Landscape Plans Clause Samples
The Landscape Plans clause defines the requirements and standards for the preparation, submission, and approval of landscape design documents for a project. Typically, it specifies what details must be included in the plans, such as plant species, irrigation systems, and layout, and may set deadlines for submission and review by relevant parties or authorities. This clause ensures that landscaping is planned and executed in accordance with agreed-upon specifications, helping to prevent disputes and ensuring the final landscape meets aesthetic and functional expectations.
Landscape Plans. When the design has fulfilled the program requirements, submit a PDF set of land- scape plans to the CITY'S project manager. After the project manager approves the plans, he/she will submit the same to the Park Department for review and comments. When the Park Department has approved the plans, the ENGINEER may proceed with placing them on the Design Council agenda for review and comment, as directed by the CITY.
Landscape Plans. The Consultant shall provide landscape plans prepared by a registered Landscape Architect. The plans shall identify the location and type of plant materials to be installed. Unless otherwise directed by the County, plantings shall be limited to drought tolerant trees of a species that will not require irrigation after establishment. Species and location shall be coordinated with clear zone requirements, sight distance requirements, proposed signage, ground conditions, streetlight locations, billboard locations, and utility conflicts and clearance. The location of the streetlights, structures, and pipes shall also be shown on the landscaping plans to ensure there are no conflicts with existing trees to remain or proposed trees. The landscape plans shall also include General Notes and Details and a summary of Pay Items sheet (s). Design shall be based on a landscaping construction budget not to exceed $100,000 per mile of total project length.
Landscape Plans. This must be on separate plan sheets or written documents. This cost estimate will not be part of the construction contract documents. The cost estimate is intended solely for use by the Department. This estimate is to be provided to the Project Manager. Modification for Non-Conventional Projects: Delete PPM 9.4.
Landscape Plans. The plans will initially be used to demonstrate how the proposed project complies with SFWMD permit requirements (water treatment and conveyance). After the permit is obtained, the plans will be supplemented with detailed construction information and construction specifications sufficient for bidding purposes. Consultant will prepare a cost estimate for the proposed improvements. Task 7 – SFWMD ERP Consultant will assist the owner in applying for a SFWMD ERP. Consultant will prepare the permit applications and cover letter and collate them with the construction plans prepared in Task 6, surface water management report prepared in Task 5 and information provided by the City into one permit application package and submit it to SFWMD for review. Consultant will respond to up to two requests for additional information from SFWMD staff. Each response will include preparing a response letter, modifying the construction plans, modifying the surface water management report, modifying the SWMM model and collating this information with information provided by the City. Task 8 – Nutrient Loading Calculation components. Reimbursable Expenses REVISED 7/18/02 To complete the tasks outlined in the contract, the Consultant will incur costs associated with printing, making copies and postage. These costs will be billed on a T&M basis. END OF EXHIBIT A REVISED 7/18/02 EXHIBIT B BASIS OF COMPENSATION SEE EXHIBIT A END OF EXHIBIT B. REVISED 7/18/02 EXHIBIT B – ATTACHMENT A SCHEDULE OF FEES FOR BASIC SERVICE REVISED 7/18/02 EXHIBIT B - ATTACHMENT B CONSULTANT' S EMPLOYEE HOURLY RATE SCHEDULE SEE EXHIBIT B REVISED 7/18/02 EXHIBIT B - ATTACHMENT C CONSULTANT' S ESTIMATE OF ADDITIONAL SERVICES (INCLUDING DETAILED OBSERVATION OF CONSTRUCTION) REVISED 7/18/02 EXHIBIT C PROJECT SCHEDULE REVISED 7/18/02 EXHIBIT D INSURANCE COVERAGE
(1) The amounts and types of insurance coverage shall conform to the following minimum requirements with the use of Insurance Services Office (ISO) forms and endorsements or their equivalents.
(2) The insurance required by this Agreement shall be written for not less than the limits specified herein or required by law, whichever is greater.
(3) Coverages shall be maintained without interruption from the date of commencement of the work until the date of completion and acceptance of the Project by the Owner or as specified in this Agreement, whichever is longer.
(4) Certificates of insurance (3 copies) acceptable to the Owner shall be filed with the Owner w...
Landscape Plans. Prior to the issue of a Construction Certificate the person acting on this consent must submit to and have approved by the principle certifying authority (PCA) detailed landscaping plans that are generally consistent with the Drawings Ref. No. ▇▇-▇▇-01-15 dated 12/2/2021 prepared by ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇. The detailed plans must be updated to reflect the following tree replacement requirements: For trees removed as part of the development: minimum 1:1 tree replacement of local native tree species, minimum pot size 400L For trees removed in the rail corridor, replace with a diverse mix of local native grass, groundcover, shrub and tree species, minimum 6 plants per square meter. The planting schedule must ensure a complex habitat structure is achieved with a clearly definable under, mid and upper vegetation storey using local native species. Species selected and planted should be sourced from community or wholesale nurseries that stock Sydney region native species, this area would have originally included species from the Sydney Turpentine Ironbark Forest community. Reduce density to 2% of each for Hibbertias and Hardenbergias in the native grassland mix. These species will out-compete the grasses within a few months. The native grass mix should include some Themeda and Cymbopogon and also slightly more Lomandra (e.g. 7%). Replace Dietes as it is considered a weed. Other non-local species (Phlebodium,Salvia, Colchicum, Anigozanthos) should be replaced with similar local species appropriate for the GreenWay. As part of the long term maintenance plan for these landscaped areas, any plants replaced should be from the same or similar local native species
Landscape Plans. The Landscape Layout and Planting Plans shall include the proposed hardscape, landscape, proposed street species, public right-of-way improvements, bicycle racks, and street furnishings, except those improvements specifically described in the Development Agreement, Exhibit H, Schedule A, Section II, shall be incorporated into the plans dated May 06, 2013, and stamped “EXHIBIT B” included in the docket for Case No. 2009.0886C. The final Landscape Plans shall be submitted to the Department prior to approval of the Architectural Addenda of the Building Permit Application for the MOB. Those features included on the Landscape Plan shall be maintained in a safe and attractive manner.
Landscape Plans. MD SHA shall provide the landscape plan and the vegetation removal plan.
Landscape Plans. The Landscape Layout and Planting Plans are as described in the plans dated February 22, 2012 (Cathedral Hill Campus MOB) and May 06, 2013 (Cathedral Hill Campus Hospital), and stamped “EXHIBIT B” included in the docket for Case No. 2009.0885C. The final Landscape Plans shall be submitted to the Department prior to approval of the Architectural Addenda of the Building Permit Application for the MOB, and shall include the proposed hardscape, landscape, proposed street species, public right-of-way improvements, bicycle racks, and street furnishings, except those improvements at the Cathedral Hill Campus specifically described in Exhibit H, Schedule A, Section I to the Development Agreement. Those features included on the Landscape Plans shall be maintained in a safe and attractive manner.
Landscape Plans. Prior to final site plan shall have submitted to the Director of Planning landscaping plan for the entire Property for the Direct-or Planning to review and approve for general consistency Plan and landscape ordinance requirements.
Landscape Plans. Drawing sets to consist of: layout, grading, and planting plans, as well as sections, details, materials, and specifications as required. • Two (2) copies, drawn to scale in metric & one (1) copy 11x17.