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HomeMy WebLinkAboutOV120605BTOWN OF ORO VALLEY PLANNING AND ZONING DEPARTMENT 11000 N. La Canada Drive; Oro Valley, AZ 8S737 (520) 229-4800 Fax (520) 742-1022 November 28, 2007 Gregg Forszt Holly Barnes Ventana Medical Systems, Inc. Novak Environmental 1910 East Innovation Park Drive 4574 N. ist Ave., Ste. loo Oro Valley, AZ 85737 Tucson, AZ 85718 (520) 229-3780 (52o) 882-30o6 RE: OV12-o6-05B, Approval of Revision to the approved Landscape Plan for Ventana Medical Systems, Inc. Dear Gregg and Holly, Thank you for submitting the revisions to the approved Landscape Plan for Ventana Medical System, Inc. At this time, staff has administratively approved the request revisions. No additional copies of the revised landscape plans are requested. If you have any questions, please contact me. Most Cordially, PIZ - Pamela J. Pelletier Planner 520.229.4813 ppelletierPorovalleyaz.gov \\Comdev\pzl\OV\OV12\2oo6\12-o6-05B www.townoforovalley.com Page 1 of 1 Moran, Debbie From: Pelletier, Pamela Sent: Tuesday, November 06, 2007 10:32 AM To: Gay, Shirley; Moran, Debbie Cc: 'holly@novakenvironmental.com' Subject: Ventana Landscape Plan revision OV12-06-05 Hey ladies, A revision to the approved landscape plan will be submitted. We have requested two copies of 11x17 and 24x36. This revision is for administrative approval and should have a two -week turnaround on it. Thanks! Pamela Pamela J. Pelletier Planner 520.229.4813 ppelletiero orovalley.net 11 /07/2007 �O, P LEY AY, O 3�J a 9 DED �9�a TOWN OF ORO VALLEY, PLANNING AND ZONING 11000 N. LA CANADA DRIVE, ORO VALLEY AZ 85737 PHONE: (520) 2294800 FAX: (520) 742-1022 www.townoforovalley.com APPLICATION FORM OV Case # (Office Use Only):. Application Type: A. B. City: State: �E z Telephone: 2.:,o Co - o Fax: 2- 3 a o C. Email: Property 0 ner (s), if more than one owner attach li Name: _140'm , 4_7 GL iKz "_^_'kZ_ � Firm: Address: GyctL 12�. City: jz, t C4-03-1 State:. zZ- Telephone: ;%R::;z - Fax: 22-7 —y20 7 Email: C. Subject Property Parcel/Tax Code: ! 9 - ZU / 7 Z) Legal Description/Property Address: MO "644 Z4a./[ Dr. `rl,tC.al�'K s A4 sS"7 rs Area of property: Existing Zoning: Proposed Zoning: Is Proposed Zoning in conformance with General Plan designation? [ ] NIA [ ] Yes [ ] No General Plan Designation: Existing Land Use: Proposed Land Use: D. Previous Applications Relating To This Property OV8• OV9- OV10- OV11- OV12• OV13- E. easgn For Request This application is true and correct to the best of my knowledge. I am the owner of the above described property or have been authorized by the owner, to make this application. I 7-' o 7 Date Sign`aature , c . Clear Day Page 1 of 1 Moran, Debbie From: Moran, Debbie Sent: Wednesday, November 07, 2007 4:36 PM To: 'holly@novakenvironmental.com' Subject: Application for the revised landscape plan Attachments: Application General.doc If you have any questions please let me know. Please send application and fees for $1400.00 for the revision. The project number for the revised landscape plan is OV12-06-05B. Debbie Moran Town of Oro Valley Development Coordinator 520-229-4816 11/07/2007 Town of Oro Valley Department of Public Works Engineering Division • Development Review Division • Operations Division • Transit Division January 8, 2010 David Little, P.E. The WLB Group, Inc 4444 E Broadway Blvd Tucson, Arizona 85711 RE: OV12-06-05E, Acceptance Letter for Ventana Medical Systems Parking Lot Expansion Project, Improvement Plan Revision #1 and #2 Dear David, We have completed our review of the Parking Lot Expansion improvement plans, revisions #1 and #2, submitted December 29, 2009. The proposed revisions have been accepted and the Town Engineer has signed the Mylar cover sheet. In accordance with the ORO VALLEY ZONING CODE (OVZC), Chapter 26 - SEC. 26.3-E.2, the technical accuracy and conformance to the current minimum design standards and requirements of the TOWN OF ORO VALLEY, and other applicable standards are the responsibility of the design engineer. Any proposed revision or modification to this accepted plan shall be submitted to the Town for review and approval prior to such revision/modification being made in the field. As -built record maps of final site construction shall be submitted to the Department of Public Works for review and acceptance prior to the request for final site inspection and full release of any trust/bonds/assurances. Please return two final copies of the approved plans back to the Town of Oro Valley. If you have any questions, please call David Laws at (520) 229-4808. Sincerely,,/ 1 Paul Keesler P.E. Development Review Division Manager Attachment: Signed Mylar cc: Shirley Gay, TOV Development Coordinator Gregg Forszt, Ventana Medical Systems File www.orovalleyaz.gov 11000 N. La Canada Drive • Oro Valley, Arizona 85737 phone: (520) 229-4800 • fax: (520) 229-4899 BUFFERYARD REQUIREMENTS BUFFERYARD #1 (TYPE 'B') 15' width (5' gravel pavers) Length: 990 If Trees required: 8 per 100 If = 80 Trees provided: 80 Shrubs required: 8 per 100 If = 80 Shrubs provided: 80 Accents required: 15 per 100 If = 149 Accents provided: 150 BUFFERYARD 12 (TYPE 'B') 15' width (5' gravel pavers) Length: 794 If Trees required: 8 per 100 If = 64 Trees provided: 64 Shrubs required: 8 per 100 If = 64 Shrubs provided: 64 Accents required: 15 per 100 If = 120 Accents provided: 120 w PROPOSED MASONRY WALL: TO MATCH EXISTING LONG Landscape Plans for Ventana Medical NOTES Systems Inc. 1. ZONING: Zoning of subject property is PAD -CPI. All adjacent properties are zoned Open Space and CPI. 2. AREA CALCULATIONS: Area of Project: 19.6 acres. Area of this graded site: 18.0 acres. Area of undisturbed natural area: 0.0 acres. Area of Common Lonscaping: 25.6% of site area. Area of landscaped courtyard or mail: 10.2% of site area. Decomposed Granite Limit: 25% of Landscape = 1.15 acres. Decomposed Granite Installed: 1.14 acres 3. NPPP and SRI: Site built upon and cleared. Existing parking and paving to be removed. See Native Plant Preservation Plant prepared by WLB for Rancho Vistoso Neighborhood 3 & 4 Phase 1 dated 05/24/00. Transplanted plants shown in existing landscaping on this plan. 4. DUST CONTROL: Dust control: all disturbed, graded or bladed areas not otherwise improved shall be treated with decomposed granite 2" thick or hydroseeded with the seed mix shown on this sheet. Decomposed granite should not be used in basin bottoms, in flow channels, nor on side slopes steeper than 4:1. Basin bottoms and other disturbed areas not covered with decomposed granite will be treated with the general seed mix. 5. FINISH GRADING: Finish grading of the landscape areas around the base of each tree and shrub shall be depressed from existing ground level to enhance moisture storage for the plant. 6. SITE VISIBILITY TRIANGLES: Materials within site visibility triangles shall be placed so as not to interfere with a visibility plane described by two horizontal lines located 30 inches and 72 inches above finished grade of the roadway surface. 7. MAINTENANCE: Owner shall maintain the underground irrigation system as long as necessary for plant health. Any plant material which dies, shall be replaced in accordance with Section 4-213. Owner shall maintain all plants within bufferyords to ensure unobstructed visibility to motorists. All shrubs, accents, and groundcovers shall not exceed 2 feet in height. Trees shall be maintained to ensure that branches/canopy is not below a height of 6 feet. 8. GRAVEL PAVERS: Access Loop and Path to be constructed of Gravel Pavers. Specified seed mix will be applied to vold Space between Gravel Pavers. 9. SCREENING: Screen walls for building expansion will match existing masonry screen walls on site in color, finish and construction. No additional berms will be built on site. 10. ABANDONMENT: In the case of site abandonment, the specified general seed mix will be applied for revegetotion of the site. LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT NOVAK ENVIRONMENTAL, INC. I hereby cerfity that these Landscape, Irrigation, 4574 N. FIRST AVE, SUITE #100 and Bufferyard plans were prepared under my TUCSON AZ 85718 direction and that all information contained herein PHONE: (520) 206-0591 is accurate. FAX: (520) 882-3006 By: __ Date: 021W7&A1►ZQTor,Io-kill I Species PLS Ibs/acre Purple Three -Awn, Aristida purpurea 2.0 Sand Dropseed, Sporobolus cryptandrus 1.0 Indian Wheat, Piantago insularis 3.0 Desert Globe Mallow, Sphoeralcea ambigua 1.0 Desert Senno, Cassia covesii 2.0 Brittlebush, Encelia farinoso 1.5 Bursage, Ambrosia deltoidea 4.0 Turpentine Bush, Haplopappus laricifolius 1.0 Desert Marigold, Boileyo multiradiata 1.5 Penstemons, Penstemons sp. 1.5 -------------------------------------- Side Oats Groma, Bouteloua curtipendula 2.0 Paper Flower, Psilostrophe cooperi 1.5 Sand Verbena, Verbena sp. 1.5 LEGEND PROPERTY BOUNDARY BUFFERYARD vM- PROPOSED MASONRY WALL EXISTING CONTOURS PROPOSED CONTOURS DRY STREAM BED cxa�an�o wn 100 50 0 100 200 1'6?0�263.110015TAKE-IT2L SCALE: I' = 100'-0° PLANS FOR BIDDING PURPOSES ONLY. NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION. VENTANA MEDICAL SYSTEMS INC. Phase II Portion of Section 30, T-11-S, R-14-E, G&SRM Town of Oro Valley, Pima County, Arizona Scale: 1 "=100'-C' Contour Interval: 1' Date: July 6, 2006 OV12-06-05 01 _ 46J�yuY EXISTING BUILDING AND EXISTING LANDSCAPING 40'-0" MAX. STONE STEP IN STEP IN VENEER WALL SEE WALL, SEE DETAIL B DETAIL B PIER THIS SHEET ( I /—CMU WALL THIS SHEEP SITE WALL —ELEVATION A NTS LEGEND \ ` �' ` 6• PROPERTY BOUNDARY �� `X \`;`• �wwww�. PROPOSED MASONRY WALL EXISTING CONTOURS PROPOSED CONTOURS EXISTING LANDSCAPING % `�� ••\� '1,�. ' 40 20 0 40 80 SCALE: 1'- 40'-0' 0OD ' I ; oa lV VN STONE VENEER CMU WALL iv PIER J BEYOND - MATCH NOTE: STEP IN WALL PER PLAN, EXISTING 40'MAX. DISTANCE BETWEEN STEPS. PLANS FOR BIDDING PURPOSES ONLY. NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION. VENTANA MEDICAL SYSTEMS INC. B STEP IN WALL —PLAN VIEW Phase II xd.,/r-, o Portion of Section 30, T-11—S, R-14—E, G&SRM REV. 07/06/06 Town of Oro Valley, Pima County, Arizona Scale: 1 "=40'—O" Contour Interval: 1' Date: July 6, 2006 OV12-06-05 a r m 0- W g1 � n a o0 w ww CC= U C a) C C y3 OCC C a'0DP aSS �1yy O W 0 O QCp N cq O Z NN V 84 0 z" ��� C U Cn E > 4- co O to Cn � m F N N 0 a Q 0 Q C 0 _J =401 KAREN M. CESARE DRANK BY: FSW CHECKED Br. KMC DATE JAN 2006 JOB NO.: 06008 SHEET NWIBER L-2 2 Cr 11 o o0,t � " _9', C \I - CELLULAR PLAZA FINAL DESIGN TBD-\\' CONC. WALK V: FINAL LOCATION TBD EXISTING WALL Y UTILITIES _,,,�EXISTING WIN �OX c BLDG. `k,.•.t�� �Vl:.�•"YO; of 1 r�---- 40 20 0 40 80 SCALE: 1' - 40'-( I I 1 6 l� ✓ PROPOSED y / BLDG.#2 EXPANSION PROPOSED BLDG.#4 ��;o ®• CONC. WALK ,� ill . �1■�, ■ram■EPROPOSED \■�■■ : • PLANS FOR BIDDING PURPOSES ONLY. NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION. r O lr_ r ; 0 `oo 42 ° 1l0 O AA 1 r '�n'o G�ajt I„ VENTANA MEDICAL SYSTEMS INC. Phase II Portion of Section 30, T-11-S, R-14-E, G&SRM Town of Oro Valley, Pima County, Arizona Scale: 1 "=40'-0' Contour Interval: 1' Date: July 6, 2006 OV12-06-05 GROUND iCOVER PLANT LEGEND BOTANICAL NAME COMMON NAME QTVSIZE Acacia constricts White Thorn Acacia (42) 24" box Acacia fornesiano Sweet Acacia (8) 15 gal Acacia solicina Willow Acacia (33) 15 gal. Celtus pallida Desert hockberry (54) 15 gal. Cercidium floridum Palo Verde (59) 24" box Cercidium floridum Palo Verde (27) 15 gal. Cercidium 'Desert Museum' Desert Museum Palo Verde (8) 24" box Chilopsis linearis Desert Willow (7) 24" box Chilopsis linearis Desert Willow (20) 15 gal. Olneyo tesoto Ironwood (29) 15 gal. Prosopis velutina Velvet Mesquite (39) 24" box Prosopis velutina Velvet Mesquite (33) 15 gal. Pithecellobium flexicaule Texas Ebony (19) 24" box Quercus turbinellia Desert Scrub Oak (29) 15 gal. ® Buddleia marrubifolia Wooly Butterfly Bush (149) 5-gal. o Calliondro eriophyllo - Pink -Fairy Duster - -- (209)-5-gel. ® Coesolpinia pulcherrima Red Bird of Paradise 82 5-gal. ® Convovulus cneorum Bush Morning Glory (80) 5-gal. O Dodonaea viscose Hopbush (57) 5-gal. ® lEricameria larcifolia Turpentine Bush 162 5- al. ® Leucophyllum zygophytlum Texas Ranger 186 5-gal. Salvia clevelandii Cleveland Sage (109) 5-gal. O Salvia greggii Autumn Sage 39 5-gal. O Simmondsia chinensis Jojoba (112) 5-gal. O Zizyphus obtusifolia reythorn (23) 5-gal. ® Agave colorato Mescal Ceniza (10) 5-gal. ❑• Agave ocahui Ocahul Agave (41) 5-gal. 13 Agave palmeri Palmer Agave (29) 5-gal. ® Baileys multiradiato Desert marigold (355) 1-gal Ceritoides lanata White Sage 110 5- al. Dasyiirion acrotriche Desert Spoon (90) 5-gal. ® Dalea versicolor var. Sessilis essilis Dales (75) 5-gol. °O Corneglea gigantea Saguaro (5) 1 ft Oo Carnegiea gigantea Saguaro (5) 3 ft Oa Carnegiea gigantea Saguaro (5) 6 ft °O Carnegiea gigantea Saguaro (4) 10 ft Oo Corne iea i antes 9 9 9 Saguaro 9 (3) greater than 10 ft -1 Euphorbia biglanduloso Gopher Plant (79) 5-gal. Ferocactus wislizeni Fish HookBarrel Cactus (64) 5-gal. Muhlenbergia rigens Deer Grass (97) 5-gal. 1 Nolina microcarpa Beargrass (116) 5-gal. Q Opuntio Basilaris Beavertail Prickly Pear (46) 5-gal. Opuntic Violaceo var. sontc-rita Purple Prickly Pear (39) 5-gal. Stipo speciosa IDesert Needlegross (78) 5-gal. - Muhlenbergia copilloris Pink Muhly (90) 5-gal. O Dalea greggli Dalea capitato Dyssodia pentachoeto Trailing Indigo Bush Golden Dalea-3' O.C. Dyssodia-1.5' O.C. (83) i-gol. (307) 1-gal. (1004) 1-gal. :'. ;.; Myoporum parvifolium Lantana camera Myoporum-6' O.C. Trailing Lantana Mexican Primrose (48) 1-gal. (13) 1-gal. enothero berlandier 2'O.C, (13) 1-gal Verbena tenera Rock Verbena (1.5 O.C.) (96) 1-gal. Justice spicegera Mexican Honeysuckle (57) 1-gal. 1.5 O.C. PROF BLDC 10 5 0 10 20 SCALE: 1" - 10'-0" PLANS FOR BIDDING PURPOSES ONLY. NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION. NOTE: PLANT SPECIES FOR CELLULAR PLAZA ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE - QUANTITIES. WILL STAY APPROXIMATELY THE SAME. Public Art _Plantin_g____ Plaza and SEE OTHER SHEETS FOR PLANT LEGEND VENTANA MEDICAL SYSTEMS INC. Phase II Portion of Section 30, T-11—S, R-14—E, G&SRM Town of Oro Volley, Pima County, Arizona Scale: 1 "=40'-0' Contour Interval: 1' Date: July 6, 2006 OV12-06 20 10 0 20 40 SCALE: V - 20'-0" PLANS FOR BIDDING PURPOSES ONLY. NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION. VENTANA MEDICAL SYSTEMS INC. Phase II Portion of Section 30, T-11—S, R-14—E, G&SRM Town of Oro Valley,, Pima County, Arizona Scale: 1 "=40'— Contour Interval: 1' Date: July 6, 2006 OV12-06-05 TREES O O O O SHRUBS ACCENTS GROUND COVER PLANT LEGEND BOTANICAL NAME COMMON NAME QTY/SIZE Acacia constricts White Thorn Acacia (42) 24" box Acacia fornesiona Sweet Acacia (8) 15 gal Acacia salicino Willow Acacia (33) 15 gal. Celtus pollida Desert hackberry (54) 15 gal. Cercidlum floridum Palo Verde (59) 24" box Cercidlum floridum Palo Verde (27) 15 gat. Cercidium 'Desert Museum' Desert Museum Palo Verde (8) 24' box Chilopsis linearis Desert Willow (7) 24" box Chilopsis linearis Desert Willow (20) 15 gal. Olneyo tesoto Ironwood (29) 15 gal. Prosopis velutina Velvet Mesquite (39) 24" box Prosopis velutina Velvet Mesquite (33) 15 gal. Pithecellobium flexicaule Texas Ebony (19) 24" box Quercus turbinellia Desert Scrub Oak (29) 15 gal. ® Buddleia marrubifolia Wooly Butterfly Bush (149) 5—gal. o Calliandra eriophyllo Pink Fairy Duster (209) 5—gal. li Coesolpinia pufcherrimo Red Bird of Paradise 82 5— al. ® Convovulus cneorum Bush Morning Glory (80) 5—gal. Dodonaeo viscoso Hopbush (57) 5—gal. ® Ericameria larcifolia Turpentine Bush 162 5—gal. ® Leucophyllum zygophyilum Texas Ranger 186 5— al. Salvia clevelandii Cleveland Sage (109) 5—gal. O Satvio greggii Autumn Sage at. O Simmondsia chinensis Jojoba 4395— 5—gal, Zizyphus obtusifolia reythorn —gal. Agave colorata Mescal Ceniza (10) 5—gal. ❑� Agave ocahui Ocahui Agave (41) 5—gal. Agave Palmeri Palmer Agave (29) 5—gal. ® Bolleyo multiradiato Desert marigold (355) 1—gal Ceritoides lanata White oge 110 5—gal. Dosyiirion acrotriche Desert Spoon (90) 5—gal. ® Dales versicolor var. Sessilis essilts Dales (75) 5—gal. Q Carnegiea gigontea Saguaro (5) 1 ft Qo Carnegiea gigantea Saguaro (5) 3 ft 0 Carnegiea gigantea Saguaro (5) 6 ft °O Carnegiea gigantea Saguaro (4) 10 ft Q Carnegiea gigantea Saguaro (3) greater than 10 ft + Euphorbla biglanduloso Gopher Plant (79) 5—gol. nA Ferococtus wislizeni HSIl Hookarre Cactus (64) 5—gal. 0 Muhlenbergia rigens Deer Grass (97) 5—gol. > Nolino microcarpa Beargross (116) 5—gal. Q Opuntia Basilaris Beavertail Prickly Pear (46) 5—gal. Opuntio Violocea var. n —rita purple Prickly Pear (39) 5—gal. Q Stipo speciosa Desert Needlegrass (78) 5—gal. Muhlenbergia capillaris Pink Muhly (90) 5—gal. O Dales greggii Delea copitato Dyssodta pentachaeto -; Myoporum par vfolium Lantana comaro enothera berlondler Verbena tenera Juetica spicegera Trailing Indigo Bush (83) 1—gal. Golden Dalea-3' O.C. (307) 1—gal. Dyssodia-1.5' O.C. (1004) 1—gal. Myoporum-6' O.C. (48) 1—gal. Trailing Ipantana Mexican (13) 1—gal. riimrose 2'O.C, (118) 1—gal Rock Verbena (1.5 O.C.) (96) 1—gol. Mexican Honeysuckle (57) i—gol. r, a nct 0 ao t0 $ Ln X \ RRR% W M W 10 ao W W U ; g (D ID 8 C 0 C ¢LPN ly �-O LL03N U 0 -R O Z v No Mx z W N O co Ocn "r C m U p -� 0 0— C W Q. W 0 0 iv- -0 to J �`e�maFF' s KAREN M. ` 4 CESARE p �jo DESICIIm BY: DRAwq er. Fsw CNECKED BY: Me DATE FM 2M uoe No.: oeoos SHEET NUMBER L-5 5 ar 11 0 Awl 7 tchli e 0 10 0 20 40 /' 0. PLANS FOR BIDDING 'P• ONLY. • FOR CONSTRUCTIO gg 0-0-51 l� ju k�, a; ;• °l oil O �!F?:g k1Agg jl`- �l .. 1 7� 1 �►Ii ..�� CIS,I •► p1 ,.•.`�� iF" A 1D e O U;w TREES O O 0 0 G ICY SHRUBS ACCENTS GROUND COVER PLANT LEGEND BOTANICAL NAME COMMON NAME OTY/SIZE Acacia constricts White Thorn Acacia (42) 24" box Acacia fornesiono Sweet Acacia (5) 15 gal Acacia sollcina Willow Acacia (33) 15 gal. Celtus pollido Desert hockberry (54) 15 gal. Cercidium floridum Palo Verde (59) 24" box Cercidium floridum Palo Verde (27) 15 gal. Cercidium 'Desert Museum' Desert Museum Palo Verde (8) 24' box Chilopsis linearis Desert Willow (7) 24" box Chilopsis linearis Desert Willow (20) 15 gal. Olneya tesoto Ironwood (29) 15 gal. Prosopis velutina Velvet Mesquite (39) 24" box Prosopis velutina Velvet Mesquite (33) 15 gol. Pithecellobium flexicaule Texas Ebony (19) 24" box Ouercus turbinellia Desert Scrub Oak (29) 15 gal. ® Buddleia marrubifolia Wooly Butterfly Bush (149) 5-gal. a Calliondra eriophytla Pink Fairy Duster (209) 5-gal. ® Coesolpinia pulcherrima Red Bird of Paradise 82 5- ol. 0 Convovulus cneorum Bush Morning Glory (80) 5-gal. O Dodonaea viscoso Hopbush (57) 5-gal. ® Ericameria larcifolia Turpentine Bush 162 5- al. ® Leucophyilum zygophytlum Texas Ranger 186 5- ol. C Salvia clevelandii Cleveland Sage (109) 5-gal. e Salvia greggii Autumn Sage 39 5- al. O Simmondsia chinensis Jojoba (112) 5-gol. O Zizyphus obtusifolia reythorn (23) 5-gal. ® Agave colorota Mescal Ceniza (10) 5-gal. Agave ocahui Ocahui Agave (41) 5-gal. Agave palmeri Palmer Agave (29) 5-gal. ® Baileys multiradiata Desert marigold (355) 1-gal Ceritoides lonata i e age 110 5-gal, Dasylirion acrotricha Desert Spoon (90) 5-gal. is Dalea versicolor var. Sessilis essilis Dales (75) 5-gol. Carnegiea gigantea Saguaro (5) 1 ft Q Carnegiea gigantea Saguaro (5) 3 ft Q Carnegiea gigantea Saguaro (5) 6 ft Carnegiea gigantea Saguaro (4) 10 ft Q Carnegiea gigantea Saguaro (3) greater than 10 ft blglonduloso Gopher Plant (79) 5-gal. gEuphorbia In, Ferocactus wislizeni Pish Hookbarrel Cactus (64) 5-gal. Muhlenbergia rigens Deer Grass (97) 5-gal. Nolino microcarpa Beargross (116) 5-gol. Q Opurtia Basilaris Beavertoil Prickly Pear (46) 5-gal. Opuntio Violoceo var. -ri a Purple Prickly Pear (39) 5-gotSonta. Q Stipa speciosa Desert Needlegross (78) 5-gal. Muhlenbergia copilloris Pink Muhly (90) 5-gat. O Dalea greggil Trailing Indigo Bush (83) 1-gal. Dalea capitato Golden Dalea-3' O.C. (307) 1-gal. Dyssodio pentachoeto Dyssodio-1.5' O.C. (1004) 1-gol. Myoporum parvifolium Myoporum-6' O.C. (48) 1-gal. Lantana camaro Trailing tpantona Mexican Primrose (13) 1-gal. Oenothero berlandier 2'O.C, (118) 1-gal Verbeno tenera Rock Verbena (1.5 O.C.) (96) 1-gol. Justica spicegera Mexican Honeysuckle (57) 1-gal. -- (1.5 O.C.) Planter A Planter B PLANT LEGEND (Planters Only) BOTANICAL NAME COMMON NAME QTY/SIZE O Acacia willordlana Palo Blanco (2) 15 gal Agave attenuate Fox Tail Agave (9) 3 gal Delospermla cooperl Ice Plant (13) 3 gal. Hibiscus syriacus Rose -of -Sharon (2) 5 gal. Pedilanthus macrocarpus Slipper Plant (9) 24" box Tradescontla pallida Purple Heart (17) 3 gal. 20 10 - 0 20 40 SCALE. 1' - 20'-0' PLANS FOR BIDDING PURPOSES ONLY. NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION. ' PLANT LEGEND TREES BOTANICAL NAME COMMON NAME QTY/SIZE �I I � Q \ J Q ` l ICD I O O SHRUBS VENTANA MEDICAL SYSTEMS INC. Phase II Portion of Section 30, T-11-S, R-14-E, G&SRM Town of Oro Valley, Pima County, Arizona Scale: 1 "=40'-0' Contour Interval: 1' Date: July 6, 2006 OV12-06-05 ACCENTS GROUND COVER Acacia constricts White Thorn Acacia (42) 24" box Acacia fornesiona Sweet Acacia (8) 15 gal Acacia solicina Willow Acacia (33) 15 gal. Celtus pallida Desert hockberry (54) 15 gal. Cercidium floridum Palo Verde (59) 24" box Cercidium floridum Palo Verde (27) 15 gal. Cercidium 'Desert Museum' Desert Museum Palo Verde (8) 24" box Chilopsis linearis Desert Willow (7) 24" box Chilopsis linearis Desert Willow (20) 15 gal. Olneya tesota Ironwood (29) 15 gal. Prosopis velutina Velvet Mesquite (39) 24" box Prosopis velutino Velvet Mesquite (33) 15 gal. Pithecellobium flexicaule Texas Ebony (19) 24" box Ouercus turbinellia Desert Scrub Oak (29) 15 gal. ® Buddleio marrubifolia Wooly Butterfly Bush (149) 5-gal. o Colllandra eriophyft - Pink Fairy Duster (209) 5-gal. ® Coesolpinia pulcherrima Red Bird of Paradise 82 5-gal. ® Convovulus cneorum Bush Morning Glory (80) 5-gal. - Dodonaea viscosa Hopbush (57) 5-gal. ® lEricameria larcifolia Turpentine Bush 162 5- al. ® Leucophyllum zygophyllum Texas Ranger 186 5- al. O Salvia clevelandiI Cleveland Sage (109) 5-gal. O Salvia greggii Autumn Saga 39 5- al. O Simmondsia chinensis Jojoba (112) 5-gal. O Zlzyphus obtusifolia 3reythorn (23) 5-gal. ® Agave colorato Mescal Ceniza (10) 5-gal. ❑� Agave ocahui Ocohui Agave (41) 5-gal. Agave Palmeri Palmer Agave (29) 5-gal. ® Baileya multirodiato Desert marigold (355) 1-gal Ceritoides lonata a age 110 5-Gal. Dosyiirion ocrotriche Desert Spoon (90) 5-gal. ® Doles versicolor var. Sessills essilis Dolea (75) 5-gal. O° Carnegiea gigantea Saguaro (5) 1 ft Carnegiea gigantea Saguaro (5) 3 ft O° Cornegiea gigantea Saguaro (5) 6 ft O° Carnegiea gigantea Saguaro (4) 10 ft Q Carnegiea gigantea Saguaro (3) greater than 10 ft + Euphorbla biglondulosa Gopher Plant (79) 5-gal. 0 Ferocactus wislizenl a oo crrel ctus (64) 5-gal. Muhlenbergia rigens Deer Grass (97) 5-gol. 1 Nolino microcorpo Beargrass (116) 5-gol. Q Opuntio Basiloris Beavertail Prickly Pear (46) 5-gal. OpuntialViolacea var. purple Prickly Pear (39) 5-gal. Stipa specloso Desert Needlegrass (78) 5-gal. - Muhlenbergic capilloris Pink Muhly (90) 5-gal. Dolea greggii Trailing Indigo Bush (83) 1-gal. Dalea capitata Golden Dalea-3' O.C. (307) 1-gal. Dyssodia pentachaeto Dyssodia-1.5' O.C. (1004) 1-galMyoporum IJustica parvifolium Myoporum-6' O.C. (48) 1-gal. Lantana camera Trailing Lantana Mexican Primrose(118) (13) 1-gal. Oenothero berlandier 1-gal2'o.c,Verbena tenera Rock Verbena (1.5 O.C.) (96) 1-gal. spicegera Mexican Honeysuckle (57) 1-gal. 1.5 O.C. J� rat ----yy �`•�" � �+.� � � ?� ... � ♦♦ ��,� '• r�'°°° �� =��-.mot. G ._::.:. ...+� o ,� �� ��r i�t`.e�s•� ,� , i.,• (;� a �01► ���ai � J1 : � • :e . r..D V 0' .i Lid . �r-- � w • •.O / vi •S`a r '•aY.a „+<'►.,, a �� I �. �:>► :;�0 p .► ., a e��• ��r � -�• � 0= - td'i �� � i•.$e ga A r • i �. • . �•-�1� 1[O .,��'! �. r� o pay i::�S.!� © L , o. , ,Qbq • � _; :F e ell MW lip Me 104@Fc, - ov ' �"�� •S• a�1� °°tC °ei� � �.�.. _ Qn � `v � �► ►►�I a Q� n�= w • .v �� - ��' '� _ - �. � � t �,r.•,•� �L7�C4�g9P_�c.! a Qrr,..C..' �iT/n..��- ��,�,Iq� . �. � � �ww•7•�P-��, •l�fF',R1ft" J1tJ)_l'7 �VG-).'�:••;�V�%"a�o. /��...� � :e 20 10 0 20 40 SCALE: V = 20'•0' PLANS FOR BIDDING PURPOSES ONLY. NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION. VENTANA MEDICAL SYSTEMS INC. Phase II Portion of Section 30, T-11-S, R-14-E, G&SRM Town of Oro Valley, Pima County, Arizona Scale: 1 "=40'-O" Contour Interval: 1' Date: July 6, 2006 OV 12-06-05 GROUND COVER PLANT LEGEND BOTANICAL NAME COMMON NAME QTY/SIZE Acacia constricts White Thorn Acacia (42) 24" box Acacia fornesiona Sweet Acacia (8) 15 gal Acacia solicina Willow Acacia (33) 15 gal. Celtus pollido Desert hockberry (54) 15 gal. Cercidium floridum Palo Verde (59) 24" box Cercidium florldum Palo Verde (27) 15 gal. Cercidium 'Desert Museum' Desert Museum Palo Verde (8) 24" box Chilopsis lineoris Desert Willow (7) 24" box Chilopsis linearis Desert Willow (20) 15 gal. Olneyo tesoto Ironwood (29) 15 gal, Prosopis velutina Velvet Mesquite (39) 24" box Prosopis velutino Velvet Mesquite (33) 15 gal. Pithecellobium flexicaule Texas Ebony (19) 24" box Quercus turbinellia Desert Scrub Oak (29) 15 gal. 0 Buddleia marrubifolia Wooly Butterfly Bush (149) 5-gal, o Calliandra eriophytla- Pink Fairy Duster (209) 5-gol. ® Coesalpinia pulcherrima Red Bird of Paradise 82 5- al. ® Convovulus cneorum Bush Morning Glory (80) 5-gal. G) Dodonaea viscosa Hopbush (57) 5-gal. ® Ericomeria larcifolia Turpentine Bush 162 5- al. ® Leucophyllum zygophyilum Texas Ranger 186 5-gal. 0 Salvia clevelandii Cleveland Sage (109) 5-gal. 0 Salvia greggii Autumn Sage 39 5- ol. O Simmondsla chinensis Jojoba (112) 5-gal. O Zizyphus obtusifolia reythorn (23 5-gal. ® Agave colorato Mescal Ceniza (10) 5-gal. Agave ocahul Ocahui Agave (41) 5-gal. 0 Agave Palmeri Palmer Agave (29) 5-gal. ® Baileya multiradiato Desert marigold (355) 1-gal Ceritoides lonata 1 e age 110 5- al. Dasylirlon acrotriche Desert Spoon (90) 5-gal. ®Dalea versicolor var. Sessilis essilis Dales (75) 5-gal. Carnegiea gigantea Saguaro (5) 1 ft Carnegiea gigantea Saguaro (5) 3 ft 0 Carnegiea gigantea Saguaro (5) 6 ft SCarnegiea gigantea Saguaro (4) 10 ft o O Corne iea gigantea 9 9 9 Saguaro 9 greater than 10 ft than + Euphorbio biglanduloso Gopher Plant (79) 5-gal. nA Ferocactus wislizeni is oobarrel (64) 5-gal. Muhlenbergio rigens Deer Grass (97) 5-gal. Nolina microcarpo Beargrass (116) 5-gal. ® Opuntia Basilaris Beavertall Prickly Pear (46) 5-gal. Opuntio Violacea var. _ • a Santa9 Purple Prickly Pear 39 - ( ) 5-gal. Stipa specioso Desert Needlegrass (78) 5-gol. . Muhlenbergio copillaris Pink Muhly (90) 5-gal. O Dalea greggii Dalea capitato Dyssodia pentachoeto Trailing Indigo Bush Golden Dalea-3' O.C. Dyssodia-1.5' O.C. (83) 1-gal. (307) 1-gal. (1004) 1-gal. =: Myoporum parvifolium Lantana comara Myoporum-6' O.C. Trailing Lantona Mexican Primrose (48) 1-gol. (13) 1-gal. Oenothera berlondier 2'O.C, (118) 1-gal Verbena tenera Rock Verbena (1.5 O.C.) (96) 1-gal. Justica spicegera Mexican Honeysuckle (57) 1-gal. (1.5 O.C.) CELLULAR PLAZA I FINAL DESIGN TBD I r 1 ( CONC. WALK s r FINAL LOCATION TBD OPOSEX I�• .� o•!OI�:��Olpr` EXISTING WALL EXISTING UTILITIES ►-.-ci: .mow s �.�,w.„��I!� ��OLw�•i• ��t ����"'►'I,j�OIi►��OYi��o ��s!Y.i��i!I,-s�L"i �!!s', P!, WO—�j����Q .J■Y` . �I OI s!Iwi OI ♦ ol: ••p7 sV„ OI,, ft OI,�.�ay �i�I,j!OIOIwOIw�Ih! Ff vI�wi.:�. •Yt'j�O!Oi� NO!N`!OI4��s%i'�+��i!Iw�.i�01 O!,e"V �a`A01, ���.` I�y+i•!I�j!Ol�j�s�!I�♦!��ipjl'►���L�I��:I j�-ll����8�1� �A�s•I�'di°i� • Oi �I•��Olwi�s!I�#*��!I�i�i�Iw��101wj�i!L�ij�®.ci�j�••Iw���y�ij•�`: BENCH N no I ■ ♦i ►!i�i j� NOUN ■■AR■I •.y Aid,♦N„O!,, ■■■■'t1111111111121 ■■■Jig! OIL 1 1 ► 1 :I WALK PROPOSED BLDG. #5 PLANS FOR BIDDING PURPOSES ONLY. NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION. s ✓� PROPOSED / BLDG. #2 EXPANSION O��•,���i 1 e• ►"♦•,■ "xgr ` FEW, � �, Area of Native Seed = 31,354.41 sq. ft. (0.72 acres) Area of Decomposed Granite = 171,566.42 sq. ft. (3.94 acres) LEGEND e PROPERTY BOUNDARY NATIVE SEED LIMITS DECOMPOSED GRANITE LIMITS EXISTING CONTOURS PROPOSED CONTOURS DRY STREAM BED VENTANA MEDICAL SYSTEMS INC. Phase II Portion of Section 30, T-11—S, R-14—E, G&SRM Town of Oro Valley, Pima County, Arizona Scale: 1 "=40'—O" Contour Interval: 1' Date: July 6, 2006 OV12-06-05 to m 0 a t m X \ W M7 �ao ;» fix= c 8 C o a DR CT m LU to 0 LL co CV $ OOo Z 0 v M4 Z'� C U � U OL E/ 0 Q. U U U Cn > a �J KAREN M. T CESARE 9 DESGNED BY: YSW DRAWN BY: FSW CHECKED BY: KMC DATE FEB 2006 JOB NO.: 06009 SHEET NUMBER L-3 9 DF 11 /EXISTING SCREEN- WALL OO ..say' 11ik• s • TIE INTO EXISTING IRRIGATION MAINLINE I / I.SZwP h line D�= \Mat - line D r D I :D MIm IMMMMM 'v ■■■■■ I par 1 � �ootY� • � � 1��� ��� M. �"�� ��'. � !�'�ill��• i -- -- ;jaw. 4 .5 RIP I i 11 d •„ a ','', v �'', , ii 1 =':. LEGEND a_ PROPERTY BOUNDARY - EXISTING CONTOURS IRRIGATION EQUIPMENT SCHEDULE QMeter. new landscape areas will tie Into existing meter and mainline. Contractor to provide shop drawings. . Not Shown Flow Sensor Tucor—RK—FS-1. One per Master Valve. © Irrigation controller. Tucor RKD Controller In Horizon Rain Safe (Spec# RSTlD2R345B. Description: Horizontal Rain Safe Pedestal Mount In All Spec Aluminum Cabinet with Surge Protection and Fon).Controller PDF http: //www.tucor.com/CutSheete/PB—RKD.pdf q Drip zone remote control valve assembly rainbird XCZ-100com 1". Assembly Includes — (1) FPT ball valve, (1) PEB remote control valve, (1) RBY—C series commercial inline filter with 200MX stainless steel screen, (1) psi—M40X-100 pressure regulator and (3) schedule 80 close nipples 0 Remote control valve Roinbird PEB series, size as noted ®f Gate Valve, Hammond 667. size per Incoming line. Not Shown Tucor RKLD050 Decoders and wiring diagram— http;www.tucor.com/Details/Other/RKD60%20—%20decoder%20wiring.dwg — http: //www.tutor.com/CutSheete/Pb—RkLD-050.pdf 4� Filter rainbird RBY200CLS w/ mesh filter element SC20OSS Shrub emitter lateral line size 3/4" w/ flush cap assembly. polyethylene hardie duro poly blue stripe emitter. Compression or threaded fitting w/ hose threaded cap. Tree emitter lateral line size 3/4" w/ flush cap assembly. polyethylene hardie duro poly blue stripe emitter. Compression or threaded fitting w/ hose threaded cop. — — — Irrigetlon main line pipe pvc schedule 40. Size as noted on plans. Sleeves: schedule 40 pvc — Install under paving, min. 2 sizes larger than line size. Not Shown Tree emitters: multi outlet emitters rain xerlbug 2.0 gph pressure compensating module (barb x barb) (not shown) Not Shown Shrub emitters: single outlet emitters rain xerlbug 1.0 gph pressure compensating emitter (barb x barb) (not shown) Valve number slue size wP ow rate EMITTER SCHEDULE Trees All trees: (4) 29ph emitters Shrubs All shrubs: (1) tgph emitter 40 20 0 40 80 SCALE: 1' = 40'-V VENTANA MEDICAL SYSTEMS INC. Phase II Portion of Section 30, T-11—S, R-14—E, G&SRM Town of Oro Valley, Pima County, Arizona Scale: 1 "=40'-0- Contour Interval: 1' Date: July 6, 2006 OV12-06-05 0 m 0 m Kx aW .W a w U C C �pp 0 C�Pfj W coots m N U £LL gr��� a Z 00 �cvw O u) rA ZLOV mod' C � W O y C (n 0— N C3 C C _O Q .� C N C �r �`aa,eapr 8 22xOt �' KAREN Y. y CESARE �jjpW �S DESIGNED BY: W DRAWN BY: FSW CHECKED Br. KMC DATE: JAN 2006 JOB NO.: ohm SHEET NUMBER IRR 10 11 aF IRRIGATION NOTES: 1. DRAWING IS SCHEMATIC, COMPONENTS SHALL BE LOCATED IN NON -PAVED AREAS. CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR LOCATING SYSTEM COMPONENTS WHERE THEY WALL NOT INTERFERE WITH PLANTING OR WATER -HARVESTING EARTHWORKS SHOWN OR SPECIFIED ON THE PLANS. CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR COMPLETE HEAD -TO -HEAD COVERAGE. 2. EXAMINATIONS OF THE DRAWINGS AND PREMISES: BEFORE SUBMITTING A BID, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL MAKE A CAREFUL STUDY OF THE DRAWINGS, THE PREMISES, THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE CONTRACT, AND ANY EXISTING WORK. CONTRACTOR SHALL DETERMINE IN ADVANCE THE METHODS OF INSTALLING AND CONNECTING THE SYSTEM AND THE MEANS TO BE PROVIDED FOR GETTING THE EQUIPMENT INTO PLACE. BY THE ACT OF SUBMITTING A PROPOSAL FOR THE WORK REQUIRED AND INCLUDED IN THE CONTRACT, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE DEEMED TO HAVE MADE SUCH STUDY, AND TO BE FAMILIAR WITH AND ACCEPT ALL CONDITIONS OF THE SITE. 3. ANY INCONSISTENCIES OR ANTICIPATED PROBLEMS WITH THE PLANS OR SITE SHALL IMMEDIATELY BE BROUGHT TO THE ATTENTION OF THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT FOR RESOLUTION. CONTRACTOR SHALL NOT WILLFULLY INSTALL ANY PART OF THE SYSTEM MICH H R H S WILL AS C E O SHE BELIEVE LL NOT INTENDED. 4. EXISTING UTILITIES: THECONTRACTOR A I A F UTILITIES C SHALL VERIFY THE LOCATIONS AND ELEVATIONS 0 ALL TL AND AVAILABILITY OF UTILITIES AND SERVICES REQUIRED. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL REPAIR, TO THE SATISFACTION OF THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR AND AT NO COST TO THE OWNER, ANY DAMAGE THE CONTRACTOR MAY CAUSE TO ANY UTILITY SHOWN OR NOT SHOWN ON THE PLANS. SHOULD UTILITIES NOT SHOWN ON THE PLANS BE FOUND DURING EXCAVATIONS, CONTRACTOR SHALL PROMPTLY NOTIFY GENERAL CONTRACTOR FOR INSTRUCTIONS AS TO FURTHER ACTION. CONTRACTOR SHALL, AT NO INCREASE IN COST TO THE OWNER, MAKE ANY NECESSARY ADJUSTMENTS IN THE LAYOUT REQUIRED TO CONNECT TO EXISTING STUBOUTS OR TO WORK AROUND EXISTING WORK. ALL SUCH WORK WILL BE RECORDED ON RECORD DRAWINGS AND TURNED OVER TO THE ACCEPTANCE. GENERAL CONTRACTOR PRIOR TO FINAL ACC E E 5. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL GIVE ALL NECESSARY NOTICES, OBTAIN ALL PERMITS AND PAY ALL COSTS IN CONNECTION WITH HIS/HER WORK; FILE WITH ALL GOVERNMENTAL DEPARTMENTS HAVING JURISDICTION; OBTAIN ALL REQUIRED CERTIFICATES OF INSPECTION FOR WORK AND DELIVER THEM TO THE OWNER'S REPRESENTATIVE BEFORE REQUEST OF ACCEPTANCE AND FINAL PAYMENT. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL COMPLY WITH ALL LAWS, RULES AND REGULATIONS OF ALL AUTHORITIES HAVING JURISDICTION OVER PREMISES. 6. SLEEVING: ALL LATERAL LINE, EMITTER LINE. AND CONTROL WIRE SHALL BE IN SLEEVES UNDER ALL PAVED SURFACES AND ANY NON PAVED SURFACE RECEIVING VEHICULAR TRAFFIC. ADDITIONALLY, ALL MAIN LINE PIPING UNDER VEHICULAR PAVING OR STRUCTURAL WALLS SHALL BE PLACED IN SLEEVES. SLEEVES SHALL BE SCH. 40 PVC, AT LEAST TWO PIPE SIZES LARGER THAN THE PIPE BEING SLEEVED. EXTEND ALL SLEEVES 2 FEET INTO EACH PLANTING AREA. ALL SLEEVES SHALL BE CAPPED AND KEPT CLEAR OF DIRT AND DEBRIS.. ALL JOINTS TO BE SOLVENT WELDED. NOT ALL REQUIRED SLEEVES ARE SHOWN ON THE DRAWINGS; PROVIDE SLEEVES AS SHOWN AND AS REQUIRED. CONTRACTOR SHALL FIELD VERIFY ANY EXISTING SLEEVING LOCATIONS. 7. CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY WATER PRESSURE ON SITE PRIOR TO BEGINNING WORK. IF DISCREPANCY EXISTS BETWEEN WATER PRESSURE TESTED ON SITE AND THAT NOTED ON PLAN, CONTRACTOR SHALL IMMEDIATELY NOTIFY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT. SYSTEM IS DESIGNED BASED ON 50 PSI STATIC PRESSURE 8. CONTRACTOR SHALL FURNISH AND INSTALL MATERIAL AND EQUIPMENT PERTAINING TO THE IRRIGATION SYSTEM HEREIN SPECIFIED OR SHOWN ON THE DRAWINGS. THIS SHALL INCLUDE ALL ITEMS OF A MINOR NATURE NECESSARY TO COMPLETE THE INSTALLATION AND USUALLY INCLUDED IN SIMILAR WORK. 9. SUBMITTALS: THE LANDSCAPECONTRACTOR A TRACTOR FIVE COPIES S SHALL SUBMIT TO THE GENERAL CON OF SHOP DRAWINGS OR MANUFACTURER'S "CUT SHEET" FOR EACH TYPE OF PIPE, CONTROLLER, VALVE, VALVE BOX, WIRE, CONDUIT, FITTING AND ALL OTHER EQUIPMENT WHICH HE/SHE PROPOSES TO INSTALL ON THE JOB. THE SUBMITTAL SHALL INCLUDE THE MANUFACTURER'S NAME MODEL NUMBER EQUIPMENT CAPACITY AND MANUFACTURER'S INSTALLATION RECOMMENDATION, IF APPLICABLE, FOR EACH PROPOSED ITEM. SUBSTITUTION OF MATERIALS SPECIFIED WITHOUT PRIOR PERMISSION OF THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED AND ANY UNAPPROVED MATERIALS SHALL BE REMOVED AT THE CONTRACTOR'S EXPENSE. LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REJECT ANY QUESTIONABLE MATERIALS OR WORKMANSHIP. 10. EXCAVATION: IF THE BOTTOM OF A PIPE TRENCH EXCAVATION IS FOUND TO CONSIST OF ROCK, CAUCHE, OR ANY OTHER MATERIAL THAT CANNOT BE EXCAVATED TO GIVE A UNIFORM BEARING SURFACE, THE MATERIAL SHALL BE REMOVED FOR AT LEAST THREE INCHES BELOW THE SPECIFIED TRENCH DEPTH, AND BE REFILLED TO SPECIFIED TRENCH DEPTH WITH SUITABLE SOIL THOROUGHLY TAMPED INTO PLACE. 11. BURIAL OF PIPE SHALL BE AS FOLLOWS: MAIN LINE PIPING 18" PVC EMITTER HEADER 12" EMITTER LATERAL 8" CONTROL WIRES 12" 12. MINIMUM VERTICAL CLEARANCE FOR PIPE CROSSINGS TO BE 3". 13. LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT TO APPROVE THE LOCATION OF VALVES, CONTROLLERS, MAIN LINE ROUTING, PRESSURE REGULATORS, AND BACKFLOW PREVENTERS PRIOR TO INSTALLATION. 14. THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT RESERVES THE RIGHT TO MAKE MINOR ADJUSTMENTS TO HEAD AND EMITTER PLACEMENT, OR NOZZLE SELECTION AT NO ADDITIONAL COST TO THE OWNER. 15. REMOTE CONTROL VALVES SHALL BE INSTALLED IN A JUMBO VALVE BOX - BROOKS 1324 OR APPROVED EQUAL 16. FITTINGS: ALL PVC FITTINGS SHALL BE SCH. 40 OR AS SHOWN ON THE PLANS, ALL POLYETHYLENE FITTINGS SHALL BE COMPRESSION STYLE. 17. WIRING: 2-WIRE PATH AND DECODERS SHALL BE INSTALLED ACCORDING TO MANUFACTURER'S SPECIFICATIONS. SURGE PROTECTORS TO BE PROVIDED EVERY 600 FEET. WHERE MULTIPLE VALVES ARE CLUSTERED IN ONE AREA, LD-400 OR LD-600 DECODERS MAY BE USED. ALL SPLICES SHALL OCCUR INSIDE VALVE BOXES, USING APPROVED WATERTIGHT CONNECTORS. ALL CONTROL WIRING INSTALLED UNDER PAVING SHALL BE INSTALLED IN SCH. 40 CONDUIT. 18. CONTROLLERS: AUTOMATIC CONTROLLER SYSTEM SHALL BE INSTALLED AND GROUNDED PER MANUFACTURER'S SPECIFICATIONS. REMOTE CONTROL VALVES SHALL BE CONNECTED TO CONTROLLER IN NUMERICAL SEQUENCE AS SHOWN ON THE DRAWINGS. EXACT LOCATION OF CONTROLLER TO BE DETERMINED. 19. EMITTERS: THE EMITTER SYSTEM IS SHOWN SCHEMATICALLY. SPECIFIC EMITTERS AND DISTRIBUTION TUBING ARE NOT SHOWN ON THE PLAN AND ARE SUBJECT TO FIELD ADJUSTMENT. 3/4" POLYETHYLENE TUBING SHALL BE ROUTED SO THAT DISTRIBUTION TUBING DOES NOT EXCEED A MAXIMUM LENGTH OF 10 FEET. WHEN A PLANT RECEIVES MULTIPLE EMITTERS, THEY SHALL BE EVENLY SPACED AROUND THE PERIMETER OF THE PLANT'S ROOT BALL AND DISTRIBUTION TUBING SHALL BE LONG ENOUGH TO ALLOW FUTURE RELOCATION OF THE EMITTERS TO EVENLY SPACED POINTS SIX FEET FROM THE TRUNK. 20. TESTING OF IRRIGATION SYSTEM: PRIOR TO BACKFILLING OR PAVING OVER LINES, ALL LINES SHALL BE PRESSURE TESTED AND PROVED WATER TIGHT. ALL HYDROSTATIC TESTS SHALL BE MADE ONLY IN THE PRESENCE OF OWNER'S REPRESENTATIVE. CONTRACTOR TO FURNISH ALL NECESSARY TEST EQUIPMENT. PRESSURE LINES SHALL BE TESTED UNDER HYDROSTATIC PRESSURE OF 150 LBS PER SQUARE INCH. PVC LATERAL LINE, EMITTER HEADER, AND POLYETHYLENE PIPE SHALL BE TESTED AT WORKING LINE PRESSURES WITH COUPLINGS EXPOSED AND SWING JOINTS AND OTHER OUTLETS CAPPED. BEFORE TESTING, THE LINE SHALL HAVE BEEN FILLED WITH WATER FOR AT LEAST FOUR HOURS AND PROVISIONS MADE FOR THOROUGHLY BLEEDING THE LINE OF AIR. SUSTAIN PRESSURE IN LINES FOR NOT LESS THAN TWO HOURS. ALL LINES SHALL BE TESTED AND COMPETELY FLUSHED PRIOR TO INSERTION OF EMITTERS OR HEADS. UPON COMPLETION OF EACH PHASE OF WORK, ENTIRE SYSTEM SHALL BE TESTED AND ADJUSTED TO MEET SITE REQUIREMENTS. 21. BACKFILLING: TRENCHES SHALL BE CAREFULLY BACKFILLED IN 6" LIFTS WITH THE EXCAVATED SOIL APPROVED FOR BACKFILLING, FREE OF CLODS OR STONES LARGER THAN ONE INCH IN DIAMETER. BACKFILL SHALL BE MECHANICALLY COMPACTED IN LANDSCAPED AREAS TO A DRY DENSITY EQUAL TO ADJACENT UNDISTURBED SOIL BACKFILL WILL CONFORM TO ADJACENT GRADES WITHOUT DIPS, MOUNDS, OR OTHER SURFACE IRREGULARITIES. BACKFILLING SHALL NOT BE PERFORMED WHILE TRENCHES OR BACKFILL MATERIAL IS IN A WET OR MUDDY CONDITION. FLOODING OF TRENCHES IS NOT PERMITTED. DURING THE MAINTENANCE PERIOD, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL FILL TRENCHES TO COMPENSATE FOR SETTLING. IF SETTLING OCCURS AND SUBSEQUENT ADJUSTMENTS IN PIPE, VALVES, PLANTING, OR OTHER CONSTRUCTION ARE NECESSARY, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL MAKE ALL REQUIRED ADJUSTMENTS AT NO COST TO THE OWNER. 22. OBSERVATION SCHEDULE: CONTRACTOR SHALL NOTIFY THE OWNER'S REPRESENTATIVE OF THE FOLLOWING OBSERVATIONS IN ADVANCE AS INDICATED: PRE -JOB CONFERENCE - 7 DAYS PRESSURE SUPPLY LINE INSTALLATION AND TESTING - 48 HOURS AUTOMATIC CONTROLLER INSTALLATION - 48 HOURS CONTROL WIRE INSTALLATION - 48 HOURS PROVISIONAL AND FINAL OBSERVATION - 7 DAYS EMITTER LATERAL AND EXTENSION LINE PLACEMENT - 48 HOURS EMITTER OPERATION - 48 HOURS NO OBSERVATION SHALL COMMENCE WITHOUT AS -BUILT DRAWINGS. CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL INCONVENIENCE CAUSED IF THE CONTRACTOR CALLS FOR AN OBSERVATION WITHOUT AS -BUILT DRAWINGS, WITHOUT COMPLETING PREVIOUSLY NOTED CORRECTIONS, OR WITHOUT PREPARING THE SYSTEM FOR OBSERVATIONS. 23. CLEANING UP: THE CONTRACTOR SHALL AT ALL TIMES KEEP WORK AREA IN A NEAT AND ORDERLY CONDITION. CONTRACTOR SHALL FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONS ISSUED BY THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT IN REGARD TO THE STORAGE OF MATERIAL, PROTECTION MEASURES, CLEANING UP OF DEBRIS, ETC. UPON COMPLETION OF THE WORK, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL THOROUGHLY CLEAN ALL MACHINERY, PIPING, ETC., AND SHALL HAVE THE -AREA BROOM CLEAN INSOFAR AS HIS/HER WORK IS CONCERNED.---------- 24. DAMAGE BY LEAKS: THE LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR DAMAGES TO ANY SITE FEATURE CAUSED BY LEAKS IN THE PIPING SYSTEMS BEING INSTALLED OR HAVING BEEN INSTALLED BY CONTRACTOR. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL REPAIR, IN A MANNER SATISFACTORY TO THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT AND AT NO COST TO THE OWNER, ALL DAMAGE SO CAUSED. 25. RECORD LANDSCAPE DRAWINGS: LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR SHALL AT ALL TIMES MAINTAIN ON SITE A COMPLETE SET OF RECORD DRAWINGS, SHOWING DIMENSIONED LOCATIONS AND DEPTHS FOR EACH OF THE FOLLOWING: MAIN LINE ROUTING, SLEEVES, PRESSURE REGULATORS, GATE VALVES, REMOTE CONTROL VALVES, CONTROL WIRE ROUTING, EMITTER HEADERS, LATERALS, FLUSH VALVES, AND OTHER RELATED ITEMS AS DIRECTED BY THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT. LOCATE ALL DIMENSIONS FROM TWO PERMANENT POINTS (BUILDINGS, MONUMENTS, SIDEWALKS, CURBS OR PAVEMENTS). MAKE DIMENSIONS ACCURATELY AT THE SAME SCALE USED ON ORIGINAL DRAWINGS OR LARGER. 26. EQUIPMENT TO BE FURNISHED: AS PART OF THIS CONTRACT, CONTRACTOR SHALL SUPPLY THE FOLLOWING TOOLS TO THE OWNER AT THE CONCLUSION OF THE PROJECT: TWO KEYS FOR EACH AUTOMATIC CONTROLLER (CONTROLLERS TO BE KEYED ALIKE). TWO QUICK -COUPLING N H FQUICK-COUPLING VALVE INSTALLED. BEFORE KEYS AND MATCHING HOSE SWIVELS OR EACH TYPE OF FINAL INSPECTION CAN OCCUR, EVIDENCE THAT THE OWNER HAS RECEIVED MATERIAL MUST BE SHOWN TO OWNERS REPRESENTATIVE. 27. OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS: AT THE COMPLETION OF THE WORK, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL SUBMIT A COMPLETE, TYPEWRITTEN SET OF OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS TO THE OWNER. THE INSTRUCTIONS SHALL INCLUDE ALL INFORMATION NEEDED TO PROPERLY OPERATE AND MAINTAIN THE IRRIGATION SYSTEM, INCLUDING SCHEDULING INFORMATION, PARTS LISTS, ETC. CONTRACTOR SHALL ALSO SUPPLY A REDUCED SCHEMATIC SITE PLAN THAT WILL FIT INSIDE CONTROLLER SHOWING THE BASIC AREAS COVERED BY EACH STATION. CHART SHALL BE COLOR CODED AND LAMINATED BETWEEN 2 LAYERS OF 20 MIL THICK PLASTIC SHEET. 28. MAINTENANCE: CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE JOB MAINTENANCE OF ALL IRRIGATION AND SHALL CONTINUE UNTIL JOB ACCEPTANCE BY THE OWNER. MAINTAIN ALL SYSTEM COMPONENTS AND ASSURE PROPER WATERING OF ALL PLANTS, REPAIR ANY LEAKS, AND REPLACE ANY DEFECTIVE COMPONENTS. AFTER ALL LANDSCAPE AND IRRIGATION OPERATIONS ARE COMPLETE AND IN CONFORMANCE WITH THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS, THE OWNER SHALL GRANT PROVISIONAL ACCEPTANCE. FOLLOWING PROVISIONAL ACCEPTANCE, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE JOB MAINTENANCE FOR 90 DAYS CONSISTING OF ALL ITEMS COVERED UNDER MAINTENANCE ALONE. FOLLOWING THE 90- DAY MAINTENANCE PERIOD, THE OWNER SHALL GRANT FINAL JOB ACCEPTANCE AFTER VERIFYING ALL WORK AND SYSTEM COMPONENTS ARE IN CONFORMANCE WITH THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS. 29. GUARANTEE: THE IRRIGATION SYSTEM SHALL BE GUARANTEED BY THE CONTRACTOR TO BE FREE OF DEFECTS IN WORKMANSHIP AND MATERIALS FOR A PERIOD OF SIX MONTHS FROM THE COMMENCEMENT OF THE FORMAL MAINTENANCE PERIOD. LANDSCAPE NOTES: 1. PRIOR TO BIDDING AND AGAIN IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING AWARD OF CONTRACT, LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY THE AVAILABILITY OF ALL PLANTS AND LANDSCAPE MATERIALS CALLED FOR ON THE PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS. ANY PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED SHALL IMMEDIATELY BE BROUGHT TO THE ATTENTION OF THE OWNER'S AGENT FOR RESOLUTION. FAILURE TO VERIFY AVAILABILITY WILL NOT RELIEVE THE CONTRACTOR OF THE OBLIGATION TO INSTALL ALL PLANTS AND MATERIALS AS INDICATED IN A TIMELY MANNER. 2. ALL LANDSCAPE MATERIALS SHALL BE CONSISTENT WITH NORMAL INDUSTRY STANDARDS. THEY SHALL BE FREE OF ANY HARMFUL DEBRIS, MARKS, OR ABNORMALITIES. 3. ALL PLANT MATERIALS SHALL BE TYPICAL OF THEIR SPECIES OR VARIETY AND SHALL HAVE NORMAL HABIT OF GROWTH. THEY SHALL BE SOUND, HEALTHY AND VIGOROUS, WELL -BRANCHED AND DENSELY FOLIATED WHEN IN LEAF. THEY SHALL BE FREE OF DISEASE AND INSECT PESTS, EGGS, OR LARVAE. THEY SHALL HAVE HEALTHY, WELL -DEVELOPED ROOT SYSTEMS FREE OF KINKED OR CIRCLING ROOTS. PLANTS SHALL BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICAN STANDARD FOR NURSERY STOCK, LATESTED EDITION, PUBLISHED BY THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF NURSERYMEN, AND THE ARIZONA NURSERY ASSOCIATION GROWERS' COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED TREE SPECIFICATIONS. 4. CONTAINER -GROWN TREES SHALL BE SELECTED SO AS NOT TO REQUIRE STAKING. CONTACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FCR REMOVING ANY NURSERY STAKES AT THE NURSERY TO VERIFY STURDINESS OF TREES. TREES THAT CANNOT SUPPORT THEMSELVES UPRIGHT WITHOUT STAKES SHALL BE REJECTED. 5. CONTRACTOR IS TO DETERMINE EXACT QUANTITIES OF PLANT MATERIAL REQUIRED. ANY QUANTITIES SHOWN ON SCHEDULES ARE APPROXIMATE. 6. LARGE TRANSPLANTED TREES ARE A PART OF THIS PLAN. CONTRACTOR SHALL TAKE ALL STEPS NECESSARY TO COORDINATE TREE SPADING WITH OTHER CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES TO AVOID DAMAGE TO TREES AND OTHER LANDSCAPE FEATURES. 7. PRIOR TO PLANTING, THE LOCATION OF ALL TREES AND SHRUBS SHALL BE FLAGGED ON THE SITE PER DESIGN FOR APPROVAL BY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT. 8. LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT SHALL IDENTIFY SPECIMEN PALO VERDE TREES IN TEMPORARY NURSERY FOR USE IN MINIPARKS. SPECIMEN TREES ARE INDICATED ON THE PLAN AND ARE IDENTIFIED IN THE NURSERY BY RED AND WHITE STRIPED FLAGGING. 9. BACKFILL MIXES SHALL CONSIST OF LOOSENED NATIVE SOIL FREE OF CLODS OR ROCKS GREATER THAN 2" IN DIAMETER. 10. ALL PLANTS SHALL BEAR THE SAME RELATIONSHIP TO FINISH GRADE AS TO THE PLANTS' ORIGINAL GRADE BEFORE DIGGING. 11. TURF TO BE BOB SOD OR APPROVED EQUAL. 12. ALL AREAS NOT COVERED BY PAVEMENT, PLAY SURFACING, OR TURF SHALL BE COVERED WITH A UNIFORM 2" LAYER OF 1/2" SCREENED CRUSHED ROCK. COLOR OF ROCK SHALL MATCH THAT USED IN ADJACENT LANDSCAPED PASEOS. 13. WATER HARVESTING BASINS SHALL BE CONSTRUCTED FOR ALL PLANTS EXCEPT AGAVES AND DASYLIRION SPECIES. BASINS SHALL BE 6 DEEP WITH LEVEL BOTTOMS GENTLY UNDULATING SIDES SIDE SLOPES THAT VARY BETWEEN 2:1 AND 5:1. AND REVERSE CURVES AT TOP AND BOTTOM OF SIDE SLOPES. BASINS SHALL BE LOCATED AND SHAPED SO THAT TREES AND SHRUBS FALL WITHIN BASIN BOTTOMS WHEN PLANTED AS SHOWN ON PLANS. PRIOR TO DIGGING BASINS, CONTRACTOR SHALL MARK OUT BASIN LOCATIONS ON GROUND WITH SPRAY PAINT OR CHALK FOR APPROVAL BY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT. 14. CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE JOB MAINTENANCE IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING ANY PLANTING OPERATION AND SHALL CONTINUE UNTIL 0 ACCEPTANCE B JOB A OWNER. MAINTAIN TREES SHRUBS AND OTHER Y PLANTS BY PRUNING, CULTIVATING, AND WEEDING AS REQUIRED FOR HEALTHY GROWTH. RESTORE WATER HARVESTING FEATURES AND RESET TREES AND SHRUBS TO PROPER GRADES OR VERTICAL POSITION AS REQUIRED. IF INSECTS OR DISEASE ARE OBSERVED, AN INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT PROFESSIONAL IS TO BE CONSULTED. INDISCRIMINATE USE OF PESTICIDES MAY SUBJECT CONTRACTOR TO LIABILITY FOR FUTURE PEST PROBLEMS. AFTER ALL LANDSCAPE OPERATIONS ARE COMPLETE AND IN CONFORMANCE WITH THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS, THE OWNER SHALL GRANT PROVISIONAL ACCEPTANCE. FOLLOWING PROVISIONAL ACCEPTANCE, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE JOB MAINTENANCE FOR 90 DAYS CONSISTING OF ALL ITEMS LISTED ABOVE. FOLLOWING THE 90-DAY MAINTENANCE PERIOD, THE OWNER SHALL GRANT FINAL JOB ACCEPTANCE AFTER VERIFYING ALL WORK AND PLANTS ARE IN CONFORMANCE WITH THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS. 15. ALL PLANTS, MATERIALS, AND WORKMANSHIP TO BE GUARANTEED FOR ONE YEAR FOLLOWING FINAL JOB ACCEPTANCE BY OWNER. ANY UNHEALTHY PLANTS SHALL BE PROMPTLY REMOVED AND REPLACED. GUARANTEE WILL BE LIMITED TO ONE REPLACEMENT UNLESS IT IS DETERMINED THAT FAULTY PLANT MATERIALS OR WORKMANSHIP ARE THE CAUSE OF NEED FOR REPLACEMENT. PLANS FOR BIDDING PURPOSES ONLY. NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION. VENTANA MEDICAL SYSTEMS INC. Phase II Portion of Section 30, T-11-S, R-14-E, G&SRM Town of Oro Valley, Pima County, Arizona Scale: 1 "=40'-O" Contour Interval: 1' Date: July 6, 2006 OV12-06-05 10 0 a a �m Cx �w �w ya Dot > C g C (cD C 0 C W V" LL .]C �Q 1�1yy O DO N DD Z N N O V C4� zV r r LL U n>' W _C N E W O c C O Cn 1 C C •U_ V _U _O 6 C C N i�'McccN �� o i g 22M, b KAREN M. 7 CESARE P DESIGNED BY: F DRANK BY. FSW CHECKED BY: KMC DATE: JAN 20D6 JOB NO.: 05009 SHEET NUMBER IRR-2 11 DF 11 BUFFERYARD (4o- V 7 240 lee °°`GiIP�/ f Landsca n n n t i i Minclical �4 tl EXISTING BUILDING#1 v1\a' \`%��\� \ 1. ZONING: Zoning of subject property is PAD --CPI. All adjacent properties are zoned Open Space and GPI. 2. AREA CALCULATIONS: Area of Project: 19.6 acres. Area of this graded site: 18.0 acres. Area of undisturbed natural area: 0.0 acres. Area of Common Lanscaping: 25.6% of site area. Area of landscaped courtyard or mall: 10.27 of site �/. area. Decomposed Granite Limit: 25% of Landscape = 1.15 acres. Decomposed Granite Installed: 1.14 acres �\ J `- ; �;�` i r `` r ' 3. NPPP and SRI: Site built upon and cleared. Existing parking and paving to be removed. See Native Plant Preservation _ r ` {Irrl t i i-. f ' P - \\ ;,>/„E��I;1;1;,+i1, r Plant prepared by WLB for Rancho Vistoso Neighborhood 3 & 4 Phase 1 dated 05/24/00. Transplanted plants shown in TIS AR \ e>r \♦ • _ existing landscaping On tI^11S plan. 4. DUST CONTROL: Dust control: all disturbed, graded or bladed areas not otherwise improved shall be treated with decom osed g ranite 2" thick or h droseeded with the seed mix shown on this sheet. Decomposed granite should not be Se�' \ \ \ ' ' used in basinbottoms, in flow channels, nor on side slopes steeper than 4: 1. Basin bottoms and other disturbed areas CPS " ' � `�\,Jo, not covered with decomposed granite will be treated with the general seed mix. ° `-� �° 'r�;' 5. FINISH GRADING: Finish grading of the landscape areas around the base of each tree and shrub shall be depressed from If existing ground level to enhance moisture storage for the plant. 6. SITE VISIBILITY TRIANGLES: Materials within site visibility triangles shall be placed so as not to interfere with a visibility plane described by two horizontal lines located 30 Inches and 72 Inches above finished grade of the roadway surface. �STIN �RKI \ EXISTING BUILDING 7. MAINTENANCE: Owner shall maintain the underground irrigation system as long as necessary for plant health. Any plant i `-_r-\ material which dies, shall be replaced in accordance with Section 4-213. Owner shall maintain all plants within bufferyards `h o a I t(1., ♦ / to ensure unobstructed visibility to motorists. All shrubs, accents, and groundcovers shall not exceed 2 feet in height. 0 rl11 e / s ua I \\ +`,o ' , r\ '. Trees shall be maintained to ensure that branches/canopy is not below a height of 6 feet. 8. GRAVEL PAVERS: Access Loop and Path to be constructed of Gravel Pavers. Specified seed mix will be applied to void y C° at ' ' 1' I `, `,° \ - `° space between Gravel Pavers. ( _ \\♦♦/�/ /, \\ EXPANSION �,o' ,\'�� "\ 9. SCREENING: Screen walls for building expansion will match existing masonry screen walls on site in color, finish and \ ti construction. No additional berms will be built on site. EXISTING 10. ABANDONMENT: In the case of site abandonment, the specified general seed mix will be applied for revegetation of the `,� - , `,-� 1 �Il,t\ �`�®:, �f site. ®� ', s ®.' t PROPOSED ,��'„ I ` -!,I/, BLDG. #4 at LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT + \ P It'll M / 'P`B ; ° /' NOVAK ENVIRONMENTAL, INC. I hereby cerfity that these Landscape, Irrigation, 4574 N. FIRST AVE, SUITE 100 and Buffer and plans were re , # y p prepared under my _ TUCSON AZ 85718 direction and that all information contained herein ttritt PHONE: 520 - 2060591 r r 1 IS accurate. ; FAX: (520) 882-3006 `r` If r I r BY: ------------------ Date: ---- , \----- " \\ `\ 'j '�� A BUFFERYARD 2 +Matchiine ° ply I �' C Matchline D ',` 'B' - 15' WIDE 794' LOMG Matchline C Matchiine D \ \°° \<, \ , :,- , PROP. ,+,�=;;,,r;'1;I�_�r/\ SEED MIX -GENERAL BLDG. #5 e, 'ii 11�1,',',1', „� >>�` \ l tflti,l 1,rll�� Species \I ;I, 1, ' + M '„1,;1'(rr,'+�✓PLS Ibs/acre \ 1 r Ir 61N, , \ }L�.16-0 °Fi,T ` I� \� �� ' Purple Three -Awn, Aristida purpurea 2.0 ' Sand Dropseedf Sporobolus cryptandrus 1.0 PROPOSED Indian Wheat, Plantago insularis 3.0 _ BLDG.#5 �y',� _ Desert Globe Mallow, Sphaeralcea ambigua 1.0 \%�/�e',\ i `� '"',''%'�'' ' ~\` Desert Senna, Cassia covesii 2.0 j}) \ e \ t1 1 +1 1 ' �r / ( ` �I1II,1 I!,/�I r I�\ _ \°,`�',°,,,I,,', I. ,\ ,� •lrl+,lltr ♦�P ;� ,`, Brittlebush, Encelia farinosa 1.5 \ \ + It till knI.. , P ! t !''°i - ' r ,�� t rfll \, +, Bursage, Ambrosia deltoidea 4.0 �, Turpentine Bush, Haplopappus laricifolius 1.0 II0'Ni,,\�,,,�,,r_- \ \\___ , ,I,rlri1,111,,Ir ,\t�,,�,�1f,,_;:, ,I,,R, , Desert Marigold, Baileya multiradiata 1.5 \ \` I `{�++'I,II _ _� , , l,r, 1! a 1+ 41 :'/ \ `: ' I 1 { _ +lI Itl',j Penstemons, Penstemons s 1.5 ,,1111 _e p. \ ++t 1 1 s \^ '�' t 1 ! 1 Ir! It I j P\ \\° :fir/ %� /, Oljl, P I` `+\lt�r°`a� rim _ ` \ / J ,I,l '�!i''Ill1/ \ °`_-��' 'll�,', / I {y1 ° il'r/'f'f ' \ Il\, \\,�,1� ,^ I, \ \ i1 1 V ' '� \ \\/ /-----'�------------ >! Side Oats Grama Bouteloua curt)erdula 2.0 � \ \ \ fir' r \ +Pt 1 1 � / "P! \\ 1 f `<P-�"=' f t ♦ 1 \ ! 1 �71 , !11 I r�ir, 1!! _ /� 111 1 i , 11 \ / \ \,\\ ✓.�� .+_`/tlf, \ \IIIIIIN,( I\ /r ♦1 ' f !1 ,i /'/ �� 111iII11 , ♦ ,iy"�!,.iJ.fPr IPiir t� �+ l`1 P Paper Flower, Psilostrophe cooperi 1.5 lt 1 P r?, .,l+,.r \. R. .I, r. IPr � .i\- � r.' r � ( .. BUFFERYARD 1 Sand Verbena, Verbena sp. 1.5 15' WIDTH, 990' LENGTH LEGEND BUFFERYARD REQUIREMENTS - PROPERTY BOUNDARY BUFFERYARD ¢#1 (TYPE 'B') 15' width (5' gravel pavers) BUFFERYARD Length: 990 If Trees required: 8 per 100 If = 80 Trees provided: 80 PROPOSED MASONRY WALL Shrubs required: 8 per 100 If = 80 Shrubs provided: 80 Accents required: 15 per 100 If = 149 EXISTING CONTOURS Accents provided: 150 PROPOSED CONTOURS BUFFERYARD ##2 (TYPE 'B') 15' width (5' gravel pavers) Length: 794 If DRY STREAM BED Trees required: 8 per 100 If = 64 Trees provided: 64 Shrubs required: 8 per 100 If = 64 Shrubs provided: 64 Accents required: 15 per 100 If = 120 100 50 0 100 200 Accents provided: 120 PROPOSED MASONRY WALL: TO MATCH EXISTING SCALE; 1" = 100'-0" PLANS F0R BIDDING PURPOSES ONLY. NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION. CALL 2-261-19.DAYS VENTANA MEDICAL SYSTEMS INC. BEFORE YOU _: G 602-263-1100 1-800-STAKE-IT Phase 11 (OUTSIDE MAR!COPA COUNTY] Portion of Section 30, T-11-S, R-14-E, G&SRM Town of ��Oro Valley, Pimc County, Arizona Scale: 1 =100 -0 Contour Interval: 1' Date: July 6, 2006 OV12-06-05 O 00 G7 O Q m (0 j0 1- = O O x �\ W O n \ (L� tf d ) ZLryLO O _O ••�� ss\ / / / U c � :E ® C L E C: Cn '> Q} C: Q W �,0o® 0 r z i.L �C tCo®06 N Cj U co a � Z ® �t ®®® 0`N`N L0Iq U- � x .L ° W U C ® if ■+ r® Cn O Cn ILA ® Cn W W C: U � V C VOW > J �� Vtd$Cape 9/• G��yq%FICAf� ��'�� 22409 KAREN M. 4 CESARE c p A< a DESIGNED • F W DRAWN BY: FSW CHECKED BY: KMC DATE: JAN 2006 JOB NO.: 06009 SHEET NUMBER COVER 1 OF 1 I e r / p / I , / / ° / 1 / ' 1 / 1 / f / ! / e •ea \ r / f � e \\ ♦ \ Q \ } I J LEGEND I , \ `e\♦ `°�° \\ I iI `ice e \\♦ `\ ° 4 ® ®® PROPERTY BOUNDARY PROPOSED MASONRY WALL EXISTING CONTOURS PROPOSED CONTOURS AV EXISTING LANDSCAPING 40 /' 40 20 0 40 80 �ISTING\ `°♦ \`\°46 \\o \ ® `\\ \e ARKIN SCALE: 1" = 40'-0° `` / 1 Bra• � . '+ ` 00 a � �EXISTI�G PARKIN ' / \ / d / Q / t \ 1 \ I e \ / d e r / / J / 1 \ ! r \ t i 17 / / 1 / {' 1 ,XISTING ` A \PA-RCIN / / t 1 / J ' 1 \€ STING "--�PARKING-1 , d ! STONE VENEER PIER SITE WALL —ELEVATION NTS �XISTIN PARKIN ,� '� \ / \ ems, tl _ ♦ / / , ~ \ \, \ / ♦ ��- \ /\ /till `` ,...... 'y '�v� \ ! { Cj�D STEP IN--\ WALL, SEE DETAIL B THIS SHEET MATCHLINE SHEET 3 EXISTING BUILDING AND EXISTING LANDSCAPING 40'-0" MAX. CMU PLANS FOR BIDDING PURPOSES ONLY. STEP IN WALL, SEE DETAIL B THIS SHEET STONE VENEER PIER BEYOND - MATCH EXISTING NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION. NOTE: STEP IN WALL PER PLAN, 40'MAX. DISTANCE BETWEEN STEPS. STEP IN WALL —PLAN VIEW Scale 1 /2'-V-0" REV. 07/06/06 VEN TANA MEDICAL SYSTEMS INC. Phase it Portion of Section 30, T-11—S, R-14—E, G&SRM Town of Oro Valley, Pima County, Arizona Scale: 1 "=40'-0" Contour Interval: 1' Date: July 6, 2006 OV1 2-06-05 0 co 0 0 V) F_ a m (or, _ 00 _ x W OM `\ LLI I_ U0 z CL 00 0 s /wy ww��// {^ X X U 0 ■ C a \ aJ` v n� W ■ E� D C: 0 _� .^� c 42 Z sir W < � a► / = Lo ® cf? ® �G. U. � Zy N � U_ � 0 ® ® 'T 0 Lo ® TS `n 8 LL C E > ti N 0 V �0 ^� v , i 4— `i-- _� cn C: 0 Ci) o -0 C: cn 7C) .J 'A Q 22401 KAREN M. ® CESARE s DESIGNED B • S DRAWN BY: FSW CHECKED BY: KMC DATE: JAN 2006 JOB NO.: 06009 SHEET NUMBER L-2 OF \ CELLULAR PLAZA FINAL DESIGN TBD CONC. WALK MKIAI I 1"1f%AT1t-%K1 TMr'1 %v as ,re ' `" ' PROPOSED o BLDG. #5 4 I \ \ 1 ° 1 1 I `♦ • \ t e A ♦ #A ■ 1 \� \ ` y ■ 1 \ �`, ♦f ', SCREENWALL Qi► • • Hei�ht: 6 FT �. Length: 60 LF \ ,.t , 1 e ' 0 V �E ■ . ® ■o `•\\v\ \\♦ \ ° e �_----------\-♦ ..,.. -- _ - -_ -1 / / r-' ----' -�'"' -_� \ ` 1 I I t , t) I � 11 I \ I 1 . \ \ \ \\ �-_.I I•! I r� ` 1 I 1 1-- � �• `\• `♦ ! / ' 1 1 t /','tlld � I'iI I I / J , � , 1\ `� \ \ \ \ \\ \ / !�! \ `\ ` 11 ! _ �- \` a ° t J ! I + 1 t 1'tr I ! ! � �� \ t 1 \' \\\♦♦ / 1J /\ ` . \` II 1 � 1 !" `.`--�-`-- `�. °^e \ / 1 t/ � 1 1 r' , d, 1 � 1' I 1 ( 1 1 t t \\ \ 1 \ \\ ° e `"'/r r // �"`\ "\\`e `♦ ♦♦ `♦ it I 1 r'- "� `v ��J ` ° r I I I I ' 1 1 I � 1 \ \ \ \ ♦ ♦ / / 11�, _` �_ r- \ � \ ♦ , , I} \ ♦♦ ! ` t 1 \\ \ \ ♦``r �°/' ,/y'�e `e � ♦e `♦ ♦♦ \\ I t 11, 1 I �e ,, I \ ° \ ♦ e� r �/ ° ` ° ♦ { } , t , i � , t , I � 1 t 1 I \ t , ) e e \ \ e \ \ / , r ` � ♦ I \ O.-•'�' II r r--'� �•` �. �`.`m �-�-. e �y�' 1 1 d ! 1 ! I 11 1 I �t } t t { �1 t e � e`0" / ♦ 11� !` elrr '- ram" e \ `'._ "'�..,, "'� 1 , \ ! J 1 1 1 , I I , , 1 J ! I \ e `e`. -� � 'r°/° \\ \ ♦° ' I / '.{`� r r � ` `. a- .. e/'r; � _'...-. '" `ter 1 \ ° f r � ! 1 f '' 1 ! I � I 1 { { 1 J r \i, \ \ i� � e � _ .. �' r , • 1 � �1 / e r r i 40 20 0 40 80 SCALE: 1 ° = 40'-0" PLANS FOR BIDDING PURPOSES ONLY. NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION. I r PROPOSED BLDG. #2 EXPANSION "�4 • qn, O ip TREES r J''`I' t kid t t % Jt r '1 t r 0 t , O /t , \1\ \ t \, / •I\ \ \\ i j ' 't f { , I 1 \ \ \ i t 1 ! t I I 1 1 \ e • o , / \ ! 1 e I I11 1 `e + I 1 1 • t -� SCiF>�EEINW,AI Q 'Hp)} Ot: i6 FT', 1 ! /0 the 60 L1= ? ,r I _j r ,' d- 1 1 SHRUB`. i I I } d 1 \ ) \ / ! . ACCENTS \ 1 • , I 1 1, I I,� 1 It 41 ! I I 1 t 1' ° If I ) \ , I, t,11t11111 \,11'•II \ , , 1 I I f • 1 \ 1 , \ \ 1 I t t 1 ! t 1 I t 1 11 , i t d / I I I ! 1 I n 1 I I , r r 1 VEN TAN A MEDICAL SYSTEMS INC. Phase 11 Portion of Section 30, T-11-S, R-14-E, (�&SRM Town of Oro Valley, Pima County, Arizona Scale: 1 "=40'-0" Contour Interval: 1' Date: July 6, 2006 OV12-06--05 iY-•e vim � BOTANICAL NAME COMMON NAME QTY/SIZE Acacia constricts White Thorn Acacia (42) 24" box Acacia fornesiana Sweet Acacia (8) 15 gal Acacia salicina Willow Acacia (33) 15 gal. Celtus pallida Desert hackberry (54) 15 gal. Cercidium floridum Palo Verde (59) 24" box Cercidium floridum Palo Verde (27) 15 gal. Cercidium 'Desert Museum' Desert Museum Palo Verde (8) 24" box Chilopsis linearis Desert Willow (7) 24" box Chilopsis linearis Desert Willow (20) 15 gal. Olneya tesota Ironwood (29) 15 gal. Prosopis velutina Velvet Mesquite (39) 24" box Prosopis velutina Velvet Mesquite (33) 15 gal. Pithecellobium flexicaule Texas Ebony (19) 24" box Quercus turbinellia Desert Scrub Oak (29) 15 gal. ® Buddleia marrubifolia Wooly Butterfly Bush (149) 5-gal. o Calliandra eriophylla Pink Fairy Duster (209) 5-gal. i? Caesalpinia pulcherrima Red Bird of Paradise 82 5- al. ® Convovulus cneorum Bush Morning Glory (80) 5-gal 0 Dodonaea viscosa Hopbush (57) 5-gal. o Ericameria larcifolia Turpentine Bush 162 5- al. ® Leucophyllum zygophyllum Texas Ranger (186) 5-gal. Salvia clevelandii Cleveland Sage (109) 5-gal. cii Salvia greggii Autumn Sage (39) 5-gal. O Simmondsia chinensis Jojoba (112) 5-gal. Zizyphus obtusifolia reythorn (23) 5-gal. ® Agave colorata Mescal Ceniza (10) 5-gal. FIC Agave ocahui Ocahui Agave (41) 5-gal. a Agave palmeri Palmer Agave (29) 5-gal. ® Baileya multiradiata Desert marigold (355) 1-gal Ceritoides Janata White Sage 110 5-gal. Dasylirion acrotriche Desert Spoon (90) 5-gal. Dalea versicolor var. Sessilis Sessilis Dalea (75) 5-gal. Q Carnegiea gigantea Saguaro (5) 1 ft Q Carnegiea gigantea Saguaro (5) 3 ft SiCarnegiea gigantea Saguaro (5) 6 ft VCarnegiea gigantea Saguaro (4) 10 ft a Carnegiea gigantea Saguaro (3) greater than 10 ft + Euphorbia biglandulosa Gopher Plant (79) 5-gal, Ferocactus wislizeni i Hoo Barrel Cactus (64) 5-gal. 0 Muhlenbergia rigens Deer Grass (97) 5-gal. Nolina microcarpa Beargrass (116) 5-gal. 0 Opuntia Basilaris Beavertail Prickly Pear (46) 5-gal. Opuntia Violacea var. santa-rita Purple Prickly Pear (39) 5-gal. 0 Stipa speciosa Desert Needlegrass (78) 5-gal. EAMuhienbergia capillaris Pink Ivluhly (90) 5-gal. O Dalea greggii Dalea capitata vvvvv Dyssodia pentachaeta a0v0v0vov ++;++++ Myoporum parvifolium Lantana Camara Oenothera berlandier Verbena tenera Justica spicegera Trailing Indigo Bush (83) 1-gal. Golden Dalea-3' O.C. (307) 1-gal. Dyssodia-1.5' O.C. (1004) 1-gal. hI yoporum-6' O.C. (48) 1-gal. railing Lantana �,I exican Primrose (13) 1-gal. 0.C, (118) 1-gal. Rock Verbena (1.5 O.C.) (96) 1-gal. Mex%can Honeysuckle (57) 1-gal. 1.5 O.C. co \ 00 O cp O I- J m X \ M W •- �CLo Z 0 5 W W Lj ry Q-1 U C C: O O C_ C La- � E U C: C/) ® .� r C: QC) r- <,-- Z -0 ■ C:) LLJ 12Lr)O LL 00 M t OQ CN Q ® Z ®LoL X O ..® ® 7C) Lr_ 0 Cn 0 1 w co \ 7C) 7C) ■i V1 \ LL V 7C) W ®X\dSCCPO A 224.01CIM KAREN M. i o« CESARE DESIGNED B S DRAWN BY: FSW CHECKED BY: KMC DATE: FEB 2006 JOB NO.: 06009 SHEET NUMBER L-3 3 11 OF 0 PROP. BLDG. #5 10 5 0 10 20 SCALE; 1 " = 10'-O' PLANS FOR BIDDII`,]G PURPOSES ONLY. PROPOSED BLDG. #2 EXPANSION NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION. NOTE: PLANT SPECIES FOR CELLULAR PLAZA ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE - QUANTITIES WILL STAY APPROXIMATELY THE SAME. Public Art P Planting czc and SEE OTHER SHEETS FOR PLANT LEGEND VENTANA MEDICAL SYSTEMS INC. Phase II Portion of Section 30, T-11—S, R-14—E, G&SRM Town of Oro Valley, Pima County, Arizona Scale: 1 "=40'-0" Contour Interval: 1' Date: July 6, 2006 OVI 2.06.05 O O 11-1 00 cn O a �tZ jm �=o mx\ m W IN, W M z 0_ tl O U > w W cc > W U— O O ■ a r d ■ U O '> � a C:Q z O LU LO 0 C' .� t� 000 U Q > O z o0O y`n`n z N C U) U � C. — a. C/) U > E O O O O C %(D C: D m _U O — 7C) r � U a O O GL C U C) 0 7 C)+- cn J J �ondscape 9P JICA m 22401 KAREN M. f $ CESARE 0 s � q, Z0NA DESIGNED BY: DRAWN BY: FSW CHECKED BY: KMC DATE: FEB 2006 JOB NO.: 06009 SHEET NUMBER L-4 4 11 OF 20 10 i 20 •0 SCALE: 1 i i a PLANS FOR BIDDING PURPOSES ONLY. NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION. n VENTANA MEDICAL SYSTEMS INC. Phase 11 Portion of Section 30, T-11-S, R--14-E, G&SRM Town of Oro Valley,,, Pima County, Arizona Scale: 1 =40 -0 Contour Interval: 1' Date: July 6, 2006 OVl 2.-06-05 ACCENTS GROUND COVER PLANT LEGEND BOTANICAL NAME COMMON NAME QTY/SIZE Acacia constricta White Thorn Acacia (42) 24" box Acacia farnesiana Sweet Acacia (8) 15 gal Acacia salicina Willow Acacia (33) 15 gal. Celtus pallida Desert hackberry (54) 15 gal. Cercidium floridum Palo Verde (59) 24" box Cercidium floridum Palo Verde (27) 15 gal. Cercidium 'Desert Museum' Desert Museum Palo Verde (8) 24" box Chilopsis linearis Desert Willow (7) 24" box Chilopsis linearis Desert Willow (20) 15 gal. Olneya tesota Ironwood (29) 15 gal. Prosopis velutina Velvet Mesquite (39) 24" box Prosopis velutina Velvet Mesquite (33) 15 gal. Pithecellobium flexicaule Texas Ebony (19) 24" box Quercus turbinellia Desert Scrub Oak (29) 15 gal. 0 Buddleia marrubifolia Wooly Butterfly Bush (149) 5-gal. o Calliandra eriophylla Pink Fairy Duster (209) 5-gal. ® I Caesalpinia pulcherrima Red Bird of Paradise 82 5- al. ED Convovulus cneorum Bush Morning Glory (80) 5-gal. 0 Dodonaea viscosa Hopbush (57) 5-gal. o Ericameria larcifolia Turpentine Bush 162 5-gal. © Leucophyllum zygophyllum Texas Ranger (186) 5-gal. ® Salvia clevelandii Cleveland Sage (109) 5-gal. O Salvia greggii Autumn Sage (39) 5-gal. 01 Simmondsia chinensis Jojoba (112) 5-gal. Zizyphus obtusifolia reythorn (23) 5-gal. ® Agave colorata Mescal Ceniza (10) 5-gal. 7 Agave ocahui Ocahui Agave (41) 5-gal. ® Agave palmeri Palmer Agave (29) 5-gal. Baileya multiradiata Desert marigold (355) 1-gal Ceritoides Janata WFite Sage 110 5-gal. jDasylirion acrotriche Desert Spoon (90) 5-gal. Dalea versicolor var. Sessilis Sessilis Dalea (75) 5-gal. Carnegiea gigantea Saguaro (5) 1 ft 00 Carnegiea gigantea Saguaro (5) 3 ft O° Carnegiea gigantea Saguaro (5) 6 ft °O Carnegiea gigantea Saguaro (4) 10 ft O° Carnegiea gigantea Saguaro (3) greater than 10 ft + Euphorbia biglandulosa Gopher Plant (79) 5-gal. Ferocactus wislizeni Fish Hook Barrel Cactus (64) 5-gal. 0 IMuhlenbergia rigens Deer Grass (97) 5-gal. INolina microcarpa Beargrass (116) 5-gal. Opuntia Basilaris Beavertail Prickly Pear (46) 5-gal. Opuntia Violacea var. santa-rita Purple Prickly Pear {39) 5-gal. ® Istipa speciosa Desert Needlegrass (78) 5-gal. Imuhlenbergia capillaris Pink Muhly (90) 5-gal. Dalea greggii Dalea capitata vvvvv vvvvv Dyssodia pentachaeta vvvvv ++t +.+++{+ Myoporum parvifolium Lantana camara Oenothera berlandier Verbena tenera Justica spicegera Trailing Indigo Bush (83) 1-gal. Golden Dalea-3' O.C. (307) 1-gal. Dyssodia-1.5' O.C. (1004) 1-gal. 1111yoporum-6' O.C. (48) 1-gal. tailing Lantana �I exican Primrose (13) 1-gal. 2 0. C, (118) 1-gal. RocK Verbena (1.5 O.C.) (96) 1-gal. Mex"can Honeysuckle (57) 1-gal. (1.5 O.C.) 0 \ 00 0 0 V� m K= 0 max\ Mw �wUi z a_ 0 FA> Www ECr- 6 C t C - :0 2 -f- O a ZZ E Cn -2 0 -- 25 o >z Q 00 '- �[? �-Q ■ W � `-Lr)®Co ,C LL oo®� s v a > ® z ®o® C/)L,u) �9 x -o LL a V ® r. r® E > I% W 0 i 0 ® C/a � j C: 7C) CL C: W C: C) U) o -}-- C: Cn 7C) �nn�scape 9r %FIC m '= 22401 KAREN M. p o CESARE ® a DESIGNED BY:, DRAWN BY: FSW CHECKED BY: KMC DATE: FEB 2006 JOB NO.: 06009 SHEET NUMBER L-5 11 OF 20 10 0 20 40 %%W�" W SCALE; 1 " = 20'-0" PLANS FOR EIDDING PURPOSES ONLY. NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION. VEN TALI A MEDICAL SYSTEMS INC. Phase II Portion of Section 30, T-11-S, R-14-E, G&SRM Town of Oro Valley, Pima County, Arizona Scale: 1 "=40'-0" Contour Interval: 1' Date: July 6, 2006 OV 12-06-05 ACCENTS GROUND COVER PLANT LEGEND BOTANICAL NAME COMMON NAME QTY/SIZE Acacia constricto White Thorn Acacia (42) 24" box Acacia farnesiana Sweet Acacia (8) 15 gal Acacia salicina Willow Acacia (33) 15 gal. Celtus pallida Desert hackberry (54) 15 gal. Cercidium floridum Palo Verde (59) 24" box Cercidium floridum Palo Verde (27) 15 gal. Cercidium 'Desert Museum' Desert Museum Palo Verde (8) 24" box Chilopsis linearis Desert Willow (7) 24" box Chilopsis linearis Desert Willow (20) 15 gal. Olneya tesota Ironwood (29) 15 gal. Prosopis velutina Velvet Mesquite (39) 24" box Prosopis velutina Velvet Mesquite (33) 15 gal. Pithecellobium flexicaule Texas Ebony (19) 24" box Quercus turbinellia Desert Scrub Oak (29) 15 gal. ® Buddleia marrubifolia Wooly Butterfly Bush (149) 5-gal. o Calliandra eriophylla Pink Fairy Duster (209) 5-gal. ® I Caesalpinia pulcherrima Red Bird of Paradise 82 5- al. ® iConvovulus cneorum Bush Morning Glory (80) 5-gal. Dodonaea viscosa Hopbush (57) 5-gal. o Ericameria larcifolia Turpentine Bush 162 5- al. 0 Leucophyllum zygophyllum Texas Ranger (186) 5-gal. Salvia clevelandii Cleveland Sage (109) 5-gal. Salvia greggii Autumn Sage (39) 5-gal. O Simmondsia chinensis Jojoba (112) 5-gal. Zizyphus obtusifolia oreythorn (23) 5-gal. ® Agave colorata Mescal Ceniza (10) 5-gal. 7 Agave ocahui Ocahui Agave (41) 5-gal. ® Agave palmeri Palmer Agave (29) 5-gal. Baileya multiradiata Desert marigold (355) 1-gal Ceritoides Janata Whife Sage 110 5-gal. Dasylirion acrotriche Desert Spoon (90) 5-gal. Dalea versicolor var. Sessilis Sessilis Dalea (75) 5-gal. Q Carnegiea gigantea Saguaro (5) 1 ft 00 Carnegiea gigantea Saguaro (5) 3 ft 81 Carnegiea gigantea Saguaro (5) 6 ft (ViCarnegiea gigantea Saguaro (4) 10 ft °0 Carnegiea gigantea Saguaro (3) greater than 10 ft + Euphorbia biglandulosa Gopher Plant (79) 5-gal. 0 Ferocactus wislizeni Fish Hook Barrel Cactus (64) 5-gal A Muhlenbergia rigens Deer Grass (97) 5-gal. INolina microcarpa Beargrass (116) 5-gal. O 10puntia Basilaris Beavertail Prickly Pear (46) 5-gal. 10puntia Violacea var. Santa -rite Purple Prickly Pear (39) 5-gal. IStipa speciosa Desert Needlegrass (78) 5-gal. Muhlenbergia capillaris Pink Muhly (90) 5-gal. M:Dalea greggii 11" - . capitata V""v Dyssodia pentachaeta vvvvv +++++++ Myoporum parvifolium AW/lLantana camara Oenothera berlandier Verbena tenera Justica spicegera Trailing Indigo Bush (83) 1-gal. Golden Dalea-3' O.C. (307) 1-gal. Dyssodia-1.5' O.C. (1004) 1-gal. Myoporum-6' O.C. (48) 1-gal. T-ailing Lantana Mexican Primrose (13) 1-gal. "0. C, (118) 1-gal. Rocs: Verbena (1.5 O.C.) (96) 1-gal. Mex'can Honeysuckle (57) 1-gal. (1.5 O.C.) O 0 00 a Lo 0 Q m axe =w V- w LO z a_ Www o' CK U �-- o o a, C N � C!? a) o> Qao �- r- o, ®O o W L0 U-)®CY? ,G iL ��®� } U Q > ® z®®® d 0LoL6 a � ��L x a 2 I� W CL Cn E 0 C/) 0 C ® Cif Cn .v r W C .�-.- Cl) W J �Q41FICAr€ ,,�odscape 22401 KAREN M. CESARE tv U DESIGNED BY: DRAWN BY: FSW CHECKED BY: KMC DATE: FEB 2006 JOB NO.: 06009 SHEET NUMBER L-6 11 OF . ® nU I AINlUAL NAIVIL UUMMUIV IVf_iIVl, Q I 1 Acacia willardiana Palo Blanco (2) 15 gal Agave attenuata Fox Tail Agave (9) 3 gal Delospermia cooperi Ice Plant (13) 3 gal. Hibiscus syriacus Rose -of -Sharon (2) 5 gal. Pedilanthus macrocarpus Slipper Plant (9) 24" box Tradescantia pallida Purple Heart (17) 3 gal. VE_N TAN A MEDICAL SYSTEMS INC. Phase II Portion of Section 30, T-11-S, R-14-E, 0�`i `SRV Town of Oro Valley, Pima County, Arizona Scale: 1 "=40'-0" Contour Interval: 1' Date: July 6, 2006 _, V Et, TREES SHRUBS ACCENTS GROUND COVER BOTANICAL NAME COMMON NAME QTY/SIZE Acacia constricta White Thorn Acacia (42) 24" box Acacia farnesiano Sweet Acacia (8) 15 gal Acacia salicina Willow Acacia (33) 15 gal. Celtus pallida Desert hackberry (54) 15 gal. Cercidium floridum Palo Verde (59) 24" box Cercidium floridum Palo Verde (27) 15 gal. Cercidium 'Desert Museum' Desert Museum Palo Verde (8) 24" box Chilopsis linearis Desert Willow (7) 24" box Chilopsis linearis Desert Willow (20) 15 gal. Olneya tesota Ironwood (29) 15 gal. Prosopis velutina Velvet Mesquite (39) 24" box d Prosopis velutina Velvet Mesquite (33) 15 gal. Pithecellobium flexicaule Texas Ebony (19) 24" box Quercus turbinellia Desert Scrub Oak (29) 15 gal. ® Buddleia marrubifolia Wooly Butterfly Bush (149) 5-gal. o Calliandra eriophylla Pink Fairy Duster (209) 5-gal. @� Caesalpinia pulcherrima Red Bird of Paradise 82 5-gal. ® Convovulus cneorum Bush Morning Glory (80) 5-gal. O Dodonaea viscosa Hopbush (57) 5-gal. o Ericameria larcifolia Turpentine Bush n1625-gal. ® Leucophyllum zygophyllum Texas Ranger (186) 5-gal. fl Salvia clevelandii Cleveland Sage (109) 5-gal. C> I Salvia greggii Autumn Sage (39) 5-gal. 01 Simmondsia chinensis Jojoba (112) 5-gal. 0 Zizyphus obtusifolia 3reythorn (23) 5-gal. ® Agave colorata Mescal Ceniza (10) 5-gal. Agave ocahui Ocahui Agave (41) 5-gal. ® Agave palmeri Palmer Agave (29) 5-gal. Baileya multiradiata Desert marigold (355) 1-gal Ceritoides lanata White Sage 110 5- al. Dasylirion acrotriche Desert Spoon (90) 5-gal. Dalea versicolor var. Sessilis Sessilis Dalea (75) 5-gal. Q Carnegiea gigantea Saguaro (5) 1 ft Q Carnegiea gigantea Saguaro (5) 3 ft „ Carnegiea gigantea Saguaro (5) 6 ft Carnegiea gigantea Saguaro (4) 10 ft (3Carnegiea gigantea Saguaro (3) greater than 10 ft + lEuphorbia biglandulosa Gopher Plant (79) 5-gal. 0 9 Ferocactus wislizeni Fish H-6o Barrel(64) 5-gal. A Muhlenbergia rigens Deer Grass (97) 5-gal. Nolina microcarpa Beargrass (116) 5-gal. O Opuntia Basilaris Beavertail Prickly Pear (46) 5-gal. Opuntia Violacea var. santa-rita Purple prickly Pear 39 ( ) 5-al. 9 ®IStipa specioso Desert Needlegrass (78) 5-gal. Muhlenbergia capillaris Pink Muhly (90) 5-gal. M�Dalea greggii ifff . - . capitatw vvvv �vvov vvvvv Dyssodia pentachaeta Myoporum parvifolium +++++++ Lantana camara Oenothera berlandier Verbena tenera Justica spicegera Trailing Indigo Bush (83) 1-gal. Golden Dalea-3' O.C. (307) 1-gal. Dyssodia-1.5' O.C. (1004) 1-gal. Myoporum-6' O.C. (48) 1-gal. Trailing Lantana Mexican Primrose (13) 1-gal. 2'O.C, (118) 1-gal. Rock Verbena (1.5 O.C.) (96) 1-gal. Mexican Honeysuckle (57) 1-gal. (1.5 O.C.) n Q r-'F- (--I-- � a: O \ V l I �a+ a �I �i aYfiM +ljrl E PROR BLDG. n A i o E C M dine M C t- C h I ine D D i1c 0 0 ". N El ',I d ! 1 ! ! r ! 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TREES v _ O a SHRUBS ACCENTS GROUND COVER PLANT LEGEN D BOTANICAL NAME COMMON NAME QTY/SIZE Acacia constricta White Thorn Acacia (42) 24" box Acacia farnesiana Sweet Acacia (8) 15 gal Acacia salicina Willow Acacia (33) 15 gal. Celtus pallida Desert hackberry (54) 15 gal. Cercidium floridum Palo Verde (59) 24" box Cercidium floridum Palo Verde (27) 15 gal. Cercidium 'Desert Museum' Desert Museum Palo Verde (8) 24" box Chilopsis linearis Desert Willow (7) 24" box Chilopsis linearis Desert Willow (20) 15 gal. Olneya tesota Ironwood (29) 15 gal. Prosopis velutina Velvet Mesquite (39) 24" box Prosopis velutina Velvet Mesquite (33) 15 gal. Pithecellobium flexicaule Texas Ebony (19) 24" box Quercus turbinellia Desert Scrub Oak (29) 15 gal. 0 Buddleia marrubifolia Wooly Butterfly Bush (149) 5-gal. o Calliandra eriophylla Pink Fairy Duster (209) 5-gal. ® Caesalpinia pulcherrima Red Bird of Paradise 82 5-gal. ® 1convovulus cneorum Bush Morning Glory (80) 5-gal O Dodonaea viscosa Hopbush (57) 5-gal. a Ericameria larcifolia Turpentine Bush 162 5-gal. ® I-eucophyllum zygophyllum Texas Ranger (186) 5-gal. ® Salvia clevelandii Cleveland Sage (109) 5-gal. � Salvia greggii Autumn Sage (39) 5-gal. O Simmondsia chinensis Jojoba (112) 5-gal. Zizyphus obtusifolia reythorn (23) 5-gal. ® Agave colorata Mescal Ceniza (10) 5-gal. 0 Agave ocahui Ocahui Agave (41) 5-gal. (3 Agave palmeri Palmer Agave (29) 5-gal. ® Baileya multiradiata Desert marigold (355) 1-gal Ceritoides lanata Wh ite Sage 110 5-gal. Dasylirion acrotriche Desert Spoon (90) 5-gal. ® Dalea versicoior var. Sessilis Sessilis Dalea (75) 5-gal. Q Carnegiea gigantea Saguaro (5) 1 ft Qo Carnegiea gigantea Saguaro (5) 3 ft Carne000giea gigantea Saguaro (5) 6 ft Carnegiea gigantea Saguaro (4) 10 ft (3Carnegiea gigantea Saguaro (3) greater than 10 ft + Euphorbia biglandulosa Gopher Plant (79) 5-gal. Ferocactus wislizeni ish Hoo $acre) Cactus (64) 5-gal. A Muhlenbergia rigens Deer Grass (97) 5-gal. Nolina microcarpa Beargrass (116) 5-gal. Opuntia Basilaris Beavertail Prickly Pear (46) 5-gal. Opuntia Violacea var. santa-rita Purple Prickly Pear (39) 5-gal. ,& Stipa speciosa Desert Needlegrass (78) 5-gal. ® Muhlenbergia capillaris Pink Muhly (90) 5-gal. O Dalea greggii Dalea capitato vvvv """" Dyssodia pentachaeta vvvvv +++++++ Myoporum parvifolium Lantana camara Oenothera berlandier Verbena tenera f Justica spicegera Trailing Indigo Bush (83) 1-gal. Golden Dalea-3' O.C. (307) 1-gal. Dyssodia-1.5' O.C. (1004) 1-gal. Myoporum-6' O.C. (48) 1-gal. Tailing Lantana Mexican Primrose (13) 1-gal. 2a0.C, (118) 1-gal. Rock Verbena (1.5 O.C.) (96) 1-gal. Mexican Honeysuckle (57) 1-gal. (1.5 O.C.) a Id /'J \ o ! 7C I ` 0 CELLULAR PLAZA -4-�PROPOSED FINAL DESIGN TBD ` CONC. WALK , FINAL LOCATION TBD ri f ® r~ f! EXISTING WALL e , EXISTING UTILITIESktft ,a CONC. WA 0 1 + a 1 ° a Vu (� o as oC74 C/a 13 CN e L7 Fts 1 / t 1 CJ ` / {ImAl BENCH '\ ', I �♦ 4 I I I i I 4 \ ♦ ♦ 4 4 ♦ ' ' ♦ • \ SCREEN\NALL Hei'ght: 6 FT Length; 60 LF i ♦ t3eT— I — — — — —— } 1 \\,4 +, 11,,'�-<< .. , " `r. -.--w `, �'•; t +�1�1;,11+„1, / 4`li f .\, ``,`, 1•J, �-'��\ { , I �` \♦4 \ /1 f r t 1 1 i +l r 1111 1 1 r \ t , \ \\ ,`♦`e // f � ♦ ` ` \ 1 t � ! -_ ..---- � ` 1 � r r , 1 1 i t 1 1 t � t + J c � \ \ \ ♦ \ ♦ ` `� ,'°' , `� \ `® �♦ `. ♦ t 1 f r ' � ` -•• ,� ` ` ` . ` ` J I r , ' t 1 1 t 1 y 4 \ e i \ 4 \ \ \ \ \ ` / ' ° �' \ ♦ ♦ ♦ \ 1 r . •. � ^- — � _ �. _ ,.._, ` \ i , t J t i , t , 1 1 t \ i PI 1 t \ ♦ ` � `. 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Phase 11 Portion of Section 30, T-11—S, R-14—E, G&SRM Town of Oro Valley, Pima County, Arizona Scale: 1 "=40'-0" Contour Interval: 1' Date: July 6, 2006 OV12-06-05 0 co O t— m I` �x� LJ.j Cr— \ w Lo Z d U 5 W W o: D: U c � C O C C EC/) (1) C O e— Z ,o _ W `` ,— 0, Lo O OLo U� ® N U- O 00 s= U Q Z ® C CD 0 `n ® � `n Z � U F= f—N x C O CL P W 0 C 0 n, 44-- (n D CL 0 ^ r � / 7C) Q 7C) �ascape qr ��R•g1FICAlE.�c°fiy� wo, 22401 KAREN M. ® CESARE DESIGNED BY: IN DRAWN BY. FSW CHECKED BY: KMC DATE: FEB 2006 JOB NO.: 06009 SHEET NUMBER L-3 9 1 OF (0 O 00 O O O Q J m m Li! LrJ Ct_ Z 0 05 W W CC U C r O ® ■ c c i (\ijJ� a_ f i77u F- 7 O ® 0 Vs! p� 0 Q r— Z ■ W L L/ o o LL 42 8 = ® V6/ WM U Q ® z ® ® ® � c3 0) � C) X d. F= - io a V V E > 0 /�=W%AA U r i..� U 0 _ � v 7C) -�-- r'tasCape 9eel FICA TS 0 22401 KAREN M. d CESARE sa Al DESIGNED BY: W DRAWN BY: FSW CHECKED BY: KMC DATE: JAN 2006 JOB NO.: 06009 SHEET NUMBER IRR 10 1 1 OF 1. DRAWING IS SCHEMATIC. COMPONENTS SHALL BE LOCATED IN NON -PAVED AREAS. CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR LOCATING SYSTEM COMPONENTS WHERE THEY WILL NOT INTERFERE WITH PLANTING OR WATER -HARVESTING EARTHWORKS SHOWN OR SPECIFIED ON THE PLANS. CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR COMPLETE HEAD -TO -HEAD COVERAGE. 2. EXAMINATIONS OF THE DRAWINGS AND PREMISES: BEFORE SUBMITTING A BID, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL MAKE A CAREFUL STUDY OF THE DRAWINGS, THE PREMISES, THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE CONTRACT, AND ANY EXISTING WORK. CONTRACTOR SHALL DETERMINE IN ADVANCE THE METHODS OF INSTALLING AND CONNECTING THE SYSTEM AND THE MEANS TO BE PROVIDED FOR GETTING THE EQUIPMENT INTO PLACE. BY THE ACT OF SUBMITTING A PROPOSAL FOR THE WORK REQUIRED AND INCLUDED IN THE CONTRACT, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE DEEMED TO HAVE MADE SUCH STUDY, AND TO BE FAMILIAR WITH AND ACCEPT ALL CONDITIONS OF THE SITE. 3. ANY INCONSISTENCIES OR ANTICIPATED PROBLEMS WITH THE PLANS OR SITE SHALL IMMEDIATELY BE BROUGHT TO THE ATTENTION OF THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT FOR RESOLUTION. CONTRACTOR SHALL NOT WILLFULLY INSTALL ANY PART OF THE SYSTEM WHICH HE OR SHE BELIEVES WILL NOT FUNCTION AS INTENDED. 4. EXISTING UTILITIES: THE CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY THE LOCATIONS AND ELEVATIONS OF ALL UTILITIES AND AVAILABILITY OF UTILITIES AND SERVICES REQUIRED. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL REPAIR, TO THE SATISFACTION OF THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR AND AT NO COST TO THE OWNER, ANY DAMAGE THE CONTRACTOR MAY CAUSE TO ANY UTILITY SHOWN OR NOT SHOWN ON THE PLANS. SHOULD UTILITIES NOT SHOWN ON THE PLANS BE FOUND DURING EXCAVATIONS, CONTRACTOR SHALL PROMPTLY NOTIFY GENERAL CONTRACTOR FOR INSTRUCTIONS AS TO FURTHER ACTION. CONTRACTOR SHALL, AT NO INCREASE IN COST TO THE OWNER, MAKE ANY NECESSARY ADJUSTMENTS IN THE LAYOUT REQUIRED TO CONNECT TO EXISTING STUBOUTS OR TO WORK AROUND EXISTING WORK. ALL SUCH WORK WILL BE RECORDED ON RECORD DRAWINGS AND TURNED OVER TO THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR PRIOR TO FINAL ACCEPTANCE. 5. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL GIVE ALL NECESSARY NOTICES, OBTAIN ALL PERMITS AND PAY ALL COSTS IN CONNECTION WITH HIS/HER WORK; FILE WITH ALL GOVERNMENTAL DEPARTMENTS HAVING JURISDICTION; OBTAIN ALL REQUIRED CERTIFICATES OF INSPECTION FOR WORK AND DELIVER THEM TO THE OWNER'S REPRESENTATIVE BEFORE REQUEST OF ACCEPTANCE AND FINAL PAYMENT. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL COMPLY WITH ALL LAWS, RULES AND REGULATIONS OF ALL AUTHORITIES HAVING JURISDICTION OVER PREMISES. 6. SLEEVING: ALL LATERAL LINE, EMITTER LINE, AND CONTROL WIRE SHALL BE IN SLEEVES UNDER ALL PAVED SURFACES AND ANY NON PAVED SURFACE RECEIVING VEHICULAR TRAFFIC. ADDITIONALLY, ALL MAIN LINE PIPING UNDER VEHICULAR PAVING OR STRUCTURAL WALLS SHALL BE PLACED IN SLEEVES. SLEEVES SHALL BE SCH. 40 PVC, AT LEAST TWO PIPE SIZES LARGER THAN THE PIPE BEING SLEEVED. EXTEND ALL SLEEVES 2 FEET INTO EACH PLANTING AREA. ALL SLEEVES SHALL BE CAPPED AND KEPT CLEAR OF DIRT AND DEBRIS. ALL JOINTS TO BE SOLVENT WELDED. NOT ALL REQUIRED SLEEVES ARE SHOWN ON THE DRAWINGS; PROVIDE SLEEVES AS SHOWN AND AS REQUIRED. CONTRACTOR SHALL FIELD VERIFY ANY EXISTING SLEEVING LOCATIONS. 7. CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY WATER PRESSURE ON SITE PRIOR TO BEGINNING WORK. IF DISCREPANCY EXISTS BETWEEN WATER PRESSURE TESTED ON SITE AND THAT NOTED ON PLAN, CONTRACTOR SHALL IMMEDIATELY NOTIFY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT. SYSTEM IS DESIGNED BASED ON 50 PSI STATIC PRESSURE MEASURED UPSTREAM OF WATER METER. 8. CONTRACTOR SHALL FURNISH AND INSTALL MATERIAL AND EQUIPMENT PERTAINING TO THE IRRIGATION SYSTEM HEREIN SPECIFIED OR SHOWN ON THE DRAWINGS. THIS SHALL INCLUDE ALL ITEMS OF A MINOR NATURE NECESSARY TO COMPLETE THE INSTALLATION AND USUALLY INCLUDED IN SIMILAR WORK. 9. SUBMITTALS: THE LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR SHALL SUBMIT TO THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR FIVE COPIES OF SHOP DRAWINGS OR MANUFACTURER'S "CUT SHEET" FOR EACH TYPE OF PIPE, CONTROLLER, VALVE, VALVE BOX, WIRE, CONDUIT, FITTING AND ALL OTHER EQUIPMENT WHICH HE/SHE PROPOSES TO INSTALL ON THE JOB. THE SUBMITTAL SHALL INCLUDE THE MANUFACTURER'S NAME, MODEL NUMBER, EQUIPMENT CAPACITY AND MANUFACTURER'S INSTALLATION RECOMMENDATION, IF APPLICABLE, FOR EACH PROPOSED ITEM. SUBSTITUTION OF MATERIALS SPECIFIED WITHOUT PRIOR PERMISSION OF THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED AND ANY UNAPPROVED MATERIALS SHALL BE REMOVED AT THE CONTRACTOR'S EXPENSE. LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REJECT ANY QUESTIONABLE MATERIALS OR WORKMANSHIP. 10. EXCAVATION: IF THE BOTTOM OF A PIPE TRENCH EXCAVATION IS FOUND TO CONSIST OF ROCK, CALICHE, OR ANY OTHER MATERIAL THAT CANNOT BE EXCAVATED TO GIVE A UNIFORM BEARING SURFACE, THE MATERIAL SHALL BE REMOVED FOR AT LEAST THREE INCHES BELOW THE SPECIFIED TRENCH DEPTH, AND BE REFILLED TO SPECIFIED TRENCH DEPTH WITH SUITABLE SOIL THOROUGHLY TAMPED INTO PLACE. 11. BURIAL OF PIPE SHALL BE AS FOLLOWS: MAIN LINE PIPING 18" PVC EMITTER HEADER 12" EMITTER LATERAL 8" CONTROL WIRES 12" 12. MINIMUM VERTICAL CLEARANCE FOR PIPE CROSSINGS TO BE 3". 13. LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT TO APPROVE THE LOCATION OF VALVES, CONTROLLERS, MAIN LINE ROUTING, PRESSURE REGULATORS, AND BACKFLOW PREVENTERS PRIOR TO INSTALLATION. 14. THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT RESERVES THE RIGHT TO MAKE MINOR ADJUSTMENTS TO HEAD AND EMITTER PLACEMENT, OR NOZZLE SELECTION AT NO ADDITIONAL COST TO THE OWNER. 15. REMOTE CONTROL VALVES SHALL BE INSTALLED IN A JUMBO VALVE BOX - BROOKS 1324 OR APPROVED EQUAL. 16. FITTINGS: ALL PVC FITTINGS SHALL BE SCH. 40 OR AS SHOWN ON THE PLANS. ALL POLYETHYLENE FITTINGS SHALL BE COMPRESSION STYLE. 17. WIRING: 2-WIRE PATH AND DECODERS SHALL BE INSTALLED ACCORDING TO MANUFACTURER'S SPECIFICATIONS. SURGE PROTECTORS TO BE PROVIDED EVERY 600 FEET. WHERE MULTIPLE VALVES ARE CLUSTERED IN ONE AREA, LD-400 OR LD-600 DECODERS MAY BE USED. ALL SPLICES SHALL OCCUR INSIDE VALVE BOXES, USING APPROVED WATERTIGHT CONNECTORS. ALL CONTROL WIRING INSTALLED UNDER PAVING SHALL BE INSTALLED IN SCH. 40 CONDUIT. 18. CONTROLLERS: AUTOMATIC CONTROLLER SYSTEM SHALL BE INSTALLED AND GROUNDED PER MANUFACTURER'S SPECIFICATIONS. REMOTE CONTROL VALVES SHALL BE CONNECTED TO CONTROLLER IN NUMERICAL SEQUENCE AS SHOWN ON THE DRAWINGS. EXACT LOCATION OF CONTROLLER TO BE DETERMINED. 19. EMITTERS: THE EMITTER SYSTEM IS SHOWN SCHEMATICALLY. SPECIFIC EMITTERS AND DISTRIBUTION TUBING ARE NOT SHOWN ON THE PLAN AND ARE SUBJECT TO FIELD ADJUSTMENT. 3/4" POLYETHYLENE TUBING SHALL BE ROUTED SO THAT DISTRIBUTION TUBING DOES NOT EXCEED A MAXIMUM LENGTH OF 10 FEET. WHEN A PLANT RECEIVES MULTIPLE EMITTERS, THEY SHALL BE EVENLY SPACED AROUND THE PERIMETER OF THE PLANT'S ROOT BALL AND DISTRIBUTION TUBING SHALL BE LONG ENOUGH TO ALLOW FUTURE RELOCATION OF THE EMITTERS TO EVENLY SPACED POINTS SIX FEET FROM THE TRUNK. r , .. •. r -�� r - r• a ar ! ! • 21. BACKFILLING: TRENCHES SHALL BE CAREFULLY BACKFILLED IN 6" LIFTS WITH THE EXCAVATED SOIL APPROVED FOR BACKFILLING, FREE OF CLODS OR STONES LARGER THAN ONE INCH IN DIAMETER. BACKFILL SHALL BE MECHANICALLY COMPACTED IN LANDSCAPED AREAS TO A DRY DENSITY EQUAL ! ADJACENT UNDISTURBED ! BACKFILL WILL CONFORMADJACENT rES WITHOUT DIPS,! r OR OTHER OWNER.SURFACE IRREGULARITIES. BACKFILLING SHALL NOT BE PERFORMED WHILE TRENCHES OR BACKFILL MATERIAL IS IN A WET OR MUDDY CONDITION. FLOODING OF TRENCHES IS NOT PERMITTED. DURING THE MAINTENANCE PERIOD, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL FILL TRENCHES TO COMPENSATE FOR SETTLING. IF SETTLING OCCURS AND SUBSEQUENT ADJUSTMENTS IN PIPE, VALVES, PLANTING, OR OTHER CONSTRUCTION ARE NECESSARY, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL MAKE ALL REQUIRED ADJUSTMENTS AT NO COST TO THE 22. OBSERVATION SCHEDULE: CONTRACTOR SHALL NOTIFY THE OWNER'S REPRESENTATIVE OF THE FOLLOWING OBSERVATIONS IN ADVANCE AS INDICATED: PRE -JOB CONFERENCE - 7 DAYS PRESSURE SUPPLY LINE INSTALLATION AND TESTING - 48 HOURS AUTOMATIC CONTROLLER INSTALLATION - 48 HOURS CONTROL WIRE INSTALLATION - 48 HOURS PROVISIONAL AND FINAL OBSERVATION - 7 DAYS EMITTER LATERAL AND EXTENSION LINE PLACEMENT - 48 HOURS EMITTER OPERATION - 48 HOURS NO OBSERVATION SHALL COMMENCE WITHOUT AS -BUILT DRAWINGS. CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL INCONVENIENCE CAUSED IF THE CONTRACTOR CALLS FOR AN OBSERVATION WITHOUT AS -BUILT DRAWINGS, WITHOUT COMPLETING PREVIOUSLY NOTED CORRECTIONS, OR WITHOUT PREPARING THE SYSTEM FOR OBSERVATIONS. YAIL IFT • r !111000 25. RECORD LANDSCAPE DRAWINGS: LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR SHALL AT ALL TIMES MAINTAIN ON SITE A COMPLETE SET OF RECORD DRAWINGS, SHOWING DIMENSIONED LOCATIONS AND DEPTHS FOR EACH OF THE FOLLOWING: MAIN LINE ROUTING, SLEEVES, PRESSURE REGULATORS, GATE VALVES, REMOTE CONTROL VALVES, CONTROL WIRE ROUTING, EMITTER HEADERS, LATERALS, FLUSH VALVES, AND OTHER RELATED ITEMS AS DIRECTED BY THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT. LOCATE ALL DIMENSIONS FROM TWO PERMANENT POINTS (BUILDINGS, MONUMENTS, SIDEWALKS, CURBS OR PAVEMENTS). MAKE DIMENSIONS ACCURATELY AT THE SAME SCALE USED ON ORIGINAL DRAWINGS OR LARGER. 26. EQUIPMENT TO BE FURNISHED: AS PART OF THIS CONTRACT, CONTRACTOR SHALL SUPPLY THE FOLLOWING TOOLS TO THE OWNER AT THE CONCLUSION OF THE PROJECT: TWO KEYS FOR EACH AUTOMATIC CONTROLLER (CONTROLLERS TO BE KEYED ALIKE). TWO QUICK -COUPLING KEYS AND MATCHING HOSE SWIVELS FOR EACH TYPE OF QUICK -COUPLING VALVE INSTALLED. BEFORE FINAL INSPECTION CAN OCCUR, EVIDENCE THAT THE OWNER HAS RECEIVED MATERIAL MUST BE SHOWN TO OWNERS REPRESENTATIVE. 27. OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS: AT THE COMPLETION OF THE WORK, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL SUBMIT A COMPLETE, TYPEWRITTEN SET OF OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS TO THE OWNER. THE INSTRUCTIONS SHALL INCLUDE ALL INFORMATION NEEDED TO PROPERLY OPERATE AND MAINTAIN THE IRRIGATION SYSTEM, INCLUDING SCHEDULING INFORMATION, PARTS LISTS, ETC. CONTRACTOR SHALL ALSO SUPPLY A REDUCED SCHEMATIC SITE PLAN THAT WILL FIT INSIDE CONTROLLER SHOWING THE BASIC AREAS COVERED BY EACH STATION. CHART SHALL BE COLOR CODED AND LAMINATED BETWEEN 2 LAYERS OF 20 MIL THICK PLASTIC SHEET. 28. MAINTENANCE: CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE JOB MAINTENANCE OF ALL IRRIGATION AND SHALL CONTINUE UNTIL JOB ACCEPTANCE BY THE OWNER. MAINTAIN ALL SYSTEM COMPONENTS AND ASSURE PROPER WATERING OF ALL PLANTS, REPAIR ANY LEAKS, AND REPLACE ANY DEFECTIVE COMPONENTS. AFTER ALL LANDSCAPE AND IRRIGATION OPERATIONS ARE COMPLETE AND IN CONFORMANCE WITH THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS, THE OWNER SHALL GRANT PROVISIONAL ACCEPTANCE. FOLLOWING PROVISIONAL ACCEPTANCE, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE JOB MAINTENANCE FOR 90 DAYS CONSISTING OF ALL ITEMS COVERED UNDER MAINTENANCE ALONE. FOLLOWING THE 90- DAY MAINTENANCE PERIOD, THE OWNER SHALL GRANT FINAL JOB ACCEPTANCE AFTER VERIFYING ALL WORK AND SYSTEM COMPONENTS ARE IN CONFORMANCE WITH THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS. 29. GUARANTEE: THE IRRIGATION SYSTEM SHALL BE GUARANTEED BY THE CONTRACTOR TO BE FREE OF DEFECTS IN WORKMANSHIP AND MATERIALS FOR A PERIOD OF SIX MONTHS FROM THE COMMENCEMENT OF THE FORMAL MAINTENANCE PERIOD. 1. PRIOR TO BIDDING AND AGAIN IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING AWARD OF CONTRACT, LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY THE AVAILABILITY OF ALL PLANTS AND LANDSCAPE MATERIALS CALLED FOR ON THE PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS. ANY PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED SHALL IMMEDIATELY BE BROUGHT TO THE: ATTENTION OF THE OWNER'S AGENT FOR RESOLUTION. FAILURE TO VERIFY AVAILABILITY WILL NOT RELIEVE THE CONTRACTOR OF THE OBLIGATION TO INSTALL ALL PLANTS AND MATERIALS AS INDICATED IN A TIMELY MANNER. 2. ALL LANDSCAPE MATERIALS!NORMAL INDUSTRYa r.-rSHALL BE FREE OF ANY HARMFUL DEBRIS, , • OR ABNORMALITIES. 3. ALL PLANT MATERIALS SHALL BE TYPICAL OF THEIR SPECIES OR VARIETY AND SHALL HAVE NORMAL HABIT OF GROWTH. THEY SHALL BE SOUND, HEALTHY AND VIGOROUS, WELL -BRANCHED AND DENSELY FOLIATED WHEN IN LEAF. THEY SHALL BE FREE OF DISEASE AND INSECT PESTS, EGGS, OR LARVAE. THEY SHALL HAVE HEALTHY, WELL -DEVELOPED ROOT SYSTEMS FREE OF KINKED OR CIRCLING ROOTS. PLANTS SHALL BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICAN STANDARD FOR NURSERY STOCK, LATESTED EDITION, PUBLISHED BY THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF NURSERYMEN, AND THE ARIZONA NURSERY ASSOCIATION GROWERS' COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED TREE SPECIFICATIONS. 4. CONTAINER -GROWN TREES SHALL BE SELECTED SO AS NOT TO REQUIRE STAKING. CONTACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR REMOVING ANY NURSERY STAKES AT THE NURSERY TO VERIFY STURDINESS OF TREES. TREES THAT CANNOT SUPPORT THEMSELVES UPRIGHT WITHOUT STAKES SHALL BE REJECTED. 5. CONTRACTOR IS TO DETERMINE EXACT QUANTITIES OF PLANT MATERIAL REQUIRED. ANY QUANTIT11 SHOWN ON SCHEDULES ARE a■■-1 6. LARG3E TRANSPLANTED TREES ARE A PART OF THIS PLAN. CONTRACTOR SHALL TAKE ALL STEPS NECESSARY TO COORDINATE TREE SPADING WITH OTHER CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES TO AVOID DAMAGE TO TREES AND OTHER LANDSCAPE FEATURES. 7. PRIOR TO PLANTING, THE LOCATION OF ALL TREES AND SHRUBS SHALL BE FLAGGED ON THE SITE PER DESIGN FOR APPROVAL BY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT. 8. LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT SHALL IDENTIFY SPECIMEN PALO VERDE TREES IN TEMPORARY NURSERY F1 USE IN a■ SPECIMEN TREES ARE INDICATEDON IDENTIFIED IN THE w • ■ RED AND WHITE STRIPED FLAGGING. 9. BACKFILL MIXES SHALL CONSIST OF LOOSENED NATIVE SOIL FREE OF CLODS OR ROCKS GREATER THAN 2" IN DIAMETER. 10. ALL PLANTS SHALL BEAR THE SAME RELATIONSHIP TO FINISH GRADE AS TO THE PLANTS' ORIGINAL GRADE BEFORE DIGGING. !c !r •-■--s r 0 12. A_L. AREAS NOT COVERED BY PAVEMENT, PLAY SURFACING, OR TURF SHALL BE COVERED WITH A UNIFORM 2" LAYER OF 1 /2" SCREENED CRUSHED ROCK. COLOR OF ROCK SHALL MATCH THAT USED IN ADJACE-NT LANDSCAPED PASEOS. 13. WATI=R HARVESTING BASINS SHALL BE CONSTRUCTED FOR ALL PLANTS EXCEPT AGAVES AND DASYLIRION SPECIES. BASINS SHALL BE 6" DEEP, WITH LEVEL BOTTOMS, GENTLY UNDULATING SIDES, SIDE SLOPES THAT VARY BETWEEN 2:1 AND 5:1, AND REVERSE CURVES AT TOP AND BOTTOM OF SIDE SLOPES. BASINS SHALL BE LOCATED AND SHAPED SO THAT TREES AND SHRUBS FALL WITHIN BASIN BOTTOMS WHEN PLANTED AS SHOWN ON PLANS. PRIOR TO DIGGING BASINS, CONTRACTOR SHALL MARK OUT BASIN LOCATIONS ON GROUND WITH SPRAY PAINT OR CHALK FOR APPROVAL BY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT. 14. CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE JOB MAINTENANCE IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING ANY PLANTING OPERATION AND SHALL CONTINUE UNTIL JOB ACCEPTANCE BY OWNER. MAINTAIN TREES, SHRUBS, AND OTHER PLANT`,S BY PRUNING, CULTIVATING, AND WEEDING AS REQUIRED FOR HEALTHY GROWTH. RESTORE WATER HARVE'S"'�ING FEATURES AND RESET TREES AND SHRUBS TO PROPER GRADES OR VERTICAL POSITION AS REQUIRED. IF INSECTS OR DISEASE ARE OBSERVED, AN INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT PROFESSIONAL IS TO BF- CONSULTED. INDISCRIMINATE USE OF PESTICIDES MAY SUBJECT CONTRACTOR TO LIABILITY FOR FUTURE PEST PROBLEMS. AFTER ALL LANDSCAPE OPERATIONS ARE COMPLETE AND IN CONFORMANCE WITH 7H= CONTRACT DOCUMENTS, THE OWNER SHALL GRANT PROVISIONAL ACCEPTANCE. FOLLOWING PROVISIONAL ACCEPTANCE, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE JOB MAINTENANCE FOR 90 DAYS CONSISTING OF ALL ITEMS LISTED ABOVE. FOLLOWING THE 90-DAY MAINTENANCE PERIOD, THE OWNER SHALL GRANT FINAL JOB ACCEPTANCE AFTER VERIFYING ALL WORK AND PLANTS ARE IN CONFORMANCE WITH TH= CONTRACT DOCUMENTS. 15. AL PLANTS, MATERIALS, AND WORKMANSHIP TO BE GUARANTEED FOR ONE YEAR FOLLOWING FINAL JOB ACCEPTANCE BY OWNER. ANY UNHEALTHY PLANTS SHALL BE PROMPTLY REMOVED AND REPLACED. GUARANTEE WILL BE LIMITED TO ONE REPLACEMENT UNLESS IT IS DETERMINED THAT FAULTY PLANT MATER ALS OR WORKMANSHIP ARE THE CAUSE OF NEED FOR REPLACEMENT. PLANS FOR BIDDING PURPOSES ONLY. NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION. VEN TAN A MEDICAL SYSTEMS INC. Phase II Portion of Section 30, T-11-S, R-14-E, G&SRNi Town of Oro Valley, Pimc County, Arizona Scale. 1 "-40'--0" Contour Interval: 1' Date: July 6, 2006 �V6-05 > OF