIONMETER, STUB, AND BACKFLOWPREVENTER ENTRANCE 50' WATER SETBACKZONE 2ZONE 2 DELINEATED WETLAND MIDDLE CREEK DITCH OUTDOOR PATIO SNOW STORAGEU.G. WATER LINE - SEE CIVIL PLAN (E) TREE(E) TREE(E) TREE (E) TREE PROPOSED PARKING LOT ACESS BERTHSIDEWALKSIDEWALK SIDEWALK FIRE APPARATUS TURN IN SNOW STORAGEPROPERTY BOUNDARY PROPERTY BOUNDARY SIDEWAL K 6ft Wood Bench, typ. 6ft Wood Bench, typ. COVERED DUMPSTER ENCLOSURE UTILITY METERS UTILITY METERSSNOW STORAGE SNOW STORAGE 7' - 0" ANY DISTURBED AREAS IN ZONE 2 ANY DISTURBED AREAS IN ZONE 2 == Disturbed areas of Zone 2 must be planted with new or existing native grasses suited for the area. T-BH S-MN S-DL S-MN S-MN S-SB S-SB S-DL S-MN S-MN S-SB S-SB S-DL S-MN S-MN S-CS S-CS S-DL S-DL S-SBS-SB S-DL S-CST-BC S-BC S-DL S-BC S-DL S-CS S-DL S-BC T-BC S-BC T-BH T-TM T-EB T-TM T-TM T-EB S-MN S-MN S-DL T-EB S-DL S-DL S-MN S-MN S-DL S-DL S-MN S-DL S-DL S-DLS-DL T-QA T-QA T-EB S-DL S-DL S-MN S-MN S-DL S-DL T-TH T-TH T-EB S-SB S-SB T-EB T-TH T-TH T-EB S-MN S-MN T-EB T-TM S-SB S-DL S-BC S-BC T-BH T-QA S-SB T-QA T-QA 28 SPACES 24 SPACES 356 SQFT 153 SQFT 153 SQFT 153 SQFT 153 SQFT 224 SQFT T-EB T-TH100FT MAX ALLOWED90' - 0"MECH. NO DISTURBANCE TO ZONE 1 AREA MINOR DISTURBANCE TO ZONE 2 AREA FOR RETENTION POND LANDSCA P E S C R E E N I N G 4' - 0"LANDSCAPE SCREENING4' - 0"EXTENTS OF EXISTING DITCH PROPOSED 5FT WIDE WALKING PATH -3/8" CHIP TRAIL FINES-STABILIZED WITH GEO-MAT, & COMPACTION 6ft Wood Bench, typ. 6ft Wood Bench, typ. GREEN HATCH : PLANT AREA VARIETIES FROM SCHEDULE, TYP. GREEN HATCH : PLANT AREA VARIETIES FROM SCHEDULE, TYP. GREEN HATCH : PLANT AREA VARIETIES FROM SCHEDULE, TYP. GREEN HATCH : PLANT AREA VARIETIES FROM SCHEDULE, TYP. S-CS S-CS S-CS S-SB S-SB S-CS S-CS T-BH (E) TREE S-SB 6ft Wood Bench, typ. S-MN S-MN S-MN S-MN S-DL S-DL S-MN S-MN S-DL S-DL S-MN S-MN (E) NATURAL MEADOW (E) NATURAL MEADOW (E) NATURAL MEADOW (E) NATURAL MEADOW (E) TREES (E) TREES LIGHT BASE LIGHT BASE LIGHT BASE LIGHT BASE LIGHT BASE LIGHT BASE LIGHT BASE NO DISTURBANCE TO ZONE 1 AREA ANY DISTURBED AREAS IN ZONE 2 ANY DISTURBED AREAS IN ZONE 2 == Disturbed areas of Zone 2 must be planted with new or existing native grasses suited for the area. MINOR DISTURBANCE TO ZONE 2 AREA FOR RETENTION POND 30' WATER SETBACKZONE 1ZONE 1 30' WATER SETBACKZONE 1ZONE 1 50' WATER SETBACKZONE 2ZONE 2 S-SB S-DLS-DL S-DL LIGHT BASE LIGHT BASE LIGHT BASE LIGHT BASE U.G. WATER LINE - SEE CIVIL PLAN LIGHT BASE LIGHT BASE LIGHT BASE LIGHT BASE LIGHT BASE ••• • • •• • •• • • ALL SOIL PREPARATION AND PLANTING SHALL BE PERFORMED UNDER FAVORABLE WEATHER CONDITIONS. ALL LANDSCAPE AREAS SHALL HAVE A MIN/ OF 6" OF TOP SOIL.SOIL QUALITY REQUIREMENTS 1) Landscaped areas must have a minimum topsoil depth of 6 inches throughout the entire planting area. 2) The topsoil quality requirement will be met by : - Perform a soil test and amend the existing soil as recommended by the soil test.3) Remove stones that are, at minimum, larger than 2 inches, sticks, roots, construction debris, and other extraneous matter, and legally dispose of them off the property.4) Compliance with the following practices is required:a) Do not apply material or scarify if soil is frozen, muddy, or excessively wet.b) Protect areas of in-place soil from additional compaction, disturbance, and contamination during construction.5) Exemptions:a) The building footprint and all areas within 5 feet of the actual building are exempt from the topsoil requirement. b) On engineered slopes, only amended planting holes must meet the topsoil requirement. SOIL TESTING REQUIREMENTS1) A soil analysis must be conducted by an independent, state-operated, or university-operated soil laboratory with the capability and experience to conduct the required testing.2) The soil sample(s) must represent a uniform area. Differences in texture (sand, silt, or clay), color, slope, degree of erosion, drainage, past management practices, and types of plant material designed for each area should be considered when collecting the sample. The recommended sampling frequency is no less than one sample per 5,000 square feet of landscaped area.3) The soil analysis must test the following:a) Soil Textureb) Percentage of Organic Matterc) Soil Reaction (acidity/alkalinity pH value)d) Soluble-Salt Contente) Nutrients: including nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, zinc, iron, copper, manganese, and lime. The soil test must be dated no more than 60 days prior to conducting the pre-installation meeting and must be provided to the review authority at the pre-installation meeting. FINISH GRADE TO BE 1" BELOW FINISH HARDSCAPING IN TURF LAWN AREAS AND 3" BELOW IN PLANTING AREAS AND TREE RING AREAS.ALL PLANTING AREAS SHALL BE COVERED WITH APPROPRIATE WEED MAT PRIOR TO INSTALLATION OF PLANTINGS AND MULCH TO DISCOURAGE THE GROWTH OF UNWANTED WEEDS, AND SUCKERS.INSTALL A MIN 3" LAYER OF BARK MULCH AROUND ALL TREES, SHRUBS AND WITHIN ALL PLANTING AREAS.WATERING OF PLANTS SHALL HAPPEN WITHIN THE FIRST 24 HOURS OF PLANTING. DOUBLE THE TYPICAL WATERING REQUIREMENTS FOR THE FIRST 24 HOURS. THEREAFTER AUTOMATIC WATERING SCHEDULES SHALL BE IN EFFECT.ALL INSTALLATION OF PLANTING AREAS SHALL FOLLOW THE RECOMMENDED SPACING BASED ON SPECIES SPACING REQUIREMENTS.STAKE ALL TREES FOR (1) YEAR TO PREVENT DAMAGE FROM SEVERE WEATHER CONDITIONS. . ALL PLANTING AND LAWN AREAS SHALL BE FREE FROM DEBRIS, HARD DENSE CLUMPS. ADDITIONAL TOP SOIL AND ROTO-TILLING TO AMEND THE EXISTING SOILS, AND PROVIDE PROPER ROOTING OF PLANTINGS. LAWN AREAS SHALL BE FREE OF LARGE ROCKS, DEBRIS AND ROOTS WITHIN 6" OF THE EXPECTED FINISHED LAWN SURFACE. LAWN SURFACES SHALL BE RAKED AND ROLLED TO PROVIDE SMOOTH SURFACES TO PROMOTE A SMOOTH AND ATTRACTIVE LAWN AREA. DRAWN BY: SCALE: PROJECT: pobox 2016 Bozeman, MT 59771(406)531.9671 millerdesignbuild@gmail.com DATE:PROJECT NO REVISION DATE As indicated l1.1 SM Landscape Plan Site OverallPhase 1 B - Lot2 Little Horse DriveBozeman, MT 59715 01254-30-2025 SITE PLAN REVIEW1 Landscape Plan 11 7-21-257-21-25 22 9-24-259-24-25 ALL TREES SHALL BE MIN. 10FT IN HEIGHT WHEN PLANTED, PER BLRC. TREE PLANTING SCHEDULE Type MarkFamilyCountCOMMON NAMEBOTANICAL NAMEHEIGHTSPREADPLANT FACTOR T-BHCONIFER TREE3BLACK HILLS SPRUCEPICEC GLAUCA VAR. DENSATA20'-40'10'-15'.1 T-BCCONIFER TREE2BRISTLECONE PINEPINUS ARISTATA20'-25'25'.1 T-EBDECIDUOS TREE9EUROPEAN BIRD CHERRY MERLOTPRUNUS PADUS VAR. DRIETREE20'-30'12'-18'.3 T-QADECIDUOS TREE5QUAKING ASPENPOPULUS50'30'.6 (LOCATE ADJACENT RETENTION POND) T-TMDECIDUOS TREE4TATARIAN MAPLEACER TATARICUM15'-18'15'-18'.3 T-THDECIDUOS TREE5THORNLESS HONEY LOCUSTGLEDITSIA TRIACANTHOS VAR. INERMIS40'-45'30'-35'.3 SHRUB PLANTING SCHEDULE Type MarkCountCOMMON NAMEBOTANICAL NAMEHEIGHTSPREADPLANT FACTOR S-BC6BLACK CHOKEBERRYARONIA MELANOCARPA4'3'.3 S-CS10COMMON SNOWBERRYSYMPHORICARPOS5'6'.3 S-DL35DWARF LILAC 'MISS KIM'SYRINGA PATULA 'MISS HIM'6'5'.3 S-MN30MALLOW NINEBARKPHYSOCARPUS MALVACEUS3'3'.3 S-SB14SILVERBERRYELAEAGNUS COMMUTATA6'5'.1 CANOPY OR NON-CANOPY TREES IN OR WITHIN 20' OFPARKING1 PER 9 SPACES = 6TREES12 INTERNAL PARKING LANDSCAPE20 SQFT X SPACES =960 SQFT1,192 SQFT PARKING SPOTS4852 ITEMREQUIREDPROVIDED PARKING LOT LANDSCAPE AND TREE REQUIREMENTS (1) TREE PER 1,600 SQFT OF LANDSCAPED AREA (DOES NOTINCLUDE PARKING AREA TREES)12,926 / 1,600 = 9 TREES10 TREES 60% OF LANDSCAPE AREA TO BE VEGATATIVE UNDERSTORYPLANTINGS ( ALTERNATE GRASSES, LOW SHRUBS, PERENNIALPLANTS)60% OF 14,365 = 8,619 SQFT12,926 SQFT OPEN SPACE REQUIREMENT2% OF TOTAL SITE AREA 57,162SQFT = 1,144 SQFT1,439 SQFT ; ASTURF AREA TURF GRASS < 20% OF LANDSCAPE AREA20% OF 14,365 SQFT AVAILABLELANDSCAPE AREA =2,873 SQFT1,439 SQFT TOTAL AREA AVAILABLE FOR LANDSCAPING14,365 SQFT NEW + EXISTING TRAIL AREA1,548 SQFT PARKING LOT LANDSCAPE AREA1,345 SQFT NATIVE MEADOW5,192 SQFT REQUIRED RETENTION PONDS3,288 SQFT BUILDING FOOTPRINTS5,780 SQFT EXTERIOR CONCRETE AREAS6,584 SQFT PARKING LOT ASPHALT AREA19,057 SQFT TOTAL SITE AREA57,159 SQFT ITEMPROVIDED SITE AREA LANDSCAPE REQUIREMENTS PLANTING NOTES PLANT AREA SCHEDULE PLANT TYPECOMMON NAMEBOTANICAL NAMEHEIGHTSPACINGPLANT FACTOR ALTERNATIVE GRASSESThickspike WheatgrassAgropyron brachystachyum (lanceolatus ssp lanceolatus)18"-50"18".1 ALTERNATIVE GRASSESBluebunch WheatgrassAgropyron spicatum4'18".1 ALTERNATIVE GRASSESIdaho FescueFestuca idahoensis30"8".3 ALTERNATIVE GRASSESSwitchgrassPanicum virgatum3'-5'1.5'-3'.3 SHRUBPotentilla/CinquefoilPotentilla fruticosa2'2'.3 SHRUBBirchleaf SpireaSpiraea betulifolia2'-3'2'-3'.3 PERENNIALWestern YarrowAchillea millefolium3'1.5'.1 PERENNIALPrairie CrocusAnemone patens6-8"15".3 PERENNIALColorado Blue ColumbineAquilegia coerulea12-36"12-18".3 PERENNIALHarebellsCampanula rotundifolia6-12"12-18".3 PERENNIALFringed SageArtemisia frigida18"24"-36".1 PERENNIALNarrow Leaf ConeflowerEchinacea angustifolia12-24"18-20".1 PERENNIALBlanketflowerGaillardia aristata3'8-12".1 PERENNIALPrairie SmokeGeum triflorum6-18"6-18".3 PERENNIALLavenderLavandula angustifolia18-24"24".3 PERENNIALBlue FlaxLinum lewisii and perenne2'1.5'.1 PERENNIALSilvery LupineLupinus argenteus2'1.5'.1 PERENNIALPrairie ConeflowerRatibida columnifera12-24"18".1 PERENNIALSulfur BuckwheatEriogonum umbellatum6-12"12-24".1 PERENNIALScarlet GlobemallowSphaeralcea coccinea4"-24"16".1 PERENNIALCanadian VioletViola canadensis1'-2'24".3 GROUND COVERWatercourse Setback Native GrassesZone 2 : Native Grassesnana GROUND COVERTurf SodKentucky Bluegrass PRESCRIPTIVE PRESCRIPTIVE LANDSCAPE DESIGN APPROVAL PATHWAY FOR COMPLIANCELANDSCAPE DESIGN APPROVAL PATHWAY FOR COMPLIANCE ALL TREES AND PLANTINGS HAVE BEEN SELECTED FROM THE CITY OF BOZEMAN WATER CONSERVATION PLANT LIST, WITH A PLANT FACTOR OF .1 OR .3 ALL EXISTING TREES TO REMAIN ON SITE SHALL BE PROTECTED FROM ALL EXISTING TREES TO REMAIN ON SITE SHALL BE PROTECTED FROM DAMAGE DURING CONSTRUCTION AND SITE IMPROVEMENTS, UTILIZING DAMAGE DURING CONSTRUCTION AND SITE IMPROVEMENTS, UTILIZING TEMPORARY FENCING AROUND TREES. TEMPORARY FENCING AROUND TREES. 1 (10% OF LANDSCAPE AREA) 7 X 6 = 42 SQFT 7 X 30 = 210 SQFT 19.5 X 14 = 273 SQFT 19.5 X 35 = 683 SQFT 28 X 10 = 280 SQFT (SHRUBS TOTAL AREA= 1,488 SQFT) (SHRUBS = 10% TOTAL LANDSCAPED AREA) (11,040 SQFT OF GRASSES & PERENNIALS AREA @ 1:1 RATIO TO BARK MULCH AREA ) 2 2