1

FR

600mmø

POOR

3

PA

300-400mmø

FAIR

2

PA

300-400mmø

FAIR

4

PA

250-450mmø

FAIR

2

PG

100mmø

GOOD

1

TC

500mmø

GOOD

1

FR

600mmø

POOR

1

FR

500mmø

POOR

3

PG

150mmø

POOR

1

GT

150mmø

GOOD

1

FR

250mmø

POOR

3

PN

150mmø

FAIR

1

FR

250mmø

POOR

1

PP

150mmø

GOOD

1

PP

150mmø

GOOD

2

PN

250mmø

GOOD

2

GT

150mmø

GOOD

5

PG

150mmø

GOOD

1

PG

200mmø

GOOD

1

NM

300mmø

GOOD

2

PP

200mmø

GOOD

1

NM

150mmø

GOOD

3

GT

150mmø

GOOD

2

PP

200mmø

GOOD

3

PG

200mmø

GOOD, MIDDLE TREE POOR

2

PG

150mmø

GOOD

1

NM

150mmø

GOOD

2

PA

100mmø

GOOD

1

PP

200mmø

GOOD

5

PG

150mmø

GOOD

3

HL

REINSTATE

EXISTING

GRASS WITH

1m SOD

EXISTING BOULDERS

TO BE REMOVED

EXISTING BOULDERS

TO BE REMOVED

EXISTING BOULDERS

TO BE REMOVED

TREE PROTECTION

FENCE SEE DETAIL

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1

SB

1

SB

1

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1

SB

1

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16

BS

6

RA

16

CA

3

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10

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13

GS

12

SJ

6

BJ

1500

NOTE

ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN

MILLIMETRES. USE TREE

SPECIES TOLERANT TO

POORLY DRAINED SOIL

CONDITIONS

3

1

PLACE 1/3 OF ROOT BALL ABOVE GRADE. CUT AND

REMOVE BURLAP AND WIRE BASKET FROM TOP 1/3 OF

ROOTBALL WITHOUT DISTURBING ROOTS.

CONSTRUCT 100mm SAUCER AROUND TREE BASE. FILL WITH

75mm WOODCHIP MULCH. PULL BACK MULCH FROM BASE OF

TREE. ENSURE THAT MULCH COVERS ALL EXPOSED SOIL.

TREE WRAP APPLIED SPIRALLY FROM GROUND UP TO

HEIGHT OF SECOND BRANCHES.

REMOVE DAMAGED OR OBJECTIONABLE BRANCHES.

FOLLOW PROPER HORTICULTURAL PRACTICE. DO NOT

PRUNE LEADER

2 STAKES MIN 2400mm LONG WITH NO. 12 GALVANIZED WIRE

ENCASED IN 12mm DIAMETER RUBBER HOSE ALLOWING

SLACK IN GALVANIZED WIRE. REMOVE STAKES AFTER ONE

YEAR. STAKE BEYOND EDGE OF ROOTBALL.

ROOT COLLAR TO BE

SET 100mm ABOVE

FINISHED GRADE.

TAPER TO BLEND NATURALLY WITH FINISHED GRADE

TOPSOIL MIXTURE AS PER SPECIFICATIONS

COMPACTED

ROOTBALL

SUPPORT PAD

2300

ROOTBALL

150

450

TOPSOIL MIXTURE AS PER

SPECIFICATIONS.

PLANTING BED AROUND

SHRUBS. COVER ENTIRE BED

WITH 75mm DEPTH

WOODCHIP MULCH. PULL

BACK MULCH FROM BASE OF

SHRUBS. ENSURE THAT

MULCH COVERS ALL

EXPOSED SOIL.

TAPER TO BLEND NATURALLY

WITH FINISHED GRADE.

REMOVE DAMAGED OR

OBJECTIONABLE BRANCHES.

FOLLOW PROPER

HORTICULTURAL PRACTICE.

REMOVE POTS COMPLETELY

FROM POTTED STOCK OR CUT

AND REMOVE BURLAP AND

WIRE FROM TOP 1/3 OF

ROOTBALL.

EXISTING TREE

1.2m SNOW FENCE WIRED (MIN 3) TO STEEL 'T'

BAR POSTS (@ 2.4m O.C. MAX.) 50 x 150 WOOD

TOP RAIL BOLTED TO POSTS.

NOTES:

• INSTALL FENCE PRIOR TO ANY CONSTRUCTION

ACTIVITY.

• NO CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES INCLUDING

MATERIAL STORAGE OR DISPOSAL, OR PARKING IS

TO TAKE PLACE WITHIN THE DESIGNATED

PROTECTION AREA.

• ANY ROOTS ENCOUNTERED, ARE TO BE CLEANLY

CUT WITH A SAW OR PRUNERS (DO NOT USE

BACKHOE OR OTHER HEAVY EQUIPMENT). ROOTS

ARE TO BE COVERED IMMEDIATELY WITH TOPSOIL,

BURLAP OR MULCH AND KEPT DAMP.

PROTECTION MEASURES TO BE TAKEN DURING CONSTRUCTION:

1. UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF AN ARBORIST, ERECT A FENCE AT THE CRITICAL ROOT ZONE (CRZ) OF TREES

WHERE THE CRZ IS ESTABLISHED AS BEING 10 CENTIMETRES FROM THE TRUNK OF A TREE FOR EVERY

CENTIMETRE OF TRUNK DIAMETER AT BREAST HEIGHT. THE CRZ IS CALCULATED AS DBH X 10 CM.;

2. DO NOT PLACE ANY MATERIAL OR EQUIPMENT WITHIN THE CRZ OF THE TREE

3. DO NOT ATTACH ANY SIGNS, NOTICES OR POSTERS TO ANY TREE;

4. DO NOT RAISE OR LOWER THE EXISTING GRADE WITHIN THE CRZ WITHOUT APPROVAL;

5. TUNNEL OR BORE WHEN DIGGING WITHIN THE CRZ OF A TREE;

6. DO NOT DAMAGE THE ROOT SYSTEM, TRUNK, OR BRANCHES OR ANY TREE;

7. ENSURE THAT EXHAUST FUMES FROM ALL EQUIPMENT ARE NOT DIRECTED TOWARDS ANY TREE CANOPY.

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START DATE

PROJECT NO.

DRAWING NO.

PROJECT NORTH

STAMP

No. Issue

1 : 300

PROJECT

MAY 2014

PLOT SIZE ARCH-D

SOUTHWAY HOTEL RENOVATION

TREE CONSERVATION REPORT

AND LANDSCAPE PLAN

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ISSUED FOR SITE PLAN APPROVAL1 JL

ARCHITECTS:

CIVIL ENGINEERS:

CONSULTANTS

JAMES B. LENNOX & ASSOCIATES INC.LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTSSUITE 200A HAMPTON PARK PLAZA, 1419 CARLING AVE. OTTAWA, ONTARIO K1Z 7L6Tel. (613) 722-5168 Fax. 1(866) 343-3942

14-SJL-1441

S. J. LAWRENCE ARCHITECT INC.

18 DEAKIN ST., SUITE 205, OTTAWA, ON. K2E 8B7

Tel : (613) 739 7703

DRAWING

DR CKDD/MM/YYYY

18/07/2014

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PROPOSED PLANT LIST

KEY QTY. BOTANICAL NAME COMMON NAME SIZE CONDITION REMARKS

TREES

SB 4 Amelanchier canadensis Serviceberry 60mmø Ball and Burlap Space 6000mm O.C.

CT 1 Catalpa speciosa Northern Catalpa 70mmø Ball and Burlap Space 6000mm O.C.

HL 3 Gleditsia triacanthos 'Skyline' Skyline Honeylocust 70mmø Ball and Burlap Space 6000mm O.C.

SHRUBS

CA 16 Cotoneaster dammeri 'Coral beauty' Coral Beauty Cotoneaster 600mm Spread Potted Space 1000mm O.C.

AH 10 Hydrangea arborescens 'Annabelle' Annabelle Hydrangea 1 Gallon Pot Potted Space 1000mm O.C.

SJ 12 Hypericum kalmianum 'Ames' Ames' St. John's Wort 600mm Ht. Potted Space 1000mm O.C.

BJ 6 Juniperus sabina 'Blue Danube' Blue Danube Juniper 600mm Spread Potted Space 1000mm O.C.

RA 6 Rhus aromatica Fragrant Sumac 600mm Ht. Potted Space 1000mm O.C.

GS 13 Spiraea x arguta Garland Spirea 600mm ht. Potted Space 1200mm O.C.

HY 3 Taxus x media 'Hicksii' Hick's Yew 800mm Ht. Potted Space 1500mm O.C.

PERENNIALS

BS 16 Rudbeckia fulgida 'Goldsturm' Black Eyed Susan 250mm Pot. Potted Space 400mm O.C.

EXISTING TREE TO REMAIN LIST

KEY QTY. BOTANICAL NAME COMMON NAME SIZE CONDITION REMARKS

TREES

NM 2 Acer platanoides 'Globosum' Globe Norway Maple 150-300mmø Good To Remain

FR 3 Fraxinus pennsylvanica Green Ash 250-600mmø Dead- Poor To Remain

GT 6 Gleditsia triacanthos Honey Locust 150mmø Good To Remain

PA 9 Picea abies Norway Spruce 250-450mmø Good To Remain

PG 20 Picea glauca White Spruce 150-200mmø Good To Remain

PP 6 Picea pungens 'Glauca' Colorado Blue Spruce 150-200mmø Good To Remain

PN 5 Pinus nigra Austrian Pine 150-250mmø Good To Remain

TC 1 Tilia cordata Littleleaf Linden 500mmø Good To Remain

1L.1

TREE CONSERVATION REPORT & LANDSCAPE PLANSCALE 1:300

1. It is the responsibility of the appropriate contractor or official to report any errors, omissions or discrepancies on this plan with actual site conditions to the

Landscape Architect before proceeding with construction.

2. The contractor is to notify all utility companies and authorities prior to any excavation and ascertain locations of underground services.

3. The contractor is to reinstate all areas and items damaged as a result of construction activity.

4. The contractor is to comply with all pertinent codes and by-laws.

5. The contractor is to maintain a positive surface run-off throughout the entire construction period.

6. The Landscape Architect is not responsible for subsurface conditions.

7. The contractor is to identify all existing trees to remain on site with the Landscape Architect prior to construction.

8. The contractor is to stake the proposed location of all plant material in conjunction with the Landscape Architect prior to excavation.

9. Minimum distances for selected deciduous trees are as follows:

- Building Foundations 7.5m

- Sidewalks 1.5m

- Public Streets 2.5m

- Underground Infrastructure 2.0m

10. All trees within 1m of underground utility trenches are to be excavated by hand.

11. Remove all protective wrapping from tree trunks after installation.

12. Staking of trees shall only be performed if necessary.

13. Ensure that mulch is pulled back a min. distance of 75mm from base of tree trunk.

14. Deciduous trees to be planted on private property 450mm inside of property line min.

A City of Ottawa tree removal permit from the Planning and Growth Management Department is required to remove any of the trees indicated for removal

on this plan. In addition to this, the contractor is to receive approval from the owner's of adjacent properties where the trees may be on or close to the

property line such as along the north lot line of the subject property. Property owners and the city of Ottawa planning and growth management department

must be notified prior to any activity within the critical root zone (CRZ) of "existing trees to remain." The city of Ottawa Planning and Growth Management

Department is to approve in writing the removal of any additional trees to be removed which are not indicated on this plan.

GENERAL NOTES:

NOTE REGARDING THE REMOVAL OR DAMAGE OF EXISTING TREES:

________________________________

Approval Date

________________________________

Manager Development Review-

SIZE

KEY

QTY.

KEY

QTY.

NOVATECH

Engineers, Planners & Landscape Architects

240 MICHAEL COWPLAND DR., SUITE 200, OTTAWA, ON. K2M 1P6

Tel : (613) 254 9643

LEGEND

EXISTING TREE TO REMAIN

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DECIDUOUS TREE PLANTINGN.T.S.

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SHRUB AND PERENNIAL PLANTINGN.T.S.

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TREE PROTECTION FENCEN.T.S.

(TEMPORARY DURING CONSTRUCTION)

PROPOSED DECIDUOUS TREE

TREE PROTECTION FENCE

PROPOSED SHRUB

EXISTING GRASS TO REMAIN

EXISTING TREE TO BE REMOVED

KEY PLAN N.T.S.

CLIENT

SOUTHWAY HOTEL

2431 Bank St, Ottawa, ON K1V 8R9

Tel : (613) 739 7703

PROPOSED SOD

NEW ASPHALT (SEE SITE PLAN)

EXISTING TREE TO BE REMOVED LIST

KEY QTY. BOTANICAL NAME COMMON NAME SIZE CONDITION REMARKS

TREES

NM 1 Acer platanoides 'Globosum' Globe Norway Maple 150mmø Poor To Be Removed

FR 2 Fraxinus pennsylvanica Green Ash 250mmø Good To Be Removed

PA 2 Picea abies Norway Spruce 100mmø Good To Be Removed

PG 1 Picea glauca White Spruce 150mmø Good To Be Removed

PP 2 Picea pungens 'Glauca' Colorado Blue Spruce 150mmø Good To Be Removed

SIZE

KEY

QTY.

PROPOSED CONIFEROUS TREE

REVISED PER CITY COMMENTS2 JL

21/11/2014

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ISSUED FOR PERMIT3 JL

19/12/2014

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