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Bridgestone Retail Operations, LLC PROJECT MANUAL Version: January 2012 C. Water settle and roll using a 2 ft. x 6 ft. smooth roller delivering approximately 100 pounds weight per linear foot width. D. Use the color change in sand during the water charging process to identify flow restrictions or anomalies if any. Notify owner, Landscape Architect or Civil Engineer if an even moisture pattern does not develop at the finish grade level. E. Upon completion of fine grading and placement of all sand, the Contractor shall notify the owner and have available a laser plan system with slope control for Owner inspection. 3.07 MATERIAL APPLICATION METHODS A. After all surface grading is approved; surface materials ‘may be applied using a drop or cyclone type spreader for uniform distribution of materials. B. Apply 15-15-15 Best Endure at the rate of 4 pounds of material per 1,000 sq. ft. (174 pounds/acre). C. Apply Elemental Sulfur at the rate of 1 pound of material per 1,000 sq. ft. (45 pounds/acre). D. Apply Gypsum (Calcium Sulfate) at the rate of 1000 pounds per acre. E. Apply 6-2-4 Tri C Organic Soil Conditioner/Fertilizer with Micronutrients at the rate of 1000 Ibs per acre. F. Incorporate the materials to a depth of 2-4 inches using a Toro Sand Pro with 2 inch teeth in 2 directions. (45 & 90 degrees) G. Areas where Netlon ATS (Firestone Item Number W56WMGTNM01) mesh elements are incorporated, soil amendments are incorporated with a Blekavator at the same time in conjunction with the Reflex mesh elements to avoid secondary disturbance of blended mesh material. 3.08 FINE GRADING AND SURFACE PREPARATION A. After completing Section 3.07, drag and smooth the surface to reestablish grade tolerances. This may be accomplished with a box drag, weighted chain link fence, or other device. B. Apply moisture or irrigation to settle the surface and roll with a 2 ft. x 6 ft. roller having approximately 100 Ibs. of weight per linear foot width. C. Repeat operation until surface is smooth, level, and firm. Foot printing should not be deeper than 0.5 inches. 3.09 SEED APPLICATION A. Before seed is applied, owner must inspect the field. Seed shall not be applied until further settling is not apparent. B. Seed shall be applied with a mechanical device such as a Brillion Seed Drill with minimum 2.28 inch spacing. All applications must be in two directions, (90 degrees across) applying one half of the seed in each direction. C. Apply 3 pounds of seed per 1,000 sq. ft. (130 pounds/acre) D. In the event that there is washing or erosion from irrigation or rainfall, the Contractor shall reseed areas that are not uniform. E. EPIC system must be adjusted so that moisture is present in the top 114 inch of the surface. 3.10 SOD SELECTION (IF OPTION IS SELECTED) A. Use only high quality sod of known genetic origin that is free of noxious weeds, disease, and insect problems. It should appear healthy and vigorous and should conform to the following. B. Sod should have been grown in soil comprising at a minimum 85% sand, or bare rooted sod grown with soil less techniques. EPIC SYSTEM WATER MANAGEMENT 02488 - Page 5 of 7
Bridgestone Retail Operations, LLC PROJECT MANUAL Version: January 2012 C. Sod should be machine cut at a uniform depth of 1-1/2” – 2” (13-51mm) - excluding shoot growth and thatch. D. Sod should not have been cut in excessively wet or dry weather. E. Sections of sod should be a standard size (as determined by the supplier), uniform and untorn. F. Sections of sod should be strong enough to support their own weight and retain their size and shape when lifted by one end. G. Harvest, delivery, and installation of sod should take place within a period of 36 hours. 3.11 SOD INSTALLATION A. Moistening sod after it is unrolled helps maintain viability. Store it in the shade during installation. B. Rake the soil surface to break the crust just before laying sod. During the summer, the sand should be wet on the surface before laying the sod to cool the sand and reduce root burning and dieback. C. Do not sod on gravel or soils that may have been recently treated with sterilants or herbicides. D. Lay the first row of sod in a straight line with subsequent rows placed parallel to and butting tightly against each other. Stagger strips in a brick- like pattern. Be sure that the sod is not stretched or overlapped and that the joints are butted tightly to prevent voids. Use a knife or sharp spade to trim and fit irregularly shaped areas. E. As sodding of clearly defined areas is completed, roll sod to provide firm contact between roots and sand. F. After rolling, irrigate until the soil is wet 4 inches (102 mm) below sod. G. Keep sodded areas moist to a depth of 4 in. (102 mm) until the grass takes root. This can be determined by gently tugging on the sod - resistance indicates that rooting has occurred. H. Mowing should not be attempted until the sod is firmly rooted, usually 2-3 weeks. 3.12 SEEDED AREA ESTABLISHMENT A. In the event that there is lack of uniform turf, establishment after a period of 30 days, the Contractor shall re-seed the affected areas at the specified rates. The field will not be accepted as complete until there is uniform germination of turf grass plants. 3.13 TREE AND SHRUB PLANTING PROCEDURE A. For shrubs, perennials, and annuals after completion of section 3.07, dig out appropriate sand volume to receive root ball of nursery stock. B. Remove nursery shipping container, loosen root ball and discard any loose greenhouse planting media from plant. Do not damage existing root structure and only discard surrounding soil that falls off easily. C. Plant directly in sand and refill and press excavated sand fill around root ball of plant. Press down firmly around planting and smooth out sand surface after planting. Crown of D. plant is just below the finished sand surface. E. A dedicated EPIC pan and Chamber unit may be designated for each large tree planting. Check with plans. After the addition of the 2" gravel layer inside the pan, do not add the sand fill until the tree is ready for planting. . F. For trees fill the area above the gravel inside the EPIC pan with sand to a level which coincides with the bottom of the root ball. G. Remove tree root ball covering, loosen roots, and discard any loose soil not held together by existing roots. EPIC SYSTEM WATER MANAGEMENT 02488 - Page 6 of 7
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REPORT OF GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING
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Proposed Bridgestone April 20, 2011
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FIGURE: 3 DATE STARTED: 4/5/11 DRIL
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APPENDIX A Laboratory Test Results
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