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Home My WebLink About73418 PINYON STREETLAN CITY OF PALM DESERT Landscape. Inspection Schedule for Renovated Landscape. and Custom Homes Plant Material. a. Condition b. Type c, Placement Inoraanics a. Decomposed Granite b. Boulders c. Cobble Final a. Irrigation ➢ Valves boxes, and wiring b. c. ➢ Controller :operation and site specific yearly Irrigation schedule. ➢ Sprinkler, bubbler and/or dripemitter type, flow rate land quantity per plant > Overall operation Tree staking Overall Please call 760 776-6450'to schedule inspections at least 24 hours in advance. Important Notice — Underground Service Alt j�arr�p ection 4216/4217 •of the Government Code requires. Dig Alert Id ntifcation Numbe be issued befor a 1 � 'Permlt`to Ex ovate will be valid. For your Dig Alert 1 entification Num er call Underground Service/lert OLL FREE a 1-800-227-26 pi two working days. before you d g., Landscape R non Plan Reviewed By: - ,� Approved By: S Date: 6✓-� City 4- aim Dese P.W. Dept Construction contractor agrees that in accordance with generally accepted construction practices, construction contractor will be required to assume sole and complete responsibility for job site conditions during the course of construction of the project, including safety of all persons and property, that this requirement shall be made to apply continuously and not be limited to normal working hours, and construction contractor further agrees to defend, indemnify and hold design professional harmless from any and all liability, real or alleged, in connection with the performance of. work on this project, ,excepting liability arising from ,the sole negligence of design professional. PE R OD r/ Pa I)� • EL PLAN. NYON STREET Desert, California s IEET fJJX SET _ScRI FTI ON LA.N lMS: FLAN IRRIG TION Fl ._N ..1,..I.&TN5 FLAN T IL FLANTIN16,727.-TAt.:L5. II:GTIONETAIL5 CVWD NOTE• 1 NO TREE PLANTING WITHIN 10' OF C.V:W.D. SEWER AND WATER LINES CVWD NOTE* 2 TREES, PLANTS, WALLS, SIDEWALKS AND PERMANENT STRUCTURES OF ANY KIND SHALL NOT BE BUILT IN CVWD ANS USBR EASEMENTS OR RIGHT—OF—WAY WITHOUT FIRST OBTAINING AND ENCROACHMENT PERMIT FROM CVWD. CVWD NOTE: 3.. NO. PERMANENT STRUCTURES WITHIN CVWD EASEMENTS. CWVD, WILL, NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR REPLACING AND/OR MAINTAINING ANY DECORATIVE CONCRETE AND /OR LANDSCAPING INSTALLED OVER WATER MAINLNES OR VALVES. CVWD NOTE: 4 TURF AREAS IRRIGATED WITH SPRAY/ROTOR SYSTEMS MUST BE SET BACK AT LEAST 24" FROM CURBS DRIVEWAYS, SIDEWALKS OR ANY OTHER AREA THAT MAY RESULT IN RUNOFF OF WATER ONTO STREETS. AN UNDULATING LANDSCAPE BUFFER AREA CREATED BY THE SETBACK SHALL BE DESIGNED: WITH ROCK, COBBLE OR DG AND/OR CAN BE LANDSCAPED WITH DRIP IRRIGATED SHRUBS/ACCENTS OR COVERED WITH SUITABLE GROUND COVER. NOTE BACKFLOW MUST BE SCREENED FROM PUBLIC VIEW ON ALL SIDES WITH PLANT MATERIAL. NOTE: ALL OVERHEAD UTILITIES AND UTILITIES A SHOW ALL. UNDERGROUND ARE : , N ON PLAN, 4' Grapevine St - Coachella Valley Water District Landscape Design Approval Dije,1151 is V NOTE LANDSCAPE AND IRRIGATION SYSTEM -CERTIFICrATE OF C a,MPLETION MUST BE COMPLETED AND FILED WITH THE CITY OF PALM DESERT AND CVWD PROJECT' .INFO OWNER: Mr. Pisco 73-418 Pinyon Street Palm Desert, CA 92260 Telephone 760.773.5205 ARCHITECT: FEDDERLY AND ASSOCIATES 38-747 Nopales Road Palm Desert, California 92211 Telephone 760.773.5205 HINY 111. p 'Paseo of. ihadow Mountain Dr. Joshua Tre Juniper St. Pinyon St. All Ironwood Ln st- CO 0 n i SITE VICINITY MAP taor TO SCALE GAV DfO)Jod METER *43664437 TOTAL LANDSCAPE AREA: 4,975SQFT NORTH SCALE: 1/8" 12-0"' 11,11111111 I .I.lilt 11IIII I1111I tee; I o u I • • • • • • 0 c0 e M N 111 11 11 11 C CV CV 0 in 11 1 11 1 11 11 11 1 1 1111 1111111111 111111 • • 4 a w =4a a 1U er'' aO An A IIY I Ii11Y 11 ill II III IIII, II I II III 111111111111111,11111 ,11I �I III IIillllullll Ili T V REp7$IONSISIIIIIIYIeDelia Piz Swett Af renal lkwriesatt el acme mpa o =E- -1 -z C crg co 111111111 111111 111 11111111 11IIIIYIIII, 111111111111 SHEET # CS fin 11111111 1 1 11 1 1111 1 1 1 1 1?MI6 PROJECT'DATE• 121614 PLOT 123 DATE:.14 SO • • • • • • • • • • I1 0 a' 16' 24' 32' n,V IL II II , I I 11 1111 111 1 IIII 11111111 COVER SHEET • • • EXISTING PALMS TO REMAIN EXISTING TREES TO REMAIN EXISTING +6' BLOCK WALL EXISTING PALM TO REMAIN 3 co EXISTING +6'—i0- BLOCK WALL EXISTING +30"—H' BLOCK WALL EXISTING +12" LOW BLOCK WALL LOT T 8 Important Notice — Underground Service Alert Section 421 /4217 of the Government Code requires Dig Alert I enti cation Number be issued before a Permit to Excavo e' will be valid. For your Dig Alert I entificalian Num er call Underground' Service. Alert TOLL FREE at 1-800-227-2600two working days before you dig., EXISTING +2' BLOCK WALL EXISTING +.6' \ BLOCK WALL • EXISTING POOL Construction contractor agrees that in accordance with generally accepted constriction practices, construction contractor will be required to assume sole and complete responsibility for Job site conditions during the course of construction of the project, including safety of all persons and property, that thisrequirement shall be made to apply continuously and not be limited to normal working hours, and construction contractor further agrees to defend,indemnify and hold design professional harmless from any and all liability, real or alleged, in connection with the performance of work on this project, excepting liability arising Worn the sole negligence of design professional. itieueu11YIIL♦II Ii .IQYlii 1,161IIWI�I16.LYIIIIIUI,pJ� I u I l l Iu n III, 111 1 I 1tl uY11111 I_J d 1,11111 I Ili 11ud ill Yui 111 :I i I 1111 III' 11 III' i I 1 I PROPERTY 4_INE N89°44'35"E 150.00' N QPERi,TY LIN C' PINYON S1PM El NOTE: 1. MAINLINE, LATERALS AND VALVES ARE SHOWN OUTSIDE PLANTING AREAS FOR GRAPHIC CLARITY ONLY. THEY SHOULD BE INSTALLED IN SHRUB AREAS. 2-SLEEVING SHALL OCCUR UNDER ALL HARDSCAPE. SURFACES WITH SCHEDULE 40 PVC 2 .X SIZE .OF PIPE. 3. SCREEN BACKFLOW .DEVICE FROM 'COMMUNITY VIEW WITH PLANT MATERIAL. Y 111111111111111111 II I I uu I 1 u V I I 11 I 11 I I I Ill awl I V �1 I I II in dIIVUImIIddl ll fin lid, IIu lY11111 6111JIIIIII IY1111 l urlYllhldl6l tllllll I Ylll IIII, IIII YIIIIIIIIIIIII I11111.LIIIIIIIIIIIIII111111I I I dllVllllllllllllll I Y11611Y I I I I. N I YII I II EXISTING +2' BLOCK WALL EXISTING +6' BLOCK WALL EXISTING +6' - BLOCK WALL EXISTING STRuCTUE EXISTING :STRUCTURE EXISTING PALMS TO REMAIN,,:._ n DRIVEWAY: SEE SHEET L-4 FAR PLA'TIi�T DETAILS 15' SETBACK EXISTING +6' if BLOCK WALL 4.43 in N in O O - Z PR.O.IDER EXISTING +6' be BLOCK WALL EXISTING +30" BLOCK WALL XISTING PALMS: TO LOT 1Q TREES PLANT LEGEND SYM:. NAME AA Acacia aneura Mulga PALMS -SYM, NAME $A Brahea armata Mexican Blue Palm GH Chamaerops humilis Mediterranean Pan Palm SHRUBS EIR NEED LOIN SIZE 24" Box WATER NEEDS SIZE MOD 24" Box MOD 24" Box PLANT QTY COMMENTS FACTOR 3 Low :Branching 20 PLANT aTY. COMMENTS FACTOR 4 .5.0 1 Multi .50 WATER PLANT SYM. NAME NFFF75: SIZE QTY. -COMMENTS FACTOR AA Agave -americana var. media -pieta 24 :Box 19, :24 Yellow- Striped LOW AP Agave. parry' LOIN 5 gal HOachucensis BQL Bougainvillea. 'Glow Torch' MOD 5021. BougainviIlea. GAP Gaeselpinia pulcherinma MOD. 5 go 13 Orange Red. Bird of Paradise EG. Echinocactus grusonlf ton 42 6"-12" diameters 20 Golden Barrel Euphorbia milli LoW . _ gal Crown of Thorns Euphorbla tirucalli 'Fire Sticks:' LON 15.9aI Fire sticks EM ET *21AI Dasylirlonwheeler! LOW sp Desert oon (Grey) S FS Eouquferia: splendens. Odotil l& HP Hesperalo parvlflora Yellow Yucca LI, Lantana 'Irene' Irene Lantana LLC.-Leucophyllum laevigatum Ghihudhuan Rain Sage Lantana montevldensls YellowTrailing Lantana Lantana montevidensls Purple Trailing Lantana MR Nth lenbergiarl.gens Regal Mlst. RK Ruellid brittonlana Purple Dwarf Ruellla. REG Russells ecqulsetifarmis Goccinea Coral. Fountain 5G SAvia clsyelandil Ghaparral Sage- LMY, LIMP MOD 15 gc.11. LON .51-10' tall 5 gal MOD 5 gal. LOW 5 gal MOD- .5 gal, 5 gal. 5:gal. 5 gal. MOD 5 gal, LOIN 5 gal. LOW MOD LOW 12 20 11: .50 4'tall min.. 5 .50 .2D 20 .22 17. 1.2 canes mine .20 .11 Yellow. :20 I5: 'Zed -Orange :50 12 Purple. 2 Tellpw. 16 Purple 51: :20 5 .20 1 Red -Orange :50 7 Purple ;20 ZG Zephyranthes 'Labuffarosed' MOD I 15 Pf6K- Slant Prairie Lily ESPALIERS $ VINES SYM. .BBK WATER NAME NEEDS SIZE Bougainvillea 'Barbara Karst' -MOD 15 gal. 139ug0nvll lea GROUND COVERS i50 PLANT QTY. COMMENTS FACTOR 12 Vine .50 SYM. NAME SIZE Gift COMMENTS 3/8' 'Desert GOLD' DG; with 11% :fines, 2 iTnch:es thick in all -planters, wet and compact Hold the DG down 1' from all h.ardscape 'Hickory Creek boulders see boulder schedule 3' to 4' Dia, HICKORY CREEK Bou.Ider's w 'Hickory Creek' — Fra.ctulred. Rack 3" NOTE: ALL QUANTITIES ARE FOR ESTIMATE PURPOSE ONLY,. CONTRACTOR TO VERIFY QUANTITIES TOTAL LANDSCAPE AREA: 4,975SQFT Coachella Valley Water District Landscape Design Approval Date 15 IS ax: C 41 VA' 1111 I II II I II 111,1 I IIII NORTH SCALE: 1/8" ='1'-0" 0 4' 8' 16' 24' 32' '.III I I, 1i( . I I I 1 II I I I ll u_Ub !lulu i III iI 111111I11111111 z 11I I. III II it III l Dial Date SiledlAitegal A cu CT) CD itn ci cif OD cp cn co -711 cfp de rn By Liesamticeetarte st -a mi Mfra zo 40 SPECIFICATIONS ul iPROJECT DATE: 12.16.14 'Pi PLOT DATE 12.30.14 0412 PLANTING REMODEL PLAN • -••DRIVEWAY: • I EL EXISat' NG..+3' :BLOCK WALL 1111ntltl ll DRIP ZONE—.2A I1 II I _'I! M,11,111:111: IIII 111VII1c111rtl rtlrGao. Ilv II.:1111-111:: 1 pia Construction contractor -agrees that in accordance with generally accepted construction practices, construction contractor will be required to assume sole and complete responsibility for job Site conditions during the course of construction of the- project, including safety of all persons and property; that this requirement shall be made to apply continuously and not be limited to, normal working hours, and construction contractor further Agrees to defend,indemnify and hold design professional harmless from any and all liability, real or alleged, in connection with the performance of. work -on this project, excepting liability arising from the, sole negligence of design professional. SiWIWJ IIIIIIJLf410410.1,gn 1111111 11i1L111_uII I ulltIAA101111161.111111111111111u llrlp11111 1III'. 111 i111111111111111111111tea mild ial1 III Id1 ht111 IIIn116IIIIIIIIIII11111ei*[liIH IIIIY 1111IY dill. 1 11 I1 1111111111111 1111111I 11111 III_ I I1111111 II Id AUTOMATIC INLINE FLUSH VALVE (typ) EXISTING PALMS - TO REMAIN EXISTING TREES TO REMAIN EXISTING +6' BLOCK WALL EXISTING ,PALM TO .REMAIN BA 3/4" Z:A 3/4" I 6A 3/4" a 5A 3/4 1 TREE 4 PALM 4 DRIP 2 DRIP) AUTOMATIC INUNE FLUSH VALVE (typ) EXISTING +6' BLOCK WALL EXISTING BLOCK WALL 1 1 /4 i EXISTING +12" LOW BLOCK WALL EXISTING +2' BLOCK. -WALL EXISTING +6" BLOCK WALL III'I'IIIIrl LIIII-IIIIIrri(:iilllllllllllil11111111111i11111 EXISTING POOL 1111-111.11IIIIIII1.IVlll)Iti11III1:112;11111-1121111I'lI PROPERTY di la 12 mi In _ — — — ,44ffiinfnm`'' 11 uuuiUtwtlfl III liiiniiuuuIWIIIMI t,tIiWit0nimtlut,tuniHuii iMul 11initlninuttinutltngtiitjuiuuju unmI_U tunli .._11I L••... 11 Ilcl r11!:Irr:' Important Notice — Underground Service Alert ection 4216/421 of the Government Code -requi es. Dig Alert Id nti cation Number be issued befor a ' snit -to Ex ovate= will be valid. For your Dig Alert I entificofian Number call Underground Service Alert. TOOL FREE at 1-800-227=2600 two working' days, afore you dig.; INE N89'44'35"E 150.00' OPE'.TY LIN It I IIErr' II:r6ni1111:nonlI r o.:[Aldl10 IIII. d 11.11111 y et a EXISTING +2' EXISTING +6' BLOCK WALL EXISTING- +.6' EX14S11.K..STRO CTURE DRIP ZONE IA: • 1 NIYt11011 WHNYNNti1 A .uiuugpmuwnwuuunumwmmuiuuumwuwir .... DRIP ZONE— O IInn IIInmiclun f1111 111__tlhl li7nl,l l: clll:',',I II,;__. PINYON STREET I,I :L,I tllll,l',; RIB rll!:11tll.11 .A , pingwrt_IUIIJII ifttuntuntgtiiuutonnnt nee DRIP ZONE 2A • • :021VEWAY. NEW 1" RP Backflow Instp'Iled By: General Contractor P O.C. EXISTING 3/4" METER METER # 4366'4437 SEE SHEET L-5 FOR IRRIGATION .DETAILS 1411 Illlull II i,IJlll IIIIIYI d II Ilil AUTOMATIC INUNE FLUSH VALVE (typ) ,,Wiiluiiniilignuto I1 I idoiW. H I RRI GATI ON CONTROLLER /EXISTING +6' BLOCK WALL I C- AUTOMATIC INUNE FLUSH VALVE (typ) PIPE SIZING CHART PIPE SIZE 1/2" 3/4" 1" 1-1/4" 1-1/2" MAX. O ALLOWABLE FLOW -5 GPM .1-0 'GPM 16 GPM '20 GPM 40 GPM 2" 60 GPM -REFER TO EMITTER SCHEDULE rOR EMITTER MODEL # AND GPH FOR =ACH PLANT SPECIES `THIS SHEET. 1A 3/4" 2A 3/4" 3A 3/4" 4A 3/4" 1 DRIP 6 DRIP 4 PALM 2 TREE =EXISTING +6' BLACK WALL EXISTING +30" BLOCK WALL XI -STING PALMS. TO CT 10 Owv/Ft+: DRIP ZONE DRIP ZONE TTT MANUFACTURER RAINBIRD RAINBIRD IRAINGiRD RAINBIRD HAMMON NETAFIM le PFR PFR 'Dr SERIES DRIP ZONE KIT LOW" HATER NEEDS LOW GH Lhanaerops-humllls MOD' Medlteiraneal ;Fal Palm SHRUBS 1(1402) EMITTERS XEt-I0PO-I032 J03-20PG-1432; 20 PLANT FACTOR .20 PATER NAME NEEIJS .EMITTERS' PLANT FACTOR AA Agave arnerlcana var. medlo-pIcta' Yellow -Striped 1-011 (Yes 0 EN -Er AP Agave pgrr9l Huachucensls -BRL Bougainvillea 'Slow Torch'. :MOD pougainvlllea GAP CossalpInto pulcherInma MOD Red Blyd of Porgdises Ebhinocactus grusonll &olden barrel Euphorblq mUir LOW Grown of Thorns Euphorbla tlrucallf'Fire 5tlthWLON Fire sticke DW DasylIrlon wha61er1 LOW Desert. 5poon;(erey) Fauqulerla_splendens 1-21^1 Ocotillo Hesperalo parvMFlora Yellow Yucca Lantana 'Irene' Irene Lantana LLG Leucophyllumlaevreptum Ghlhuahuan Rain Sage LKY Lantana moritevldensls HP EMITTER/BUBBLER SWHED-U:L.E lizEe SYM. NAME AA. ,Ayac[q aneurq M. rilga PALMS SYM. NAME WATER NE1="D5 BUBBLERS PLANT' FACTOR PA Prahea ermata Mexican Blue Palm LOW LOW VINES LON LON MOD MOP .20 .20 50 4(2 .20 50 .50 .20 .20 50 HATER SYN. NAME BougoinvIllea 'Harbor° Karst' MOD BougpawIllpo DESCRIpTION XERI-BUBBLER FLAW RADIUS WALL MOUNTED 12 STATION RESIDENTIAL CONTROLLER. ELECTRIC CONTROL VALVE FOR TURF AREAS AND PALM TREE BUBBLERS, SIZE AS NOTED ON PLAN. REFER TO DETAIL ON IRRIGATION DETAIL -SHEET ELECTRIC CONTROL VALVE KIT WITH BUILT 1IN FLUSH VALVE FOR DRIP AREAS FLoP TREE BUBBLERS, SIZE AS NOTED ON PLAN. BALL VALVE (LINE SIZE). REFER TO DETAIL. ON IRRIGATION DETAIL SHEET FLOW GPH zop 50 psi pATTEsitc 30 130 TL050MFV-1 AUTOMATIC INLINE FLUSH VALVE MAINLINE - -USE CLASS 315 FOR 2' OR LARGER AND SCH. 40 pVC-FOR 1/211to 1-1/2' NON -PRESSURE LATERAL UNE PIPING - PVC CLASS 200, pvc 315 ve DIA. IRRIGATION POINT OF CONNEOTION - FROM IDC511NG 3/4" MOIR. (1! RP Backlioe installed by General Centrector) PIPE SLEEVING- SHALL OCCUR UNDER ALL.HARDSCAPE SLEEVING SHALL BE 2K.111E DIAMETER OF THE PIPE. INDICATES CONTROLLER NUMBER I INDICATES FLOW IN GALLONS PER MINUTE INDICATES ZONE TYPE INDICATES ELECTRIC CONTROL VALVE -SIZE NOTE: 1 MAINLINE, LATERALS AND VALVES ARE SHOWN OUTSIDE PLANTING. AREAS FOR GRAPHIC CLARITY ONLY. THEY SHOULD BE INSTALLED IN SHRUB AREAS. 2. SLEEVING SHALL OCCUR UNDER ALL HARDSCAPE SURFACES WITH SCHEDULE 40 PVC 2 X SIZE OF PIPE. 3. SCREEN BACKFLOW DEVICE FROM COMMUNITY MEW WITH PLANT MATERIAL Coachella Valley Water District Landscape Design Approval axi NO TREE PLANTING WITHIN 10' OF C.V.W.D. SEWER AND WATER LINES DRIP DRIP UMBRELLA TREES, PLANTS, WALLS, SIDEWALKS AND PERMANENT STRUCTURES OF ANY KIND SHALL NOT BE BUILT IN CVWD ANS USBR EASEMENTS OR RIGHT-OF-WAY WITHOUT FIRST OBTAINING AND ENCROACHMENT PERMIT FROM CVWD. NO PERMANENT STRUCTURES WITHIN QVWD EASEMENTS, 'cW.VO WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR REPLACING AND/OR MAINTA NINeG ANY DECORATIVE CONCRETE AND /OR LANDSCAPING INSTALLED OVER. WATER MAINLINES OR VALVES. 4' 24' A A Igo op CL5 :0: Ct 1-C ) 4:56 1)• ra co co 1-1 SHEET L-2 PROJECT DATE: 12.16.14 PLOT DATE: 1230.14 TRIOGATION REMODEL PLAN 0 in OF GM Future Designs NOT TO BE REPRODUCED, CHANGED OR COPIED IN ca EXISTING +2' BLOCK WALL [INC PALMS EMAIN INC TREES EMAIN :DUSTING +6. 3L0, CK WALL, NG PALM =MAIN G4 IY 0 IDSGAPE LIGHTING 11SFORMER �* EXISTING +6'-;a BLACK WALL XISTING +30 LOCK WALL. ;ISTING -F12" JW BLOCK WALL _OT o MEM LIM tant Notice - Underaround Service Alert Section 4216/4217 of the Government Code requires'. a Dig Alert Identification Number be issued, before a 'Permit to Excavate' will be valid. For your Dig Alert Identification Number call Underground Service Alert TOLL FREE at 1-800-227-2600'two working days beffore. you dig.; EXISTING +6' BLOCK WALL _PROPERTY „LINE 1%189'44'35"E I50.00' hp Construction contractor agrees that, in accordance with generally accepted construction practices, construct on contractor will be required to assume sole and complete responsibility for job site conditions during the course of construction of theproject, including safety of all persons and property, that this requirement shall be made to apply continuously and not be limited to normal working hours, and construction contractor further agrees to defend, indemnify and hold design professional harmless from any and all liability, real or alleged, in connection with the performance of. work on, this project, excepting liability arising from the sole negligence of design professional: �IIWJIhddVW Intl IIIVI1 ahrtlll V lllll(liylll lrl illl Vl..e,li,l..II ld, llil,IIYII1611it1 wall Ian, dml II l ill udin IDd!La iI III 1u0111111111111i_IIIi61 11 111111 1111111111 IIIJ11191 I Id II .VI II PINYON STREET EXISTING +2' _BLOCK WALL N EXISTING +6' BLOCK WALL EXISTING +6' BLOCK WALL a EXISTING STRUCTURE . EXISTING STRUCTURE ' • .. .A Q°� 71i ter* 4 EML 15' SETBACK b O Uri rin Cri N in O O - z EXISTING +6' BLOCK WALL • BXISTING BLOCK WALL WALL EXISTING +30" BLOCK WALL LIGHTING SPECIFICATIONS Miff SOURCE INTEGRATEDLEMAN°. DRNErt, 2950K (-1507+Im), HIS( CRT, PVNER USAGE AT 12VACINPUT VA6WATTS: S.BVAA W. MULTIPLY FIXTUREVABY THE NUMBER OF FIXTURES USED TQ DETERMINE SIZE-oFTRANSFOIB ER OPERATING VOLTAGE RANGE: 9V-16VACIDC ?Mat OF mamma., SET-1V(LEADS. CABLECONNECTOREUPRJED- MOUNTING: 15276.1C Parer Pal pink) 1DISTANCE FROM LIGHT 1 1?ClirEr ?TIP FOOTCANDI.E$ 1212: I -121 E3: 1 023 ,I `'0.33 16.11 1 71A6 .I LED SHALLOW SHADE 7. SMALL. MODEL NO 45805 LPGH TIN G DESIRED FINISH dTDD1ARED ARCHRECTURAL 0RONZE (RTC) SPECIFICATIONS HQIa$dt DIE TA4TAWIANUM WITH A - FULLY SEALED HEAT -RESISTANT GLASS LENS. WIRING: WIRE CONNECTION MUST BE MADE INSIDE JUNCTION BOX LIGHT SOURCE: ILLUMINATION PROVIDED BY SOEGRATED 32-WATTLED CHIPS. Igt MOUNTING ACFSSORY. STAINLESS STEEL MOUNTING HARDWAREAND`,IUNCTJOR BOX ii4 FOOTCANDLENDISTANCE FROM FVCTURE CENTER I. MOUNTING HFJGFD' 'a EXISTING PALMS. TO. LOT 1C ij $,wy/FtJ J7 1' 15 2 240 d.18 L II.72 14 Be O.D6 LED STEP a.OS pm 0.12 -0.111 a.2S LIGHT WITH LOUVRE FACE NOMAD 15773AZ1 TREES LP -LIGHT PA* KIC L. LI G H TING 1DESYEO FWSH hU,oauRED oAQxrEcnxiPL MITRE 131tANRED BLACK DBRa2D3BRASS TEOACCENT LIG,7TO AFL L cousonOF ACCENT LIGHTS ENGINEERS) TOPROVIDE THESPRFDF Clow WEEDmW@IDE AvDUNr OF INNEN=PUT DESIRED. SPECIFlCATWNS HOUSES DE CAST ALUMIWIH OR DIE CASTORASS WDH MOSTED1E1PERED CIA55 Let AleFOLYCAPBONATE MgMN(i SBL AID LaC70An'. REM TE GUREDARCHITEGNRAL MONTE PERM SC OF USABLE N 62, S !T-i-Y LFADB. CAI71E cos HECTOR SUPPLIED WITH FIXTURE. LICHTSNMCE Y.UININATION PROVDEO BY INTEGRATDLEDCHM W WNWG ACCE56OREE NCLUD W 8'IN•OOUNO STAKE OPTIONAL CIAVL M.FA F: 15749 AZT TEXTURED ARCHITECTURAL BRONZE COP&FORUM W M swarm 6WATTSVE. PALM TREE ;LED:ACCENT LIGHTS .MODEL-No:15741.AZT Ji MODELNEi 43AZT io^ lritr oon 'rff F61OEfi1 W LLGHTING 1,OESRED FUSE LJJAZU- MAIMS ARCHITEOWFULBRONZEII (SWINE ORADE POWDER GEM _OBER-BROI2EDKLASS Dins TP GORED NACK(IMRVE(FAREPOWDER CO AT) ( INBRED ORNNAL CONNLAGOESIORY' (YI 15702AZIP. ESOP SHORT Cat p TS704AZP. SKIP LONG Com DESIRED OPTIMAL LENS/DORY p 165HAIMAIMHI (OFFERS WARMER FRIES OFL707B) 6152$ GIN GREEN (weiswv DEGREES!' OF FOLIAGE) p MSS FRO 7 IMED(OCRISELJOHTIIHE EYOU N®I) !SPECIFICATIONS DINTOURCE B NIEGRA1ED HILOLrtruT 01C1UNMA N W TIGHTLY UNMANnY, AND CONSTANT CURRENT EWER. PORERUSAOE AT MAC MUSA AWAITS: -te.7VA 124W COMPARABLEID5O W NHS W.TWY FIXTURE VA BYTIE NUIDEROF T ERJRES USED TO DETEROIE SIZETRAMITeket OF - OPERATING W LTAGB RANGE DV-16V Arao WITH NO LOSS IN OUTPUT DIE TO CONSTTANT CURRENT T VIOLOGY. imam: ar OF USE ABLE ITIP2, SFM-W LEADS. CABLE COHIECIOR SIFPLIED. N°UDNG ACCESSORY INCLUDES: S` INGROLRDSTAKE. / WIN -GROUND 37A at- WIDEE FLOOD - LED ACCENT LIGHT! MOOEL.N0.15T53AZT _IGHTING LEGEND ATV. SYM. `FIXTURE y' MOWER LED-I5743 Air FIX'URE. 4, . arzt,iGAt. 12V, tat; LED &SF WIDE ROOD SHORT COWL: 15749-AZT 21 4 15 9 7 -1. KICtL LEP-15141 AZt FIXTURE. P FGTRIGAL: 12V,.LAMP.BSyI LED 10 ° WIDE -'FLOOD SHORT GOVL: 15149-AZT KICkY.ER LED-1 b rod AZT FIXTURE: TELEGTRJGAL: 12V, LAMP:4514TJD 6O° NIDE FLOOD SHORT COWL: 15T02-AZT 'KICKER LED-15805 OKT FIXURE 21°. ELECTRICAL: 51M LAM' 4P LED PATH NIGHT 15.IG10 I-Ep-La17(e. AZT FIXTURE. MINE 'FEW LtCJGAL 12V,_ LAMP: ION! LED 5TEP LIGHT KIGEtER LED -wimp AZr .3-Boo WATT CIRCUITS NarE7 )}1QTd ELLS_-:ARE.TO_BE LOCATED IN SUN: ACCESSIBLE AREAS. COMMENTS- riamnNG; B" IN.GROI64D STAM I:ELa, FROSTS COLOR: TEXTURED ARCHITECTURAL. BRONZE MWHTIN6: S' GROMID: STAKE LENS: ii2O51E31... - LOLAR: TFJOURED ARCHITECTURAL BRONZE MOMS 0:'-1N-GROUND STAKE LEN51' ..rROSTfD COLOR: TEXTURED ARCHITECTURAL BRONZE J UNT1NG7 MOUNTING; 15276 r 19' Power Post Slack/ LENS; CLEAR COLOR: TEXTURED BLACK MWNTIN&: 5Ta' LETS: i05TE-7 6LA55. COLORi 1FMBRED ARCHITEGTLIRAL BRONZE NN.L MOUNTED TR/W7FORMER SETBACK NOTES 1. Locatelight fixtures a min.. of 4'-0" from edge of tree. 2. Locate light fixtures 1'-Q" -from edge of palms. 3. At all times a conscious effort will be made to place light fixtures in planter beds instead of lawn areas. 4. These measurements area superseeded -only when field :conditions warrant change b-y Owner's Representative. ELECTRICAL NOTES. 1. Electrician 'Is to provide all necessary plans, specifications, and documents„ etc and obtain all required approvals and permits. 2. Unless otherwise provided by Contractor, electrician is to size and circuit all _electrical requirements shown on plans. (i.e. lights, pumps, pool, equipment, time clocks, irrigation controllers, etc..) Contractor is to provide as builts., 3: All materials and workmanship shall conform to all Governing Codes and Ordinances and acceptable standards of practice. 4_ Coordinate all work, especially sleeving, trenching and backfilling with irrigation, concrete and masonry subcontractors as required. b. Lighting controllers will be located adjacent to irrigation controllers whenever possible. 6.. Electrician is to confirm .exact tree location So as to insure proper installation of light fixtures. 4 I NOTE: • PROVIDE TRANSFORMERS WATTAGE AS NECESSARY WITH PHOTO CELL, NOTE: ALL-UPLIC=I-ITS WILL BE SHROUDED aro-o-B m T,HE I-le1-IT SOURCE NOTE: MAILBOX LIGHTS ARE TO BE ON PHOTOCELL TO REMAIN ON ALL NIGHT NOTE: PATH LIGHTS ARE DESIGNED SO Ti•IEY CAN NOT BE TURNED TO LIGHT UPWARD Coachella Valley Water District Landscape Design Approval Date• i I S � is NORTH SCALE: 1 /8 1'-0" • II 11111111111111 II II En E {9 o. " a > do - f- 4 C41) n i 'N of 1~ co .5 o ba O. E en mO .0 Oda. C7 a 'aOaml a CSj II Yll1ll I1II III Ill,III IIIII II III IIIIIII' U l� 1 I CIO I CD CI Qfig CC � N G) co Qwigt V kill ullIIIIIll I11111I I I IIIIIII I I IIIII I I I IIIIIIII I I II _ III II Inc IdIr:IIIllll - II 161d B11`I111 Ili III , I II 11IIIIIIYFVIIII IIIIIA1111111111 UVIIIYIFIII lUEiyISIONS 92te,AtP+iW - D II II 111111:1111111 1 111I I I ill 6111111 IIIYI IIIIII IRS:11111III11 . FMB SHEET * L=3 j(i du lift 111u11 nil Ann' all 1U1111 IVITIlhIll dun: IYRI PROJECT DATE• 121614 _ PLOT ATE 1230.14 III ,1 11 II I I I161, III I II „Iu1I III IIINUUWYYM LIGHTING REMODEL PLAN I 11,.1 II IIIII I 8' GI 16' 24' .32' 1 uliuup :II 1 IJ1111 1uu 1Iii Iu,IAIIL,d�_,1WulUl1Wh LAI D5CAF !E MAINTENANcg PROGRAM cal Work Activities rndacape maintenance work ndudes trash pick up, mowing/edging turf areas; weeding -'shrub -beds, Irrigating rf a ensas well as removing Utter. In addition, a general Inspection of all maintained'areae le required on a regular determine the need of further attention such as pruning, turf :problems, weeds, insects; ;fertilization needs and its to Irrigation systems, rltizing work schedules, consider the -fallowing: ublic access areas must" be kept neat, dean and safe, lanted areas should' look kept and be free of weeds and litter. imadlately remove debris and d pose of properly. amove dead or dying plant parts. (This Includes hanging or broken tree limbs/palm: fronds). lecard green waste atappropriate green waste recycling facilities. -. sport faulty irrigation seeterne Immediately In the case of damaged Irrigation heads ; repairs should be made the me day. dic Work Activities aintenance procedures are performed only one or two times- per .year. This work Is usually sensitive to plant flowering. mperatures and seasonal Watering needs. Work generally performed on a 3easonal•basis Includes; pruning, adjusting Irrigation schedules„ turf' aeration, over-beading,applying herbicides/pesticides) and :removing/replacingdeador its.. ring samfpnle CscheddFuge: sghows probable' %easonai'work activities: S y weed hlnested turf'ra eqs• with. a selective postemergent herbicide. spry pre. -emergent herbie de to control crabgrass, spurge, :dandelloas d. oxalis n turf areas.. v weeds that have emerged in planter bads, .apply. a brand leaf herbicde (contact err systemte)_ 'ply forth zer' to turf, annual color beds as needed. rrtplze lawns with a balanced, slow release product appropriate' for the season of plicatlon and per soil fertility test results. line deciduous shrubs and trees. (Pruning shouldbe completed prior to leafing, or after flower buds emerge d after any danger of frost has passed) ill pruning of trees and shrubs- should occur': after aver -seeding 'and when :over -seeded areas are:. well :established, Sting /Ma ,h - )Aaol: Iminete: broad leof weeds In gross .areas with selective past -emergent herbicide registered far Use :an the rticulor weed species present. ply a second application of a pre -emergent herbicide to control crab grass. line shrubs and ground covers to control their size, to remove any dead stems and branches and to remove any int parts damaged by r frost. Cutoff and dlepose-.of dead flower stems. - ,velop rig :broad leaf evergreen stemscon be damaged "by heat Prune:: lightly only ,when necessary: Irate turf. Mize plants with. slow release, well-balanced fertilizer with the exceptionof native or arid plant species. Irrigate tilized area long enough.to wash particles off foliage, but do. not displace fertlllzer or create surface runoff 'blame. ants producing abnormal, or abnormally yellow, leaves should be examined for passible nutrient/water imbalance: water related, check sop, grade to ensure plant is not sitting to low In the planting hole. necessary, adjust sop grade to adequately keep water from the root crown.' t 1n to' Early summer (May - sorry r 9 o June) amine turf areas for weeds and remove with a selective poet -emergent herbicide (Ifnaeded). une Date: palms In early May or when blossoms have set Prune Washingtonlq rabusto: palms In. mid June. move 'fruit, dead and/or dying fronds. Check shrubs pruned In winter as they may require a second pruning. Leer (�ipfe Arne --.August) une. yore fillfsra 'palms In late July. Noothermajor-pruhing' should he performed on plants/trees'other in that which provides for the safety of pedestrians or clearance of vehicles. Summer. Early Fall (September - Octobeli uning of same tree species may occur at' this time: alping aeration and over -seeding- operations should begin as doll temperatures drop end night time air temperatures consistently below. 65 for five consecutive nights:. ant trees, shrubs, perennialsand bulbs. - une ground covers back to established borders. Take carenottoover prune. nmended pruning practices : st one-half of the foliage should be -left in the ::upper 'two-thlyda portion of the tree. esshould: not be crowded. Branches- should' be uniformly spaced throughout the entire tree and along the of each branch. -- :rees are 'established .(four to five years.:afte planting); they diould be .placed on a:rotational pruning schedule 1 between three to five years Based upon the type (species), recatlgn and overall condition, Individual hoeld be placed an a pruning cycle. ling cycles : do not eliminate the need for Immediate or emergency maintenance demands: 'eider the plant type, its natural :form, location and overall: condition. Whenever possible, frees should a one of the following techniques. - - coy Cleaning: Selective:. removal of aria or more branches which are dead, dying, diseased, Ir producing' water sprouts In the tree's canopy. (See Illustration #2) akly say'Raising:. Selective remove)afrlovier branches to ,provide desired clearance for -vehicles :and/or nnv• Reduction: Reduce-th height and/or 'spread,'of the .entire tree by seleictere`.,(Crawn shaping)' branches' closest to the nearest lateral branch, ooy Restnrntlnn• Selectively removes:. overcrowded, dead or dying water sprouts that have: )occurred ng, vandalism, over pruning or acts : of nature. The remaining water sprouts are allowed -:ter grow natural ;canopy. oov Thinning; Selective' removal of branches to increase Tight_ penetration,: enhance air movement, the weight of lateral/scaffold branches, ' h: Selective removal of -vertical growth branches. 'allowing for the development of- more horizontal• riches.. Vertical branches ore cut bads to the base of a- Strongscaffold: or parent branch. (This Is the rred technique but may be required. on trees located beneath utility fines or on'trees that :have been topped) ore Reducing ,or removing 'branches and sterna to slow down the growth rate of competing leaders,. w ing branches consider the size of the branch, Its location, attachment.. angle as I health and vigor of the tree. Na more than 20% of the live foliage should be removedatone time. rant the less tolerance It will .have to pinning.. nature plants. prune less. It le always better to :remove ,smaller branches rather than larger ones. ng tools sharp and dean. When. pruning diseased trees tools .should :be. dipped in 10% bleach solution - cut. - d be clean and smooth. A three -cut process isusedto remove larger limbs. This will help ovoid stripping of the bark and minimize wounding. Cuts should be made just _.outside -the branch bark ridge and collar area. I ould be - at a right angle to the parent branch leaving a slight stub ,(1/16 to -1/8 inch). yin 'dead branches, the finds cut should be made just outside of the branch barkridge and. collar. of this or wounded tissue. When removing diseased branches, remove at least 6 to 9 .Inches of addltianol, tissue. This will help prevent the further spread of disease. than 15 feet will require the use of a ladder, rope and saddle, or lift truck. Da not use epurs and/or hey will cause damage to the tree think. The only exceptions to this ruler occur when: emergency efforts d to reach an injured climber or when the entire free being removed. Pruning should beprunedto remove dead fronds and thorny fruit stems as they will become hazardous and unsightly s are located adjacent -ter sidewalks or parking dress, fronds should be removed 'um clearance he ght of 8 feet, nds ore to be removed only when they drop below the horizontal plane or horizon line. Lining Shrubs.. O ld be pruned when they.' (1) grow too tall for the areawhere' they are located, (2) block vehicular line of big rangy or woody (4) have dead flower stocks. and (5) block or hamper access to -sidewalks or curb areas, ges should. be pruned annually.. or semi-annually, depending on their growth -:pattern. and..their growth rate. collar Is not visible, ht,, me to prune evergreen plants le In fall or spring: 'Flowering: plants are not pruned until after they have bloomed InsRWe plants are not pruned until after danger of frost has passed. - - uld be done with the use of hand held pruning tools Avoid ;the use of hedge shears except when the height of a be reduced .quickly. When the use of power shears Is necessary, remove branches to a' desired height or width. selectivelyremoveevery ache branch with hand' pruners.' Pruning of plantsIntergeometric forms Is not an form of pruning (withtheexception of specialized '. topiary pruning). rpon the type of plant and the overall landscape' design, it is desirable to allow plants to grow near:.arInto each eats a hedge or a screen. Shrubs/ground cover adjacent to'curbs -will :not ' exceed a heightof 3 feet. Shrubs ind sidewalk precis are allowed to :grow taller butshouldnot Impede .pedestrian access to. or pedestrian traffic, walk. grasses should be cut bade annually or hi -annually to a height of 9 to 12 inches: Dividing the greases isanother tral their_ growth: horizontally, fining Vines spoiler pants tied to training devices should be examined monthly, and .when necessary should be pruned ,and s in ci runner that promotes directional ,growth. In :conjunction -Alai supports. Do'- not use nails to secure 'vines walls. lining Ground Covers. we ore to be kept free of weeds, and properly trimmed along' walks, -.walls, and paved areas. a hand hoe to remove weeds in plant bed -areas. Extract weeds by hand or spray with an approved 'herbicide. er In ground cover areas as needed. re should The be trimmed' to within a minimum: of 12 Inches from control units, valve. boxes. couplers, other appurtenances, r. y should not be allowed to grow into trees or shrubs nor onto structures or walla: Ground Id be maintained as shrubs would be. selectively prune stems to reduce size and eliminate whips such as on 1. Arbitrary and non -selective pruning on ground covers cancause problems similar-tq those on trees or shrubs. ve pruning does not remove dead or dying portionsofthe ground cover.- The damage caused by hedge shears ns(is unsightly (especially. when using power hedge shears) and it does not reduce the :size of the plant but con se rapid re -growth. Use hand pruners or loppersto reduce the size of thegroundcover. In ,some cases, removal' lent materialmay be the. solution to contrail ng the plants within a givenplanter area, lining Cacti and Succulents of cggt and succu enter is minimal.; Mdnitar growth end development, inspect for possible excess =rehire,. scale, site prgb erns. This' Is .especially Important for Agave, Census,,'Camegie°, 'Echinocactus,.Opuntlo, Fauquerla, end'-` :fee. heads, or high volume drips away from base of plants. The tendency to over -water these plants: is the leading sir demise. Controlling; the watering frequency will help eliminate this problem and may prevent root rot. site problems should be controled with a systemic pesticide. as these Insect pests can spread and may lead' to: the e plant. Scale must be controlled when the Trisect is still 1n Its. crawler stage. Before the epplication of any pesticide, ant to Identify thepest end gat a written recommendation from a California State Certified Pest Control Advisor : method to controlthepest: _fit Notice . Underaround Service Alert Section 4216/4217 of the Government Code requi es. a Dig Alert Id nil cation Numbe be issued;befor a 'Permit to Ex ava ' will be vali , For your Dig Alert Identification Num er call Und rground Service Alert TOIL FREE at 1-800-227-2600 two working days before you dig. II Iml1I l u111111dtlbIlI11U ' 1.1 IIII Ih tl l h llIl Fertilizers and U-seas Supplemental fertilizing maybe required to Improve thenutrient levels of the soli: Test should be conducted once or twice•' a year (before and after the growing segson) on all turf and shrub areas to determine actual nutrient needs. Soil samples. should be sent to on independent testing lob of least six' to eight weeks before the next scheduled application. 1. Record all fertilizer applications noting the Identity, type, formula, application rate, frequency, and landscape material (turf. 'trees, shrubs, ground cover) the fed lizor was applied to. Prior to, and Immediately after application; the surface area must be: well watered, but do not al ow any area to become flooded (Mending water),, 2. Fertilizers can be organic or inorganic, dry, liquid or pellets: 3. After applying fertilizer, wash down all adjacent areas to prevent fertilizers from stelning sUrfaceL 4: Fertilizer needs, rates, formulas and schedules very from plant to plant and season to'.aeaeon: "The optimum Dime to fertlizetrees and shrubs Is late -fall' when plant roots are :most active. 5. Trees, shrubs, and ground covers that require supplemental applications should he scheduled En accordance ,with the National Arbor -Est Association Standard for Fern zing Shade and Ornamental Trees, the National Arborist Association Standards, and. In accordance with the rate indicated by the manufacturer. 6. Some plants may require deep root feeding or foliage applied sprgys to correct Iron chlorosis or other micro -nutrient deficiencies normally in the summer months of June; July, or August:' 7 Fertilizing native or desert trees, shrubs, , and ground covers Is, not recommended. 8, Over -seeded turf areas should be feral fzed no less than once 'every 90 days. Apply.a high nitrogen : formula, once very three to four weeks after over -seeding, and again In December or January, as well. as In Apr'1 or May. 9. From June to August, use o balanced.: slow release fertiizer. - 10: All fertilizer application rates should be In accordance with manufacturers specifications. Weed Control Weeds Inhibit lawns plants, and trees from gaining the moisture andnutrients they reguire for growth and development. Weeds should be removed as follow- s: 1. Rem ve all weeds as soon as possible from lawns. planters, planting areas,expansion joints, tree pits, :and graveled'areas. 2. No more than 10% percent of 'the turf area should have weeds 3, Weeds In: lawns can be .controlled' with selective herbicides or -a poet -emergent spray.. 4. Walt until the second :or third cutting before using pre -emergent herbicides on newly seeded lawns. 5. To aoritrol crabgrass'. apply pre -emergence in January while Bermuda grass is dormant. 6. Brood -leaf weeds in lawns can be removed -select vely with post emergent herbicide. When titlllzing th_FS method of control, care must be taken not to harm the areas adjacent to the application. 7. Weed control in planting areas may include mechanical and chemical methods. Mechanical or hand weeding.. shou d be limited to 'spot -control in newly planted areas or windy conditions. 8: When weather permits, use herbicides to prevent weed seed germination in September. Herbicides must be registered for use on turf grasses. ornamental plants, end weeds selected for treatment - - 9: 'Selected herbicides should be registered far use on turf grasses and shrub planting ,areas. Fallow directions to ensure the herbicide Is safe for usecmamentol,species (if applicable). 10. Calibrate'spreader (sprayer), apply evenly first rn arse direction and :then the. other. Insect Related Problems I s If Insects are suspected, Identify the need, monitor the problem,determine the --extent or progression seasonal problem of the aa' and If necessary spray with appropriate nsecacide: If possible, do net treat as this may be a'seasond prohlnrn that.may'correot Itself. + All areas of the landscape should be inspected for infestations of harmful pests which Include aphids, beetles, :scale, slugs, snails, spider mites, thrips, whiteflies; .Eucalyptus longhorn borer. weevils. Palm borers, and Polo Verde borers. Leaves that are chewed, blotched,' deformed, discolored, zkeletonlzed, defoliated, or wilted cpuld besignsof -pest problems. + 'Pest control can include an Integrated pest management control ;system, pesticide control, exclusion, .natural enemies, biological control, and host resistance. + Application of all pesticides will be made by a California State Licensed Past Control -Applicator. Pesticides should be applied when thepossibility of con aminattan Is .at its. lowest: Early morning application: shall be used when possible to avoid- contamination from draft. Applicatorshouldmonitor the -weather and avoid' conditions that would greatly reduce the effectiveness 'a : the treatment or create passible harmful rum -off from the frothed area.Applicator should aleo:ensure that the prescribed chemicals are most effective during the current life cycle of the pests. + Post warning signs in areas:. where pesticides are to be applied and reduce watering to eliminate runoff. If water is required to Increase pesticide efficiency, It should be applied in quantities the area Is capable of receiving without creating excessive runoff. + Exercise caution when mixing and transferring pesticides to prevent- contaminating areas outside the target area: Application methods should be -need Which ensure materla s are confined to the target area. Spray tanks containing. excess chemicals shall not be drained on site, Disposal ofpesticidesas well as tank deaning.matertals shall comply with the guidelines established by the State of California Food and Agricultural Code and EPA' regulations. + Spray equipment shall be In good operating condition, of high quality, and designed to efficiently apply prescribed materials. Avoid high pressure applications and water soluble drift agents: + Pesticides should be Wettedfrommaterials which characteristically have the lowest residual persistence. + Consultation with a State of Ca Ifernre Licensed Pest Control Advisor may berequired beforeapplying:hemlcal treatment(s). - - + In case a Restricted Use Pesticide is recommended, there must be a Restricted Materials Permit issued by the County of Riverside AgriculturalCOMMeeloner. - - + Da not use toxic pesticides to centre pests: when predatory or, parasitic .Insects are present. + A continuing program to control Insects and rodents is recommended. The following informationshould be Included: the pestto be controlled, method of control, the product labels, a schedule as to frequency of control. Maintain a monthly and dolly pesticide spray: lag to 'record all pesticides used. .Sprinkler Maintenance The controlling factor In the performance of water management within landscape maintenance preas Is the application of wo er to landscape plants t rate which closely matches the actual demands of plant meter al with little- or no runoff: Water conservation, roadwaysafety and maintenance are the first .a d foremast reasons why water must be strictly controlled within the City. Other 'important water management considerations Include safe and dry turf areas for community use, water costs, and p ant health, -- - I. Before repairing or adjusting systems, 'verify the operating. pressure of the:. supply system. Static pressure at P.O.C. should. also be phecked. If pressure. Is substantially higher than design pressure. Adjust. pressureregulator accordingly. - - - - - 2. Irrigation schedules should be: adjusted seasonally. 3. The ent re Irrigation system, Including all components from connection at meters, -shall be maintained in an operational state at, all times. This includescontrollers and remote control, valves, .gate valves, main lines,. service' Mee and Irrigation heads. - 4. All rape re shall be performed by fully tro ned personnel knowledgeable' in all phases of landscaping and Irrigation system operation, maintenance, adjustment, and repair. Repair personnel shall also be know edgeable In all type of components including control clocks, valves, and sprinkler heads, as well as with all brands and modals of Irrigation equipment utilized Ina landscape. 5, Morn Irrigation and supply systems must be ''rested and inspected periodically. Quarterly basis: - + Flushlateral lines, catch water same e and closely check for debris end suspended matter. + Flush- until water runs clear, shouldrequire only a 'few seconds. Monthly basis: • ,Examine and clean all filters, • 'Replace filter as required.. - - + Adjust and clean or replace emission devices as required. • -Perform walk-through and "look for .visible plant stress, check emissions .device location and flow. Weekly basis: + Test Irrigation heads and coverage areas to: + Provide adequate coveragefor all landscaped areas. Prevent excessive runoff and/or erosion. + Prevent watering of roadways, facilities such as tennis,- basketball' or handball courts, - walkways, trails, fences, and private property. + 'Match precipitation rates; 8. Quickly repair all irngaron system damage and record repairs. 7. All _. sprinkler heads she be odjueted to maintain proper coverage. Adjustment shall Include -actual adjustments tq heads, cleaning and ':flushing heads and lines, end .removal of obstructions. 8. Minor repairs shall includebut not be limited to: all lateral Tines regardless of -size, risers,exposed' electrical connections; washers, seals, adjusting pins and replacement of valve box lids. 9. Major repairs shall -indude all mainline pipe regardless of size, controllers, pressure regulators; mainline, control. wires ethers then obove, valves,. solenoids and diaphragms. all sprinkler heads and emitters. 10. Faulty Irrigation systems such ae:malfuncttaiing controllers, quick couplers, manual or automatic valves-and:sprinkler heads should be corrected within 12 hours of notification. 11. All replacement components should match the original type end model unless a substitute Is approved 12 When 'sprinkler systems are out of service. temporary or alternative watering '(hand or watering' truck) may be required: 13. Personnel are responsible for damage to sprinkler heads and valves' due to careless operation of vehicles -and lawn mowers. 14. Irr gatlon system scheduling will be established by the City staff and will be based on ETO values obtained from the Coachella Valley Water Mattel. - - 0rrPp I Tree Watering ontrary to general knowledge, palm trees are moderate to high water users. The amount of "water used by palm depends upon the size, species, location of the tree, and time of. year. Generally ;the larger the tree the mare water used. When establishing a newly planted palm water usage :may range' from 30 to BO': gallons a day. Once the palm Is established (two to four menthe after planting) the water requirement may decrease but generally not much more than 20% to :30%. NOTE The: warmer the air and soil temperature,. the more -water Is used by plant material NOTE: NO DESERT STIRUB SHALL BE PRUNED INTO A BALL OR BOX, ALL PRUNING SHOULD BE DONE TO MAINTAIN THE NATURAL BEAUTY AND f HARAE:1 ER OF THE PLANT Construction contractor agrees that in accordance with generally accepted construction practices, construction contractor' will be required to assume sole and complete responsibility for jab site conditions during the course of construction of the project, including safety of all persons and property, that this requirement shall be made to apply continuously and not be limited to normal working hours, and construction contractor further agrees to defend, indemnify and hold design professional harmless from any and all liability, real or alleged, in connection with the performance of work anthis project, excepting liability arising from the sole negligence of design professional. ii -ThrXii 11 Ii a isI Hi11111A '1 1I I�r I, �11 11i III HIT 11 I II II I 2X.ROOTi ALL BARREL CACTUS FiNIBI4 GnR.ADE. ROOT ZONE NATIVE SOIL Ei4QKFILL UNDISTURBED NATIVE NOTE: APPLY 1' m4p(. LAYER or DECO1PCOm: cILMWE ON TOP OF ROOT BAIL. BARREL GAGTUS f ,A::fi$e,: DETAIL N:TS, OCOTILLO 2• TO-3! DEEP. WELL ROOT ZONE NATIVE SOIL DAMP LL SET ON UNDISTURBED: NATIVE SOIL L NDISTURBED NOTE • 'NATIVE' SOIL 70. OE USED FOR BACKFILL OF ALL SHRABS AND DESERT ACCENTS. TAMP SOIL rn PLAC.E- • NO FERTILIZER TO BE USED. • HOLE 70 BE Aa DEEP AND A8. WIDEas Roov.mass. • PLANT AT SAME DEPTH AS FLANT cam OUT' exF CROWD DO NOT IEUS . • ND. BASINS: • :DRF'EMITTER. TO esE AT LEAST IS' AWAY FROM PLANT. NOTE: APPLY 1 THICK LAYER OF DECOMPOSED GRANITE ON TOP' OF ROOT BALL OCOTILLO fLANTINS DETAIL N.T.S. PLIANTINS NOTES 'I„ Before any plants are planted, all planted areas are to have been graded. In an acceptable: manner to asssure positive drainage per the grading notes.. 2. Where. circumstances plait no. tree. closer than IS. to an edge of hardecape. 5. Remove all stakes From vines 4. Refer to planting 'details 5. P ieneverpossible, use plant materials acclimated to the Coachella Valley. 66 Landscape contractor when tying vines is to use a drill to establish the- pllothole to receive the redhead portion of the molly. 7,: When tying vines or espaliers, wires should be spaced as follows, 1st (2,) at I'-6" apart from f nish. grade,:the next (3) at II-0" apart to make the top wire at 6-0' above finish grade. Wires should' be a minimum of a-0" Iona centeron ants. When vines or espaliers are closer- than laapart,:use a continuous wire between both plarts. 8. WARNING Plant material listed may or may not have been approved:: by the _Agricultural Commissioner's office Landscape contractor,.. please contact the developer for -status of :Agrmuiturol Commissioner's 'approval or denial. Plant material not conforming, with quarantine laws may be destroyed and civil action taken. Allplant material is-subjectto inspection at the discretion of the Agricultural Commissioer's office. All plant material must be Free From Red Scale (Aonidtella aurantll). el. No shrubs are to be planted within 36" of hardscape, measured from center of shrub, Trees:to be a minimum of 5' away From hardscape. BOULDER NOTES I. Boulders are specified In tons, 2. Installer is to be responsible to prevent any severe chipping or damage to boulders during the placement process. 3.. Boulders are to be laced using cables from a Loader Boom or a Boulder Placement placed - 4: Installer is to pay particular attention to':hal boulder is lifted to allow boulder to be spun In order to set Moulder In its most desirable position. elder l5- .. Sou to ultimately be to a minhNxn of Il3lrAried (see l7etalU. ifi. All cavities aid voids near thebottomof the boulder are to be set below fhbh grade 7. After setting; soil Is to be: cleared from boulder to a depth of bt to allow r•s staining o for to n F boulder below finish aria, 9 8. Boulder Is to b s err e INa hed.c can of dirt debits and -small c I sand 1hp_ allowed to dry prior to Staining If required:: CURB DATE: MUCH 2008: Signature on )Fire LANDSCAPE MGR: f2, es' 24"'NIN IIII 11111 -41111_ =III f IIIII III' SLOPED GRADE II IIIIII-11111.11 ALLcWmEs ANovaas LEVEL GRADE ARTD'BE edRlEa FINISH GRADE ALL:CAV111Es NW VOIDS ANE W BUINTRIED FINISH GRADE NOTES ALL IN MMUM I/33 NOT TOTD(C®G12Ep FROM TOP, OF CURB ALL BOULDERS TO LO BE A MINIMUM.24' FROM CURB ARDSCAPE UNLESS NOTED ION PLAN BOULDERS' IN CLUSTERS TO BE. SET AT VARIOUS HEIGHTS PER -CITY APPROVAL BOULDER INSTALLATION. LANDSCAPE DIWSION CITY OF PALM DESERT 8-12 VARIES WALL ANCHOR AND-$CREIVS ,y,"- wfra 1B GAUGE GAL: WIRE N ikicTRADE �III111=IIIII _ jllll® IIII IIIII, NOTES: APPLY 1 THICK LAYER - OF DECOMPOSED GRANITE ON TOP OFEROOT 'BAIL pine;' NNW 2008 SignatureanFile LANDSCAPE LIGR. 2X ROOTBAIL VINE NATIVE UNDISRIRBED SOIL ESPALIER DETAIL LANDSCAPE DinuTPN tfli "PALM DESERT' SCALE; Mat ;PLT Belled-Iq: 005. scALE t tAYpRw1811''a: 004 DATE. S'ppature-'on File IMDSCAPE MG DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN CINCH TIES, ALLOW. TREE W..:MOVE 2 $ LODGE POLE PINE TREE STAKE (2 FACH) MINIUUM 12' AWAY FROM. EDGE IOF:RODTJAI- SET TOP OF ROOT CROWN AT FINAL. GRADE DEPRESSED WATERING -stew ANAL GRADE. NATWE UNDISTURBED' SOIL NOTES: N WRF'AREAS LEAVE A BARE: AREA. APPROX. 16" AWAY, FROM TREE BASE IN AIL DIRECTIONS APPLY 1' THICK LAYER -OF' DECOMPOSED:GRAME ON TOP OF ROOT BALL STAKE SINGLE TRUNKIF TREESNEEDED DO NOTTREES MULTI 7RUNK.TR� FORM 3' DERN W CREATE TEMPORARY WATERWG BASN (USE WITH BUB BLER IRPoGATMN ONLY) TREEINSTALLATION __ LANDSCAPE. f1MSKNi......_ .. __ _. .. CITY 'OF PAW DESERT DEPRESSED WATERING : -'BASIN scAtE; NONE PLT Meal No.: 001 SET TO -TOP OF ROOT CROWN AT FINAL GRADE or FINISH,; GRADE IIUI 111111111i A. IIII=11111E IIIII- m `. IIIIII iiIii IIIII 11111 IIIIII' _OU_IIII_ Iilul IIIII =111U=IIIII- IIIII NArnVE -UNDlsluse fo SOIL Siqpature o File MGR. Coachella Valley Water District Landscape Design Approval 2X. ROOOTBAI.L. NOTES: FLAW SHRUBS MINIMUM OF 3' FROM CURB N`.MEDIANS, 3' FROM CURB/SIORALNS N PARKWAYS .OR'AS NO1E0: ON PLANS APPLY 1' THR9( lAvEri OF DEcoupoa n GRANITE ON OP OF ;ROOT BALL FORM Y BERM TO CREATE "TEMPORARY WATERING. BASIN (USE'wffH BUBBLER IRRIgAIION; PNLY) SHRUB INSTALLATION LANDSCAPE OMSION CITY 0 :PALU, Dam S(L F. NOE RYaR.asc 002via z ta Cift .0 m 0 4-I j U n3 ° IO CY u a 0 IVIdIl111i11111 II 11111111 I • 1111111I u11111il I I di - IIII,1111111111III i11 1 Oat essi) 11111IIII, 11111111 II11 I IIldll, N 111111111 III IIIII 111111111111Y III Ill 'O 1111 n1111d Ili I I 11,11I11 U11111ta111I I 111111 dal I11111h11111. :Lee: or 's:muame - .Tps,w„soa IIII IIII 11 II II 1111 IIIIII I INII IIIII III III 11111, ,11111 1111111111111 SHEET #' L-4 -a flimflam I 111111 ii 1 I1111R III 1111 I i, 1 I1Iu 111 iiii i 111d1 PROJECT DATE: 12.16.14 _ PLOT DATE: 12.30.14 IjLlJb III,, 1II u1111 III 1111 i IIIi III 1111111111I111ISl?i i Ili 0;1rierrIlrut0tl"i�� i1 1"I 11 1 1 ill II ill. Ir I I I Iln:1l l,J1[1_I1➢i1, II 11 -I IV III 1111 III. � 1 I lull III a 1111111111111111 PLANTING DETAILS u I 111. II I S BALL VALVE N.T.S. TRENCHING G N TS" FINISH .G ADR I 6" ROUND - VALVE BOX .. LINE FLUSHING VALVE TL050MFV 1/2 PVC FEMALE ADAPTER AND PIPING , BRICK SUPPORTS' (THREE) 3/4" GRAVEL SUMP (6" TO 8" DIAME•FER) 1, 'I ROUND 'VALVE TAN BOX WITH BOLT- DOWN COVER. HEAT BRAND "BV" ON VALVE BOX COVER IN 2" HIGH LETTERS. 2,FINISH GRADE. 3. FULL FLOW BRASS BODIEDBALL VALVE- FULL PORT 4. SCH. 40 PVC PIPE EXTENSION, DIA, TO ALLOW FOR MOVEMENT OF HANDLE ON VALVE LENGTH AS REQUIRED. 5. 3/4" CRUSHED ROCK - 8" DEPTH. 6. COMMON BRICK (2 REQUIRED). 7. SCH, 80 NIPPLE TOE W/SS PVC COUPLING 8.. 2" CLEARANCE: 9. 'PVC MAIN LINE PIPE.. s' 3/4" IN TURF AREAS 2.' IN -SHRUB AREAS' LEGEND NON -PRESSURE LATERAL LINE. PIF'ING., PRESSURE' MAIN LINE PIPING CONTROL WIRES -TAPE AND BUNDLE EVERY 10 FEET. INSTALL ADJACENT TO PRESSURE MAIN LINE; PROVIDE 2" DEPTH OF CLEAN BACKFILL. SEE IRRIGATION .SPECIFICATIONS FOR BACKFILL AND COMPACTION REQUIREMENTS. FINISH GRADE. NOTE:. *)MINIMUM BACKFILL DEPTHS FROM, FINISH GRADE TO TOP OF MAINLINE 24" FOR PIPE SIZES 3" AND LARGER 18" FOR PIPE SIZES 2 1/2" AND SMALLER.. AUTOMATIC FLUSH VALVE- B9 'Notaflm NTS. Important Notice - Underground Service Alert Section 4216/4217 of the Government Code requi es Dig Alert Id nurcation Numbe be issued befor a Permit to Ex ovate' will be valid. For your Dig Alert I entfico0an Number call Undo ground Service Alert TOLL FREE at 1-800-227-2600 two working days before you dig., LEGEND: I. FINISH GRADE 2.. HUDDLER HEAD fees IrrrgetIon -legend) 3 12' 'PVC SCHEDULE 80 RISER 4, PVC SCHEDULE 40;STREET ELL 5. PVC SCHEDULE 40 TEE:ANp ELL 6,. CLASS 200 PVC LATERAL LOCATE BUESBLER I0' AWAY FROM ROOT )BALL EDGE. LOCATE ON HIGH OF PLANT TRggierAusi IRRIGATION BUBBLER N,tS. ■ AUTOMATIC -FLUSH VALVE MAX UJItU 12' El El El El • O d 0 EMITTER TRIANGULAR SPACINCs ❑ ❑ ❑I o in o ❑ ❑ ❑ ❑ II U. ❑ O I0 ❑ El ❑ n ❑ 0 El p ❑ ❑. El TYPICAL EMITTER LAYOUT PLAN; Nett a IIITMIdt VALL J - -FILTER ❑ MAIN; LATERAL LINE spy RESSURE REGULATOR VARIES SEE PLANTING SI=ACING ON PLANTINCs LEGEND jNS P FRIINT CIIVFR ESP-SMTE SMART _CONTROL SYSTEM N.T.S. Construction contractor agrees that in accordance with generally accepted construction practices, construction contractor will, be required to assume sole and complete responsibility for job site. conditions during the course of construction of the protect, including safety of all persons and property, that this requirement shall be, made to apply continuously and not be limited to normal working hours, and construction contractor further agrees to defend, indemnify and hold design professional harmless from any and all liability, real or .alleged, in connection with the performance of work pn this project, excepting liability arising from the sale negligence of design professional. 11III III IIVIIII11111h0 in 41440111111 _ 1. III LI 114III 11HIIIII1101 VIIIIIIIIII IIIIVIIIIiiIIIJiIIIIi IilIkI Illlllllll,lL III iI ll III I 31111111 tit ill will l,ll I III Hill I 1 II I I III IIIIII JI11II tlVuIIII IIIIIVo llll111111111111h huh II IIIIIIIIII huh II IIIIIIII) 2" IN SHRUB AREAS. 1" IN TURF AREAS. LEGEND RAIN BIRO 'GB' SERIES ELECTRIC CONTROL VALVE: RECTANGULAR TAN. VALVE BOX WITH BOLT DOWN COVER. HEAT BRAND VALVE STATION NO: ON UD IN 2" HIGH CHARACTERS. CHRISTY'S I,D.TAG - WHEN REQUIRED FINISH GRADE. SCH 80 NIPPLE T.O.E. W%SS PVC COUPLING' PVC PIPE TO SYSTEM - ANGLE PIPE TO SPECIFIED DEPTH WITH 45 DEG. ELLS. COMMON -BRICK (4 REQUIRED). COMMON WIRE TO OTHER VALVES ON SAME CONTROLLER. 3/4' CRUSHED ROCK. 8 DEEP. CONTROL/COMMON WIRES FROMCONTROLLER. PVC SCHEDULE 40 PIPE. PVC SxS 90 DEG ELL WIRE CONNECTOR. MAIN LINE. FITTING -W/SOLVENT WELD OUTLET.. COILWIRE -PER SPECIFICATIONS ELECTRIC CONTROL VALVE N.T,-S. .REDUCED PRESSURE BACKFLOW PREVENTE;R: IIII1111 II.ILIIII1111II111111I Yiiii'Hriii'I1 III ® III.. 111-111=1111 1111 LEGEND 1. BRASS 90 DEG: ELL (TYP_) 2. BRASS NIPPLE-4 MIN. LENGTH. (TYP,) 3. BRASS WYE STRAINER W/6.0 MESH MONEL SCREEN. 4. BRASS PLUG. 5. BRASS UNION. 6. FINISH GRADE 7. BRASS NIPPLE. (TYP.) . 8, FROM POINT OF CONNECTION ADAPT AS. REQ'D. 12" x 12" x 12" CONCRETE THRUST BLOCK. (TYP.). BRASS COUPLING. SET FLUSH W1/ CONCRETE (TYP.). 11. PVC MALE ADAPTER. 12. PVC MAINLINE., * 12" MIN./24" MAX. BAGKFLOIN PREVENTOR BY: GENERAL 'CONTRACTOR N.TS. RA N BIRD ESP4SMTE OUTS WALL IMUNI 1-INCH PVC SCH 40 CONDUIT AND F TINES WIRES ID REMOTE. CONTROL VALVES AND SENSOR STANDARD DOLE FOR 4-STATIDI:CINTROLLER OPTIONAL MODULES FOR 22 STRT70N DONTROLLER JUNCTION BOX• COAIECTIUN FOR --VIBES FROM :SENSOR 1/2-INCH PVC!. SCR 40 CONDUIT T0'POWER SUPPLY J!i INSIDE CONTROLLER CHASSIS GENERAL. IRRIGATION NOTES ESP-SMTE SENSOR (BOTTOM VIEW) CONNECTION FUR WIRES FROM CONTROLLER NOTE' WIRE LENGTH FROM CIIITROLLER TO SENSOR NOT TO EXCEE° ROD FEET.- 1, THE SPRINKLER SYSTEM DESIGN IS.BASEY ON. THE MINIMUM OPERATING PRESSURE AND, THE MAXIMUM FLOW DEMAND SHOWN ON THE IRRIGATION. dRAwINGS AT THE METER OR POINT OF CONNECTION THE IRRIGATION CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY WATER 'PRESSURE PRIOR TO CONSTRUCTION. REPORT ANY DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE WATER PRESSURE INDICATED ON THE'. DRAWINGS.AND -:THE ACTUAL PRESSURE READING AT THE IRRIGATION POINT OF CONNECTION TO THE OWNER'S AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE. IN THE IajT PRESSURE DIFFERENCES ARE NOT REPORTED PRIOR it START:OF CONSTRUCTION, THE, IRRIGATION CONTRACTOR 'SHALL .ASSUME ,FULL . RESPONSIBILITY- FOR ANY REVISIONS NECESSARY.. 2. 120 VOLT ELECTRICALPOWER OUTLET AT THE': AUTOMATIC :CONTROLLER LOCATION SHALL. BE PROVIDED BY OTHERS. IT SHALL BE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE IRRIGATION CONTRACTOR- TO MAKE THE FINAL.HOOK-UP. FROM THE ELECTRICAL. OULTLET TO THE AUTOMATIC CONTROLLER. .3. THIS 'DESIGN IS DIAGRAMMATIC: ALLPIPING, VALVES,_ .ETC. SHOWN WITHIN PAVED AREAS IS FOR DESIGN CLARIFICATION :ONLY AND SHALL BE INSTALLED IN PLANTING- AREAS. AVOID ANY :CONFLICTS: BETWEEN THE SPRINKLER SYSTEM, PLANTING AND ARCHITECTURAL FEATURES. DO NOT WILLFULLY INSTALL THE SPRINKLER SYSTEM AS SHOWN ON THE DRAWINGS WHENft IS OBVIOUS IN THE FIELD THAT OBSTRUCTIONS, GRADE DIFFERENCES OR DIFFERENCES IN THE AREA, DIMENSIONS' EXIST THAT MIGHT NOT HAVE BEEN CONSIDERED IN THE ENGINEERING:.. SUCH OBSTRUCTIONS OR DIFFERENCES SHOULD BE BROUGHT TO THE ATTENTION OF THE. OWNERS AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE. IN THE EVENT THIS NOTIFICIATION IS NOT PERFORMED, THE IRRIGATION CONTRACTOR SHALL ASSUME FULL RESPONSIBILITY FOR ANY REVISIONS -NECESSARY. 5. IT IS 'THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE IRRIGATION. CONTRACTOR TO FAMILIARIZE HIMSELF WITH ALL GRADE DIFFERENCES, LOCATION OF WALLS, RETAINING WALLS, ETC. HE SHALL COORDINATE HIS WORK WITH THEGENERALCONTRACTOR AND OTHER SUB -CONTRACTORS FOR THE LOCATION AND THE INSTALLATION OF PIPE SLEEVES THROUGH WALLS, UNDER ROADWAYS, PAVING, STRUCTURES, ETC. 6. IN ADDITION To. THE: CONTROL WIRE SLEEVES SHOWN ON. THE DRAWINGS, THE IRRIGATION CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE INSTALLATION OF CONTROL WIRE SLEEVES OF SUFFICIENT SIZE UNDER ALL OTHER PAVED AREAS:. 7. CONTRACTOR. TO CONTACT CITY LANDSCAPE REPRESENTATIVE FOR PRESSURE TEST OF MAINUNE PRIOR TD BACKFILUNG TRENCHES. CONTRACTOR To CONTACT CITY LANDSCAPE REPRESENTATIVE FOR -PRESSURE TEST' OF MAINUNE PRIOR TO BACKFILUNG TRENCHES. a. LEGEND FINISH GRADE. 2, PVC. PIPE (DEPTH PER DETAIL). 3. RAIN BIRD MODEL # XCZ-075, # XCZ-100 XERIGA110N CONTROL ZONE ASSEMBLY. 4. WIRE CONNECTOR.. 5. PILOT WIRE. 6. COMMON WIRE. 7. 3/4" CRUSHED' ROCK. 8. (4) 2" x 4" x. 12" PRESSURE TREATED WOOD FOR SUPPORT. 9. 12" x 18" TAN,RECTANGULAR VALVE :BOX. 10. PVC MAINLINE 11, TAN RECTANGULAR VALVE BOX WITH BOLT DOWN COVER.. HEAT BRAND VALVE STATION NO. ON LID IN2" HIGH CHARACTERS. 12.. CHRISTY'S ID. TAG - WHEN REQUIRED 13. COIL WIRE PER SPECIFICATIONS NOTE FORSOLAR<CONTROL VALVES Install LEMA mlcropoweractuators In place of conventional solenoids to all valves. Unless otherwise noted on plan. XERIGATION CONTROL -VALVE/ AUTO FLUSH VALVE N.T.S. y 1111 II1111I IIII 1111 1111 1111= III RAIN BIRD XB 10-32THREADED EMI I Lt 1301,I5MITH POLYFLEX RISER (LENGTH AS REQUIRED): 3. FINISH GRADE. 4. PVC FITTING (5 x:S x I/2" PIPT). 5, PVC PIPE (DL-r iH FER DETAIL). 1. DRIP EMITTER ACCCMBLY N.T.S .NOTE- FOR WIRE'.51ZE5 No: 14; No 12 and:No. la. SLIP SASE 0GKE? OVH2 EW? WIPES. P WIRES APPROXIMATELY 5/6' ri2OM @ID.. TWIST BIAS T06ET5132.. STEP 1 APPLY SEALER TO CVISIVE.. OF.SEALINS FL 16., FILL CAVITY WITH SEALER. r PVT cRapP stave OVER: MRE ETID5. GRIM* .SLEEVE ApO'tarOFF: EXCESS WIRE. STEP 2. (AM! PUSH.SeN.N5 pWl INTO !Mae 50GJCET. STEP C- 'FULL BASE SOCKET OVER WIRE8ID AS FAR AS POSSIBLE. Fjlsn WIRES To END OF SASE SOCKET TO 'Au+ F ca.ipLere 5EALT8 OF CONtEOTIOK RAINEIRA FEN-TITE HIRE:GONtEGTOR STEP' 4 WIRE CONNECTION .DETAIL N.T.S. Coachella Valley Water District Landscape Design Approval Date B:+ A RILL q z j CUco c ° 0 En cc calco 4 al 'Ps O X y.. 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