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RESOLUTION NO. 4545 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH ADOPTING THE ARBORICULTURAL AND LANDSCAPING STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS TO SERVE AS GUIDELINES FOR LANDSCAPING ALONG ARTERIAL HIGHWAYS AND THE REQUIRED ONSITE LANDSCAPING. WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Huntington Beach has established a need for landscape criteria to serve as guidelines when reviewing landscaping plans on projects being constructed along the arterial highways, and WHEREAS, the City Council has determined that developers should be provided with criteria to serve as guidelines for their onsite landscaping required by code, and WHEREAS, the City Council has determined that by establishing this landscape criteria projects will be expedited through the City of Huntington Beach, and the City Council has determined that developers should have an established set of guidelines to review at the time they are originally proposing development within the City. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the City Council of the City of Huntington Beach does hereby adopt the Arboricultural and Landscape Standards and Specifications, attached hereto and made a part hereof by reference, to serve as guidelines for the developers for their landscaping along areterial highways and required onsite landscaping. PASSED AND ADOPTED by the City Council of the City of Huntington Beach, California, on the 17th day of October, 1977. i a r - APPROVED AS TO FORM: Ci A torn ATTEST: APPRO D, INITI TING DEPARTMENT City Clerk Directo o Pu lic ,, or s APPROVED AS TO CONTENT: Cit Administrator -2- Res. No. 4545 STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) COUNTY OF ORANGE ) ss: CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH ) I, ALICIA M. WENTWORTH, the duly elected, qualified City Clerk of the City of Huntington Beach, and ex-officio Clerk of the City Council of said City, do hereby certify that the whole number of members of the City Council of the City of Huntington Beach is seven; that the foregoing resolution was passed and adopted by the affirmative vote of more than a majority of all the members of said City Council at a regular meeting thereof held on the 17th day of October , 19 77 by the following vote: AYES: Councilmen: Bartlett, Wieder, Coen, Gibbs, Siebert, Shenkman NOES: Councilmen: None ABSENT: Councilmen: Pattinson City Clerk and ex-officio Clerk of the City Council of the City of Huntington Beach, California P�pSCga� OZ DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS ARRORICULTURAL AND LANDSCAPE STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS Part I - Public right of- Way Part II On- site (private property) O � Department of Public Works City of Huntington Beach , Ca. HUNTINGTON BEACH 1 January, 197 6 vPN��AAs q O�V OE PT.OF PLIELC WOWS .. ARDORICULTURAL AND LANDSCAPE STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS Para I - Public right - of - way Department of Public Works City of Huntington Beach , Ca. HUNTINGTON BEACH January , 1976 PART I INDEX OF SPECIFICATIONS Public Right-Of-Way Landscape Construction r Item Division Arboricultural Standards I Street Trees and Median Island Trees II r Roadside and Median Island Planting II-A Roadside and Median Island Irrigation II-B Standard Plans II-C 7 J Page -1- PART I ? DIVISION I The Tree Superintendent shall have the authority to issue the i rules and regulations of the Arboricultural Specifications and Standards of Practice governing the maintenance, removal , fertilization, pruning, and bracing of trees on the streets or other public sites in the municipality. Standard plans and specifications will be on file in the Department of Public Works for the planting and installation of trees and landscape material . j } Page - 2- PART I DIVISION I Table of Contents Page 1. Policy 4 2 . Species , Cultivars , or Varieties 4 3. Early Maintenance 4 ► 3.01 General 4 3.02 Water 5 3.03 Fertilization 5 3.04 Insect and Disease Control 5 3.05 Pruning 5 4 . General Maintenance 6 4. 01 Pruning and Removal 6 4 .02 Spraying 7 ;a 4. 03 Fertilization 7 4. 04 Cavities 8 4. 0.5 Cabling and Bracing 8 S. Amendments 8 I i 11age -3- 1. Po ic a. All work on public trees shall comply with the Municipal Tree Ordinance of the City of Huntington Beach, County of Orange, State of California. . b . The Arboricultural Specifications and Standards of Practice shall be adhered to at all times , but may be amended at any time that experience, new research, or laws indicate improved methods , or whenever circumstances make it advisable . c. The policy. of the Department of Public Works and the Street 1 Tree Division shall be one of cooperating with the public, property owners, other municipal departments , and appropriate not-for-profit organizations at all times . d. No trees shall be removed from public places unless they constitute .a hazard to life or property, a public need, or because a revision of planting plans so necessitates . 2. Species , Cultivars , or Varities a. The Tree Superintendent shall prepare a list of trees accept- able for planting in the public sites of the Municipality of Huntington Beach, County of Orange , State of California. Undersirable trees shall not be recommended for general planting and their use, if any, shall be restricted to special locations where, because of certain characteristics of adapt- ability or landscape effect, they can be used to advantage. b . Only desirable , long-lived trees of good appearance , beauty, adaptability, and generally free from injurious insects or disease shall be planted in public sites . 3. Early Maintenance 3. 01 General Newly planted trees require special attention to maintenance practice during one or two growing seasons following plant- ing. All maintenance practices shall follow approved arboricultural standards . Page -4- 3.02 Watering Ample soil moisture shall be maintained following planting . A thorough watering each five (5) to ten (10) days, depend- ing on soil type and drainage provisions , is usually adequate during the growing season. A soil auger or sampling tube is used to check the adequacy of moisture in the soil y ball and/or backfill . 3 . 03 Fertilization Provision of good drainage and adequate moisture of the prepared backfill, and the soil ball of plants, is more important than fertilization immediately following planting. a However, adequate quantities of the essential nutrient elements should be available after new growth starts . 3. 04 Insect and Disease Control } Measures for the control of insects and diseases shall be taken as shown necessary by frequent and thorough inspections . Plants in a weakened conditon following transplanting are often more susceptible to insects, especially borers , and some diseases than are vigorously growing trees . Where it is necessary to spray, insecticides or fungicides shall be used that are recommended for safe and effective control . 3. 05 Pruning a. Pruning practices to be followed the first few years following planting shall consist of removing dead, broken, or injured branches , the suppression of rank, uneven growth, and usually the removal of water sprouts . Feather growth shall be removed as it reaches pencil size in diameter. The Deign Review Board in conjunction with the Tree Superintendent shall review at least once every five (5) years the species , cultivars , and varieties included on the approved list to determine if any should be removed for any reason or if certain new species , cultivars , or varieties should be added on the Master Street Tree Plan, only these shall be planted subject to revision by the Tree Superintendent b . Pruning shall be practiced subsequent to transplanting Page - 5- 3 and as necessary thereafter to assure sturdy crotch development. c. Tree heads should be raised as growth characteristics ► and location dictates . Newly planted trees need not have lower branches removed until they are well established. Eventually, trees should have the lower branches removed to a height to allow safe passage of vehicles and pedestrians unless in areas where lower branches do not .impede traffic . 4 . General Maintenance 4 .01 Pruning and Removal a. No topping or dehorning of trees shall be permitted except by written permission of the Tree Superintendent . Proper cabling and bracing shall be substituted for this practice wherever possible . b . All large, established trees shall be pruned to sufficient height to allow free passage of pedestrians and vehicular traffic: ten (10) feet over sidewalks and eleven (11) feet over all streets except those that are subject to truck traffic which shall have a clearance of thirteen feet six inches (131611) . C. It shall be the. policy of the Tree Superintendent to cooperate with the Department of Public Works , and vice- versa, in the placement and height of lighting standards and the development of a system of tree pruning to give effective street illumination. d. All cuts shall be made with a saw or pruner and only at the nodes or crotch)es . No stubs shall be left . No spurs shall be left. No spurs or climbing irons shall be used in the trees , except when trees are to be removed. e . All dead, crossed, and rubbing branches .shall be removed. f. All wounds over four (4 ) inches in diameter shall be treated with a suitable tree wound dressing. Page -6- g. All tools being used on a tree suspected to be infected with a contagious disease shall be disinfected before being used on another tree. h. Whenever streets are to be blocked off to public service , Police and Fire Departments shall .be notified of the location and length of time .the street will be blocked. Notification shall be given these departments upon the removal of such barriers or if such barriers are to remain longer than originally expected. i . To protect the public from danger, suitable street and sidewalk barriers, highway cones, or signs shall be used when pruning a tree. Flashing signals or flares shall be placed on all barriers or obstructions remain- ing in the street after dark. j . The stumps of all removed trees shall be cut to at least eighteen (18) inches below the ground, and soil shall be replaced and the area leveled.. If the area where the tree is removed is to be paved or receive a new tree, the tree stump should be removed completely. In all cases the Tree Superintendent shall determine when a stump is to be cut or removed. 4 . 02 Spraying a. Suitable precautions shall be taken .to protect and warn the public that spraying is being done. b. Spraying shall be done only for the control of specific diseases or insects, with the proper materials in thei necessary strength, and applied at the proper time to obtain the desired control. All spraying practices shall conform to Federal and State regulations. C. Dormant oil sprays shall not be applied to conifers Dormant oil sprays shall be applied to other trees only when the air temperature is 40°F or above and when it is not likely to drop below this temperature for a period of 24 hours. 4 . 03 Fertilization a. Fertilization of public trees shall follow the National Arborist Association or other accepted arboricultural standards. Page -7- b . Formulations , rates , and methods of application of fertilizers shall be specified by the Tree Superintendent . 4 . 04 . Cavities a. Extensive cavity work should be performed on trees only if they are sufficiently high in value to justify i the cost. All cavity work shall conform to the National Arborists Association or other accepted arboricultural standards . 4.. 05 Cabling and Bracing a. As a general rule, cables should be placed approximately two-thirds (2/3) of the distance between the crotch and top branch ends . Rust-resistant cables , thimbles , and lags should be used. The ends of a cable should be attached to hooks or eyes of lags or bolts , and thimbles must be used in the eye splice in each end of the cable. In no instances shall cable be wrapped around a branch. b. All cabling and bracing practices with screw rods shall follow National Arborist Association or other accepted standards . 5. Amendments The Tree Superintendent shall have the authority to notify, amend or extend, with the approval of the City Council, the Arboricul- tural Specifications and Standards of Practice at any time that experience indicates improved methods or whenever circumstances make it advisable . Page -8- 4 PART I 3 DIVISION II TABLE OF .CONTENTS Page } 1 . General Requirements 10 2. Location 10 2 . 01 Street Trees 10 2 .02 Median Island Trees 11 2. 03 Shrubs and Ground Covers between Walk $ Curb 11 3. Material Requirements 12 3. 01 Fifteen Gallon Trees 12 3. 02 Box Trees 12 4. Planting Details 12 4 . 01 Fifteen Gallon Trees , Local Streets 12 4. 02 Twenty Inch Box Trees , Arterial Streets 13 4. 03 Fifteen Gallon and Box Trees, Median Island 14 S. Planting Mix Requirements 14 5. 01 Fifteen Gallon and Box Trees 14 5. 02 Special Soil Conditions 14 5 .03 Backfill Procedures 15 ' 6. Maintenance 15 6. 01 Trees in Public Right-of-Way or Easement 15 7 . Guarantee of Trees 15 7. 01 Trees in Public Right-of-Way or Easement 15 Page -9- PART I DIVISION II 1 . General Requirements Prior to the purchase of trees , the developer shall submit to the City a plan showing the proposed tree specie , size and planting locations . This plan shall be approved by the Director of Public Works before work may progress . A planting list of acceptable trees is on file in the Department of Public Works and will be furnished upon request. f A permit to plant trees must be obtained from the Department of Public Works in all cases with the exception of subdivisions . Twenty-four (24) hour notice must be given prior to commence- ment of any phase of the work. All nursery stock delivered to and planted in the City of Huntington Beach shall be covered by a valid California Nursery Certificate as issued by the Agricultural Commissioner of the County of origin. The City shall obtain soil tests for agricultural suitability and fertility, from an approved firm, to establish planting requirements . Said tests shall consist of maximum of one test per subdivision lot or a maximum of one test per 2S0 lineal feet when planting along arterial highways . Soil tests shall be submitted to the developer prior to any required planting. The requirements and specifications. containedherein shall be met in order to receive final approval of the project by the City. 2 . Location 2 . 01 Street Trees Local streets , except as noted, shall be planted with trees along both parkways , spaced approximately 60 feet apart. Along arterial h1khwa.ys , the tree spacing shall be estab- lished by the Director of Public Works and exact locations shall be established by the Director of Public Works for the particular street. Trees shall be placed in the park- way halfway between the curb and the sidewalk where side- walks are separated from the curbs by a planting strip . Page -10- Note : When planting trees on State Highways refer to State Division of Highways landscaping specifications as well as City Specifications . a. One hundred feet back of beginning curb returns on Arterial Highways at approaches to other arterial highways . t b. Fifteen feet back of beginning curb returns at inter- sections . C. Fifteen feet from light standards . d. Eight feet from fire hydrants . e . Eight feet from service walks or driveways . f. Six feet from water meters . fln the interest of public safety or when there is a variation in the location of trees , as described herein, the aforementioned spacing procedure shall be checked and maybe modified by the Director of Public Works . } 2 . 02 Median Island Trees Location of these trees shall be established as mentioned in the General Requirements of Division II-A, Subsection 2 . 01 of these Specifications . 2 . 03 Shrubs and Ground Covers Between Walk and Curb Plans for location and specie of these plants shall be submitted for approval by the Director of Public Works . Page -11- 3. Material Requirements All trees shall be erect, vigorous and in a healthy condition, } free from disease and insect pests or previous infestations . The root ball of all material shall be developed so that the ball will maintain its size and shape and not crumble when the plant is removed from its container. The root ball will be developed so that its growth or ability to grow in the future is not impaired. Specifications on size of material are as follows : 3. 01 Fifteen Gallon Trees i The diameter of the trunk shall be 1 1/4 inches to 1 1/2 inches measured at a five inch height above the top. of the undisturbed root ball . The head spread shall be approx- imately two feet to three feet. The height of the tree shall be. from eight feet to ten feet, measured from the top of the root ball to the top of the head or foliage . 3. 02 Box Material } Container Size Caliper* Caliper* Inches ,Sq. Height, Ft. Spread, Ft. Trunk, Inches Multiple Tk. Inc. 16" Min of 8 3-4 1 1/2 3/4 1 20" 9-10 4- 5 2 1 1 1/2 24" 10-12 5-6 2 1/2 3 2 2 1/2 30" 11712 6-8 3 3 1/3 2 1/2 3 36" Min. of 12 8-10 3 1/2 4 3 3 1/2 * Diameter of the trunk of boxed trees is to be measured at a point approximately 18 inches above the undisturbed root ball . 4 . Planting Details The planting mix, referred to in this section, shall meet the spec- ifications described in Part I , Division II , Section S . Details for the basin for containing water are shown on Standard Plan 704 . Trees will be planted according to the following requirements : 4 . 01 Fifteen Gallon Trees -- Local Streets Trees shall be planted in holes large enough to allow six inches of planting mix on the sides and bottom of the root ball . Page -12- Finished planting shall be slightly below sidewalk grade . The top of the root ball shall be placed at basin level , j or slightly above , and the hole backfilled 3.4 full with planting mix and tamped and watered thoroughly. The hole shall then be completely backfilled with planting mix and ' watered thoroughly. A dirt berm shall be made from excess dirt per Standard Plan 704 , Case II . Trees shall be double staked with two 2" diameter copper napthanate treated lodge pole pine , eight feet long. The t stakes shall be placed 24 inches into native ground. The tree shall be tied in two places with 24 inch grow straight ties , and one by three 's as per Standard Plan 703. When import soil is used deeper staking with use of 10 foot stakes shall be required. 4 . 02 20 Inch Box Trees - Arterial Highways Where a block-out in the sidewalk is provided, the top of the root ball and the earth around the tree shall be left 3 inches i below the sidewalk surface to assure ample space for watering and decorative rock suffacing (see Standard Plan 704) . If the tree is not to be planted immediately, the earth shall be left flush with the sidewalk and in a compacted manner. Trees shall be planted in holes large enough to allow six inches of planting mix on the sides and bottom of the root ball . The top of the root ball shall be placed at basin level, or slightly above, and the hole backfilled 3/4 full with plant- ing mix and tamped and watered thoroughly. The planting hole shall then be completely backfilled with planting mix and watered thoroughly. Trees shall be double staked with two 2" diameter copper napthanate treated lodge pole pine , eight feet long. The stakes shall be placed 24 inches into native ground. The tree shall be tied in two places with 24 inch grow straight ties , and one by three ' s as per Standard Plan 703. When import soil is used, deeper staking with the use of 10 foot stakes shall be required. Page -13- } 4 .03 Fifteen- Gallon and Box Trees , Median Island These trees shall be planted as described in Division II-A, Subsection 5. 01 and 5.02 of these specifications . Staking, tying, or guying shall be as required by the landscape inspector. 5. Planting Mix Requirements t Soil test recommendations shall supersede the following requirements when applicable. 5 . 01 Fifteen Gallon and Box Trees The soil amendments for planting mix shall be as follows : a. Seven parts excavated soil b . Three parts nitrolized redwood sawdust. c. Five to ten pounds of finely ground gypsum per cubic yard of mix. 5. 02 Special Soil Conditions Where extreme soil conditions exist such as , Ybut not limited to hard pan, SAR values over 8 .0,ECE counts above five and Boron exceeding one (P.P.M. ) enlarged planting pits , excava- tion of native soil, import of new soil, drainage sumps , special soil amendments , protective lining of plant pit, and deeper staking with the use of 10 foot stakes shall be required. All soil test information and recommendations will be enforced. The imported top soil chemical properties shall be as follows : a. Salinity - The electrical conductivity of the extract shall not exceed 3. 0 millimhos per centimeter @ 250 C. b . Boron - The boron concentration in the saturation extract shall not exceed 1 . 0 .P.P.M. C. Sodium - The sodium absorption ration (SAR) as calcu- lated from analysis of the saturation extract shall not exceed 6 . 0. Page -14- i the above will insure that the soil used in the backf.ill is chemically suitable for proper plant growth. i These soils shall be free of all obnoxious weed. City reserves the right to inspection of all sites from which import soils are procured. 5 . 03 Backfill Procedure The planting hole shall be dusted with Gypsum on all sides and bottom. Gypsum shall be blended thoroughly with the backfill soil and amendments and utilized completely in the backfill and planting .process . All drainage sumps shall be backfilled with coarse sand. 6. Maintenance 6. 01 Trees in Public Right of Way or Easement Upon final approval by City Landscape inspector , these trees shall be maintained for a minimum period of ninety (90) days . No pruning shall be performed prior to delivery and inspec- tion. i Corrective pruning shall be done before or after planting as required by the landscape inspector. 7. Guarantee of Trees 7. 01 Trees in Public Right of Way or Easement These trees shall be guaranteed for a period of one year from date of acceptance by the City Council. The conditions of the guarantee will be to insure, but not limited to, the trees being in healthy condition and free from abnormal con- ditions which may have occurred during and/or after planting such as defoliation or structure die back. All trees which are replaced shall be planted under con- ditions as set forth in these specifications . This guarantee shall not be interpreted as amending or deleting requirements or guarantees in other sections of these specifications or other legal documents . Page -15- PART I DIVISION II-A TABLE OF CONTENTS Page - 1. General Requirements 17 2. Location 17 s 2.01 Median Island Landscape 17 2. 02 Roadside Landscape 17 3. Material Requirements 18 3. 01 Fifteen Gallon Trees, Median Only 18 3.02 Box Trees, Median Only 18 3. 03 One, Five and Fifteen Gallon Plants and Shrubs 18 4 . Construction Landscape Area 18 4. 01 Excavating or Amending Native Soil 18 4.02 Grading 18 4 .03 Construction of Berms 18 4.04 Flooding 19 5. Planting Details 19 5. 01 One, Five and Fifteen Gallon Trees, Plants and Shrubs 19 5. 02 Box Trees 19 > 6. Planting Mix Requirements 20 6 . 01 Fifteen Gallon and Box Trees 20 6.02 One, Five and Fifteen Gallon Plants and Shrubs 20 6.03 Special Soil Conditions 20 6. 04 Backfill Procedure 20 7. Maintenance 20 8. Guarantee 20 8. 01 Medians Island Landscape 20 8. 02 Roadside Landscape 20 Page -16- PART I DIVISION II-A 1 . General Requirements All nursery stock delivered to and planted in the City of Huntington Beach shall be covered by a valid California Nursery E Certificate as issued by the Agricultural Commissioner of the County of origin. The City shall obtain soil tests to establish agricultural suitability and fertility information from the areas to be land- scaped. The recommendations of thb testing laboratory shall supersede general soil treatment and preparation procedures and plant specie call out as found in these specifications . Since these soil tests are of extreme importance to the entire landscape project, the developer must inform the City when grade is estab- lished for the areas in question. This will insure an expedient and orderly incorporation of test recommendations into the land- scape scheme. All landscape areas mentioned in this division shall have pre-emergence weed control chemical applied to the soil at rates recommended by the manufacturers . Types of chemical to be used shall be determined by landscape inspector. The developer shall submit landscape plans based on precise specifications and standard plans which are on file in the Department of Public Works . An approval of plans by the City and 24-hour notice to the Department of Public Works is required prior to beginning of any phase of the work. 2. Location 2 .01 Median Island Planting Location of plant material shall be as shown on standard plans attached or on plans approved and adopted by the Department of Public Works . 2. 02 Roadside Planting Location of plant material shall be as shown on standard plans attached or on plans approved and adopted by the Department of Public Works . Page -17- 3 . Material Requirements All trees, plants and shrubs shall be erect, vigorous and in a healthy condition, free from disease and insect pests or previous infestations . The root ball of all material shall be developed- so that the ball will maintain its size and shape and not crumble when the plant is + removed from its container. The root ball will be developed so that its growth or ability to grow in the future is not impaired. Specifications on size of material are as follows : 3. 01 Fifteen Gallon Trees Median Material requirements for these trees shall be found in Division II Subsection 3 . 01 of these specifications . 3. 02 Box Trees Median Material requirements for these trees shall, be found in Division II Subsection 3. 02 of these Specifications . 3. 03 One, Five, and Fifteen Gallon Plants and Shrubs Material requirements for these plants shall be No . 1 grade of the California Nursery Industry and as approved by the landscape inspector. 4 . Construction Landscape Area 4 .01 Excavating or Amending Native Soil 3 See Division II , Section 5 See Division II -A, Section 1 4 . 02 Grading Grading - to be per Standard Plans 708 , 710 , 712 . Soil compaction to be accomplished per landscape inspector. 4. 03 Construction of Flood basin berm to be constructed per Standard Plans 706, 707, 709 , 711 . Final placement of berming to be per landscape inspector. Page -18- 4. 04 Flooding r Following berm construction and prior to installation of landscape material all landscape areas shall be water soaked to the satisfaction of the landscape inspector. y S. Planting Details The planting mix, referred to in this section shall meet the specifications described in Division II , Section 5. Details for planting are shown on Standard Plan 702 of these Specifications . Trees and plants shall be planted according to the following requirements : 5 .01 One, Five and Fifteen Gallon Trees , Plants and Shrubs These plants shall be placed in a hole two to three times the diameter of the root ball depending on soil test recommend- ations . The top of the root ball shall be placed at basin level or slightly above and the hole backfilled 3 .4 full with planting mix and tamped and watered thoroughly. The hole shall then be completely backfilled with planting mix and watered thoroughly. Five gallon trees shall be staked with a two inch diameter lodge pole pine , copper napthanate treated, eight feet long and in sound condition. All trees are to be secured to the stakes in two or more places with 24 inch grow straight ties , or approved equal installed in figure eight form as per Standard Plan 703. Fifteen gallon tree staking refer to Division II Subsection 4 . 01 . 5. 02 Box Trees The boxed trees shall be placed in a hole large enough to allow 12 inches of backfill to be placed on all sides of the root ball and 6 inches at bottom of root ball . The top of the root ball shall be placed at ground level or slightly above and the hole backfilled 3/4 full with planting mix, then tamped and watered thoroughly. Page -19- Staking, tying or guying shall be done as required by the landscape inspector. 6. Planting Mix Requirements 3 Soil test recommendations will supersedethe following require- ments when applicable. 6.01 Fifteen Gallon and Box Trees Refer to Division II, Subsection 5.01 of these specifications. 6 .02 One, Five and Fifteen Gallon Plants and Shrubs The planting mix shall be as follows: a. Seven parts excavated soil. b. Three parts nitrolized redwood sawdust. c. One half to one pound of finely ground agricultural gypsum 6. 03 Special Soil Conditions Refer to Division II Subsection 5.02 of these specifications. 1 6. 04 Backfill Procedure Refer to Division II, Subsection 5.03 of these specifications . 7. Maintenance The developer shall be responsible for maintaining newly landscaped areas for a period not to exceed six (6) months after completing the installation of landscape materials to the satisfaction of the landscape inspector. All plants to be fertilized at the end of the a first 30 days with a 16-6-8 granular fertilizer (Best Fertilizer Co. or equal. ) Apply per manufacturer's recommendations on a monthly basis 8. Guarantee of All Landscape Materials 8 . 01 Median Island Landscape 8. 02 Roadside Landscape The landscape material and workmanship shall be guaranteed for a period of one (1) year from date of final approval by the landscape inspector. The conditions of the guarantee will be to insure, but not limited to, the plants being in healthy condition and free from abnormal conditions which may have occurred during and/or after planting such as defoliation of structure dieback. (continued on page -21-1 Page -20- All plants which are replaced shall be planted under conditions as set forth in these specifications . This guarantee shall not be interpreted as amending or deleting requirements or guarantees in other sections of these specifications or other legal documents except when this guarantee is greater than those which may be referred to. 7 Page - 21- f PART I DIVISION II-B TABLE OF CONTENTS Page 1. General Requirements 24 2. Ordinances and Regulations 24 ' 3. Work Procedure 24 3,:01 Existing Underground Utilities, etc. 25 4. Material Requirements 25 4.01 Main Line Valve Size 25 4 .02 Back flow Prevention Device 25 4 .03 Line Sizes 25 4 .04 Main Line Pipe and Fittings 25 4.05 Lateral Line Pipe and Fittings 25 4. 06 Side Angle Valves 25 4.07 Quick Coupler Valves 25 4.08 Flooder Device 26 4 . 09 Automatic Controllers 26 a 4.10 Sprinkler Heads 26 5. Excavation 26 5. 01 Trench Depth of Main Lines 26 5.02 Trench Depth of Lateral Lines 26 5. 03 Trench Depth of Lines Under Roadways 26 5. 04 Trench Depth for Control Lines or Wiring 26 6. Installations 27 6 .01 Layout Approval 27 6.02 Location of Lines 27 6. 03 Connections of System 27 7. Testing 27 7.01 Pressure and Non-Pressure Tines 27 7.02 . Line Pressure Time 27 7.03 Phases 27 Page -22- PART I DIVISION. II-B TABLE OF CONTENTS Page 8. Backfill 8. 01 Compactions 28 8. 02 Material 28 8 . 03 Flooding 28 8 . 04 Settlement and Adjustments 28 9 . Clean-Up 28 10. Maintenance 28 11 . Guarantee 28 Page -23- PART I DIVISION II-B s 1 . General Requirements Installation of an irrigation system in Public Right-of-Way or easement in the City of Huntington Beach shall require the submittal of a plan to the City and approval by the Department of Public Works . The plan will be sumitted and approved in accordance with these specifications , standard plans and special conditions . The plans will be based on precise specifications and standard plans are found on file in the Department of Public Works . Upon approval of plans the developer shall give 24-hour notice to the landscape inspector prior to beginning of any phase of the work. The developer shall beep current and continuous record of all changes that may occur and shall deliver a clear and concise set of record drawings to the landscape inspector prior to the final acceptance of the work. 2 . Ordinances and Regulations All local and State laws , rules and regulations governing or relating to any portion of this work are hereby incorporated into and made a part of these specifications and their provisions are to be carried out by the developer. Nothing contained in these specifications shall be construed to conflict with any of the above rules, regulations or requirements of. the same . However, when these specifications and standards call for or describe materials , workmanship or construction of a better quality, higher standard or larger size than is required by the above rules , regulations , or requirements , the provisions of these specifications and standards shall take precedence. 3 . Work Proceddre Locations on drawings are to scale when possible but are diagram- matic and approximate only and shall be changed and adjusted as necessary and as directed to meet existing conditions and to fulfill the intentions of the landscape project. Page -24- i This shall be the developer's responsibility and shall be done at his expense. Locate<�and stake all work and obtain approval of the Department of Public Works before installing any portion of the irrigation system. 3.01 Existing Underground Utilities, etc The developer shall check locations of lines, valves, cables and other underground utilities, etc. , before digging trenches or installing irrigation material. Any destruction of underground items as mentioned above shall be paid for by the developer and any damage from or claiming to arise from the destruction of the above mentioned underground items shall be the responsibility of the developer. 4 . Material Requirements 4 .01 Main Line Valve Size Size and type of main line valve shall be determined at time of plan check. 4.02 Back Flow Prevention Device Size- and type of back flow preventer shall be determined at time of plan check (see Standard Plan 701 , 610, and 611. ) 4 .03 Lines Size Line sizes shall be determined at time of plan check. 4 . 04 Main Line Pipe and Fittings All plastic main lines shall be Class 315==NSF PVC pipe. All plastic main line fittings and threaded nipples shall be schedule 80 NSF approved. 4 . 05 Lateral Line Pipe and Fittings All plastic lateral lines shall be Class 160 NSF PVC. All plastic non pressure line fittings except threaded nipples shall be schedule 40 NSF approved. 4 .06 Side Angle Valve S.A.valves shall be Champion Model No. 300 or approved equal. 4J07 Quick Coupler Valves Quick coupler valves shall have brass or bronze one-piece body designed for working pressure of 150 PSI with metal Page -25- f locking covers, operable with single lug 3/4" quick f coupler. The contractor to provide the City, one each quick coupler keys, hose swivel ells and locking cover keys. 4. 08 Flooder Device Flooder device shall be as shown in Standard plans. 4. 09 Automatic Controllers Automatic controllers and pertinent devices and material shall be determined and approved at time of plan check. 4 .10 Sprinkler Heads When required, sprinkler head size, model and other specifications will be noted at time of plan check. 5. Excavation Dig trenches straight and support pipe continually on bottom of ditch. Lay pipe to an even grade. Trenching excavation shall follow layout indicated on plans and as noted. 5. 01 Trench Depth of Main Lines These trenches shall be deep enough to allow for a minimum of 24 inches of cover over the line. 5. 02 Trench Depth of Lateral Lines These trenches shall be deep enough to allow for a minimum 12 inches of cover over the line. 5. 03 Trench Depth of Lines under Road Ways These trenches shall be deep enough to allow for a minimum 30 inches of cover over the line. In no case will these ditches be excavated prior to approval of the Department of Public Works . 5. 04 Trench Depth of Control Lines of Wiring These trenches shall be 18 inches deep as noted and approved on plans. Page -26- 6. Installation 6. 01 Layout Approval Prior to the installation of any material* the developer shall meet with the landscape inspector and other concerned City inspectors regarding the routing and location of all irrigation material and devices . 6. 02 Location of Lines Pipe lines of sizes shown and specified on approved plans shall be installed in locations shown on the plans except those where changes are authorized and noted. 6. 03 Assembly of System Pipes and fittings shall be assembled free from dirt and shall be reamed and burrs removed. The main line shall be thoroughly flushed and tested for leaks before backfilling,, 1 Thrust blocks constructed from poured concrete and as required by the Department of Public Works shall be provided at each horizontal and vertical change of direction on all pressure lines . Each section of lateral pipe shall be thoroughly flushed of all foreign material before heads are attached and covered (see also Section 7 , Testing) . 7. Testing 3 All testsshall be observed and approved by landscape inspector . 7. 01 Pressure and Non Pressure Lines Test all pressure lines under hydrostatic pressure of 125 pounds per square inch and test all nonpressure lines under existing normal static pressures . Both lines must prove to be water tight . 7. 02 Line Pressure Time Sustain pressure in lines for not less than two (2) hours . If leaks develop , replacement will be made as required by the landscape inspector, and pressure test repeated until entire system is proven water tight. 7. 03 Phases Upon completion of each phase of work the entire system shall be tested and adjusted to meet the site requirements . Page -27- 8. Backfill 8.01 Compaction > Compact backfill to dry density equal to adjacent undisturbed soil and conform to adjacent grades without dips , humps or other irregularities . 8.02 Material Backfill material placed on all lines shall be of fine granular material, no foreign matter larger than 1/2 inch :- in size will be permitted. 8. 03 Flooding Flooding of trenches will be permitted only with approval of the landscape inspector. 8. 04 Settlement and Adjustments If settlement occurs and adjustments necessary, the devel - oper shall make adjustments within five days of notification and only when the landscape inspector is at the site . 9 . Clean-Up Clean-up shall be made as each portion of work progresses . Refuse and excess dirt shall be removed from the site , all walks and paved areas shall be broomed or washed clean. Any damage sustained on the work of others shall be repaired by developer. 10 . Maintenance The developer shall be responsible for maintaining the entire irrigation system in newly landscaped areas for a period not to exceed six (6) months after completing the installation of irri- gation system to the satisfaction of the landscape inspector. ll . Guarantee The irrigation material and workmanship shall be guaranteed for a period of one (1) year from date of final approval by the landscape inspector. Page -28- PART I DIVISION II-C TABLE OF CONTENTS STANDARD PLAN NO. 701 Back Flow Prevention Device Detail 701-A Quick Coupler & Angle Valve Detail 702 Medians & Roadside Planting Detail 703 Staking of Landscape Trees 704 Parkway Tree Well Detail, 704-A Specificatons for Decorative Rock Surfacing for Tree Wells 705 Landscape Standards (Intersect. ) 705-A Landscape Standards (Intersect. & Tract Entry) 706 Landscape Standards Continuous 707 Landscape Std. Back Yard Cut-out 708 Std. Plan 706-707 Irrigation Profile 709 Landscape Std. Cul-de-Sac Cut-out 704 Cul-de-Sac Fence 710 Std. Plan 709 - Irrigation Profile 711 Landscape Standards Medians 711-A Landscape Standards Medians Walking Paths 712 Irrigation Profile 713 Landscape Standard Commercial Corner 713A Landscape Standard Commercial Corner Service Sta. ' 713B Landscape Standard Commercial Corner Service Sta. 714 Landscape Standard Commercial Frontage 715 Blank 716 Decorative Rock Surfacing 716-A Specifications for Decorative Rock Surfacing over Non-paved Surfacing 716-B Specifications for Decorative Rock Surfacing over Existing Paved Surfacing 717-721 Arterial Highway Continuous Landscape Design 722-725 Arterial Highway Cut-out Landscape Design 726-728 Arterial Highway Cul-de-Sac Landscape Design 729 Blank 730 Stamped Concrete Treatment - Medians 731-743 Landscape Design - Medians 744-750 Perimeter Landscaping-Profiles Page-29- j 7 m � m I a o 5AG K FL O W PREVFNfIO�J. n VICES n Z PR� u �fP�YA�UUM i m a o t='SRA N r pPGt:S ►�vtE: �, _1�R6AKER Ut�ttT' 1ZEMov1: AU. FFAr1D{Zy Fl LA0045CAft 1N6-IPC-GfUR. Q z m � 13 � � s o s Z O ?i6 UN1oN � u�cor-► �• cam- _ -Ftt�Ai. �aRADE � —fl-I�►jll=�i �Tit T' r V.C. MAL HW9-a= 7 a® p Z v a� pvc MAI:E rim To x 1 ml I ,S 5 �,., 3", III DUPLEX NALVE D SINGLE MjO L,E V DETAIL- MATERIAL TEM DESCRi ON .1 QUICK COUPLER VALV.E..CkIAJP.I 1. -SET VALME BOX 1 FIN SHED C-P—M E -3 . ANGLE .E_C9AMP.I:D -f;50O-OX e4904 4--. .: VALllE_T'�C TX —IM Z VALVE-- '--B=09S 1-R COVej:S SINGLE QUICK COUPLER 40TE VALVE _ DETAIL ;ALL VALVE AND OU I CK COUPLER ASWASLYS SMALL M INSTALLED W IMA A DOUBLE 5WINC-a JOINT R:�OM MAIM LINE. DEPARTMENT OF PUBUC WORKS OU ICK COUPLER > ANGLE VALVE 09 C 1 TY OF HUNTI NGTON BEACH APPROVED: 400 DIR CTOpt OF pUB W 2AK5 OA-T E CALIFORNIA REVISION GATE i-act.-r,T9.T,�o ISTANDARD7Ot A 01 AN U^- 1 BOXED MATERIALS 1- 715_GALLON t IATERIALS � 8 3 ? II _ _ 6a 12" i } NOTE I. PLANTING WOLE BACK FI LL PER AK6091GU r0KA(, MClP0fl00, ROOT BALL 4 SEE 5TAN4ARD PLAN -105 FOR STAKING DETAILS. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS MEDIANS ROADSIDE PLANTING DETAIL CITYOF HUNTINGTON BEACH APPROVED: z1" DIR CTOµ OF PUB WORKS DATE. CALIFORNIA REVISION DATE=JA11. 7 197<o STANDARD � .102 1 8'LODc-3r-- FCXS PNE.-(z"VIA.) NOTE: u It it I. 'TREES ARE TO BE TIED TO LODGE IDLES IN TWO MilmaotY OR MME EVLNq amce . PLACERS. } STAKp 2. TIES ARE TO BE GROAN STRA1C*M OR APPROVED IEvUAL-N4'UN6,fR) 3. TIG3 ARE TO BE IN A FIGURE EIGWT AND LOOSE SMOUON TO ALLOW FOR TWO(2)YEARS OF PAURE TRUNK GROWTH. .4•. NAIL5 FOK 6905S60AIZ05 ARE rO BE 16d GALVAN- IZED. NAILS FOK TIES A0 r0 L3E 4d GAWANIZE.I7 lId NAIL 9001:I1,J6, NAM?, GROW _5. GEE 5rd 191,AN 704 Foa TREE WELL PErAll,!�,. 5TPAIGRT �. WNEN NATIVE y01t, 15 REMoVEO ANO IMPou Solt, 15 r�1 GE0 IN fFEE wab, 101&00DE -t'ot,l 5 f eauloo- MRO IV ACEy AFE ro BE 1"x 3"s fb'CLW, POP (,OM Me T9E5e:,,rAM5, 0-6 W 1 !; COM9 ,. M CAL...55.zA-LTREE 6, L&G, E POLE PINE(2°DIA.) 1 II Ea-r- .I . 3 -ldva-14AIL-5 V. BE BENT Mr ONOACKSIDE OFSfAK>✓. TrE BRACE .1 1SAtLED. 44ilfl� I tP(li1�Tr� �tTYPIC.AL 15 GAL.TREE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS STAKING OF LANDSCAPETREES CI TY OF HUNTI NGTON BEACH APPROVED: �r� DIR C 4 ToFR F PUBLJG fflV0MK5 DA"r E CALIFORNIA IREVISION DATE:.JAN.7 , 197Co STANDARD,M3 i CASE I 8' PARKWAY CASE " n. 10' PARKWAY TVVENTY INCH BOX 7R EE FIFTEEN- .:GA-L.-_=TREE . SIDEWALK 6 5 4 I to •.w w Y.•+.t!Y ''• is IND ']t Ty : III SATJD._FILI. 1 0 10 p 3 0 aD 10 2�rc'� NOTES I. PLANTING HOLE. 2. IYACKFIL.L 3. DFI741NABE SUMPS 4, 0W_.MMN. KEEP B• REDINOODNURSEiXY IT TO REMAIN IN _PLACE AT REQUEST OF THE INSPECTOR. N 6� TP{EE 13AS TO BE 3 BELOW PARKWAY G=E. 1. 6° PERFORATED CLAY TILE 4' L0NG__wTI ar-_LL..A'j.TOP-_.SI AI.d,....@E. INSTALLED VERTICALLY IN AL"IEIRUME CORMERS AND FILLED WrM IT3-ROCK PERFOPATIONS 1/2 DIA. 8. DECORATIVE ROCA SURFACING. 9. SEE M. PLAN 703 FOR STAKING DETAILS. 10. CURB- it GUTTER. 11. SEE SPECIFI CATIONS (STD. PLAN-A7TACu NIEI�T �o4-a). 12.LOCATIONS Tb 8-E SWOW14 "ON STFkF-_ET' II`°FR0VF-MEN'T PLANS. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS -PARKWAY TREE WELL DET41 L CITY OF HUNTINGTON LEACH APPROVED: DIR 4 T WS DA-T F_ CALIFORNIA STANDARD -704 REVISION DATE•JP,N. 7 ►9'7� DEAN Ne_ ' V STANDARD PLAN ATTACHMENT 704-A SPECIFICATIONS FOR DECORATIVE ROCK SURFACING FOR TREE WELLS 1. Prior to start of work: The contractor shall visit the site, .no-te all existing conditions and bring. them to the attention 'of the City. The contractor shall protect all existing conditions and be responsible for any damage caused by his work. 2. Materials: A. Rock - 1/4" diameter, pea gravel B. Sealer - Vinyl resin (no B-111) . C. Color - Indian sand. 3 , Applying rock seal: Ground should be prepared and compacted to a level surface, 3" below top of sidewalk. The area of the tree well is to be filled with pea gravel and resin. Pre-mix pea gravel and colored resin in concrete mixer, this to be poured and hand troweled. Mix to be 3" depth at outside edges tapering to 1 1/2" at center. Trowel to smooth finish. 4 . Clean-Up Upon completion of work, the entire area shall be left in a clean, neat condition. All equipment, supplies, materials, etc. , caused by contractor, shall be removed immediately from the site. All spillage of colored vinyl on curb, walk, gutter, street or other than tree well shall be removed immediately. S. Guarantee: All work and materials are guaranteed for one (1) year after completion of contract; under normal wear and weather con- ditions. IRRIGATION DETAIL WATER SERVICE ► SEE STD.PLAN: SEE STD. PLAN -VroOZ-ro03. 51 GJRS FACE I ANGLE VALVE I".A114GLE.VALVE WALL ® NOTE 1"S.M:R. p� > OUICK CD1IPLER VALVE N NOTE: I. SW UBS,PLANTS $.TREES TO 151= PER STn. PLAN 4" 05.-:A 2 PRIOR TO PLANTING,PREEMERGENCE WEED CONTROL SHALL BE APPLIED PER MANUFACTERES INSTRUCTIONS. ► 3 FOLLOWING INSTALLATION OF PLANT MATERIAL AND IRRIGATION SYSTEM, TWO(2)I NCNES OF WALK ON BARK SHALL BE USED AS-TOP DRESSING. 4. 3- 15 GAL STREET TREE STD. LATEP.AL BRANCWINGTO BEGIN AT Qv' FROM ROOT BALL. S INSTALLATION OF ENTIRE WATER SYSTEM SHALL REQUIRE INSPECTION BY THE CITY OF I-IUIJTINGTON BEACO WATER DEPAF:TMENT. G. BEFORE PLANTING,A LANDSCAPE PLAN MUST BE SUBMITTED TO-THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS FOR APPROVAL 16Y'TWE STREET.TtiEE 6LIPERV ISOR,INSPECTIaN SHALL DE REQUIREDOFALL LANDSCAPING C,OVEAED INTI-IESS SPECIFICATIONS 7. FLOOD BASIN GERM (LOCATION VARIES) _ S. WALL FI E I Ca W-T ( 4 2-"-W N-E-N-- W I T NTIJ--r=IZ O N T Y'A R D, (o' WIaEN Ar CoRNER OF EXTERIOR REAR YARD. SEE PL AWTEFt DETAIL ABOVE 0 cc 4 STREET DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS LANDSCAPE STANWDS (INTERSECT) CITY OF HLMITI NGTOi4 GM APPROVED: D oa GTOFi 4F P WORK5 DA'T E CALIFORNIAREVISION DATE:JAN. 8 ,19710 STANDARD PLAN PAM �� Norr, -MEDlAw WOO P(MICA -E i i } PLANT I-EGEN0 aL 5128 } 6 PUCAUYprUc2 GIropoizA 15 GA"tJ • PINUS GPcNAi�ll;}J515 -?p" p,Ox t2Rpl+loI.EpI� INIMP, 'SpKIwa-rIME1 -5 &,A .0 ' ® JUNIpERUS C41PPOS1`2 '&OL.V GOA4,vr' S GAW-Od ® LIRIOPE GIGANTEA - I GALLON NOTE: ALL MhNrf�R ARgA� ro BE win wimvmr2 wxr- ow BARK v rkicK. pdR IrzPl&AtIoN izvro2 ro Srpoomev PL k f7a 4 j`712. i�►.N.�SG_�+ Sr�Nn�+Re. r�l�����Y�� DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS CITY OF HUNT I N GTON KXH AP PROVED: D R GTOR O�JIUO ORKS DA-r 6. CALIFORNIA STANDAR REVISION DATE: 1pl..,&Ai Nn .5-A i 11 4 I I I I BLOCK WALL(W MIN) 2 t' ; I I 4 2 �? i ATCN LINE2 3 9 3 10 3 10 rI II II BLOCK WALL II 4 MATCH LINE 3 Oi TYP 3 3 Tcorr 3 to MATCH LINE2 2 I I l I'1ATCN LINE BLOCK WALL�b MIN) 5 ,. 3 30' TYP 3 to II ¢ 6 i VARIES (SEE STREET TREE C-P=PING BELOW 3 3 ' j .fKl; ttz � GKOUPI G -- -- I REW 601COUP TIOIK95 f990 09OU 80 64 rR !; o oo r r o MATERIAL ITEM DESCRI PTION ITEM DESCRIPTION I WATER SERVICE SEE STD. PLAN.602-603). l SIDEWALK 2 RRICGAMON DETAILS_ EE %M _PLAN_ 8 PLANTER -AR-EA TO BE TOP DRESSED WITP 3 TREE *_L.L DETAIL. SEE- . WALK OA BAA_K 2 ICK 4 QUICK COUPLER VALVE MEE-- STD: N:'PLAT571 9 .. . 1' -AMLE VALVE SEE STR PLAN 701 3 1 GNT OF WAY 10 Tr=XTI J1�bAND e.OLUP-D CONCRETE (d URB AND R 11 F-000 BASIN BEAM 710 ARIES NcTE: LLVERTICAL MEASUREMENTS TAKEN MOM CURB FACE *L.M. SCOFFIEL.D COMPANY- SANTA SAMARA BROWN- ROCK SALT FINISH DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS LANDSCAPE STANDARDS CONTINUOUS CI TY OF HUNTI NGTON BEACH APPROVED: � �' ���7FNK5DIR GToR OAT E CALIFORNIA STANDARD REVISION DATE:JAN. 8 , 1�I75 101 AN wn 1061 i 13 13 VARIES ti4 5 12 r I I 4 ,. OD 16 I 6 f ARTERIAL +=1 lGl4%fAY MATERIAL iI M DESCRIPTION ITEM DESCRIPTION R SERVICE SEE STD PLAN.GM-f03) 9 PLANTER TO-OE_TDP DRESSED WITH RRIGATIOAI DETAILS 9 E-STD VOJ—K'CIN 2 _ Ty1CK I ANGLE VALVE SEE 5M-.P_ 7"I 10 4 U COLPLER VALVE SEE "T_O.T: I AL WATF-R..SOURC.E 5_ C K WALL, Co - HIGH C M I NA _... ---- .. . A'T-.TJ4 jS-:IX>CArn0 t-IF ALl ERNATE Rt]Cl'I'E G CUFtb AND G 15 uTtL zw '1 LC7TN_ ONE (1) LOT -TYM 12 W. . 8 159E M. PEANS IOI 'fo IC?q- _ 13 .-P 751=LINE. 14 VARIES DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS IANDSCAPE STD B'XKYARD CUT-OUT TY OF HUNTI NGTON BEACH APPROVED: ` DIR CTOpk OF UB W0AK5 E CALIFORMA REVISION DATE:,IAN.9 ,191ro STANDARD OI Au un �V 1 VARIES JhLOCK SIOEVWALK 'WALL _ mlT.). 4-4r s� MIN ' v Ayr ., • , �::I. _. o L- :.M1s t:;.'.•:. ._ •.fir.� �►„ a ,. ,^ :fit I i• C~ :v'7 a .IMPORT ` 'SOILNATWE al SOIL VARIES VARIES NOTE N- ORA-S-011r, IrH MANf 13M SUB ?I'TUTEDWf't4 AN WL14L. G.-L_.O.R 107TO M OF DEV ICE . 2 I 1'L to DID aC4 KIP -7 _ o _ a I l MATERIAL ITEM DESCRIM ON i7,01IMAN M DESCRIPTION I WATER SERVICE S E STD PLAN rw= OD FLOE 2 FLOW PREVE ER VA M SOIL 4 OEPTN BREAKER, PRESSUR 'TYPE SMR P-10I OR P-"11 I LINE R:VM E E W E VALVE SEE STD. PLAN 701 12 QUICK COUPL VALVE�Nort SHOWN)SEE� Lv 4 E BOX, BF40OKS I-RD BODY 1 St'Q PLAN-7o1-1v6 10'7 5 VALVE BOX SPX)OKS I-R COVER 13 M PE" LINE 6 21 LINE, LATERAL_ I PLASTIC NUP6EW CAN DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS STI�•PLAN -T044=�1 IRRIG ATION PROFILE CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH APPROVED: / � D1R GToR of U WORK5 DA_" E CALIFORNIA REVISION DATE 9 ,197G� STANDARD 1pl.AN an. _Tt CUL-D -SAC OYP CAL) z ' 12 1 6 � � - WALLY 'SPACE 10 4 f � 5 to aWC KWALL 6 � ARTERIAL W I:C UWA`( 0 VARIES MATERIAL ITEM MSCRI PTION ITEM DESCRIPTION t ATER SERVICE. -SEE SM PLA -GDZ.OR 8 SEE...9,M_ PLANS 101 TO_104 INCLUSIVE ' 2 RIRI ATIC► D II.S .(SEE STD. 71JO 9 PIXWTER AVEATb_MTOP DRESSED WITH 3 \ L 1J--7Q1- K. 2. 4 W�iJ1341;T_I R6N FEI E(SEE- 10 _. BLOCK _ 10 C(MAX) ) 3 . 14T OF WAY --- 1-1 ZIDIEWALK I CUL-DE-SA.0 .DETAILS .SEE STD. PLAN 107 15 VALVE (SEE SiU_FL.AN O1 14 FLOOD WB 1 ►ES DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKSLA W-AP , STD.OJL-M-SAC CUT-OUT CITY OF HINTI NGTON BEACH APPROVED: � i� �7 t?tFi GTOFI OF PUB WOI%1KS DA'T E^ CALIFORMA L-muminm 4ATE:JAM. 12 . 19'7G STANDARD?� /4ox I%4" RAIL S TOP 4 BOTTo-m 4° SQ. PICKET a 4 0-C. --USE CAP BLDCK 2 1 3 'SET IN GROUT 11/4"X I We, CENTER EACH GRILL ' PILASTER PLAN FENCE ELEVATION G 2zu RUNNING BOND CONC. BLOCK PILASTER D OR 24° (2)46 VERT BARS 6u Y)(5aX V4°X I I/-4" ANGLE CLIPS WITH 1/2"BOLTS ry T u • � —T ►s ° I � � 6" bUT BLOCK TO MAINTAIN �� a �� �� JOIN SIZE WHEN STUB ro��X Co X I to OF;dxco X 10 ,WALL IS AT AN ANGLE TO COW— BLOCKS THE ADJOINING PILASTER OR 241 G,ORNER .PILASTER PLAN GRILL CAP BLOCK(TYR) v CONGT, CONC: BLOCK WALL PER C.N.B STANDARD METAL SPECIFICATIONS : `v FIN. GRADE I; KATWAI SNAIL 6t 1k0f K0U-Er7 0AR 4 VW %W- �-�, - 2. >%1�1I5N 51�1�LI. [3E; oN� C�kf OF �U�if IN�'lgitof��OF�Js (� COW. FOOLING COAT OF r-L Af ?A PsCK P,4I0 s ` `• SEE STAN OIAPD 403, • 40.4,406 OR 407 I - 6 DETAIL FTC.00 DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS CI TY OF HUNTI NGTON BEACH APPROVED:_D R GTpR�PUWOIRK-5 DA' CALIFORNIA STANDA� REVISION DATE: /76pLeN 6LOCKWALL j(o' M I t4-) VARIES SIDEWALK SIDEWALK �I. M IN NATIVE SOIL— VARIES L VARIES Es BLCr-K\NAL.L- ((a'MI 14.) c-L sarrom OF DEVICF- 1 5 12 10 77" Till 4 NOTE:ALL ITEMS LISTED WI-114 A -MFraR-S-NAME OR NUMBER MAY-BE SUBSTITUTED WITH APP04ED EaPL MATERIALS Ll ST ITT MI DESCRIPTION ITEM DESCRIPTION I R EERVICE (SEE STQ PLAN-Q-02-603)- 6 FLOODER OACKFLOW PREVENTER VAC OMMEN 9 SOIL4' DEPT14 PAMURIS TME SHR P--V OR P--1 I 1 10 CRUS14ED ROCK I PANGLE VA L&(SEE,STD PLAN -101 11 MAIN LINE(V'FROM EDGE OF WALK) 4. MALVE BOX @flM 1-RD 12. QUICK COUPLER VALVE (NOT SMOWN) SEE 0 IV v Spam STD,PLAN 101--?Oct. a LINE '7 AL-PLA67nC NUKSEW CAN IYALVE, DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS-- STD PLAN -1001-IRRIGATION PROFILE ClTYOF HUNTINGTON BEACH APPROVED: —5 g—ac-TOR OF PUB LJOPWOM146 VA-TE CALIFORNIA STAN DAR D na-rv: ..IAN. 13 . lll�nG -11 dlon { MATCAI UNE"A" 4 10 3 IO 5 6 [-. u kl 13 MATCLI LINE "A' Vk;�ES ► ► kATCFI LINE613" Qp 110 _1_ 8 10 I t MATC,N U N E pG" a +� MATCI-1 UNE B i I f 1 a VARIES p14Tct4 LINE MEDIAN (TYPICAL) LE NGTP t WIDTIN VARIABLE M-AT-E fA- L LIST ffEM DESCRIPTION ' -_- - - -_---D� C,R_IPTION- I WATER SEAVICE SEE STO. PLAN 602- 9 PLANTER AREA 10 BE TOP DRESSED w ITH 2 IRRIGAnON D TAI L5 SEE STP. PLAN 12 WALK ON BARK 211TWICK 3 " AN LE VALVE SEE STD. PLAN 101 ) 10 FLOWBAST W BERM (LOCAMON VARIES QUICKCOUPLE R VALVE(SEE STD. PLAN 101 FLOODER (SEE STO.PLAN '112 fo CURB GUTTER '1 NOSE NUr TO BE LA DSCAPED LENGTH VA.K. S 2 6 REDWOOD HEADER DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS_ LANDSCAPE STANDARDS MEDIANS CI TY OF HLINTI HGTON BEACH APPROVED: 4 �, DtR crop, OF p WOI�VS on-r CALIFORNIA lowuminm nATP: JAN. 14 , lcn& STANDARD � ► � 2 MATCH LINE"AID is 1 IZ' 3 MA`fiGH LINE Iwo MATCH LINE "B" 1 2" 3 MATGW LINE "G" T8".. MATCH U NE II BIB <o" 44y- 's 6n 3 MATCH UNE-"C" MEDIAN(TYPICAL) LENGTI4tWIDTW VARIABLE MATERIAL I.A L L I ST fTEM DESCRI PTION t. CURB t GUTTER 2. NOSE NG AREA IN NOSE ONLY IF 5 CR 3 2 OWCW H FAMR 4. DIRT KING FATI-1 {or rr4i"rnW)C,e WIDT TO -SEE PROFILE STA PLAN '712. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS _- ESCAPE STD. MEDIANS WALKING PATUS C I TY OF H UNT I NGTON BEACH AP PROVED: M, cTOR OF PU 10AK5 Do.7E CALIFORMA STANDARD REVISION OATE:JAN. 14 ,Iq-l(o pl.eN pan -11 I-A i VARIES 46' ► _ �4a TO 1(o�'_ i' L=I I e '.� tom,a.� Tt'IW7RT s'%r7- .ceSi: SOIL N 14ATNE SOIL VARIES MNVES. I 2 G-L OR 15Cri-T01M OF MMC.= it 5 4 1 I 1 �I NOTE,ALL ITEM5 LISTED WITH A MANUFACTURES NAMC-00 N UMBER P'1AYM SUBSTMra WjAPPRONfDEQUAL MATERIAL ITEM CXSCRlprnON QTY rrEMI DESCRIPTION CITY I WATER SERVICE 5EE,_. - -SOIL 4 AS 2EOCKFMW PREMENTER, -._ - 1tr3QC REQ:D > SMR R-7701 OR.-P-111 I-1.. = .-UNE 3 .1 11 A ALVP-. STD PLAN-101 - i3 --QUr-g:COSIPLER..VALVE NCFT 5 wN AUM - SOM_ _L=RD eC SEE- SM 1A - 101-111 6 , aR3-I--R COM 6 15/491LI 6 '1 5..s°AS C Nt1RSERY CAM S IFLOODER I DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS - DAD PL 'lIZ imiGA-not4 PROM Lf— oopCITY OF HUNTI NGTON BEACH APPROVED: DIR CTOFR of P WORK5 DATE CALIFORNIA REVISION DATE: JAN•14,19'l(,o STANDARD, 12 PLAN NQ. f N �1 o 0 i VA VAIL. 7 TF L T9. .aF .11l�W�`ti �D� 12 =pi: 1 • • • • � o°o A LAHVSCAM PL tJ l5 I-EauIRer,> 511BJEcT ro REV16lDN5: .APR. 1975 LAN0evG)1-PE STD►NpAP-v DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS CQI ffieft lA j- colzfjl�p- GI TY OF HUNTI NGTON BEACH APPROVED: /� �,� sIR/_ /�� DiS GTOFk OF PUB G WOR106 VA-rE CALIFORNIA REVISION DATE: STANDARD PLAN 140. . =taMAA R-RCJXL ,- o o !� -- o - I VAR= mw4+.:aCpR £E CAE- . VAI�•� ' o = l "6E � -104- 3 + - - aEvl A- I.aN�SGPp� PI-p>J 15 �EczUrR�n p�� gu�.31:CT ro S�Ft 1973 P(Pr12WA L. ArK. 191S WORKS 6c APE 5TA dAR � DEPARTMENT Of PUBUC WOR C�MM�(�� � R � C�YIC/ gf 1"I©N GI TY OF HUNT1 NGTON BEACH APPROVED' DiR GTOR OF PUBLX WORK5 Da'T E CALIFORMA STANDARD REVISION DATE: 151 wu .... _-77tMl-- j, Ls r-] y% :-�- : - fl .p --pRTICL-f- . '979--AtV 948 0 w u &TO OrW;kto ov. vAIz: l V 0 • © O 5- 4 — — — Ar L 4040AP5 PLIkH le? wMc LSllZR P A00 5t1�jec, TO yEP'f• 1973 aP"OVAL.. F►PR. 1975 STAB -dam - :- COMM P-IZ^ DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS CI TY OF HIJNTI HGTON BEACH APPROVED: �!•-- Dta cToR vF PUMIM WOAV%S E r E CALIFORNIA S: TANDARID REVISION DATE of wm m^ 13-B A L r F NAr E "A" i REFEI=. T0= A'RTIGI.E 979 of RU1Jn -roN oisA cl� . ORn«►PIaCE GOt7E. � �t�E W� �fl�7d� CE, t 32"�iGRE9N W�titi. fo"GUFZ13-- L • Ryto 32" gCREBN WAU.-- 51rk'f.-1 A LAµveoGAp1; pi Aµ 15 ►2Eauiq-ro 4 SIlo1EGT To Pe'"fit DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS _,_-�fDMN` .I GI A�L �1ZoN T'P�E GI TY OF HUNTI NGTON KA GH APPROVED: Jr D R GTOR OF PU WORKS VA'T - CALIFORNIA STANDARD REVISION DATE PI-eta wn- 714 1 DB ORATIVE._-R(3OTK_':CAR . NOI ._AREAS_. + VARIES � � S 2"T02-�'L�� + �COMMCTED NA IVE MIL DECORATIVE._, c OVER o. ► VANES I 4 COMPACTED NATIVE SOIL ZTING PAVFMI=NT I. DECORATIVE ROCK SURF4CANG + 2. PLASTIC MEM6RANE 3. SEE SPECIFICATIONS(STANDARD PLAN ATTACGMENT 'TIG-A) 14. SEE SmCIFIC.ATIONS(31 DaRD PLAN ATTAcwMENT-11G-8) f DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS_ DECOPAT'I VE ROCK SURFACING CITY OF HUNTI NGTON MACH APPROVED ¢ �l7 DiRlErCTOFk OF PU OAK5 DA-r E CALIFORNIA REVISION DATE:JAN. 15 , 191ro I S eND A �RDI 16 I ' STANDARD PLAN ATTACHMENT 716-A i SPECIFICATIONS FOR DECORATIVE ROCK SURFACING OVER NON-PAVED SURFACING 1. Prior to start of work: The contractor shall visit the site, note all existing conditions and bring them to the attention of the City. I The contractor shall protect all existing conditions and be responsible for any damage caused by his work. ! t 2. Materials: A. Plastic membrane - 6 mil plastic. B. Rock - 1/4" or 1/2" diameter, pea gravel and/or as specified. C. Sealer - Vinyl resin (No. 8-111) . i t 3 . Applying rock seal : Ground should be prepared and compacted to a level surface, 1 1/2" - 2" below top of walk/curb (s) . Plastic membrane is then to be applied over the entire area with an overlap of 1" at joints. Gravel is spread and rolled to form a level surface tothe satisfaction of the City of Huntington Beach. Then entire. area is to be applied with two (2 ) coats of vinyl resin sealer. Contractor shall wait until the first- seal coat is dry before applying the second coat. Mixture of sealer is 50% water and 50% vinyl resin. 4 . Clean-Up: Upon completion of work, the entire area shall be left in a clean, neat condition. All equipment, supplies, material , etc . , i caused by contractor., shall be removed immediately from the i site. All overspray of colored vinyl on curb, walk, gutter , ? I street or other than gravel area shall be remared immediately 5: Guarantee : All work and materials are guaranteed for one (1) year after icompletion of contract; under normal wear and weather conditions. i I i i DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS STANDARD PLAN ATTACHMENT CITY OF KtJNTI NG ON BEACH APPROVED:�_,��� DIRF_CTOp OF PU WOriV,5 PA-re- CALIFORNIA RE'r1SION DATE: STW4D R 2 16A STANDARD PLAN ATTACHMENT 716-B SPECIFICATIONS FOR DECORATIVE ROCK SURFACING OVER EXISTING 'PAVED SURFACING 1. Prior to start of work: The contractor shall visit the site, note all existing conditions and bring them to the attention of the City. Contractor shall protect all existing conditions and be responsible for any damage caused by his work. 2. Materials: A. Rock - 1/4" or 1/2" diameter, pea gravel and/or as specified. B. Sealer - Vinyl resin (No. 8-111) . 3 . Applying Rock Seal: Area is covered by 1/4" or 1/2" pea gravel or crushed rock at a depth of I" . Gravel is to be rolled prior to vinyl spray application to the satisfaction of the City of Huntington Beach. Area is sprayed two (2) times with vinyl resin sealer. Con'- tractor shall wait until the first coat is dry before applying the second coat. Mixture of sealer is 50% water and 50% vinyl resin. 4. Clean-Up: Upon completion of work, the entire area shall be left in a ' clean, neat condition. All equipment, supplies, material, etc. , caused by contractor, shall be removed immediately from the site. All overspray of colored vinyl on curb, walk, gutter, street or other than gravel area shall be removed immediately. 5. Guarantee: All work and materials are guaranteed for one (1) year after completion of contract; under normal wear and weather conditions. DtEPARTKiENT OF PUBLIC WORKS STANDARD PLAN ATTACHMENT ,CITY OF HUI,11TINGTON BEACH APPROVED' CALIFORMIA STANDARD tl,,11-010N DATE: 716Bii �LaCK WALL `.v,.♦u/4���h4 1 \UbCwuO y/i/ � I `\Vli' �IIJy Kt T ol ����t_�1���`'w�������>l��14�� �� ♦♦Il/ ram ��\//��rill/�] III/� ..r.'lv �, �\Jpii``�a�j1nt'l ad 11//L ♦xD ��('�,JVI/% 4j j���('(/ s♦UIJj/s,��ll,,b s•�•�} `7�f)� ../hr�♦ ! •;��•"• �(}n /JJII� ` }`ram !��. �'1M1 � � •F�-. /1 [•1;(�4, �•�y ���•LL^T i 5 ♦� [/i: '-LL Qi ♦� ♦ `�LY� � `Ll\�9i .- '� .<D� Oh • 7J �. S?lC• -\J 1// J'c�\tV/� �.�.,{" ♦ a. ♦♦♦ ,4 a\♦�lq,^:�(j••+ `}���. . •� J\).�v..l1�4�7�/_'/11(��1\�%1�=!1•" � •��i/1� ,�////t� '•%?" '/.Sv� � Ar •.< SYMBOL PLANT L-GEND NOTE-.I � WLL PLAN'TER APIEP6 0 STREET TREE 20" BOX To N WALK R ARK 2" 714ICK. j '♦11/ MANON I A LOMAR 1 FOLI A 5 GA L Ot J FOR I RR I G4-f 10 f�l DETAILS REFERTO ® ROBUSTUM GREEN JUN I PER "1 GALLON STA1\1LM PLANS #-706 > #-7r0. i RaPN I OLEP15 "SPRI NGTI Meg 5 GALLON JUNI PERU5 CIa. "SEAiGREEN" 5 GALLON gATEA1A.L_ .N_[GL14yAY I . ADA KS AVE. 2. NAF'i I LTON AVE. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS WERLAL MWW CONTINUOUS LANDSCAPE GI TY OF HUNTI NGTON KACH APPROVED: GToR 01F PUB WON16 DA-r E CALIFOiRNIA REVISION OATE:JAN. 16 , 19�o FMDARD A .� —�'��[�!� ��w1�!► ����►:i �ie�aa�,i— is I VA X 0 Ev j,pio' A M!1.111011111111:11 IF? A 0 EEO fu —lim®m'l lfirdum1 m�' �O�III►.fi• SYMBOL ` NOTE ALL FLAWER AREAS \` ON 1BAR44 JUNIPERU 7 ♦ C • • . R ♦ • ♦ • I• • ' PLANS •I�r OiQti1 • 1 i C 3. -MWGER AVE. r ' I oF BEACH SWO. • IRF—c: OF � ti • I 1 i ���ei vim`; ►�■si���. � `,.�•`�'�� ��'��,��,��'�`� '�'�� �' `�Yc�"���� �" � '��. ��� �4�/rye: A'X(s 1,72 P. JIM Will i lSYMBOL PLANT LEGEND • , � . - .P. 1 �r 11 i• moN PNOTINI ♦ M• ER GALLON 70 $7rANDARO.. PLANS VERONICAr • • M 2 . i • i 5. • �xAPPROVED: • BLOCK WALL_ it .. . • s! piss`` its. ► SYMBOL. PLANT LEGEND NOTE: ,ALL PLANTER APEAS • STREET TREE 20 BOX TO BE TOPOF E95ED w IkT.N_11�AL K ON BARK ► 2e 7w-I C 4C. PI*?TINIA FRASERI 5 GALLON FOR IRRIGATION DETAILS REFERTO P ITTOSPORUM TOBI RA VARG. 5 GALLOJ 4 D�RDPLANS Oro 700. L I R 10 PE GIGANTEA 5 GALLOJ 4 WEMEROCALLI S 14YBR I D I GALLON ARTERIAL WIGNWAY ' A . BROOKNURST ST. 2.. ATLAN'TP% AVE. 3. TALBEF T' ,AVE. A. MNCWO I:tb. 5. E- -WADI 0 co AVE. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS 7rERl&_14lG14WAY C0NnNM LANDSCAPE CI TY OF HUWTI NGTOhI BEACH APPROVED: ' �Puo DiR GToKS DAT E CALIFORNIAR I�nrO PLAN iiAN D mn REVISION GATE: JAN. 20, s 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O O O -�d� O Q� (? Q O Q O O O O�O:O `1� � O O p ��'..OeCO ar�'c Cp o etolo 0 oleile�ol<� 0 0 0 0 ;,C1� c , I •rPIKPi O O O f, y O.O OA�1�:L',A CStrR O Q OTfT0,0 Opp �+O ( p D A p O O O 0 "P : s eo +�:r o c:as; :v o 0 0 0 0 loLc.p m ►1 oY01tlC ml�tcs coc —ram in w7linmil o'u :�SYMBOL PLA14T LEGEND NCTE* ALL - AREAS i• :• TO : 0•1"E. D STREET TREE.. ` r • • { P I TTOSPORUMFOR • • DETAILS REFER TO •' M. PYRACANMA GALLON OAGAPArITHUS AFRICANUS I GALLON ' •: JUNIPER AR17ERIAL • AVE. r . DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS 'CITY OF HUNTINGTON KACM APPROVED: CALIFORMIA .. • DATE: ) Y pq U uj �- J cc w o J C4, Q # a #N Z � � q N AM14 LINE I DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS ARERIAL W IGNWAY CUTOUT LANDSCAPE CITY OF HUNTI NGTON BEACH APPROVED: o,R CT0Fk OF PU WORD 0,47E- CALIFORNIA REVISION DATE: JAN. 20, 19"7(o STANDARD PLAN NO. 22- $LOCK WALL. .I r r SYMBOL PLANT LEGEND iI.LEX CORNUTA "BURFORDI -I GAL. ARTERIAL NLGtfiNAY (aeavE) ALGONW I N STREET r METROS DER03 TOMENTOSA •l GAL. Z• kW-LAND -ST. ib. GORI-WARD ST. JUNIPERUS "SEAGREEN" 5 GAL. AFTER I A L FI:I G I•IWAY (��LOW L.t R'tOPI=.Glf3ANTEA --- I GAL. I , 1=IEIL AVE. W91FROCALLI S WBRID I GAL. 2. 5LATEtZ AVE. s\Nl/�,slll/li \N111,, s011,, • / • - ` . 4ti� • • i 11 N` • T�f ll.. • ` • ;3tf\ • i • :q�. I n•I''%ll.•: :� `: �: at ihn.� 7�im1`� 4j,t,, yglP` ifi{Q• rh\r :� 2 sm '� t ' •`S_`�Il�,,�n��Ijib'��, • s •"��...�i`iR'�'� • S\I I •`���• � �• 4•,l[Illj� • :�•....• � • v • �`••Ur` ",h� • r nl l`.o � _� • 3'i�yao`Osan+�f 3 •3, 410�`• � �•a� •�a�` 3 • r�lb,�. • �pflr`' '�u.`�ll.�"� . "_�llu\��`• E',1.•. A'i�n! �q. ` hIP9, • 9h1 : �ii �` ��4�N` i/i•s` %L�` �„�.: NOTE: ALL PLANTAR AREAS -TO BE TO�PORESSED WITP WALK ON WK ?# 114ICK. FOR I R R I G�cT i O N DETAILS REFER TO STAN AD PLANS*-xn t 108. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS AMERIAL WGAW CUTOUT LANDSCAPE CITY OF HUNTI HGTON KACH APPROVED: , T E Dt GToR OF PU6U WOKS Dvi7 F- CALIFORMA REVISION DATE: JAN.20, lanro STAND94RD-123 PLAN NO. CUTOUT DE51GtJ_*1 7BLOOKWALL ` ,, GN W00% )&C 4//1I11N\` /hlh•l OO 1 ```\U Ib/i," ,Mi ��'�'//!hl\l� "'/11111\ • • /R` O • ',t/'111\l•`` �� c �ig1►111` N ' SYMBOL PLANT LEGEND SVFIBGL PLANT LEGFND ElJGEN I A M`fRf I FOLI A COM. GAL. ESCALLONIA FPADE51 5GAL. r i ! ILEX CORNUTA, "BUPFORDI" 5 GAL, JUNIPERUS "SEAGREEN" 5GAL. PYRACANTNA "TI NY TI M° 5 GAL. • NEMEROCALLIS WYBRID tr=AL• . 0 iWAPA►NTUUS AFRICANU5 I GAL. AfkTERIAL NIGI.IWAYS (ABOVE) ARTERIAL WIGI4WAY6(8ELoW) I. GRAHAM STREET 1• ftFADC3F.N AVE. 2. EDVId4RDS STREET . DEIAINARE STREET CUTOUT_ .D>`SI15N # .%t • 1\�11i� /e • ��u N/ii uly" u,e u.� ltii •\u$, ••,� a • /l\\� • n �. Ili•' . • � � • '�_r • ' �• �''•....., � " • slitio s i to, .a �•l• , o ••s' • ii n`i C a ND7E: ALL PLANTER AREAS TO BE T_t7p[7 nsED WtTN WALK ON BAfKk 21 TO ICK. FOR I RR I GAT I C*I D ETA i LS REFER 'TO STAN OWD P LA% #1 CS7 1�_ 4108. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS ARTERIAL WIC4W CUT-OLJT LAN05C.APE C I TY OF HUNT I NGTON BEACH APPROVED: G�o Dt CTORt OF PUB WORKS 047 E CAL'IFORMIA REVISION DATE:JAN. ZO, 191cp S AND RD`124 CUTO N # I BLOCK WALL 1 _ ItJ• #2 ! SYMBOL PLANT LEGEND METROS DEROS 70MENTOSoN 7 GAL. ARTERIAL NIG14VAY 08040 1 . YORKTOWN AVE. EPAST y JUNIPERUS 115EAGRE>=N" 5 GAL. OF BEACII 0I,V0. 2. El4le-) AVE. L I R 10 PE GI GANTEA I G4L. 3. BANNIN& AVE . fF CAR SSA ".GREEN CARPET 5 C-.L. RAPN 1OLF-PIS "SPRINGTIME" 5 GAL. " ARTER I A L P IC4"N((BELCM) INDIANWOLIS AVE. j 2. BUSFIARD STREET CUTOUT DESIGN * I ♦\1 `/� ♦ Q \ tl\11N A\ / ♦\ I ♦♦t 11// VAN 3,♦`�a�ryes k/ h/n'``t.`�,f?J/.t.4♦ery.. . .�'1/l�; I�I� / YM`3. C��.I7�11��' ♦r... ?�(I{�_`"1''/J�„�(/�`~ L �1'�.•�^I ,r �L�J �k. ��%a....� IIINaa. `;;/1 , �' �I` CUTOUT- _L[ES"_IZ- AT FE', LL PLANTER AREAS TO BE To_P�L£,EL�_Wnl4 WALK ON_.B FC 2'' ICK. OR I RRIGA-TION DEWLS RirFER T ` `iA ID4F�D PI.AN55 '10� 7d$. ARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS ARTERIAL WIGI-WWa`(► CUT-OUT LANDSCAPE. F HUNTI NGTON BEACH APPROVED' DtR GTOR 47F PUB WoAK5 DA'T E CALIFORNIA REVISION DATE: JAN ?61Ici-W7 STANDARD PLAN N . 25 r BLOCK WALL � � off.- �.� � ,� -�,��• 4 .. . I :• 3. PAWJ40 F40 , 4. c• 5. DELAV#kRE EMAN IA MYRT I FOL • .MRI. 3 NMIDIRA. I• r„ CM ` Y EFON • CO-ED 5 GAL. M 1 �- •S ir-kFAwm4 AVE. AGAn*,rTWUS . i r .;yam C 1'"s' :F3 tKaj� 14rrw' ft} j �y53 ,`:3Pa.Hpf Tan dab NOTES ALL PLANTER AREAS TO BETOPDFE95M WITH WALK ON BW 2!' ,TWICK. • • - �� • Z �F y Al �` + • I / �: I 1 ♦ 1 !t B=K WA • • aM -• �R Ave. • . R - • .L. 3. YOFkKTOWN O , , • -O INDIADEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS ' • U.-i A, � . .. CALIFORNIA ti • DATE: � ! i -BLOCK VALL 011141 0411 a _ •��(� 9;-IdH. i, 11 Ill/,�4J'��` _ �_ IV, �1�1�u i • /1 �r ` • • O '•'ll1` �41��.��%im�\\ � 4i�J111�• �Irll '�i1�� ► .SYMBOL PLANT LEGEND 'ARTERIAL WIGI4WAY (ABOVF—) METROSIDBXG TOMENTOSA 1 GAL. I . I514001 4URST ST. (D 2. TALBE n- AVE. 3. I-;W!iL70N AVE. 4. BU548;0 ST. P14T'INIA FRASERI 5 CAL. 5. MNI`pit-7 AVE. 5oo RAPH IOLEPIS "SPRINGTIME" 5 GAL. ARTERIAL N IGNW4Y (BFiLM �1 PYRA,CANTNA 'TI NY TI M' 5 CAL. I . ADAMS A*-. 2. Mbas!OUA Sr. O LIRIOPE GIG NnA 1 GAL 45. ATLARTA A . LI k. 5. Mu-s Aw. � � • +\:• • . � Q�:Kam• . NOTE: ALL PLANTER AREAS TO BE 70PDRESSED WITH WALY,04 BW 2' -TNICK. FOR I RR I C-4T I ON META I L5 REFER 70 5TANWD PLAN5 #109 t-'-1 1 O DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS AMERIAL uISMY Clk-DE-SPC LANDSCAPE CITY OF HUNTI NGTON KACH APPROVED: 0 GTOpt OF PUB WORKS Da.`r E CALIFORNIA REVISION DATE:I.�M-50,)9-lG STANDARD PLAN ND. �2� P� I.DiN06GPcPE PLAN l5 RF�IlITZEO ArNb `J�P,J�GT' --.:fo pPPROVf'r1�. 1 VAR. VA►Z• VAR. 0 IVA ) Y ..it1E� rum, A ► �TAMP�t7_ __C__� ;c R Erb _ n�rACL _ VAR►� D! o O p I`I= Illli llll lfl.�11I911I /�^ •D••�O o o D s Q o 11''_—�,l �'�,4I��II I•I�III•�'►1I! D i_�. = 1ll�l =_ al�Jl�=�u- Ill=lU�ili=` I �-•- l �`u JNl�� LOAFED c0130Wt E27_oNE� FLPr COD& �c_?roNE PA f 1, N PK 1-�9- **6 oN MEt7►ANy A � w►+�RE NotEp. �GAN�S,CA�E SrANoA�r� = DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS r r_,j,&Pt�o WPOOFM fMPrtMi<Nr OF M�vIAN ND. E� C I TY OF HUINTI NGTON BEACH APPROVED: CT,0 P WOAK5 DAT E CALIFORNIA REVISION DATE: STANDARD . PLAN N ) ) PLANT L1~v�N✓ �raEEr SYMDOL, _ ___ �iZE I. 0bL5A AWE• _I. CYAl FIELD AYE. /A01,9031 D!~RDli TOM601,0�A -20" 0 f0% (G_OLDENWEyT TO-COL. A ^as -GNIGh�. PINUS fro .GALLOtj ) � � JUNIPE2U5 CNIhIEt l6 'C�cS►-D GOAsr' _-9._f>gL,00 A(,4+PA0TI4US Anichotj,2 6D ?A" O.c. I GALLON µEME�OCALLI�i A1lRAµfI�CA �? ?f+"OC. -I �A�-LoN NOTE : ALL PLANTER AIMA9 to ft ToPdn-E"50 W l T)+ e)W; valry WALK oN BARK 2" TW19, �OQ IRRIGAtIatN nETAI Vj Qof5le To gfANDARn PLAfNS 4P711 4 1712. I.A0 CA E. 5MRDA a - EMIANC DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS_ _M1AJ4pR PIC-14WAY'S C I TY OF HUNTI NGTON BEACH APPROVED: } DIREGTOµ OF pUB WOFW6 DATE CALIFORNIA STANDARD REVISION DATE: 1pVAN NA 73�. 1 � 0 . 0 I lal CIRO ) _SrQe�r PLANT LL v e_N D. _ -001-5P GE+IGA gTR�Ef 3YMbOL 451 TE > UGRI.YPtUS caMALnuI:IPN�ts -l5 'GP�C1-oN Q PNorlNIA PF-Aism :.5 G,+U-o0 JUNIPERUti GNINEN�iIy ►SEPI � � bAd1-o1J AGAPANr IJ� A -910POLW !� ?W 0-0. t _MU,00. µt;A5KOCAiI4.1e2 AURANrIAGk� - 0 1 GAU-dN Norio: ALA- PLArNfEi2 AKEAS ro pE topo1Zese-,Ep wrm St+Rwo5p WA!-K oil 6ARK 2" 1l+lC4c• Fog lgeld�ArtOO oErA11.5 iftfta ro +-oAWOPP-O FI.",�,#111 -712 } DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS --N10foR _IkIWWArYS. CITY OF HUNTI NGTON BEACH APPROVED: DiR GTOFt OF Pufswr— 0Av%5 DAT E CALIFORNIA REVISION GATE� STANDARD PLAN NO. 52- i ) - • pip ) • O ) Ut o e o• o •e ° • • •e P L A N T- L S G l; N 19 5YMWL J lza .. -CD WA3141146TONIA 200t*rk 3cVA121Cy (GARFiELOTo pp:�lF1G COP�r NWY,� 000 JUNIPI;RU� GlFINEN�1ti 'SEACG�EEN'. 5 GALI:Oti� •••' v>;RoNlcp 'co-Et7'' _ _5 lGR1-L4N AOAPANtFFuy P�1-121GANu`i 4V ? "a�• I l�AUoI� x" 51ZE to 0E 0rrERNtlN90 Avr 'rlW oP -Pl per1 G+r-Zg, ) Pore ALL PLANTER AREAS To Pr-- raPvaE�Ev Wlr4 1,40600W WALK o1J eA99 2." T► lcK• FOR (RRI&ATIOH MfMLAi REPER rO grANvARO MAPS *711 712. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS -�p�.,p r,� _ M��QI� I-FC(�RWAv` "v CITY OF HUI�ITI NGTONEACFI APPROVED: �� c o 7- DtR GTOR OF PUB WOAV%5 DA-r E CALIFORNIA STANDARD REVISION DATE: IDUASI } 0 } 1 PLAN SYMPoll ) ' plNuh Gf+NP+R(EN51� -I . WARNf;R �V�: - '' 2, pePfhtg AW. 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N: 1 �- 1 ® ' O 1 0 1 P L- 'p, H r l- I; G 1; N o SrR�-c aYNcdoL- �ilZ E I . AtLANtA PNE: • METaoglaEao� toM>;Nto�?� 20" enx 1 O lzApl}lai VFll-? 10010 c ' liFfel 6T'lME" 5 GALLON ® JUf•IIPt;2U�i GI+1fJ�tJgiS "�Lo cdA�r'' s GRLLoN W-MBROGALL W,�7 A1RA n AGA• l GgLLoN'X MA11ANIrH002 ArIZIGAHIP? I &AU-49A rLANT 7.40 oN CE M9 NOTO' ALL PLANT09 AIt>r/ To W31i rors2lZZ,�4En wlrr+ +izl noel WALK aN WK 2" 7'"ICK. F012 IRjzj&ArlO� SrAPPhleo r&, W 7U '*712. DEPARTMENT OF PU®UC WORKS PJRINAP-jZY RIO-P�WAYS CITY OF HUNTINGTON KACw APPROVED: DfR GTOR OF PUB WOAK5 OA-T E C'ALIFORNIA REVi310N DATE: STANDARD 7�0 PI-AN Mn. t ► T T © o0 T ► s T 7- T . T ► o. r -PLAIYT LEGEND YfTSOL TRACNYCARPU3 ' FORT[/WZ/ I. SPRINGDAL E SMEE T O Jl/AlIP.ERUS CR�N,g/�ls13 .'6�_4Lf Cam►" 5'6y4t1,dM d�/^I/PI 4WS SA8/NA 'TAffAR/30hVb " S CA"6M—.;. SIZE TO BE DOTE RMINED AT rIN E_. OF PLAN CSC -;.3c PLANT AT -%" ON CENTER A07W: ALL PLAAJ7'£R AREAS ?0 BE 7'01'aRES16EO W17-1 SNAIIEDDEIJ WALK ON BARK 2„ 7WICK FOR 1RR I&A T/ON DETAILS REFER TD 5 TAYDA RD Pt,4NS - LAN S C AP E s �i-®f_�R DEPARTMENT OF PUSUC WORKS _ MEGI 6 —pRiNl�t#��I' 1{ `I�' CI TY OF HUNTI HGTON BEACH APPROVED:__ DtR CT0Fk OF PUB G WOAKS DA.-r E CALIFORNIA STANDARD REVISION DATE PLAN Nn- -7A-1 P Pr /1 i P. R ►�. 0,0 i .. i X, P L A N t L _E: G;. :: :_3?, Tiff 1 MErKO51 nE Kay roMOfO:OPs�- _=Z47 *X -6rKevf t N P C-A '.✓ 1 1:11tf l t' -5_�iU- .. C�� pELARGON1,l1M tktAtlJAi._._ _FLATg.__�` I4EM5Ft0CALL1S AUl�pf�r] A&APANrHUy PLAN 12" oN &EMg NLKV:. ALL MAH r&R A WMI ro $E r6PPP -o'W l rk S4KF PMP WALK.a�. P?tKKK 2" nRcK. FOR I RR I Ga1'lOh� nlrhifh _gip �6(`A°t��1R�R9 P(.A71:1..�i �`7r2- - . . DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS G I TY OF 14UNY I N GTON BEACH Ap PROVED: DtR GTOPk OF PU13 WORKS DA-rE CALIFORNIA "VISION DATE: STANDARD i T I � t T � T I 1. .. tgilit +: 1 ' WIWI- L. T T 1. �+A+RVLroN Ate. PINUS GANARIENgIy 10" O JUNIPBRUy eulvI Floth Imuo .WASr.l_ —5'--G13�Lop .;Jlip VrSftdGi �p$IO x rLAHr Ar ze orb Glr rf9—z- ' PLAt�f At 3ro" OfJ cEl(tEt_ NOM AW, Fn AN to R PrREA9 ro M roPDR t 0 WIN 0µiW;V0 WALK oo DARK 2" fNiGtC. 1�D� Iaal�Ariae� vetkl�� i PER fio 5TIN OAlzi7 M 0711 0'7[z. DEPARTMENT OF PUBUC WORKS CITY OF HUNTINGTON AW' APPROVED: � DIR CTOR OF PU WOA" �a E CALIFORIPMA A�EV�s1014 DATE: �MINDARD-m 49 LAWDSCAPE AREA W 1T14 ELEVATED PARKING. (Reverse w6n streefis k4ler kkan rarking.) ;• RF;�x.��"4 ,sv''Y•'.' yyj f� '/'�tom. •�� '•,,Kt}'• Rvl`; }ins/screeniny wall 1 I Rife/a 'sic'erva7k SAreef tree ,•, •° . d•°_III`l I _... r'. ARI1-5) III `rl l l=I I J�•tk�" Y��. r y.'.. . i. > >'4 III ;�' I`I. (I-1I-III=1111=I111=1111= II=1111=III— •..=;;:... ...r°� •Y� � IIlJ11= ': '' III= Lz R •- 6' A LANDSCAPE ARE Vet ITH KI ' �` .PARN G ;;r�;-,r2, .), �`•� AND. RIGHT OF-WAY SAW ELEVATION. 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(VARIES) PERI M�"f'�FZ �At��ScaPI nlc, DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS SNRVgS, TREES - CaROUNDGOYER.s (10' W1m) CITY OF HUNTI NGTON OEA�fj APPROVED: �� � © '7 DIR c-TOR of PUBUG 0 RK5 . DA71- CALIFORMA REVISION DATE: STANDARD - - _ -- PLAN NO. 7� k. o � f R 0 z t G) c _ Z �2 r )— —I (!VARIES) s,r Slopes no+ +'o c*j .;,r exceed .500. � —I �GCB •b" . 15' LANDSCAPE AREA WITH ELEVATED "l PARKING. (Reverse when S+ree+ is htgker t1�m►�,a:rk�..�s111 "` "�' i'�'' '" I11_I(I= III.I I-III_III=1(t=)CI=�)( •%'�'f� ,,,�., _ cr � � G A �'' a •, '•' .,. f.�•. ', z A41 IR Mk v � ^. i�� .. �� � 1, ,• .:��.�' I"'%.��f ,il c � Z C1 s+.ee+tree a D z � d 1 sidewalk ao"x46 20' Slopes no� ko —( Treerdeil �(Iexceed 3 °o _ 15' LANDSCAPE AREA W I TN PARKING -I 1 �Pulmkic AND RIGHT-OF-W �- -1•tl,= �1='I .1= _ — I= 1=I - ►SF=-�:;:;1: AY SAMt ELEVATION. I( 2.51 CTYP. (VAR I _v rc ek �I're dome Mti DC A � (7w ` 71 IfalN n e - O II 20 LAN DSGA PE AREA W ITN ELf Mf Q 7t cuRe i7AFZKM(A ozeverse whe cwn reek 'is higher •l'kar% p( r•klnS.) -� -� l- .. ;�:;^•.—r:o ,-�;o II=► =11= =1) a nit v CP -� C -� -j .�i. "•. 4ree�'-Free � Lt n F PARKING : } t! Y f 1 r zZ zo" -I =� 6LOm-s NOf TO FXcaf-v 30' SIDEWALK a (j1 1=1 20' L ANC)SGAPS AREA WIT14 PARKING I o .•1 =iu 1 — AM-0 VZIGNT-or-WAY SAME �L fliKrION. -� —��;-•i ',::�_:�.:d.s:• :o s:e_:. -I1 -iil=lit VARIES m� TYP.) now c 51.opEs NoT -�o ExcE�� zoo �► � ao . -I �Itt� - = I v 20' LAN OSCAP5 ARIA W FrN 5Lf-VA-fFQ N PARK-I Na (Reverse when s,�reek i s h�9 P KI"9•) 2741 c � Fib o A A = vcl D 4 •. A in d ,' b m A 4�., y in 0 ^Z � yr � 'Ld.�•. Z 3s 30 I 9L0pES NbI' 'f0 wCGfiED 2O° I ='II _ SIVEWALK n < cl =11lc1 20' LANOSCAPS ARf-A WITH PARKING A N O VM4"-=0r- WAY SAME 151-SVAfION '.f •', .., '..' VAIZI C5 II N f t -,,, it �_- APP s III uls IA Q S� III R. NI L11 I pl = ul W Q 0 3 II Q j UI M 1n y b } ,r. ICI � 4 '• z V, - lil II r it tit<C lit N 11 : :•�'r. III "'.. � r• III � + • UI 1 In � 11 II 10-1 hN1>121`dd P5RI MIr'f ER LANDSCAPING DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS SHRUBS -rfZEEs GwooNDcoVF-rLS (25' WIDTH) CITY OF HUNTI NGTON APPROVED: ���'/�G /GL G �� DIR CTOR OF p WORKS UA-re- CALIFORMA „VANDARD 74°� REVISION DATE 101 AIM &2 i Wj s i If rl _ rn ' Z II �o b 0. 0 A-V. rt Q ;� ' p � a Y .3. •��� h _ _ is (d llt t 1=S N (.1 tt 1\1 ° 1o'I hNt7l�lbd ° (PERIMETER LANOSCAPINCt DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS TURF $ TpEE5 (as Fook width) CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACM APPROVED:��� DtR GTOR OF PUBLJG WOAK5 DA-T - CALIFORNIA STANDARD REVISION GATE• PLAN ... o. 750. t F� OEM of PMM VVCFOG ARBORICULTURAL AND LANDSCAPE STANDARDS AND SFECIFICATIONS a 1 Pa rt I I - On- si to (pr ivate property.) Department of Public Works 0 City of Huntington Beach , Ca. HUNTINGTON BEACH January , 1976 PART II INDEX OF SPECIFICATIONS ON-SITE LANDSCAPE CONSTRUCTION i ITEM DIVISION Developer Landscape Certification Requirement On-site Tree Planting I On-site Landscape Planting II On-site Irrigation III t i Page -1- Certification of Installation and Performances . Prior to final release .of the project by the City, of on- site landscaping and irrigation systems, the developer shall certify that all landscaping, soil preparation and irrigation system have been constructed in compliance with approved plans on file. This certification shall insure that all materials used (landscaping, soil preparation, and irrigation) such as size, type, quantity and placement have been completed essentially as shown on said approved plans and will perform adequately. 1 } 1 Page -la- f PART II DIVISION I 1 Box Trees TABLE OF CONTENTS Page i 1 . General Requirements 3 2. Location 2. 01 Trees Required On-Site 3 3. Material Requirements 3. 01 Box Trees 4 4., Planting Details 4. 01 Box Trees, On Site 5 S. Planting Mix Requirements 5. 01 Box Trees 5 5. 02 Special Soil Conditions 5 5. 03 Backfill Procedures 6 6 Page - 2- PART II DIVISION I 1 . General Requirements Prior to the purchase of trees , the developer shall submit to the City a plan showing the proposed tree specie, size and planting locations . This plan shall be approved by the Landscape Inspector before work may progress . A planting list of acceptable trees is on file in the Department of Public Works and will be furnished upon request. All nursery stock delivered to and planted in the City of Huntington Beach shall be covered by a valid California Nursery Certificate as issued by the Agricultural Commissioner of the County of origin. The City shall obtain soil tests for agricultural suit- ability and fertility, from an approved firm, to establish planting requirements . Said tests shall consist of maxi- mun of one test per subdivision lot or a minimum of one test per 250 lineal feet when planting along arterial ' highways . Soil tests shall be submitted to the developer prior to any required planting. The requirements and specifications contained herein shall be met in order to receive final approval of the project by the City. 2 . . Location 2 . 01 Trees Required on Site One tree per residential lot shall be planted in the front yard ten feet from the front property line and five feet from the side property line. However, where the front yard setback is less than 20 feet, the tree shall be located halfway between building line and front property line . Page -3- Planting and approval of trees and all corrections shall be completed before building occupancy is allowed. Location of trees in developments other than single family dwellings shall be established as required in the conditions of approval for a particular development. 3. Material Requirements i All trees shall be erect, vigorous and in a healthy condition, free from disease and insect pests or pre- vious infestations . The root ball of all material shall be developed so that the ball will maintain its i size and shape and not crumble when the plant is re- moved from its container. The root ball will be de- veloped so that its growth or ability to grow in the future is not impared. > Specifications on size of material are as follows : 3. 01 Box Material Container Size Caliper* Caliper* Inches, Sq. Height, Ft. Spread, Ft. Trunk, Inches Multiple Tk. Inc 1611 . Min. of 8 ' 3 - 4 1 1/2 3/4 1 20" 9 - 10 4 - 5 2 1 1 1/2 24" 10- - 12 5 - 6 2 1/2 .3 2 2 1/2 30" 11 - 12 6 - 8 3 3 1/2 2 1/2 3 36" Min. of 12 8 - 10 3 1/2 4 3 3 1/2 i * Diameter of the trunk of boxed trees is to be measured at a point approximately 18 inches above the undisturbed root ball . 3 4 . Planting Details The planting mix, referred to in this section, shall meet the specifications described in Part II , Division I , Section S. Details for the basin for containing water are shown on Standard Plan 704 . Page -4- ► Trees will be planted according to the. following ► requirements : 4. 01 Box Trees on Site The tree shall be placed in a hole large enough to allow 12 inches of planting mix to be placed on all sides of the root ball and six inches at bottom of root ball. The top of the root ball shall be placed at ground level . The water basin shall be built of existing earth and of ► sufficient size to contain approximately 30 gallons of water. Staking, tying and guying shall be done as required by the landscape inspector. S. Planting Mix Requirements Soil test recommendations shall supersede the following requirements when applicable. ' 5. 01 Box Trees The soil amendments for planting mix shall be as follows : a. Seven parts excavated soil . b . Three parts nitrolized redwood sawdust . ' C. Five to ten pounds of finely y ground gypsum per cubic yard of mix. 5. 02 Special Soil Conditions Where extreme soil conditions exist such as , but not limited to hard pan, SAR values over 8 . 0 ECE counts above five and Boron exceeding one (P .P.M.) , enlarged planting pits , excavation of native soil , import of new soil , drainage sumps , special soil amendments , protective lining of plant pit, and deeper staking with the use of 10 foot stakes shall be required. Page - 5- j All soil test information and recommendations will be enforced. The imported topsoil chemical properties shall be as follows : a. Salinity - The electrical conductivity of the extract shall not exceed 3. 0 millimhos per centi- meter @ 250 C . b . Boron - The boron concentration in the saturation } extract shall not exceed 1 . 0 P.P.M. C. Sodium - The sodium absorption ration (SAR) as calculated from analysis of the saturation extract shall not exceed 6.0 . The above will insure that the soil used in the backfill is chemically suitable for proper plant growth. These soils shall be free of all obnoxious weed. City reserves the right to inspection of all sites from which import soils are procured. 5. 03 Backfill Procedure The planting hole shall be dusted with Gypsum on all sides and bottom. Gypsum shall be blended thoroughly with the backfill soil and amendments utilized completely in the backfill and planting process . All drainage sumps shall be backfilled with coarse sand. 6 . Walk Thru Inspection The landscape inspector, landscape contractor, and the developer and/or their representatives, shall -have a final walk thru inspection of the project prior- to acceptance- of the -tree -plantin-g 3y the -landscape -inspector. Page -6- PART II DIVISION II TABLE OF CONTENTS Pa e 1 . General Requirements 8 2 . Material Requirements 2 .01 Fifteen Gallon Trees 9 . 2 .02 Box Trees (See Division I) 9 2 .03 One, Five, and Fifteen Gallon Plants and 9 Shrubs 3. Construction Landscape Area 3 .01 Excavating or Amending Native Soil 9 3 .02 Grading 9 4. Planting Details 4 . 01 One, Five, and Fifteen Gallon Trees , Plants , and Shrubs 10 4 . 02 Box Trees (See Division I) 10 S. Planting Mix Requirements 5 .01 Fifteen Gallon 11 S. 02 Box Trees (See Division I) 11 5 . 03 One, Five, and Fifteen Gallon Plants and Shrubs 11 5 . 04 Special Soil Conditions 11 5. 0S Backfill Procedure 11 Page -.7- PART II DIVISION II 1 . General Requirements All . nursery stock delivered to and planted in the City of Huntington Beach shall be covered by a valid California Nursery Certificate as issued by the Agricultural Commis - sioner of the County of origina. The City shall obtain soil tests to establish agricultural .suitability and fertility information from the areas to be landscaped. The recommendations of the testing laboratory shall supersede general soil treatment and preparation procedures as found in these specification. Since these soil tests are of extreme importance to the entire landscape project , the developer must inform the City when grade is established for the areas in question. This will insure an expedient and orderly incorporation of test recommendations into the landscape scheme . The developer shall submit landscape plans based on pre- cise specifications , and conditions of approval. An. approval of plans by the City and 24=hour notice to the Department of Public Works is required prior to- beginning of any phase of the work. ' 2 . Material Requirements All trees , plants and shrubs shall be erect, vigorous and in healthy condition, free from disease and insect pests or previous infestations . The root ball of all material shall be developed so that the ball will maintain its size and shape and not crumble when Page - 8 - i the plant is removed from its container. The root ball will be developed so that its growth or ability to grow in the future is not impaired. Specifications on size . of material are as follows : 2 . 01 Fifteen Gallon Trees The diameter of the trunk shall be 114 inches to 1j� inches measured at a five inch height above the top of the undisturbed rootball . The head spread shall be approximately two feet to three feet . The height of i the tree shall be from eight feet to ten feet, measured from the top of the rootball to the top of the head or foliage. 2. 02 Box Trees Material requirements for these trees shall be found in Division I , Section 3 of these Specifications . 2. 03 One, Five, and Fifteen Gallon Plants and Shrubs Material requirements for these plants shall be No . 1 grade of the California Nursery Industry. 3. Construction Landscape Area 3. 01 Excavating or Amending Native Soil i See Part II , Division I , Section S See Part II , Divisioh II , Section 1 3 .02 Grading Grading - to be per approved landscape and/or grading plan. Flood basin berm to be constructed per approved landscape plan. Page - 9 - 4 . Planting Details The planting mix, referred to in this section, shall meet the specifications described in Part II , Division I , Section S . Trees and plants shall be planted according to .,the following recommendations : 4. 01 One, Five, and Fifteen Gallon Trees , Plants and Shrubs These plants shall be placed in a hole two to three times the diameter of the root ball depending on soil test recommendations . The top of the root ball shall be placed at basin level or slightly above and the hole backfilled 3/4 full with planting mix and tamped and watered thoroughly. The hole .shall then be completely backfilled with planting mix and watered thoroughly. Five gallon trees shall be staked per approved landscape plan details . ' 4 . 02 Box Trees See Division I 5 . Planting Mix Requirements Soil test recommendations will supersede the following requirements when applicable . Page -10- 5. 01 Fifteen Gallon Refer to Part II, Division I, Subsection 5.01 of these specifications. 5. 02 Box Trees See Division I. 5.03 One Five and Fifteen Gallon Plants and Shrubs The planting mix shall be as follows: a. Seven parts excavated soil. b. Three parts nitrolized redwood sawdust. c. One half to one pound of finely ground agricultural gypsum. 5.04 Special Soil Conditions Refer to Part II, Division I, Subsection 5.02 of these specifications . 5.05 Backfill Procedure Refer to Division I, Subsection 5. 03 of these specifi- cations. Page -11- PART II DIVISION III TABLE OF CONTENTS Page 1. General Requirements .14 2. Ordinances and Regulations :14 . 3. Work Procedure 15 3.01 Existing Underground Utilities, etc. .15 4 . Material Requirements 15 4 .01 Main Line Valve Size :15 4 .02 Back flow Prevention Device :15 4.03 Line Sizes 16 4 . 04 Main Line Pipe and Fittings 16 4. 05 Lateral Line Pipe and Fittings .16 4. 06 Side Angle Valves-Anti-Syphon Valves 16 4. 07 Quick Coupler Valves 16 4. 08 Automatic Controllers 16 4. 09 Sprinkler Heads 16 5. Excavation 17 5. 01 Trench Depth of Main Lines 17 5. 02 Trench Depth of Lateral Lines 17 } 5. 03 Trench Depth of Lines Under Roadways 17 5.04 Trench Depth for control Lines or Wiring 17 6. Installations 17 6.01 Layout Approval 17 6.02 Location of Lines 18 6. 03 Connections of System . 18 7. Testing 7. 01 Pressure and Non-Pressure Lines . 18 7. 02 Line Pressure Time 18 7. 03 Phases 19 Page -12- PART II DIVISION III r TABLE OF CONTENTS Page r 8. Backfill 8.. 01 Compactions 19. 8. 02 Material 19 8.03 Flooding 19 r 8.04 Settlement and Adjustments 19 9. Clean-Up 19: i Page - 13- PART II i DIVISION III 1 . General Requirements Installation of irrigation system in .the City of Huntington Beach shall require the submittal of a plan to the City and approval by the Dept. of Bldg: .& Comm.' bev;% ' ��The plan will be submitted and approved in accordance with these speci- fications , standard plans and special conditions prior to installation of any of this system. The plans will be based on precise specifications and standard plans as found on file in the Department of Public Works and Dept .- of, Bldg.. & Comm. -Dev. - Upon approval of j plans the developer shall give 24-hour notice to the landscape inspector prior to beginning of any phase of the work. The contractor shall keep current and continuous record of all changes that may occur and shall deliver a clear and concise set of record drawings to the landscape inspector prior to the final acceptance of the work. 2 . Ordinances and Regualtions All Local and State laws , rules and regulations governing or relating to any portion of this work are hereby incor- portated into and made a part of these specifications and their provisions are to be carried out by the developer. Nothing contained in these specifications shall be construed to conflict with any of the above rules , regulations or requirements of the same. However, when these specifica- tions and standards call for or describe materials , work- manship or construction of a better quality, higher standard or larger size than is required by the above rules , regu- lations, or requirements , the provisions of these speci- fications and standards shall take precedence . Page -14 - i 3. Work Procedure h Locations on drawings are to scale when possible but are diagramatic and approximate only and shall be changed and adjusted as necessary and as directed to meet existing conditions and to fulfill the intentions of the landscape project . This shall be the contractor Is responsibility and shall be done at his expense. Locate and stake all work and ob- tain approval of the Department of Public Works before installing any portion of the irrigation system. 3 . 01 Existing Underground Utilities , etc. The contractor shall check locations of lines , valves , cables and other underground utilities , etc. , before digging trenches or installing irrigation material. Any destruc- tion of underground items as mentioned above shall be paid for by the contractor and any damage from or claiming ' to arise from the destruction of the above mentioned under- ground items shall be the responsibility of the .-contractor. 4 . Material Requirements 4 .01 Main Line Valve Size Size and type of main line valve shall be determined at time of plan check. a 4 . 02 Back Flow Prevention Device Size and type of back flow preventer shall be determined at time of plan check (see Standard Plan 701', 610, and 611) . Page -15- 4 .03 Lines Size Line sizes shall be determined at time of plan check. 4. 04 Main Line Pipe and Fittings All plastic main lines shall be Class 315 NSF PVC pipe. All plastic main line fittings and threaded nipples shall be schedule 80 NSF approved. '4. 05 Lateral Line Pipe and Fittings All plastic lateral lines shall be Class 160 NSF PVC. All plastic non pressure line fittings except threaded nipples shall be schedule 40 NSF approved. 4. 06 Side Angle Valve-Ant i-S=hon Valves S.A. valves shall be Champion Model No. 300, or approved equal. A.S. valves shall be champion model No. 466, or approved equal. 4. 07 Quick Coupler Valves Quick coupler valves shall have brass or bronze one or two piece body designed for working pressure of 150 PSI with metal locking covers, operable with double or single lug 3/4" quick coupler. The contractor to provide, one each quick coupler keys , hose swivel ells and locking cover keys. 4. 08 Automatic Controllers Automatic controllers and pertinent devices and material shall be determined and approved at time of plan check. 4.09 Sprinkler Heads When required, sprinkler head size, model and other speci- fications will be noted at time of plan check. Page -16- i i S . Excavation Dig trenches , straight and support pipe continually on bottom of ditch . Lay pipe to an even grade. Trenching excavation shall follow layout indicated on plans and as noted. 5. 01 Trench Depth of Main Lines ' These trenches shall be deep enough to allow for a minimum of 18 inches of cover over the line. 5. 02 Trench Depth of Lateral Lines These trenches shall be deep enough to allow for a minimum 12 inches of cover over the line. 5 . 03 Trench Depth of Lines Under Road WSys These trenches shall be deep enough to allow for a minimum 3 30 inches of cover over the line . In no case will these ditches be excavated prior to approval of the Department of Public Works . 5 . 04 Trench Depth of Control., Lines or Wiring These trenches shall be 18 inches deep as noted and approved on plans . > 6 . Installation 6 . 01 Layout Approval Prior to the installation of any material the contractor shall meet with the landscape inspector and other concerned City inspectors regarding the routing and location of all irrigation material and devices. Page -177 - } 6 . 02 Location of Lines Pipe lines of sizes shown and specified on approved plans i shall be installed in locations shown on the plans except those where changes are atithorized and noted. 6. 03 Assembly of System Pipes and fittings shall be assembled free from dirt and shall be reamed and burrs removed. The main line shall be thoroughly flushed and tested for leaks before back- filling. Thrust blocks constructed from poured concrete and as required by the Department of Public Works shall be provided at each horizontal and vertical change of direction on all pressure lines. Each section of lateral pipe shall be thoroughly flushed of all foreign material before heads are attached and covered (see also Section 7 , Testing) . 7. Testing All test shall be observed and approved by the landscape inspector. 7. 01 Pressure and Non Pressure Lines Test all pressure lines under hydrostatic pressure of 125 PSI) pounds per square inch and test all nonpressure lines under existing normal static pressures . Both lines must prove to be water tight , 7. 02 Line Pressure Time Sustain pressure in lines for not less than two (2) hours . If leaks develop, replacement will be made as required by the landscape inspector, and pressure test repeated until entire system is proven water tight. Page -18 - 7. 03 Phases Upon completion of each phase of work the entire system shall be tested and adjusted to meet the site requirements . 8 . Backfill 8. 01 Compaction Compact backfill to dry density equal to adjacent undisturbed soil and conform to adjacent grades without dips , humps or other irregularities . 8. 02 Material Backfill material placed on all lines shall be of fine granular material, no , foreign matter larger than 1/2 inch in size will be permitted. 8 . 03 Flooding Flooding of trenches will be permitted only with approval of the landscape inspector. 8 . 04 Settlement and Adjustments If settlement occurs and adjustments necessary, the contractor shall make adjustments within five days of notification and only when the landscape inspector is at the site . 9 . Clean-Up Clean-up shall be made as each portion of work progresses . Refuse and excess dirt shall be removed from the site, all walks and paved areas shall be broomed or washed clean.; Any damage sustained on the work of others shall be re- paired by contractor. Page -19- 10. Walk Thru Inspection The landscape inspector, landscape contractor and the developer and/or their representative shall have a final walk thru inspection of the project prior to acceptance of the irrigation system by the landscape inspector. 1 Page - 2 0-