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Home My WebLink AboutDWG 903-6L; ; MELROSE AVE & ALGA RD; 01-10(1 f. ..... \ ,;,.,I, . . . ,, , '·, 1.1fl/.. , ' MOLA DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION. . 6994 EL CAMINO REAL SUI IE 202 CARLSBAD, CALIFORNIA 92008 rn NO SCALE VICINITY MAP • PROJECT SITE D D D ' t-1 rnNOSCALE KEY MAP INDEX SHEET+ T l, I L-·'2.. L·~ L-·t" l · !::i L·~ Ll L-e, ~-, SHEET TITLE 11rLe et-ieer I P-1< ~T k:ti f'J'ti l/2P-1~7la-j PUti I PP 16"> 11'Jl'i Pl..rf! 1A2~17cH i::erµ.L.0 , L,eE:,l:3b l ~t r.aFJc.;.11c~to Fl.t>HTll'G flJ-H ftPN T Iris pl.J,1-f fU>rl TI r-6 Mi €"f=t1e!2/{_ ~IP-e.MEJ'ITS l FL.,t,rtr ~ p~ ~u-r1ot, 1::e:p-,L.s l ~ Pl ANNIN(, l A:--J'.)SU\P! -A:x:1-•1 n:cr ,JHE i--:.t nut AT()P'( St 1-!Vl(l c l.1U.:' \Jt'WPOr1 ti.~er11.,• S11<t(' 110 T11c,1.r; C)J11orn-a '('f'hO !71'1) 7:•.1 6011 \ L I LS l---+--~-----------1------IISHE[T l CITY OF CARLSBAD]ISH[(TSI CNGIN(CIIING OEPA .. 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' ' . , I J --@ CITY STATIC WATER l>RESSURf: HIGH.: 175 P,S.L LOW: 90 P.S.I. ELEVATION of WATER SOURCE (TOP OF CUR~): 399 METER SIZE: l" SERVICE SIZE: l" NAME OF WATER SUPT'LIER: SAN MARCOS COUNTY WATER , PRESSURE DATA GIVEN BY: CHERYL SCIBILIA ON: 3/18/86 CONTRACTOR IS TO VERIFY CITY STATIC WATER PRESSURE WITH WATER SUPPLIER BEFORE INSTALLATION. IF DIFFERENT FROM NOTED ABOVE, CONTRACTOR IS TO NOTIFY OWNER FOR INSTRUCTIONS. FAILURE TO DO SO COULD RESULT IN CONTRACTOR BEING RESPONSIBLE FOR CHANGES THAT MIGHT OCCUR. IRRIGATION SYSTEM HAS BEEN DESIGNED FOR A MINIMUM OF 90 P.S.I. PRESSURE AT MAXIMUM 12 G.P.M. ,,,.,. "'', . • . .. ~-.jd, , ·~~·,. • .· . . ·,. ,:,;· ,_) ';!,,:.:;' • ·-.. :, . . . .. '' ,·., t,\ 1;) ~ OU( ,. otss•~ .. flEVISION S • < ., ... z., • a: ::: <II O I ..... E,! -.. ~ ~. i;:i (J -fl.I ~ z 0, !:! Ow 0 .J w :z:" 0~ ... ., !;lo 0 .J ... =g ""i ~< li1 m g !;! ~ ... ~ ~ 8:i., ~ u,,. N fl.I ~ 0 <00 .... nn 111,•·~ ~ ·if Q,F },(,t -:, l'M{[T51 _ _;,;,;_.::!__.. • '!M ['Ii ~• CARLSBAD (IIGIIO[( •1Nt O(tt&•tMfllT ,,., . ! ' . ,) ' 7"p1•1~1cr1 ~N ' .. ' i :,\1 \.l, t rt i'!' :.-.";,.i;,t;-; -~;,{~ t_.P~OV!D I --~-_____ ,, __ 1•t c••• tNG•lltt• ~!.( 0'111"'"-·-· I ••o,rc• .. o ll i,,,--,; ,;;,] •• ., 0 CHICO 9"1' fl(LO 9'< ;;:: u ' IJJ ~ ("') zz ,._ N1-~ ("') (/) ..,.. ~ ::::) ~ :.".? I- ,._ ·- z <( ..J a.. z 0 -I- <( C, -cc cc - a. a: 0 0 I-z w,. :e·· ~ a. -~ 0 ..J ~c ~ ~~ ~ !~ <( ~ 0 •:( ~i (.) :5 ~d 0 ~t ~ ~I) :E (I:) 0 PROJECT NO ·t93-85-002L DRAWN BY A,,..L-'-C.,..£-_ _: CHECKED BY ~_e, __ DATE ~/.2.L~--- REVISIONS SCALE 1 • : !50' SHEETS.~~~~-- SHEET NO: L-:2 ,~ ... , I \ I \ w t-a: w :::> LL ...J w o B3 DESIGN CRITERIA ANO CONTRACTOR RESPONSIBILITY CITY STATIC WATER PRESSURE: HIGH: 175 P.S.J. ELEVATION OF WATER SOURCE (TOP OF CURS): 468 METER SIZE: I" SERVICE SIZE: l" NAME OF WATER SUPPLIER: SAN MARCOS COUNTY WATER LOW: 90 P. S. I. PRESSURE DATA GIVEN BY: CHERYL SCIBILIA ON: 3/18/86 ✓--...__, PHONE NO.: (619) 744-0460 / 1 \ CONTRACTOR IS TO Vt.RIFY CITY STAiIC WATER PRESSURE WITH WATER SUPPLIER BEFORE (@ W / if~ INSTALLATION. IF DIFFERENT FROM NOTED ABOVE, CONTRACTOR IS TO NOTIFY Of/NER FOR 0 · -CW III 11 \ INSTRUCTION,. rnILURE TO DO SO COULD RESULT IN CONTRACTOR BEING RESPONSIBLE • \ ~ ..... °'~ • / FOR CHANGES THAT MIGHT OCCUR. I-I / IRRIGATION SYSTEM HAS BEEN DESIGNED FOR A MINIMUM OF 90 P.S.I. PRESSURE AT I I '-. / M!\Xl~UM 12 G.P.M. I w -~~ . ~ ~: B2 \ '· ----------i~u.illi Cl) I ~1 I ._:_~---:.-.---I~ :I: ~I-:: ___ 1~=~~ __ __:_ _____ = __ __:_ _______ __:___:_ ____ __:___:_ __ __:_ _ __:_ _____ __:_:____~-;;-;;-~·f,·;.·•~>,;· if"·:_·:_····:_· ·::._···~l_· ::../~i=:1EQLE~C~TR~;c~-A~LJ .. s~E-~R-V~l~~E~T~o:M~E~TE~R~l~S_::.__=·=------·-·-___ ·· ____ _:_ __ :_ _____ .:..:··-------·-···_"··_··_··-~~----_-_-w~R~--4:-_r=r~ ------------------::::::::::=-=--=--=-----·-----~.;; i.. I" B.P. A. -I" PRESSURE TO BE PROVIDED BY DEVELOPER 2'.'--.,_, ~ I REGULATOR SET AT -: I ~ l."'-~~~11t':-i' '-:''=' r:.-::--_w_R_-_4_s-.=~c,·~ .................. ' ............... ~ :'..".::.::::·.::·.··'.·.··-:::~.. ·········---3•1 _go_ P.s ·1~•~1 ---•• = .. = .. == .. ::: ... ~. ::11.. 111 ................. • .......................... -•• ,. F==-r=rr,.-.. -.. -.. -.. -.. --.. --.. --.. 1.:: .. ':: .. :: .. [.: .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. l. :::.::.~·; ... ~. ~=-1"--,~i'i I'' y~• ~ ~ lli ••vf••••• • • • --•••••••••••••••• ...... •=-..-----••••••••••••u •••~•••••••••••••••••••••.,,!• .. ••••••••••~:: ~:-:;::•:;;::•~ETER • I ~-J/c' ){r'' 'Yf' RO AD \ C/) z I lt'' ALGA PROVIDED BY DEVELOPER ~~ ·:. , .... -·-· ----· @J 'J .. ---··----------... , --•-· __ ., ------------ <( I II Bl ~ I 111 @ I :fu-t ufwl Z :r: I ::J C/) •::================:) J: S2 I ~ ~: ALGA ROAD <(WI ··-' ....... '9-·1 .......... . I @ ) AUTOMATIC CONTROLLER 11 811 8 STATIONS INDEPENDENT 115V 50CYC 2 AMP ELECTRIC CIRCUIT TO BE PROVIDED BY DEVELOPER EXACT LOCATION TO BE DETERMINED IN THE FIELD AJICC ASSOCIATED IRRIGATION CONSULTANTS 2014 SEPULVEDA BLVD. LOS ANGELES CALIFORNIA 9002,11 • (213) 477-8525 'I·., ' . " .. r>.••~ ,. GATE VALVE TEST COCK (TYP 2 PLACES) REDUCED PRESSURE BACKFLOW PREVENTION -,-.__ PRESSURE REGULATOR SET AT90 PS.I.---... STRAINER olF 40 MESH MONEL-----.. BRASS ELBOW FINISH GRADE NOTE, LOOSE KEY HOSE 8188 BRASS NIPPLE (TYP 5 PLACES) PRESSlft SUPPLY LINE· DISCHARGE BRASS ELBOW BRASS PIPE • EQUIPMENT TO BE INSTALLED AT A MINIMUM CF tz'' FROM WALLS, SLOGS, ETC. • WHEN UNIT IS NEXT TO BUILDING, WALL, ETC,TEST COCKS ARE TO BE ON OUTSIDE. ( 7\TYPICAL BACKFLOW PREVENTER ASSEMBLY \. _/NO SCALE ( 2 1/2° AND SMALLER ) JR-85 ·--=art ,~c. " -fBOF CARLSBAD !'"((] ~ l, • ""'■ Dt~AIIT•(Ool . J ~ ' '\. ; ' ":,\ q ('.'.{\ t,: l. '!, I' .'-l•·//' ; . ',' .: , ;;,,\';i ~~"t'l'l>~n,,. . ,.:,. ''. ·< \iii!•,_: ' ' ... ·• ',,, ·,,' . ,,,, !', ' ' ; '•' " \ , . ., fl•O-••n.:,a ,I: :~ y~ ·1~ lt,M I · --, OA!c=J 1;;r-·-·-CITY [NGlltC{II ~ .. . I 11 ("'AW•OM;"°l C)Wt.l(IY ·-· -•f':OJ[ C'T NO ots~~-~ ASJP"O CM•O 9Y <i[lO 11< REVISIONS . z :5 0. z 0 ~ C, -a: a: - 0. a: 0 0 I-z w :E 0. g w ~ C :3 0 :E ~ , 0) 8. ~ t~ •· .. ~ 0 <C ~1 (.) ud ~i ~ ~I) Cl:> 0 PROJECT No.193-6!H)()2l DRAWN BY }~-=le..~, -- CHECKED BY l:;Qf:2 __ DATE ~ /,z,/ 1 ..... e.,.-/6.._· -· 7 -f-· REVISIONS SCALE~1~•~=~5~0~•--- SHEETS SHEET NO: WALL TYPE CONTROL- LER MOUNTED INSIDE ENCLOSURE FINISH GRADE ELECTRICAL METER T1l IIE PROVllED BY IRRIGATION CONTRACTOR CONTRACTOR IS TO PRO\IIDE ENCLOSURE MYERS NO. MEUG-1-11 WITH MOUNTING BASE INSTALL AS PER MANUFACTURERS RECOMMEN- DATION ELECTRICAL CONDUIT T1l SOUICE TO IIE PRCNIDED BY DEVEL.llf'ER CONCRETE FOOTING-INSTALL 5" MIN. ABOVE FINISH GRADE AND SLOPE CONCRETE AT 2% T1l DRAIN I CX>NTROL WIRE TO EACH R.C.Y. I COMMON WIRE T1l ALL R.C.V.'S CONTROL WIRING ( AWG l.F • 14 MIN.) ELECTRICAL TAPE -llU'E WIRING AT INTERVALS OF 12° 0.C. NOTES, I. COMMON WIRE TO BE WHITE 8 CONTRCl. WIRE TO BE Bl.ACK IN COLOR lM.ES9 cmERWISE NO!'ED. 2. NO SPLICES SHALL BE MADE BETWEEN CONTROLLER 8 REMOTE CONTROL VALVE UNLESS OTHERWISE APPfROVED. 5. CONTROL WlRING' SEQUENCE CORRESPONDS TO OPERATING SEQUENCE OF REMOTE CONTROL VALVES 8 AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER UNIT STATION CONNECTION-SEE IRRIGATION PLAN FOR CORRECT VALVE SEQUENCE, -' I "', TYPICAL ELECTRICAL METER AND CONTROLLER .J NO SCALE ASSEMBLY QUICK i,OUPLING VALVE SET 3 ABOVE FINISH GRADE JR-M SIDEWALK, CURB, "'\ • • • SCH. 40 PVC ------STAINLESS STEEL CLAMP SIZE !I LENGTH AS REQ 0D J♦-+-f---SCH. 80 PVC NIPPLE ELBOW ---~;_•;;,JJL,!rrr--SCH. 40 PVC STREET ELBOW PVC SIJPPLY LINE (SaSaT) FITTING e/f/---f-➔-jf---SCH. 80 PVC NIPPLE SIZE 8' LENGTH AS REQ'O NOTE: USE TEFLON TAPE ON ALL THREADED FITTING 2", 2" REDWOOD STAKE { ROUGH l MIN. 36° LONG DR AS SITE REQUIRES '3" TYPICAL QUICK COUPLING VALVE NO SCALf / ASS EM BLY JR-85 • I ROUND PLASTIC BOX ,-----TOP MARKED' FV FINISH GRADE ~,;;/si-------EMITTE:R TUSING TYPICAL FLUSH VALVE ASSEMBLY NO ICALt Mt-111-11 I -TON:.._ACIED AT ,..,,. AMIL.I: TO NMIIIICAl'I: ..-:---,, IICl!WIL&. a.., &TC. -ill'IILl:IO: T'II H NlllftD ClN UCM IOXI-SNC,)---- ~--~UTIC am• CaYD wrrw CUit. 1-EXl'll""""' LOO,---.,. "'"'· t4" I •. NOi) ~ . -, U GRAWL • (MN. Jcun l '--PYC9Cll 40WAU' ·-( n1! I PLACD I GATI'. 'IIILlll'. PVC LM Pft PVC IU,.,,_T LINt flTTINe tta .. l) COMMON WIN:. TD l«MST\11£ 1De011 UNIT NOT'[I N.OT WIil 1) VAL~• ua: TO N 1NSTaum • ....,. MCM .._ ... onuw1• NOTED•. II WM£N IIOl'I! TMAN tlC VM..WI! II LOCA1'10 tN TWI SAME AMA. ,_,...ID( A IMCI A -. rw SfT.-. II IIU T(fU>N Tin Ill .ILL -Plr,-1, TYPICAL REMOTE CONTROL VALVE ASSEMBLY I ITM...,, ~ I FINISH ~~AOf HANDWHEEL PVC SUPPLY LINE PEA GRAVEL ~(MIN. 2 CU. FT. l l -~-:~ GATE VALVE ___ L_, !;,-PVC MALE ~ ADAPTORS . .._ .... '~~;;,..,.:.·H'· """--- NOTE' GATE VALVE SHALL BE INSTALLED IN SHRUB AREAS UNLESS OTHERWISE APPROVED. TYPICAL GATE VALVE ASSEMBLY NO SCALE ( 2 1/2° ANO SMALLER l JR-84 ~-TYP, EM,ITTER pUTLET CHECK VALVE ( SALCO EOCV) TYP. TUBING STAKE (SALCO" DTS · 30 · 750 I TYP. SHRUB TYP. ACCESS SLEEVE EMITTER INSIDE---< ,.._...-__, TYP. TREE TYP. 1/8" CAPILLARY TUBING BURIED 2", ~----< THEN SURFACED AT PLANT LOCATION w/ EMITTER OUTLET CHECK VALVE FINISH GRADE '"'-suPPLY TUBING BURIED 4" ..... ~-----• ---·rvp, CAPILLARY TUBING NOT TO EXCEED 10' FROM EMITTER TYP. FLUSH VALVE ASSEMBLY SEE DETAIL NO. 5 6 TYPICAL MEDIAN DRIP SYSTEM ASSEMBLY ISH((T I CITY OF CARLSBAD ISMHTSI t---t-1--------------1------i [NGIN [[~ING 0 ( P •• T 11 (NT t--+-+------------1----1 i---+-+----~I l 1----1--+----------------+---1 ;:;\ Ac':•cs•~•c::~c=-,=,;r.=::=0========~~~~~~~~~~~\ t---i-t---------------+---1 •£ CITY [NGIN![• OAT[ _ ~~{o:i{ _-------]I P•OJ[CT NO II O'>Aw••r, •o J GENERAL LEGEND SYMBOLS DE5CRIPTI1NS Hf.Ni'FAITiJid, & PART NG. h[FEPENC[ P.O.C. >\ I.'H Ci :.u:,N,'iTJil ....... @. .. IUl CONT~JL~J""R St Ql.1U~'.':f \;t\l_ l..ONS h:;;: f·'. l ~---'i ~ F['1' ·•·:: CY• f 11::L 1/:\. ·,1 '.:-,: 'n· IJ'TOMAT [C Ci\-NTPOLLERS PF'·lCT[ C0NTPOL VALVES DRJ P <YSTc:·: w/ STRl\lNfR 8 PRFSSURF REGULllTOR QUICK COUPLIN~ VALVES CATE VALVES (~INF SIZE) NEW WATFR MFTFR rLUSH·-OUT .~SScf\BL y SWING CH[C~ ~ALVES (LINE SIZF) ELE::TRl CAL PrDESTAL PRESSURE: R[G~LATDR i!ULTl-OUTLET £MITTER II/ACCESS SLEEVE DRIP TUBING & SIZE BACKFLOW PRfV[NT!ON ASSEMBLY (8.P.A.) i1.AP1 B!PIJ r:( Er·{\ 0r~ 7~-G \t.1tii:y 100 OP RBr-,,;;·~- -111,· '"II 11, PR.· SEE OWG. FOR MODEL NO. N !BCO OR F )ll~L BY DEVELOP'"P CLASS 20C PVC MYERS -MODEL • M[UG-1 WILKINS 600 SERIES SALCO PC6-2 W/DAS 8 (12 G,P.H.) SALCO A/R rrnco dZoY -J" SPECIFICATIONS SPFC!FJCAT,ON i'l"TAic NC. l ['if' T '., I ~<1.' . . • • . J L. ' DrTA 11 N :J. :l D[Ti\lL NO. 4 DETM:. NO. 5 SPHil'!Cf.TIJN DETAIL NO. I llfTAIL NO. 1 DE.TAIL NO. 6 DtTAlL NO. 6 :iETAIL NO. 7 1. /\LL WORKMI\NSHIP /\ND MATERIALS SHAI L C:ONFOPM TO lOf.Al RllJLOINC, ilNO PLIIMR 1NG CODFS HAVlliC JUR!SDTCTION. 2. PRIOR TJ SUBMITTING BID, f.X.l\l~!N~ THE SITE AND THE COND!TlllNS THERtOF. I!'! C '° -N II: I ., 0 ., ~ !I: ~ M ~.., ~ " -In :! ii:., .. 0 .. -~.: 12:Cll 0! ""., !;Jo c:, ... iii ci II:~ "" .. c:i• lilQ ... ~ ..: ... ... ::, .. ~ 8 ~ '° ~ Cl) .. N Cl) ~ 0 ~00 "' .. 3. THE WORK TO BE PFPFORMcD UNDfR THIS CONTRACT SHALL INCi.JOE FURN[Sh!NG ALL LABOR, MATERIALS, TOOLS, MACHINERY, AND [QUIPMENT NECESSllRYTQ INSTALL A COMPLETE SPRINKLER SYSTEM AS SHOWN ON THE IRRIGATION PLANS, INCLUDING TRENCHING, BACK<!LLING, ETC. 4, PRDTLCT TH IS WORt: AND Tllf. OWNL R'S PROPERTY FROM DAMAGE AS A Rf SULT OF TH IS WORK. 5. PRIOR TO CO'IMENCJNG WORK ON THE PROJECT, ARRANGE AN ON SIT[ CONFE'll'NCE WlTH THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT, OR HIS DULY APPOINTED REPRESENTATIVE. 6. APPLY AND PAY FOR ALL PERMITS REQUIRED FOR THIS PORTION OF THE WORK. 7 .. HIE INSTALLATIOI! AND OPLRATION OF THE SY::TEM MUST Bf. APPROVED BY THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT. 3. IF IT IS FOUND DURING INSTALLATION THAT THE SITE VARIFS FROM THE DRAWINGS, NOTIFY TH[ U,NDSCAPE ARCHIH'CT BrFORE PROCEED!NG WITH THE WORK 9. COORDIN11TE THE fNSTALLATION OF ALL SPRINKLER MATER!ALS, INCLUDING T:JBTNG, WIT~ THE LANDSCAPE APCHITECT TO ,WO!O !NT[OFfR!NG 'alTH TH[ PL~.NTJNG OF TRlES, SHRUBS, OR OTclER PLA/IT l NG. Al. L PLANT ING SHALL BE DON£ BE F0Rf. , NST ALLI, TI ON OF CR IP SYSTEMS. 10. IT IS TH( INTENT OF THES[ DR!,HINGS Arw SPECIFICATIONS TO JND:CATE A COMPLETE SPRINKLER SYSTEM INSTALLED AND READY FOR usr WITHOUT FURTHER COST TO Th[ OWNER, 11. !<ECORD ACCURATELY ON ONE SET OF REPRODUCIBLE PRINTS OF TH[ DRAWINGS, AN AS-BUILT PLAN KEPT UP iO DATE AS THE PROJECT rs UNDER CONSTRUCTION. !N ADDITrON, D!MENSION FROM TWO PFRMANENT POI~TS OF RffERCNCE THE LOCATION Of' THE PRESSURE SUPPLY LINE ROUTING, ALL VALVfS, PLUG TffS, AND CONTROL I✓! RE. 12. ALL OR:P '.;YSff.MS SHALL BE INSTALLED PER THE!, DETAILS, IN THEIR RESPECTIVE LOCATIONS, AN8 SHALL BE OF THE MANUF,\CTURER NOT[) UNLESS OTHERW:sr APPROVLO. 13. ~''IP TUBING SHALL B£ MANl'FACTURED OF FLEXIBLE VINYL CHLOR!Df COMPOUND CONFORllTNG TO ASTM ,l 2287, ALGAE-RES'STANT, W!W WALL THICKNESS OF .'.i~0-'./2 :NCH, .,50-3/4 INCfl AND .158-1 !NCH. FITTINGS SHA.LL BE SChEDULE 40 P.V.C. AS NOTED. (o) USL P.'i.C. FLEX CEMEl,T TO WELD FLEX TUBING TO RlGTO P.V.C F'TTJ!,G (b) T1w· !,~~ IJPlN urns Of TUb!l<G UUrCNG CON~fRUCll □rL (c) CUT M.L fUBING WITH 0 LIER-TYPE VICTOR P!PE CUTTER. DO NOT US[ A SA,/. ( d) JNSTALLAT ION Of HOLE FOR EMITTERS SHALL ONL V BE ACCOMPL 1 SHED WITH 1 OOL PUN Cf' AS MANilr ACTURFO BY THE MAKtR OF l'MITTER. (e) IF T£MPERATURFS ARC IN EXCESS Of 90 O[GREFS F., FILL TUBING WTTH WATER BUOl<E PUNC~rNG liOLCS. 14. DR! P EM~'l TERS ~ND ACCESSORl ES -EMITTER SHALL BE OF A PRESSURE COMPENSA Tl ON TYPE 111TH SP OUTLETS SUPPL VI NG TWO GALLONS OF WA ffR PER HOUR, AS NOTED 0;, OR•\,ilNG £MITTER SHALL BE HOUSED !N I\N ACCLSS SLEEVE (c,-1/4 INCH GrA'4ETER /\ND OVERALL HflGHT OF 2 !NCHES) W'TH TQP AND OUTL:.T PORTS 1:·lAUE OF ALL PLAST!c MATER!ALS, AS IIOTED ON DRAWING. AL'. SYSTEMS SHALL BE EQU,PPED W'TH A l.!NE STRAHIFR AND REL>UlATOR ON Tiff D'.SCl'A'\G[ SIDE Of VALVES. STRAINER SHALL HAVE A 150 MESH SCREEN, A 112 !NO OIJTclT FOR FLUS',!NG, ,\ND SµAlL BE INSTALLFD !NA PlllSTIC BOX. REGULATOR SHALL BE TYPE 1\ilD SIZE NOTED ON DRAWING. All CAPILLARY TUBING SHALi. BE SECURFD BY A 12 G,\IJGE ,i!R[ TUB[NG STAKE CLAD WlTH P.'I.C. (~PPROXl'-'tTfLY d INCHES LONG) LOCATED 3 INCHES FROM END OF TUBING. END Of TUBING S11ALL BE EQUIPPED 1/!TH A BUG CAP. rLUSH VALVE ASSEMBLY SHALL BE INSTALL[O AS PER DETAIL. 15. THE SPRINKLER SYSTEM SHALL Bf UNCONDITIONALLY GU/,RANTEED FOR A PERIOI) OF ONE YEAR FROM THE DATE OF ACCEPTANCE, MANUFACTURER Wf,ORANTIES SHALL NOT REPLACE THIS GUARANTEE AND THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE UABLE FOR REPAIRS /\NO REPLACEMENT OF rAILED M,~TERJAL. 16. UPON COMPLETION OF THE WORK, REMOVE ALL EXCESS MATERIAL, EQUIPMENT Al•D WASTE TO THE SATISFACTION OF THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT. 17. THE SPRINKLER INSTALLATION SHALL BE DEEMED INCOMPLETE UNT!L ALL SfRir<KLER HEADS, VALVES AND All. RELATED IRRIGATION EQUIPMENT HAVE 8EEN CHECKEO AND !\UJUSTED TO ~EST CONfOKM TO THF COND:TIONS AND RLQ!HREMENTS T~AT WJLI. PRlVAIL AT THE FINISH SIT[, AND APPROVED AS-BUILT ORAWINCiS HAVE BEEN SUBMITTED. 18. TRFNCHES SHALL BE EXCAVATED TO SUFFICIENT DEPTH TO PROVIDE COVERAGE OF 18" OVER ALL PRESSURE SUPPLY LINES; 4" OVER ALL SUPPLY TUBING; SEE DRAWING FOR CAPILLARY T JB!NG. 19. BACKFILL FOR TRENCH :N~ SHALL BE COMPACTED TO A ORY O[NSITY LQUAL TO THE M-j\ .. Al_. D_ ,;_J1··. Ifti··· fflfl __ f!.., AliO SHALL CONFORM TO ADJilCENT GP./\DES wJTHOUT DIPS, SUNKEN AREAS, Hl!Mf'S, oR OTHER lRRr:,u1ARIT1,s t;,~-~\~ · ILN ~;;J()D 2C. 21. 22. PLASTIC r ITTINGS SHALL BE OF SCllr.DULE 4G POL Yvl NYL ClilvRI DF. I NJE en 0:, i•IOi.,'F O AND SI DE G/, TED. wHFRE THREADS ARF R[QU!RFD, THESE SHALL BE rnJECTION MOLDED ALSO. INITIAL BACKflLL Otl PLASTJC u~JSkiC~i clf 'Ii fl~b;\~11f~_:1 ~v~~r:,Trli'7Nf(~R£t'.(AllC~_~FfRI)~rt~~-•\w~t:r IN SIZE. ALL MATERrAL REQUIRED FOR THE !>RO,Jr'ct s11r-rcer 0 A:'l' Fl}hre/i'tr'\ii~1J 1', 'tl~r{lJ A~o''~1ffiAt'titt/t~t-co'Rti1111;l~[V:j,iUi'~ 23. SUPPLY AS PART OF TH:S CONTRACT THE fOLLOWING TOOLS: (a) TWO 30" SPRINKLER ~.EYS FOP. OP,RATJON or SPR!NKLER CONTROL '/Alvl,S. ( b) TWO KEYS FOR EACH CO~TROL i.ER. (c) TWO COUPLERS /\1.0 MATCfl!Nli !10S[ SWIVELS. (d) ONE CONH:QLLER CHART FOR fACH CONTROLLER SUPPLIED. THIS CHART SHALL BE A RFDUCED DRAWING OF THE ACTUAL AS-BUILT S\SEM, ,i'.TH EACH _STATION INDICATED IN A DIFFERENT COLOR. CHART SHALL BE H[RMEl ICsLLY SEALED BETWE[N TWO PIECES OF PLASTIC, 20 MILS. EACH. .. (I) ..J -<( I-w C z 0 -I- <( C, -cc cc - 0. er: 0 0 I-z w :E 0. 0 ...I Q :3 i u, z <C -Q w ,:E LIJ ~ en C z :3 ' i \ (I) z 0 -I- <( 0 -LL -0 w a. Cl) oCS C z w C, w ..J ~ ~ CJ) ~ i <C 0 I 0 C\I u:I ~ i ~ (0 ·O PROJECT NO· 19? · e,,<; · Ct}Z..L DRAWN BY: 1,"-. ""\ · '--'='--- CHE CKE D BY· t:Q~ DATE 'bfu / t:z(,;:;. REVISIONS: SCALE: Nv1]::,L> SHEETS: )J;::t,.___ __ _ SHEET NO: MELROSE I \ I I ' ' I ! 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', ····--__ ,, __ -- APP D NOTE: SEE PAGE L-9 FOR BLOW-UP OF TYPICAL MEDIAN PLANTING TREATMENT ,,: 1~1 W' t(P \GCITY OF CARLSBAD 15MUTSI [NGtNI[ fllNO DEPA.Tlll[JlilT -.. -·- -,,, ,J,t~-r,oN ' ' t, •" ~ ' ,,j11,1· I ,, " ,.,, Q i r--6,ro ___ -------. ... ,,. ----.. --·· ·---~----·----···---I CITY (NGIN[["' -~°'!J -.--- ""OJ(C'T -◊ 1 -------·-·---·--f ~~~;:i~ -·_ --·7 ~o ! [-oo>•••-•c ! REVISION s ~--' - z <( ..J Q. C, z -1-z <( ...I Q. 0. a: 0 0 I-z w :E C. g w > w C ::S 0 :E ~ _, ~ 0) ;! ~ •"' (.) ct. I (.) (\I ui @ 8~ ~ U) (.) PROJECT NO 193-85--002L DRAWN BY b!,,'£:l?EN CHECKED BY CrP'P"t DATE t;)t.1/ f;>C. REVISIONS: SCALE 1 • : 50' SHEETS. To_~IN~- SHEET NO: L-5 • I I I I --@ \ -----· -----· ---------------· -----------··---------~) '-------------·----------.. -·-·--·------· ------. --------------------------------. - _,__-PINUS ROXBURGII ® (TYPICAL MEDIAN TREE FOR MELROSE A VE.) (19) TOTAL THIS SHEET RETARDANT FINISH _,___ NATURAL COLOR/ PAVING WITH RANDOM STONE (LONDON FIELDSTONE) BOMAN11E PATTERN OR EQ. (TYPICAL FOR MELROSE A VE.) I-I .w ,ww I z :C I~ I- I c:::: W I -"=-W I <I) @ , >.; ··'·•Y ,,,,n . • :, \ •0'li · -~~ . <.•\;' .' ' ' ' V,, ; NOTE: INST ALL MATERIAL PER CITY OF CARLSBAD STANDARDS , NOTE: SEE PAGE L-9 FOR BLOW-UP OF TYPICAL MEDIAN PLANTING TREATMENT .--··1!i1:11 1~ '11 t?- . . ,.,re Ci ['""''j y OF CARLSBAD (lfOtlU[lttlfl or•,UTlll[lfT ---,, --,a iliii' :'>,i,; ('. :"'' t: ",',' ,·;,, ,) ;·· "'' p w~nN ;:, .~· 11 ', . ' ; ,' J. ;,; ;,'; ·!." -' ,. f) -: ,:,. : ' -· ,:_: :-,: :!_; 'i1 ·1 -,, ' ' ,, q~: ~ ~4.i,I - ' . ·. t. \:.·· <.-"I• II ., ' 1::••~ro I ~~ t1TT t IIG lfl( f II 1)11N ev l OIIOJtCT 110 II ll"-IIC lfO l o••t •• or sc•, o, ,o~ a,i,·o , ... o •• REVISIONS t1no111< ' 0. a: 8 ~ w I g PROJECT NO 1~13-85-002L DRAWN BY_ kJl>,F'-E?,E.b.\ CH ECK ED BY -e:.i::.eF...::C. DATE ,:;/,t,1 /e_1C.. I REVISIONS. SCALE: 1" : 50' SHEETS: +1E"-'r:J,,,,_ __ _ SHEET NO: L-61 \ w .... a: w :::> LL ...J w I ALGA ROAD w I I WI :Cl -·······--·-t t- --~ ·-·-···-••-'••·· ------··----·---···•"' ------·-··"'--------- w I 10:I: (f) 1. ,, ,·,, ,,, , '"i''' ·"": · ,,c,w/,•,,.,,,,;-_:;Q ,., I~:,, w , -. ,, ,.,_. ';;.,.--,, ,··•:f~~fl"."'· 11:~t<:? .---:· \._,·,,_i~,.e, -'/:-''i,.1:'.{·\(t.;.";,%.c., ''.P"fli;'.J,?)>,·'·;_;:_:,, ~ 1..1.J ~ I J -------__ I '£ _JI ALGA ROAD ---I @ ~ I ·-------··----1--·----·-·---· - --------{/)-, -------------· I @ I I I __ _) \ -1----PINUS CANARIENSIS @ , (TYPICAL MEDIAN TREE FOR ALGA ROAD) (24) TOT AL THIS SHEET ,. '' !)AT[ ' ' .. , ' ' •• - RETARDANT FINISH NATURAL COLOR PAVING WITH RANDOM STONE (LONDON FIELDSTONE) BOMANITE PATTERN OR EQ. ( TYPICAL FOR ALGA ROAD) NOTE: INST ALL ALL MA TE RIALS PER CITY OF CARLSBAD ST AND ARDS NOTE: SEE PAGE L-9 FOR BLOW-UP OF TYPICAL MEDIAN PLANTING TREATMENT . .__.,,"~ lll l1'!i i ,f ff .,! jfll ·. "· . --~'. 11 , .. tn 'Cl· '· ,lO F CARLSBAD ll'"~"'j I ,,.,,,ur•11•• or•••r•t•t · . '>'''>¼ ":!;1 .iV ;'\~i ,-; ,: / ,: .::') ;';•_' r;v, :n ''"ri'7't~rr~·r10N :.,. :,_~\ ' ' ' ) :<' ,' l'i '., ' u J)l'. ,, K;i tit~ · · · "·' . '·~; (~. '' ' ". '" _, "'"'' ' ' !A•f!l•OvtO -~•~ l { IO[ --c,,,. (NGIN[(" OWIIIY __ ••OJtCT NO or,-...; "0 I 11 I 0( sc•1 PTtON Al'P"O CMM O 8• fl[l0 .. ~EVISIONS z :5 a. C, z -.... z :5 a. Q. a: 0 0 t-z w :s Q. g ~ w C :s 0 :s t 1 ~ ~ 0 crl ~ i ~ <O ' 0 PROJECT NO. 19:HS-002L DRAWN BY, k,!M~ CHECKED BY ~;;,P'f'.Y DATE ~/,11/ei'# r I REVISIONS SCALE 1 • : 50!' sHEETs _,re-=:1.N,.. __ _ SHEET NO: ·\ GENERAL REQUIREMENTS AtlTlCLl: l • CUNTRACr DOCU~ENTS 1.1 DEFlNITlU~S t .1.1 THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS ·rhe Contract Documents consist of the o~ner -Contractor Agreamljnt, Ge:,eral Kequ1ren1ents, Drawln~s, Spociflcations, arid all Aadenda 1ssuco prllor lo, and alJ. Mod1t1cat1ons and Cnange Orders issued after the execution of the Contract. 1, 1. 2 THE CONTRACT Tbe Contract Dociuments shall not be construed to crew.te any contractual rela·tionship of auy klnd between tbe Landscape Architect and t.he Contractor. Notbing contained ta the Contract Documents shall create any contractual relat1onsh1p bet-ween tbe Owner or toe LandYcape Arcn1tect and any Subcontractor or Sub- sut;icontractur. 1. 1. 3 THE \ll'Uh.K Tne iork comprises the completed construction required by the Contract Documents ano includes all laoor, all materi.11s a.nd al.l equipment necessary to its completion. 1,2 EX6CUT1UN AND lNTENT l.~.l By executtng tbe Contr1tct, tne Contractor represents that he nas vistted the site, fa~iliarLLed 11imself witb ~11 condition~ under whicb tne work is to be performed, and correlated bis observatioLls w1tt1 the requirements of tbe Contract Documents. 1.2.2 Tbe intent of the Contract Document~ is to incluoe all items necessary tor the proper execution and completion of the work. Th~ Contract Documents are complementary, and wnat is required by any one :;hall be as bindlng a.s if required by all. 1.~.3 Work n0t cove•ed in the Contract Documents will not t,e required unless ilt ls consistent there11,·ith and is reasonably iuierable tnerefro1n as being necessa•y to produce tbe intended results. 1, J OW,',EH8H1P ANU USE: OF DOCUMENT.::i 1.3.1 All Drawings ano Specifi.ca.tion!::i furnished by the Landscape A•cllilect are aud &hail rt-1:iain bis prope•ty. Tney a•e to be used only w1t11 resvect to tnis ProJect and are not to be used on any otut>r project. ARTlCLe 2 -LANDSC,APE ARCHITECT 2,1 L>EFlNlTlOl'i 2.1.1 Landscape Architect: Florian Martinez Associates, Planning, Landscape Architecture and Regulato•y Services, 13132 Newport Aveuut>, Suite 110,, Tustin, California 92680. Teleptwne 714/731- tiOll. 2.2 AOMlNISIHATIOIN 2.2.1 The Landscape A•chitect will visit the site at intervals appropriate to tnre stag·e of' construction to familiarize himseli generally witil the progress and quality of toe Work and to determine iu gcner·al if the '«o•k i1:o proceeding in accordance w1tb the Cont•act LJocum1ents. However the Landscape Architect will not be requi•ed to matke exhaustive or coot1nuous on-s1te 1nspections to CheCK th~ qua11 ty Ol' quantity DI tne Work, 2,2.2 The Landscape Architect will not be responsible to• and wilJ not bave control or cbarge of construction means, methods, techniques, seque11,ces o• procedures, or for safety p•ecautions and programs in cunmection w1tb the ~ark, and he will not be responsioLe for th1e Contractor's failure to car•y out thf::l \tl'L)rk in accordance witb une contra.ct Documents. Tbe Landscape Architect will not be responsible tor or bave control or ct:ia•gc over acts or omissions ot the Contractor, subcontractors, o• any of their agents or employee,s. 2.2.3 Tnt La~d~Ca?e Arcbitect s:1all at all ti1ues have access to the Work. 2.2.4 Tne Lands:cape Architect will render lntel'pretations necessary for tne proper execution, Interpretations and decisions shali be cons1ste1nt w1tb the intent oi and reasonably 1.ntcl'able from the Contract LJocuments. 2.:..:.5 Tlll:c' Lancis~ape Arcbitect's decisions iu making such 1nterpret,1tl.ons, inciudLng 1natte•s pertaining to artistic effect will be f'inal. 2.2.ti The Landscap,o Architect w,,ill have authority to reject Vrork wh1ch does not contorm to the Contract Uocuments. 2.2.7 The Landscape Architect will review a.nd approve or take other appropriate action upon Contractor's submittals such as shop drawings, product dat~ and samples, but only [o!' coniormance with tlw design concept of tt1t:! Work <1.lld with the information give in toe (;ontract Oocum.ents. 2.2.8 roe Landscape Arcnitect wlll conduct st te determine the dates 01 Sub~tantial Completion complet1011. AHTlCLL 3 -OWNEH 3.1 DEFINITIU~ visits to and final • 3.1.•l The Owne• is: tiie person or entity ldectified as such ln tne Owner -Contractor Agreement and is referred to throughout the Contract Uocurnents as if singular in number and masculine in gender. The ter'm Owner means the Owner or bis autborized representative. 3.2 OViNER'S RIGHT' TO STOP THE WORh. 3.2.l If the Contractor fails to correct defective Work or peri.istently fail.s to carry out the work in accordaoce ·with the Contract. Documents, the Owoer, by a writteo o•der, may oraer the contractor to stop the Work, o• any portion thereof, until the cause for suctl ordler bas been eliminated. ARTICLE 4 -CUNTRA,CTOR 4.1 DEFINITION 4.1.1 The Co□tract,wr is the person or entity identified as sucil in tne Olli'ner-Contra~tor Agreement. tne term Contractor means the Contractor or his authorizea •epresentat1vc. 4.2 REVIE~ OF CONITRACT DOCUMENTS 4.'.L.l Tile Cuntrasetu• shall carefully stuc.Jy and compare tbe Contract Documents and sball at once •eport to the Landscape Arcnitect any erro1r, inconsistency or omisalon be may discover. 4. 3 SUPEH\i' I::i ION A1NU PROCEULlt'l"E::i 4.3.1 Tne Contrac1tor shall supervise and direct the Work, using his best skllJ and attention. He shall be solely reponsible for ai.1 construction means, methods, tecbniquE::s, sequences and procedures dnd for coordinating all portions of the Work uoder tne Contract. 4,3,2 Tue Contl'aC1tor shall be responsible to the u .. ner for acts ano omissions of ,n..1s emp.1oyees 1 Subcontractors and their agents and employees, anoi other person~ performing any of the '«ark under a contract wit11 tbe Contractor. 4,4 LABOH. (\)\1) MATERIALS 4.4.l Unless ot11e1rwise provided in the Contract Documents, the Contractor shall p•ovide and pay for a.11 la.bar, m,:1.terials, e4uipment, tools, construction equipment and macn1nery, trd.nsportation, a.nd other facilitit>s and S@l'vio.:=t:s necessary for U1e proper cx'=cuti un and completion 01 the ll'ork.. 4,4,2 The 10ntractor shall at all t1mes enforce strict discipline and good o•der am1ong nis employees ano shall nut employ on ttie ·WorK any unlit peil'son o• anyone not sk.tlled in the task assigned to bim. 4,5 WARHANTY 4.5.1 Tne Coutrac tor warr.tOt!i to tile Owuer and the Landscape Arcn1tect t!lat .;.lJL mater1als and equipment furnisheo u11tJer tbi&. ContniCt wi.li be new unless Ottierwise specified, ana ttH1.l all 'ill'orK. will be of good quality, free from faults ElOd defecti; a.nd 1.n coniol'mance w1th the Contra.ct Uocuments. 4.6.l The Contractor sl.Jall pay all sales, consumer, use and other similar taxes for tbe ~ork ur po•tions ~uereuf p•ovidea by the Contractur, 4.7 PER~lTt:., ru:s Ar-Ill NOTICES 4.7,1 Uoles~ otnerwise provided ln th~ Contract Documents, tbe Contractor !,JIJall securo and pay for ail p@rmits, fees, 11cen ■es ano inspectLons 11ec~ssary tor tl1~ proper execut100 and complotton of the Work., 4.7.2 the Contractor shall give a.li n6tlces and comply ~1th all laws, ordin1,1,nces, rules, regulations and lawful orders of an)' public authority bearin~ on the performance of the Wor1L If the Contractor obsel'ves tuat any of tUe Contract Documents are at variance therewith in any respect, be shall promptly notify tilt! Landscape Archlte::t 1n wr1t.Lni, 4.7.3 Jt' tne Contractor performs any Work knowinlli'. it to bt: contrary to suC.ll laws, ord1nances, ruies and •e.gulations, and w1tnout such notice to tne Land!>cape Architect, be i;hall assumt tulL •eponsibJl1ty tne•efor and shall bear all costs attributable ttiereto. 4. 8 SUPEH1N1'ENl.)t::-.T 4.8.l In the absen,ce or tne Contractor f•om tne Work, ae shall employ a competent superintendent wbo shall be in attendaoc~ dur1ng progress of the Work. Tne superintendent shall represent the Contr~ctor, and shall be autborized to receive communications and act for t11e Contractor in all matters pertaining to the Work. 4.8.2 The Contractor snal1 ma1l the name of hls assl.y:ned •epresent.ative to the Owner immediate·1y aiter award of Contract. 4.9 SHOP DRi\lti'INLlS AND SUHtdITTALS 4.9.1 The Cont•actor shall reviel'I', approve and submit, with •easonable promptness and in such sequence as to cause Do delay in the Work, or in tne -ark of the o-ner or any other separate contractor, all submittals required by the Contract Documents. 4.9.:t By approving and submitting sllop urawi·ngs, product data, and samples, tue Contractor representsK tbat Ile has verified all conditions re.Lated thereto, and has coordinated tbe information ~itn tbe requlrements of the Contract Documents. 4.9.3 Tile Contractor sball not be relieved of responsibility tor aoy deviation from the requirements of the Contract Documents by the Landscape Architect's approval of-such subrnlttals unless the Contractor has specilica·11y informed the Landscape Architect in writing of such deviation at the time ot· submittal and the Laudscape Arcaitect bas given written approval to such deviation. 4,9.4 Tne contractor snall not be rel1eveci from responsibility for errors or omissions in submittals by tbe Landscape Archltect•s approval ther~ot. 4.10 USE Ut SITE 4.10.1 Tbe Contractor shall confine operations at the site to areas permitted by la~s, ora1nances, permits and the Contract Uocuments and shal.1 not unreasonaoly encumber the site wit!J aoy materials and equipment. 4.11 CUTTING A~D PATCHING 4.11.1 The Contractor shall be responsible for all cutting, fitting or patching that may be required to complete the Work or to make its several part~ fit together propel'ly. 4.11.2 The Contl'actor sball not damage or endanger any portion of tue ll'ork or ttle work of the uwne• or any aepa•ate contractors by cutting, patcn1ng or otherwise altering any work, or excavation. The Contractor shall not cut or otherwise altel' the work o[ tile Owner or any separate cotitractor except with the written consent of the Owner. 4.12 CLEANING UP 4.12.l The contractor shall at all times keep the premises free from accumulatton ot waste materials or l'Ubbish caused by his operations. At the completion of tl1e Work ne shall remove all his waste materials and rubbish from the site as ~ell as all hts tools, equipment, machinery aou surplus mat@rials. 4.12.2 if tbe Contractur Cail~ tu clean up at the completion ot tbe \!lurk, the Owner may do so and the cost the•eof shall be cnarged to tne Contractor. 4. U COMMUNICAT!o,-;-.s 4.13,1 Tne Contractor shall fo•ward a.ll communicattons to the otfice of the 011mer, with a copy to the Landscape Architect. 4.14 ROYALTY ANll PATENTS 4.14.l The Cont•actor shall pay all royalties and license fees. He shall defend all suits or claims for imfringment of any patent rights and shall save the Owner narmless from loss or account thel'eof. 4.14 INLJEMNIFICATIVN 4.14.1 To tne fullest extent permitted by law, the Contractor shall indemnify and nold narmless the Owne• and the Landscape Arcbitect and their agents a~d employees from an against all claims, damages, .losses and expenses, inciudlng but not limited to attorneys' :lees, arb:,ing our of or resulting i'l'om the perfo•mance ot tbe \llork, provided that any such claim, damage, loss or expense (1) is attr1butd.ble t.o bodily inJury, sickness, disease or death, or to injuqr tour destruction of tangible property (otoer tbao tt1e Work itself) including the loss of use resulting therefrom, aud (2) is ca.usea in wnole or in part by any negligent act or om1ssion ot the Contractor, any Subcontractor, or anyone d1.rectly employed by any'ot them. ARTICLE 5 -SUBCONTRACTORS 5.l DEFINITION 5.1.1 A-Subcontractor is a person or entity wno has a direct contract witt1 the Contractor to pel'form any of the Work at the site. Tbe term t>ubcontractor does not include aoy separate contractor or his suocontractors. 5.l~l The Contractor, as soo11 as practicable after tne award of tne Contract, sbaJ.l furnish to tbe Owner and to .the Landscape Arcnitect 1n writing tt1e names of the pe•sons or entitles proposed for each of the princlpal portions of the Work, 5.1.3 It the Owner or the Landscape Architect has rt:a.sonabie obJect1on to any such proposed pe•son or entity, the Contractor shall submit a replacement, to whom the Owner or Landscape A•cnitect has no reasonable obJect1on, and the Contract Sum shall be increased or decreased by the dif:lereuce in cost occasiorrnd by such subst1tutiL)n; hu,.,·tver, no increase in the Contract ·s\Jffi shall be alloweo to• any suc11 substitution unless tbe Contractor has acted promptly and responsively in submitting names as required in Subparagrapb 5.1.2. ART[CLE 6 -WOfiK B't OWNER OR B'i SEPARATE CONTRACTORS 6.1 tJ\liNERS RIGHT TO PERFORM i#UR.K 6.1.l The Owner reserves the rii,:nt to pe•form work related to ttle Project witb bl.sown forces, and to awa•d separate contracts in coonectloo with other portions of tae Project ~r other wo•k on the Site. 6.2 MUTUAL RESPONSIHILITY 6.2.1 The Contractor snall afford the Q11,·ner and separate contracto•s •easonable oppo•tunity for tbe introduction and storage of their materials and equipment ana the execution o[ tbc1r ,.·o•K., and shall conne::t and coordinate nis worl{ with tbeirti as required by tne Contract Documents. 0.2.2 Should tbe Contractor wrongfully ca.use damage to tbe worK or property of the Ownl?r, or tb otber work on the site, the Coutractar shall promptly remedy such daraage. ARTICLE 7 -MISC:t:LLANEOUS PROVISIONS 7,1 GOVERNING LAW 7.1.1 The ~ontract shall b~ governed by tbe law of the place where the ProJect is located. 7,2 IHHTTEN NUTlCE 7,4,1 Written notice ::.hall be deemed to have been duly !::l&rved if ue11~ered in person to the individual or memocr ot t~e i1rm u1· entity or to an officer of tbe corpol'ation for whom lt was intended, or 1f delivtred at OT sent by registered or certified m~il to tl1e last b11siness address known to him who gives notice. 7.~ CLAIMS FOR DAMAGES 7.3.l Should eltber party to the Co11tract suffer injury or damage Lo person or property because of an act or oml1:osion of tbe other party or any oI his employees, agents or others for whose acts he is legally liable, claim shall be made 111 writing to such other party within a reasonable time after the first ob8ervance ot such 111jury or damage. 7.4 BONDS 7.4.1 The 011ner sl1alL hav• tbe riiht to require the Contractor to turn1ah bonds covering tbe taithtul performance of tbe Cootract and tho payme11t of all obligations arlslog tbereund~r. 7.5 TESTS 7.5.l I[ the Contra.ct Documeota, laws, or01nance&, rules, regulations or orde•s of a.ny public authority baviog Jurisdiction require any portlon of tbe Work to be inspected, tested or approved, tbe Contractor sball &ive the Landscape Arcbitect timely notice of its •eadiness so the Landscape Architect may observe such Jnspectlon, testing or a.pproval. Tbe Cootra.ctor shall bear all costs for such lnspectioos, tests or a.pprova.ls except as otberwise specified in toe Contract Documents. ARTICLE 8 -TIME 8.1 UEFINITIONS ELl.1 Contract timei The period of time stipulated In tbe Contract. 8,1.2 Date of commencement: 1'be date Stipulated ln the Notice to Proceed. 8.1.3 Substantial Completion: Tbe date certified by tbe Landscape Architect wlaen construction is sufflcleotly cqmplete, in accordance w:ltb t!ie Contract Documents. 8.1.4 Tbe term day as used in tbe Contract Documents shall mea.n calendar day. 8,2 EXTENSION OF TIME 8.2.1 If·the Contractol' is delayed at any ti.me ln the progres,.-of the work by any act or neglect of the Owner, or by any separate contractor employed by the Owner, or by changes ordered in the ~o•K, or any causes beyond the control, or delay authorized by toe Owner, then the Contra.ct Time shall be eictended by Change Order fo.r such reasonabl~ time as tbe Landscape Arcn1tect may determine. 8.'.t!.:t Any claim for extension of time shall be made in writing to the L'andscape A•cbitect not more than twenty days alter the commencement of tile delay; otoerwlse it shall be waived. ARTICLE 9 -PAYM£NTS 9,1 S~HEDULE OF VALUES 9.l.l Before the fil'st Application for Payment, tbe Contractor shall submit to tile Landscape Architect a scbedule o! values allocated to tile various portions of the work, prepared in such form as the Landscape Architect ma.y require. 9,1,2 Payments wi.11 be made on account ■hen Contl'actor's Payment Request is properly submitted and approved by ttle 011ner, as follows: 9.1.2.1 On or about the first o! each calendar month, or depending oo tbe scope of tile ProJect, a payment of equal to ninety percent of the labor performed and material actually installed in the ~ork during tbe previous calendar month ■ill be made to the Contractor. 9.1.2,2. No Certificate for a progress payment, nor a.ny prog•ess payment, nor any partial or entire use or occupancy of the Project by the o~ner, shall constitute an a.cceptance of any Rork not in accordance with tbe Contract Documents. 9.2 FINAL PAY~ENT 9.2.1 Upon •ece1pt of written notlce that the Work is ready for final inspection and acceptance, the Landscape Architect will make such inspection and, when he fino~ the ~ork acceptable under tt,e Contract Documents and tbe Contract full)' performed, be will promptly so notify the Owner. The Owner on •ece1pt of sucn notification, will pay the Contl'actor rema.inl.ng monies d.u.e llim, iu~luding tile ten pe•cent r@tentiou. !;L2.2 Neituer tne_ fina.1 payment nor the •ema,1n1og retained percentage shall oecome due until the Contractor submits suc11 ev1de_nce covel'ing payments to Subcontractor's, materials suppliers, and other indebtedness connected w1tb tbe Work for which tne Ow_ner or bis property might in any way be responsible, nave been paid or otnerwlse satisfied. Aii.TICL.t; 10 -PROTECTION UF PERSONS AND PROPJ:;RTY 10.1 SAFETY PRE~AUTIONt:i 10.l.l The Contractor shall maintaining and suue•vising all connection with the Work. be responsible for ioit1a.ting, safety p-recautlons and programs tn 10.1.2 The Contractul' ~hall take all reasonabje precautions for the safety of, and shall provlde all reasonable protection to p•event aama~e to: .1 all employees on the Work _ana all other persons on the sl. te. .2 all the Work. a.nd materials and 11.quipment to be inco•porated therein. ,3 otber property on the site Ol' adjacent thereto, including trees, scrubs, lawns, wa.1KS 1 pavements, roadways, structures and utilities. 10.1.3 The Contractor shall gi.ve all notices and comply wito all applicable laws, ordinances, rules, regulations and lawful orders of any public authority bearing on the safety of persons or prope•tY Ol' their protection from damage, injury or loss. 10.1.4 Tne Contractor sball e•ect and· maintain, as required by tbe existing conditions and progress of the Work, all reasonable safeguards for safety and p•otcction, including posting dange• signs and'otber warnings against hazards. ARTICLE ll -INSURANCE 11.1 CONTRACTORS LIABIL[TY INSURANCE 11.1.1 Insurance shall be in a company or companJes licensed to do business in the State in which tbe Project is located and is acceptable to the Owner a.s will protect the Project and toe owner from claims which may arise out of. or result from tbe Contractor's operations under tbe Contract, 11hetber such operations be by himself or by any subcontractor o• by anyone directly or indirectly @mployed by any of tbem or by anyone for wbose acts any of them be liable, includi □g but uot limited to: A. Claims under worKers or workman's compensatioA, disability benefit and other similar employee benefit acts; 0. Claims for damages because of boaily injul'y, ·occupationai sic~ness or disease, or death of his employees; C. ~latms for damages because ot bodily i'njury, sickness or disease of any person otber tban his employees; D. Claims for damages insured by usual personal inJury liability coverage w~ich a•e sustained (1) by any person a~ a result of an oft'ense directly or indirectly related to tile employment of sucb person by'ttie Contractor, or (2) by anr other persoa, E, Claims for damages, other tbah to the Work itself, because of injury to or destruction of tangible property, includins; loss of use result1.ng therefrom; F. Claims for damages becau5e of bodily injury person or property damaie arising out of ma.1ntenaoce of any motor vealcle. or death of any tbe ownership, 11.1.2. It shall also be tbe responsibility of the Contractor to •equire eacb subcontractor to purchase and inaiotain such simlla.r insurance to protect both the Q11,·ner and the Contractor from claims wbich may arise out of the $ubcootractors operations. 11.1.3 ThY insurance required shall be written for not les-s than tbe following, or greater if required by law: A. Workman's Compensation: State: Appl i'cable Federal: Statutory Statutory Employer•-s u.abili'tyi $100,000.00 H. ~omprenens1ve ~eneral Liability: Bodily lnJUl'y: Eacn Occurrance: $1,000,000.00 Annual Aggregate: $3,000,000.00 c. Contractual Liability: Bodily Inju•y (each occurrence):$1,000,000.00 D. Property Damage: Kach Occur•~nce: Annual Aggregate1 E. Personal Injury: Annual Aggregate: $1,000,000.00 $J,OOO,OOO.UU $3,000,000.00 F. Comprehensive Automobile Liability: Bodily lnJury: Each Person; Each Occurrence: Each Occurrence: ARTlCLE 12 -CHANGEti IN THE WOfiK 12.1 CHANGE ORDERS $1,000,000,0U $3,000,00D.UO $3,000,000.00 12.1.l The contract Sum and the Contract Time may be changed only by Cbanie Order. A Cbange Order signed by tbe Cont•actor indicates b1s agreement tberewith, includ1.ng tbe adjustment 10 the contra.ct Sum or the Contract Time. 12.1.2 The O-..ner, witbout invalidating the Contract, may order changes i~ tbe ~orK within the gene•al scope of the Contract consistiog of adoitlous, deletions o• otller revlslons, tbt- Contract being adJusted accordingly. l:l.1.::1 The Contractor sball, in no event, deviate from tlle Landscape Arcn1 tect's design intent, plan arrangeme·nts, sizes and specit1ed quality staodards for materials and workn1anship, unless the Contract Documents have been modified a Change Order approve-cl by the Owner and the Landscape A•cb1tect. 12,2 CORHECTIUN OF \ll'OHK l:.!.2.l Ttie Contractor shall promptly correct all Work rejected by tue Landscape Architect as defective or as failing ·to conform to the Contract Documents. The Contractor snall bear all costs of correcting such rejected wor~, iocluding compensation for tne Landscape Architect's addltional services made necessary thereby. ARTICLE 13 -Tt::RtdlNATIUN OF CONTRALT 13.1 OWNEHS RIGHT 13,1,1 The Owne• reserves tbe rlgbt to terminate the Contract without liabl11ty fo• any damages wnenever toe Owner is prevented by operation of law, an Act of God, or Ly official action by the public, Federal, State or Municipal authorities, trom completing the Work of tne Co9tracl. lJ.1.2 In the uvGnt of such cancellation, the Contractor sball be compensated for toe work actually completed before notice of cancellation 1s ~ive11 to the Contractor. 13.1.:J If the Contract prov,ides l'or payments to the Contractor be based on u11it prices, the amount due the ContractQl' shall be computed on the basis of such unit prices. 13.1.4 If the ucpald balance of tbe Contract Sum exceeds the costs of finisbi.ng the Work, including compensatloo [or the Landscape Architect's additional services made necessary thereby, such excess shall be paid by th~ Contractor. If such costs exceed tbe unpaid balance, tbe Contractor aball pay the dltference to tbe Owner. PLANTING LEGEND BOTANICAL NAME (j) ___ Bougainvillea spectabilis 'La Jolla' 0-- 0-8 Carissa gra.nditlora 'Tuttle' Cistus purpureus Lantana Montevidensis Pinus canariensis Pinus roxburgbii OAT£ IY . ' ' COMllON NAME Boui;ainvillea Natal plum Rockrose La1:tana Cauary island pine Cb:r pine -- ; ,', V (, · ;;,1 --~l - 0£ sc~, PTION REVISIONS ' il•P"O SIZE 5 Gal. 5 Gal. 5 Gal. 5 Gal, 24" Box 24" Box l!M([TI ,, I: ! COMMENTS Plant 3 1 on ce~ter Plant 3 1 on center Plant 3' on center Plant 3' on center ' CITY OF CARLSBAD l'"lE'!I I r11e,11rt11111t Dt"allT•tllT ;:, \:u (F,ir~uN ''· ,,l ~ . , ' , r~ ~ , , , ---' '" .... --1:;P•ovco COTT [110111([11 OITC I OWN IY I "ftOJ[Cl 110 11 o,,_,.,. "0 I CM•O 9Y Fl[LO I•, (/) 1-z w ~ w cc -:::> 0 w cc ..J <C cc w z w C, a. a: 0 ,(J 1-z w I g w ~ s 0 :E (/J z s C w ,:E PROJECT NO: 193-85-002L DRAWN BY: .1,-lff f Pd CHECK ED BY --6£;.ffY: DA TE: '7,/~I ,/t¾:z REVISIONS SCALE· tk)1J~1._;;;, SHEETS: ! e?t:,l::i..:,. __ _ SHEET NO: L-:B PLANTING SPECIFICATIONS PART 1.00 -GENERAL 1.01 QUALITY ASSURANCE A. Requirements or regulatory agencies: 1. Comply wl,th federal. regulations pertaining to and insect infestation. State and local laws and inspection for plant diseases e. Tests: L02 A, 8. C. L03 A. 8. c. 1. Imported so,ilsi Submit samples for analysis to: Soil and Plant Laboratory 1534 South Trotter Avenue Santa Ana, California Telephone; 714/55B-8333 2. Submit copl.es of test results rellectlog speciticatloo conformance to the Landscape Arcbltect for approval prior to pl.acing imported soils on the project site. INSPECTIONS Plants shall be subject to review and approval or rejection at pl.ace of growth and on the Project Site at any time before and during progress or worK, or during mattenance period, for size, variety, condition, latent detects and injluries. Reroove rejected plants from the Project Site immediately. Notify Archttecit to request a pre-malntenance r.evie1r at least 3 days prior to completion of the project. Make periodic reviews of plant materials untll the end of tbe guarantee perlod. It unfavorable conditions exist being harm_ful to the guarantee plant, notify the Architect in wrLti □g of the condition. SUBSTITUTIONS Substitutions '11111 not be permitted without the Landscape Architect's written approval .. If a specified pla~t species or variety is not obtainable, Contractor may submit a proposal to provide the nearest equivalent size, or variety to the Landscape Architect for bis consideratio,n. 1 f approval is Contract will Conditions. granted for substitution, adjustment in be made in accord wlth the Contract 1.04 GUARANTEE A. Provide a written guarantee to the Owner that all trees, shrubs and plarnt materials will maintain vigorous and healthy growth f,or the specified guarantee periods. 1. Less than 151 gal loo s1 ze 1 60 days 2. 15 gallon an,d large'r: 1 year B. Guarantee for each period shall begin on date of floal acceptance of wo,rk by tbe Owner, after successful completion of the specified mal~tenaoce period. C. Replace all dead and dying plants, and all plants not, re!lecting vigor(ous growth. D. Replacement pla1.nts shall be the same kind and size as originally plantred. l. Soil prepara.tion, planting and fertilization, staking- guying shalil conform to original specifications including iuarantee. 2. Make replacement immAdiately as weather w111 permit. PART 2.00 -PRODUCTS 2.01 SOIL MATERlALS A. Topsoil: 8. 1. On-site soils: Use existing on-site soil which bas been stock-piled and identi.!ied for use as top soil for plantin~ purposes to the rna~imum extent possible. 2. Use only top soil materials whlcb have been approved by the Landscape Architect. 3. Remove all diebrls, wood, oil, weeds and other foreign matter which may be detrlmenta.l to plant growth. 4. Remove contaminated and rejected sell materials from the site and dispose of at a legal dumping area. Imported soils: approved source; following llmits: Prcivide sandy teKtured material from an use materials which do not eKceed the 1. Silt plus clay content, 15 percent by weight. 2. Boron conten·t: 1 part per million as mcas~red on the saturation extract. 3. Sodium absorption ratio (SAR): centlrneter at 25 degrees c. • 3.0 millimhos per C. Commercial fert.ili,zer shall bear the manufacturer's guaranteed analysis and shall meet tbe following requirements: l. For soil conditioning, 61, nitrogen, 20'1, phosphoric acid, and 20'.f>, oltrogen, 201, phosphoric acid, and 201, potash (Best•~ Croprnaker or equivalent). 2. For maintcnanice fertilization, IBDU Coarse Grade, 16$ nitrogen, 61 whosphoric and BJ potash, 2.02 PLANT MATERIALS A. Species and siz.e1 Provide as indicated on "Plant Material List'' on Drawings .. 8. Tag all plant matterials with.name and size in accord with American Associlation of Nurserymens' "Standards of Practice". C. All plants shall lbe healthy, well developed representations of their species or varieties, free from dlsfigurernents, and with well developed branch and root systems, 2. 03 MISCELLANEOUS M:ATE:RJALS A. Tree stakes= Lo«lgepole pine, pointed on one end. Stain entire length wi tb green shingle stain. Provide 2 in. diameter by 10 ft. long for five gallon and flfteen gallon trees. 8. Tree ties: 'Cinch ti_es or approved equal. C. Herbicides: Com1rnercial quallty pre-emergent type as approved by a. lieensed pest control advisor for use with species of plant ~pecifled on the Plantin~ Plans. 1. Herbicide shal.1 effectively control all broadleaf ground cover growth !'or a period Qf not less than 6 months. PART 3.00 -EXECUTION 3.01 INSPECTION A. Examine surfaces :for conditions that will adversely" affect execution, permane1nce and quality of work. B. Notify the Landscape Architect in writing describing any unacceptable conditions. 3.02 PREPARATION A. Regln work wlthin five days after notification by Landscape Architect. Conduct operations continually to completion except during unfavorable weather conditions. B, Clean-up and remove all weeds and grass~a from pl&ntins areas, including roots and rninor accumulations ot debri• and rubbish before beginning work. l. tt rnajor amounts of debrla are present lo work a.reas, immediately notify the Owner requesting clearing work areas. 3.03 FINISH GRADJNG A, Area to be landscaped ls to be graded, by others, to within .10 foot of finished grade. If an area to be landscaped Is not acceptable to the Landscape Contractor, he shall notify in writing, both the General Contractor and the Landscape Architect. B. Finish grade all planting areas to a smooth and even condition, makinR sure tha.t no water pocket~ or irregul~rities remain. Remove and 1lspose of all toreign materials, dirt clods, and rocks over one inch in diameter within six inches of the surface so that, after conditioning and planting, the grade is 1-1/2 inches below walks, sloped to drain away from walls. 3.04 SOIL CONDITIONING A, Soil in all planting area sbo•n on plans shall be loosened to a depth of 12 inches 02") belo• finish grade. 8, All planting areas shall be brought to finish grade, allowing for amendments, then incorporate evenly into the top 4'1 to 6" the following for each 1,000 square feet of area: 1. Organic amendment: 4 cu. yds. 2. 6-20-20 commercial fertilizer: 30 lbs. 3. Agricultural gypsum: 100 lbs. 4. Soil sulpher: 10 lbs. (The above amendment is for bidding purposes only, and may be modified as per the recornm,endations of the soils and plant laboratory .report. J -3.05 PLANTING A. Locate trees and shrubs by scaling dimensions from Planting Drawings. B, Spot containers and obtain Landscape Architect's approval prior to excavating pits. C. Pit excavations: 1. All sides cut vertical. 2. Diameter: Double the container or root ball size. 3. Depth for plants less than 15 gallon size: 6 in. deeper than contalner or root ball. 4. Depth for plants 15 gallon and larger: Same depth as container or root ball. 5. It planter pits are excavated using a power auger, break vertical sides with a balling bar or spade to interrupt continuous ,c1.1rve influence on root development. D. Do not plant materials that have cracked or broken balls of earth •hen removed from contat~er unless otherwise approved by Landscape Architect, E, Plant materials in a manner that after settlement, the.crown of the'plant bears: the sarne relation to finish grade that it did to the surface in Its original container. F. All tree, shrub or vine plant pits shall be backfilled With prepared site soil: 1. 6 parts by volume site soil. 2. 4 parts by volume nitrogen stabilized organic amendment. 3. 2 lbs. 5-20-20 per cu. yd. of mix, 4. 10 lbs. agricultural gypsum and 2 lbs. of iron sulpbate per cu. yd, of rniK. 5. Add amendments as recommended by testing laboratory. G, Parm shallow basin around edge of plant pit. H. Grade area around plants to tlnisb grade. I., Stake new trees indicated on Drawings. 3.06 LAWNS AND PLA~TS A. Continuously maintain all plants and planted areas during the progress of the work, during the maintenance period, and until final acceptance of the work by the Land$cape Architect. 3.07 MAINTENA~CE PERIOD A. Maintenance pcr'iod shall begin •hen· all work ii:ldicated on Drawings and specified has been completed, inspected and a.ppro..-ed by the Landscape Architect. (Refer to Article 1.04 of this Section.) 1. Maintenance work shall be performed as specified herein- after, and shall be contlnued for a period of 90 days • 8. Plant supports: l, inspect stakes to prevent girdling ot trunks or branches. Make adjustments as necessary to prevent rubbing or injury to bark. 2. Remove stakes as soon as plants no longer require their support. C. Plant replacement: 1. Remove dead and dying plants and replace, with healthy plants of equal size, condition and variety ind~cated on Contract Drawin&s, 2, Prepare" soils and p-lant in accord with Contract Specifications. D. Groundcover: 1. Apply specified pre-emergent herbicide to all broadleaf grouodcover areas. Apply in accord wlth manufacturer's instruct Lons. 3,08 ACCEPTANCE A. Final a-cceptance by the Owner shall occur after completion of lnstallatton and maintenance procedUres. This inspection shall establish the bcginnin1 date for the specified guarantee of trees so designated. GENERAL CONSTRUCTION NOT£8 1. Contractor shall verlry all dimensions an~ conditions prior to tbe ■tart of construction. Contractor &ball notify tbe owner's representative of any discrepancies. 2. Contractor 5ball verify location of all utilities prior to construction and 6ball be held liable for all damaees incurred during construction. 4 Contractor shall coordinate the lr.stall11.t1on of all sleeves as indicated oo tbe 1rrtgat1on plans •ilh paving contractor. Refer to specifications tor accepted standards of materials and •orkmanship. 5 All forrns aod aligcmect of bardscape items sball be inspected and appro\led by the landscape arcb1tect prior to pouring, (Contractor shall notify landscape architect a minimum of 48 hours prior to the inspection.) '9 Contractor shall not willfully proceed with construction and/or grade difierences wben it 16 obvious that unknown obstructions and/or grade differences eMist that may not bave been known during design. Such conditions sball be immediately brought to tbe attention of tbe owner's authorized representative. The Contractor shall assume full responsibility for all necessary revisions due to. failure to give such rlotificatlons. 7 Tbe Contractor s-hall verify all measurements and shall bE- responsible for tbe proper 111orkiog out of all details of installation. Any construction not meeting the approval of tbe o•ner or tbe landscape architect shall be replaced at the contractor 1s expense witb acceptable construction. {5 The location of features to be constructed, d_imensioned may be determined by scale. conditions with owner's ootification. not specifically 'verify all sucb '3. All dimensions shall be verified arainst e:dsting conditions and any discrepancies reported to the owner's representative. 10 All construction and installation of landscape Items shall be per local codes and ordinances. L~NDSCAPE NOTES l. All tret-s shall have nilotmum l 1/2" caliper at• point 6 loeheN abov~ root ball. All otber measurem•nts sucb &s number of c.anr!>, ball l!Sizes, quality dest1n:it1ons, •tc., shall be In a,:cordance wltb tbe latest edltlon r •·Hortlculture Standards of the American Assocla~lon of Nurserymen, Inc," 2. Landscape 1rcb1tect shall approve plant material placem~nt by contractor prior to 1ostallat1on. 3, f'ertiliu,~_.....,!2r all __ sround cover areas shall be as speci- fied •itbtn tbf' speclficatlons. 4, The land~cape contractor shall ma1ot&ln all planted areas b~ means_of continuous watprlo1, prunln~. ralsint tree balls •□icb &ettle below 1rade, ferllllzln1 and applying sucb sprays as are necessary to keep tbe planting~ tree of insects &nd_diseases, weedlog;, rolling, mowl □G reseeding, eag1n~ and/or other operations oece~sa;► for proper care and upkeep. Th~ landscape contractor shall maiotalo al} plantlngs as SpPcified above for a period of olnety (90) d.1ys. 5. All trf'ces shall eq•Jal or suri:,.ass "Valley Cre-st" s~a.ndards for qualit;. b. All shruo~ ano ~rouod cover saall equal or surpass ''HJo~a ~ursery·• stand3rds for quality. -C:.I r--t:rl 11e D"-~ equAi._-c~.cq..lAJl. .,.- ~ ~ f'c01t-,(T"',;, TYPICAL MEDIAN TREATMENT TREE ST AKNG DETAIL f:'c-.. - FeA1". 1.AP--y;,_ t---tvjlLJl...c-H ALGA ROAD SCAl.E 1/8': 1' .,,. ' C.I), '21-"~X fiHlb UAf'{b.f2.IJ::.fiSi5 A NOTE: SEEPAGE L-5 FOR PLANTING LEGEND Ill +----'------lit), 5 ~-~Ll~HViul.J~~..,,.A- TYPICAl MEDIAN TREATMENT B -=-~~,~~ 'l--,l>. uoµ.c,.! -:)<l>r'-1.-l~ ---0 .?.JL.Jt-1f' Hr....A-E. -FILL Im ,.,,t, 1 lli~ W~•c~l.l5H RX=-k=lil ~~ '1!-X~~ t-e<=,t-tr-,t l"T. MINIMUM -L PLANTING DETAIL MELROSE AVENUE SCALE 1/8•: 1' •· .. ' V-, .· R ,,: i;;,_F .. : ,!;/ ,;; ti ;~ OAT[ 9Y 0[ SCIII •T10J1 REVISIONS -··· ,_ rr• l' IF ' ~-, ;:-':r ,.:11.' ":' '.-,,:,, ;· ,, :-, •••·o 41 -'lM l'"t[TSI '" ['l,1 .c,, · ... OF CARLSBAD tNOtllt[lltlll 0[ .. &IIT.[IIIT \'I t:''i;"i\'11,ff'f'TION '-, , ,,':. ,, t, 1Ji t a' . '" •"•" }\ f' (,t• I ';: ' , / ' '·/,'; ,· ·,,} 11J.11~ . . ,, ,,-' ' ,, ,; , .. , ' s:, 1:; •~0V[D CITT lNGtlft[II OITE I DWJI IT I ""OJ[CT NO 11 D'I-IIIG JIO I c, .. o •• rtELC 8~. . U) z <C -C w :E w C. ~ u, Q z :3 en z 0 i= IC( 0 -.LL -0 -w a.. en (!) z -1-z <( ..J a.. PROJECT N0:°193-85-002L DRAWN BY: ~'.:f:-1='1'-,j CHECKED BY: .:G<E.IZFY DATE: ~/,z...~k;.,;;; REVISIONS: SCALE: Nq:Fo SHEETS:71:?N -+-""'-'-"--·--- SHEET NO: L-9 I