MOHAN ZANG Landscape Designer | Portfolio selected works 2014-2016
CONTENTS
ITAWAMBA COURTHOUSE SQUARE | Fulton Individual Project
Graduate Studio III: Habitat
VIET COMMUNITY CENTER | New Orleans Individual Project
Graduate Studio II: Health
MIDDLE SCHOOL PLANNING | Starkville Individual Project
Graduate Studio I: Water
COLUMBUS RIVERWALK GREENWAY | Columbus Individual Project Graduate Studio IV
RESIDENTIAL PLANTING DESIGN| Starkville Individual Project Ecological Planting Design
RESIDENTIAL SUSTAINABLE LAND MANAGEMENT | Starkville Individual Project Sustainable Land Management
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LEGEND o.c. of center
FINISHED GRADE
NOTES: 1. Area and depth of facility are based upon engineering calculations and right-of-way constraints. 2. Refer to planter plans for forebay locations.
18" PLANTING SOIL
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PROPOSED CURB DETAIL 4"-2" BALLAST AGGREGATE
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BUNG STAKE HOLE 5'-6 1/8"
BUNG STAKE HOLE BORDER GUARD WOOD EDGING 4"x12", 1/2" ABOVE FINISHED GRADE
4"-2" BALLAST AGGREGATE
3/16"x24" STEEL STAKE SPACED 12 O.C. 3/4"-1/4" OPEN GRADE AGGREGATE
FOREBAY SECTION 2
1 1/2"-3/4" OPEN GRADE AGGREGATE
Starkville, MS, 39759
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18" MINIMUM DEPTH STORMWATER FACILITY TOPSOIL
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Individual Project N.NASH GREEN STREET
BORDER GUARD WOOD EDGING
FINISHED GRADE 4" MIN
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DESCRIPTION
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LA Construction V: Construction Documents PROJECT NO: DATUM: SURVEY: HORIZ SCALE: 1''=1'-0'' VERT SCALE: DESIGN: DRAWN: CHECKED: APPROVED: 1 December,2015 DATE:
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FOREBAY PLAN
FOREBAY DETAIL
PROPOSED CURB & FOREBAY DETAILS
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SCALE 1"=1'-0" PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
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PROPOSED CURB SECTION
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IMPERMEABLE LINER
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City of Starkville
Mississippi State University Dept. of Landscape Architecture Mohan Zang
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CONSTRUCTION DRAWINGS | Starkville Scale 1"=1'-0"
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HAND GRAPHICS | Starkville Individual Project
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CURRICULUM VITAE MOHAN ZANG
EDUCATION 08/2014 05/2016
Mississippi State University | Mississippi state, MS
08/2014 05/2016
Shenyang Jianzhu University | Shenyang, China
(662) 889-7437 mohanzang@gmail.com
College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Master of Landscape Architecture | GPA 3.90/4.00 College of Architecture and Urban Planning Bachelor of Landscape Architecture
EXPERIENCE Graduate Teaching Assistant 01/2016 05/2016
Department of Landscape Architecture, Mississippi State University
Assisted Dr. Elizabeth Tofte to do a research project about students' sketchbook; Collected, organized and modified undergraduate students’ sketches; Participated in graphic Layout for the sketchbook project; Worked with branch librarian and liaison to set up LibGuide pages
Landscape Architecture Intern 05/201507/2015
10/2013 12/2013
HBA Urban Planning & Architecture Designing Consultants Co.
Participated in the Panjin Zhongxing park planning and design; Drafted master plan and designed direction boards and kiosks in this project; Edited AutoCAD drawings and used Sketchup to create a model; Applied Photoshop to render perspective drawings
Shenyang Urban Planning & Design Institute
Participated in the Shenyang Cheung Tsing bridge-Peter official period of landscape planning and design; Assisted with all design decisions; Drafted sections and edited AutoCAD drawings; Served as office manager, managing appointments and jotting down notes
Workshop 03/2016
EDSA Hand Graphic Workshop | Fort Lauderdale, FL
09/2015
Jim Richard Hand Graphic Workshop | Starkville, MS
HONORS & AWARDS 2015 2016
Mississippi State University | Mississippi state, MS 2016 MS ASLA Honor Award MSU Landscape Architecture Courtyard (Team) 2016 MS ASLA Honor Award Pearl River Community College: Embracing the Watershed (Team) 2015-2016 Student MS ASLA Merit Award Excellence in the Study of Landscape Architecture 2015-2016 Planning and Design Award Columbus Riverwalk Greenway
2010 2014
Shenyang Jianzhu University | Shenyang, China Excellent Student Leader Award Advanced Individual in Summer Social Activity Social Work Scholarship Second-Class Scholarship First Prize of Chinese Dancers Association 212th Dance Competition
ACTIVITIES 20142016
Mississippi State University | Mississippi state, MS Deputy Minister of Art Department in Chinese Students and Scholars Association
2010 2014
Shenyang Jianzhu University | Shenyang, China Minister of Art Department in Landscape Architecture Student Union Head of the D1 Art Group of Architecture & Urban Planning
PROFESSIONAL SKILLS Hand Drafting & Rendering Model Building Graphic & Verbal Communication Digital Photography Proficient in AutoCAD Adobe (Photoshop, Indesign, Illustrator, Acrobat) SketchUp Lumion Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint)
ITAWAMBA COURTHOUSE SQUARE Year: Fall 2015 Location: Fulton, MS Area: 0.54 Acres This project was to redesign the courthouse square, located in the center of downtown Fulton. Three major gathering areas including a plaza, several seating areas, and textured pathways were introduced to replace the previous lawn around the courthouse. Right on the east side of the courthouse, South Gather Street was proposed to be narrowed to slow the traffic and provide overflow parking. Additionally, by narrowing the street, more space could be saved for outdoor dining and temporary retail. The goal of this project was to establish a walkable and enjoyable atmosphere for human priotrities.
Downtown Fulton
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Perspective of Entrance Plaza
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Sections and Elevations Before: section and elevation A-A
After: section and elevation A-A
Before: section and elevation B-B
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After: section and elevation B-B
Master Plan
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Before: section and elevation C-C
Sections and Elevations
After: section and elevation C-C
Perspective of Seating Wall
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Before: section and elevation D-D
After: section and elevation D-D
Perspective of Middle Gathering Space
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VIET COMMUNITY CENTER Year: Spring 2015 Location: New Orleans, LA Area: 7 Acres
VIET community center is in Versailles Village, which was one of the Vietnamese refugee resettlements formed in 1975. It is located on the eastern side of New Orleans, LA. Currently, the VIET community center serves for different programs including the senior program, afterschool program, summer of adventure, and community meetings. The major users are seniors, elementary students from low-income families, kids age 4 -12, and residents of the surrounding neighborhood.
Versailles Village
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Perspective of Gathering Space
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Design strategy
Conceptual Design
1. Total site area
2. Define boundary
3. Extraction (cut)
Functional Analysis
Zoning Analysis
4. Aggregation (fill)
Needs Analysis User
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Preference
Activities
Children
Running, playing, drawing, learning, talking, etc
Soft pavements, attraction
Teenager
Playing, climbing, roller skating, gathering, etc
Open area, play structures
Adult
Chating, watching kids, picnicing, reading, etc
Private space, landscape, seats
Neighborhood Context
0.5 mile
1 mile
River
Open space
Community garden
Institutional
Business
Business center
Community event
Religious
Residential
Community center
Public Transport
Pedestrian Main Flow
Circulation and Accessibilty
Minor arterial Bus route Bus stop
Major collector Minor collector Local
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Master Plan This design was to meet a variety of needs for recreation and socialization. Around the VIET office and two small buildings, a major walkway was proposed to connect the whole area. According to community needs, the whole area was divided into three functional areas including an afterschool care
area, a children playground, and a teenager play area. A gathering space and seating areas were also introduced to serve for local residents in this center. The whole design was expected to retain the local existing wetland as well as make improvement on recreational facilities in order to attract more visitors.
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Detail Plan Section A-A
1. Gathering Space
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To wetland
Tree pit with seat
Activity area
Landscape brick wall
Seating wall
To teenager playground
Section B-B
2. Afterschool Care Area
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An outdoor classroom with landscape walls
To storage
To walkway
Section C-C
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3. Amphitheater
To children playground
Vegetation area
Amphitheater
Outdoor stage
To walkway
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Perspective of Amphitheather
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Perspective of Afterschool Care Classroom
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MIDDLE SCHOOL DESIGN Year: Fall 2014 Location: Starkville, MS Area: 7 Acres
This site is located on the eastern side of Mississippi State University. It is an open space with an existing pond. The challenges of this design are combining with existing site elevation and connecting to the existing pond. Stormwater management is also an important part of this project. The purpose of this design is to create a vibrant, safe, and meaningful learning environment.
Mississippi State University
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Bird View
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Master Plan
Football field 1
Cafeteria Classroom 2
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Classroom
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Gymasium
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Library
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Office
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Classroom
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Legend 1. Parking lots 2. Entrance square 3. Sculpture 4. Rubber plaza 5. Gathering plaza 6. Sinking steps 7. Lawn
Functional Analysis
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8. Sinking plaza 9. Waterfront terrace 10. Wooden platform 11. Turf nature play area 12. Sand play area 13. Amphitheater 14. Rain garden
Pedestrain Circulation
Vehicle Circulation
Detail Plan of these main buildings and along the pond is a courtyard, which serves as an area for recreation and rest. This courtyard adapts stormwater management program which could serve as an outdoor classroom for students.
This project was a proposed idea on a middle school planning and design in an open space with an existing pond on the eastern side of Mississippi State University. According to this design, eight buildings (office, cafeteria, gym, library, four classrooms), and one football field are included and arranged based on their functional purposes. Right in the center
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Section and Elevation A-A
Classroom
Seating structure
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Classroom
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Gathering space
Rubber plaza
Natural courtyard with
wildflowers
Sinking plaza
Sinking steps
Vegetation area with seat
Waterfront platform
Steps
Library
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Stormwater Management Water Flow
Perspective of Rubber Plaza
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Cleansing Planters
Permeable Paving
Pond System
Perspective of Seating Structures
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COLUMBUS RIVERWALK GREENWAY Year: Spring 2016 Location: Columbus, MS Area: 203 Acres
Columbus Riverwalk Greenway is a comprehensive corridor, which has the potential to combine three important functions, including ecology, recreation, and heritage. In order to attract different trail users, this greenway contained several activity areas to close to nature. This design aims to connect plants, animals and people in the future.
Columbus
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Detail Plan of Canopy Walk and Adventureland
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Columbus Riverwalk Greenway is situated along highway 82 and is surrounded by the Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway. It provides an ideal recreational space through diverse habitats including thick woodland, open prairie, and attractive wetland. A complete trail system was designed to be built including a main loop, a canopy walk trail, a grassland trail and a wetland trail.
Access
Regional Land Use
Arterial Highways
River Residential
Connector Streets
Business Industrial
Local Streets
Open Space and Parks Institutional
Future Connection Columbus East Bank Recreation 2.8 miles
Commerical Center 1 mile Plymouth Bluff 2.2 miles
Trail Connection
Lee Park 1 mile
Residential Community 0.6 miles Propst Park 1.5 miles
Sports Field
Downtown Columbus 0.5 miles
Residential Community 1 mile
Canoeing Connection Tennesses-Tombigbee Waterway
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Habitat Plants
Tree
Grassland
Bald cypress Loblolly pine Sweetgum Sycamore Little bluestem
Pink muhly
Wand panic grass
Boltonia
Coneflower Blackeye Susan
Water oak Willow oak Yaupon holly
Shrub
Woodland Groundcover
Summersweet Arrow-Wood Canada goldenrod Viburnum
Blue woodland Zigzag iris phlox
Wetland
Partridge pea
Aquatic milkweed Bride's feathers Lanceleaf Smooth cordgrass arrowhead
Ideal Functional Diagram
Plenty of amenities were introuduced in this greenway and connected by the trail system to attract a wide range of users. They included an outdoor amphitheater, a bike accessible ramp that also serves as a waterfront platform, two play areas for age-separate play elements, a natural stone pathway across the river, a stone terrace seating space, an educational arboretun, a canopy walk with disability access ramps in the woodland area, an adventure play area, a wooden terrace structure as family gathering spaces, and an overlook with a seating plaza. There are two parking lots located in the beginning and middle of the site. The goal of this project was to increase recreation opportunities, mitigate flooding, protect the natural and cultural resources, and improve quality of life.
Floodmap
Site Hydrology
Site Topography
Elevation from high to low High point Low point
Water flow
Floodway Areas 1% Annual Chance Flood Areas 0.2% Annual Chance Flood Areas <0.2% Annual Chance Flood Areas
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Master Plan Legend Main Entrance Main Parking Lot Pathway connect to parking lot Second Entrance "Dinosaur" play structure with play mound Outdoor amphitheater "Nest" bike accessible ramp Children play wall with sand play Existing restroom Existing pavilion
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Stepping stone path Bird's nest seat Existing birdge Wildflower Existing garden Children play structure with picnic tables Second parking lot with restroom Woodland arboretum Wooden bridge Rest stop with bench
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Wetland landscape Wetland stop Canopy walk with treehouse Adventureland Grassland landscape Grassland gathering space with picnic tables Rest stop with nest structure Overlook with seating plaza Existing non-motor vehicle bridge Existing vehicular bridge
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My concept is "a journey on the river of life". Life is unique and dynamic. When people talk about their life, they prefer to describe that life is filled with joy, happiness, and memories. People have different experiences, feellings, and thoughts about life. When they walk along the trail in the greenway, they will travel through beautiful scenery and find some places to image a journey of life through time.
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Amphitheater with children play area
Wooden terrace structure as a gathering space
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Children play structure
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Arboretun
"Dinosaur" play structure with play mound
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Stepping stone path
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Adventureland with canopy walk
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Overlook
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Wetland rest stop
Nest structure for rest
Woodland main loop Canopy walk trail Natural trail Grassland trail Wetland trail
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Detail Plan--Amphitheater with Children Play Area 0
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Nest seat Sandpit Picnic tables "Nest" bike accessible ramp Outdoor stage Outdoor amphitheater Play walls "Dinosaur" play structure
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Play mound with tunnel and slide Climbing structure Seesaw Chalkboard Wooden bridges Stone path Wildflower Stumps with Log balance beam
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Section and Elevation A-A
To river
â&#x20AC;&#x153;Nestâ&#x20AC;?bike accessible ramp
Walkway
To amphitheater
Section and Elevation B-B
To play wall
Sandpit
Existing bridge
Stage
Lawn
Stone seats
Seating walls
To play mound
Section and Elevation C-C
To stone path
Walkway
Lawn
Play walls with bird's nest seats
Seating wall
Log balance beam
Natural slope
Existing Bridge
Natural slope
Amphitheater stone seats
To play mound
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Detail Plan--Children Play Structure 5
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Climbing structures Seating stones Sand play with stumps Play structure with slides
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Log balance beam and stumps Seesaw Wooden bridge Gathering space with picnic tables
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Section and Elevation A-A
To trail
Log swings
Stone seating wall
Sandpit with stump
Walkway
Wildflowers
To woodland
Section and Elevation B-B
To woodland
seesaw
Wooden Nature play area with stone Picnic tables bridge seating wall
Walkway
Wildflowers
To woodland
Section and Elevation C-C
To woodland
Nest seat and stone seat
Log balance beam
Play structure and tire swings
Wildflowers
Walkway
Stone seating wall
To woodland
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Detail Plan--Grassland Gathering Space 0
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Wooden stepping structure Gathering space Gathering space with picnic tables
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Natural path Tall grass Wildflower
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Section and Elevation A-A
To grassland
Wooden stepping structure
Walkway
Wooden terrace structure
Picnic tables
Path
Tall grass with wildflower
To woodland
Section and Elevation B-B
To woodland
Tall grass
Gathering space
Wooden stepping structure
Walkway
To grassland
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Detail Plan--Overlook with Seating Plaza 5
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Stepping stones Brick path Picnic tables Stone seats Wildflower
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Wooden overlook Interpretive signage Flagstone entrance Gravel path Gravel gathering space with stone seats
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Section and Elevation A-A
To river
Stone seating area with Vegetation a path
Wildflowers
Walkway
To adventureland and canopy walk
Section and Elevation B-B
To river
Stone picnic tables
Brick path
Vegetation
Stepping stones
Walkway
To adventureland and canopy walk
Section and Elevation C-C
To river
Overlook
Vegetation
Interpretive signage Stone pavement
Walkway
To adventureland and canopy walk
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RESIDENTIAL PLANTING DESIGN Year: Spring 2015 Location: Starkville, MS Name: Ecological Planting Design Project
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RESIDENTIAL SUSTAINABLE LAND MANAGEMENT Year: Fall 2015 Location: Starkville, MS
Mixture C/N ratio: R= Q1(C1 X (100-M1) + Q2(C2 X (100-M2) + Q3(C3 X (100-M3) + Q4(C4 X (100-M4)/ Q1(N1 X (100-M1) + Q2(N2 X (100-M2) + Q3(N3 X (100-M3) + Q4(N4 X (100-M4) R= 100 lbs(48.6 X (100-15) + 70 lbs(57.8 X (100-82) + 40 lbs(49.6 X (100-70) +60 lbs(0 X (100-100)/ 100 lbs(0.9 X (100-15) +70 lbs(3.4 X (100-82) + 40 lbs(3.1 X (100-70) +60 lbs(0 X (100-100) R= 34.8 3. Water Goal: Harvest or infiltrate 100% of stormwater that falls on impervious surfaces on the site.
Scenario For the property that you currently live in, evaluate resource use and guide long-term changes to the property. For the resources listed below, perform the required calculations to meet the stated land management goals.
Resources 1. Site The entire site area is 120 feet x 110 feet or 13,200 square feet. For the permaculture design area, it is 2450 square feet which is 18% of total entire site area. 2. Nutrients Goal: Collect 100 lbs of dry leaf matter and recycle it into compost to be used on turf and shrub areas. 1) Describe the process and additional weights of materials needed to compost the dry leaf matter. Process: In my composting project, I choose dry leaves (100 lbs), grass clippings (70 lbs), tree trimmings (40 lbs) and water (60 lbs) as compost. It is because grass clippings and tree trimmings can collect from local landscape companies which are not far away from the site. Mixture moisture content M= (Q1 X M1 + Q2 X M2 + Q3 X M3 + Q4 X M4)/(Q1 + Q2 + Q3 +Q4) M= (100 lbs X 15% +70 lbs X 82% + 40 lbs X 70% + 60 lbs X 100%)/ 100 lbs +70 lbs + 40 lbs + 60 lbs =59.4
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1) In this site, the residential roof area and three concrete sidewalks are the impervious surface which cannot infiltrate stormwater. Total concrete sidewalk area is approximately 465 square feet. Total residential roof area is (34 feet X 38 feet) + (38 feet X 40 feet) or 2812 square feet. Total impervious area contains concrete sidewalk area and residential roof area, and it is approximately 465 square feet + 2812 square feet = 3277 square feet. The Percentage of Impervious Surface is: 3277 square feet / 13200 square feet = 24.83% < 30% Thus, this site does not require retrofitting stormwater. 2) Estimated the Amount of Water that Can Be Harvested from the Roof : 2812 square feet X 55.4 inches X 0.62 gallons/ sq ft/ inch= 96,586.58 gallons per year
For Starkville, average annual precipitation is 55.4 inches (the precipitation information were calculated for the period of time from 1980 to 2010).
3) Estimated the Amount of Total Irrigated Bed Area that Can Be Irrigated Using this Harvested Water: Site water budget: SWBgal = (ETo X Cwb X A)/ Cu = (1 inch X 1.03 X 2450 sq ft)/ 1.6043 = 1572.96 gallons per week 1572.96 gal per week X 52 weeks = 81,793.92 gallons per year
SWBgal = Site Water Budget (adjusted for desired units, we will use gallons) Eto = Reference Evapotranspiration (1 inch per year) Cwb = Water budget adjustment factor (expressed as a decimal, see formula below for calculation of value) Cwb= Ks/ IE= 0.65/ 0.63= 1.03 Ks = Species factor (equal turf and shrub= 0.65) IE = System efficiency, calculated as Uniformity*Management (the system efficiency is: the uniformity of my system is 70%, and the management efficiency is 90%, thus IE= 0.7 X 0.9= 0.63). A = Total landscaped area of the site (2450 square feet) Cu = Conversion factor (1.6043 for gallons) Conversion Factor â&#x20AC;&#x201C; for gallons: 144 cubic inches per square foot (volume of water = 1 inch of rain x 12 inches x 12 inches = 144 cubic inches of water), 231 cubic inches of water per gallon, 231/144 = 1.604
4) Compared the amount of harvested water from the roof to the area proposed for my permaculture bed, the total amount of harvested water (96,586.58 gallons per year) is more than the amount of total irrigated bed area that can be irrigated using this harvested water (81,793.92 gallons per year). Thus, I prefer to use rain barrels to irrigate and store rainwater from the roof.
Permaculture Design
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CONSTRUCTION DRAWINGS Year: Fall 2015 Location: Starkville, MS Name: N. Nash Green Street
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CONSTRUCTION DRAWINGS for
City of Starkville
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Limit of Work
DRAWING INDEX
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L00 COVER SHEET L01 EXISTING CONDITIONS AND DEMOLITION PLAN L02 LAYOUT PLAN BYPASS PLANTER A L03 SITE PLAN WITH GRADING L04 SECTIONS BYPASS PLANTER C L05 SITE PLAN WITH GRADING L06 SECTIONS FLOW-THROUGH PLANTER A L07 SITE PLAN WITH GRADING L08 SECTIONS FLOW-THROUGH PLANTER B L09 SITE PLAN WITH GRADING L10 SECTIONS FLOW-THROUGH PLANTER C L11 SITE PLAN WITH GRADING L12 SECTIONS FLOW-THROUGH PLANTER D L13 SITE PLAN WITH GRADING L14 SECTIONS L15 BYPASS PLANTER A & C PLANTING PLANS L16 FLOW-THROUGH PLANTER A PLANTING PLAN L17 FLOW-THROUGH PLANTER B PLANTING PLAN L18 FLOW-THROUGH PLANTER C PLANTING PLAN L19 FLOW-THROUGH PLANTER D PLANTING PLAN L20 PLANTING DETAILS L21 PROPOSED CURB & FOREBAY DETAILS L22 BOLLARD & INTERPRETIVE SIGNAGE DETAILS
CITY OF STARKVILLE
CONSULTANT'S NAME MOHAN ZANG
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Lands
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PROJECT INFORMATION
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STAKING NOTES: 1. The Contractor shall stake the entire site, both as to location of all construction items as well as finish grades. This stake-outLAYOUT may be PLAN accurate or rough, depending on the Contractor's preference. 2. The purpose of the staking, with Inspection and adjustment by the Landscape Architect is to adapt the design to the site rather than allow the design to be forced upon the site. Staking is subject to various degrees of adaptation which can only be determined by the Landscape Architect. This variation is an aesthetic decision, the amount of trees, terrain, soil conditions, subsurface water and by other intangibles which are impractical to survey in absolute accuracy.
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SURVEY NOTES: 1. This drawing is based on information as provided on survey performed by LA 4124. 2. Date of survey: August 20, 2015. P.O.B. NOTE: The location of P.O.B. is the intersection of center line on the N Nash Street and extension line of gutter along the University Drive.
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PROPOSED INTERPRETIVE SIGNAGE
COLLEGE VIEW DRIVE
PROJECT NO: DATUM: EXISTING 4' SIDEWALK SURVEY: 8" 10" 2- 10" 2- 10" 10" Crepe HORIZ SCALE: 1"=30' Crepe Myrtles Yaupon DogCrepe Myrtles Myrtle VERT SCALE: Holly wood DESIGN: DRAWN: 1 CHECKED: L13 LIMIT OF WORK LINE APPROVED: PROPOSED 1 December,2015 DATE: SHEET TITLE
Mississ
NO.
DE
5+97.17 6+00
BY
5+50
DATE
F.H.
W
LIMIT OF WORK LINE
3- 10" Crepe Myrtles
8" Golden Raintree
8" Golden Raintree
DRIVEWAY
4+50
REVISIONS DESCRIPTION
SHEET
SHEET
P.P.
P.P.
W
DRIVEWAY 10" Crepe Myrtle
T.P.
F.H.
EXISTING 3' PLANTING STRIP
EXISTING 4' SIDEWALK
DRIVEWAY
PROPOSED BYPASS PLANTER A
DRIVEWAY
3- 6" Jap Magnolia
8+50
EXISTING 5' PLANTING STRIP
W
6" Redbud
DRIVEWAY
LIMIT OF WORK LINE
FLOWTHROUGH PLANTER D
1+50 T.P.
EXISTING 4' SIDEWALK
5+00
MATCHLINE A STA 4+50
Starkville, MS, 39759
P.P.
N NASH STREET
6+50
4+00
DRIVEWAY
1
L03
N.NASH GREEN STREET
W
T.P.
8" Hackberry
COCONUT'S SERVICE STATION
M
W
M
1+00
0+50
0+58.77
SHEET PREPARED BY: Base Line Center Line
10" Crepe Myrtle
8+30.62
WALKWAY
DRIVEWAY
DRIVE RSITY
UNIVE
0+08.51
EXISTING 4' SIDEWALK EXISTING 3' PLANTING STRIP
T.P.
NO.
S 0
Ci
10" Crepe Myrtle
2- 10" Crepe Myrtles
City of Starkville
6" Jap Magnolia
PROPOSED FLOW-THROUGH PLANTER B
LIMIT OF WORK LINE
15" Water Oak F.H.
1 L09
1 L13
PROPOSED FLOWTHROUGH PLANTER D
PROJEC DATUM: SURVEY HORIZ S VERT SC DESIGN: DRAWN: CHECKE APPROV DATE:
SHEET T
L
L0
Center Line
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MATCHLINE A
d
10
Mississippi State University Dept. of Landscape Architecture Mohan Zang
Golden aintree
GH RA
0
SHEET PREPARED FOR:
L.P.
XISTING 3' PLANTING STRIP
SED
Scale 1"=30'
MATCHLINE A STA 4+50
PROPOSED FLOW-THROUGH PLANTER B
MATCHLINE A STA 4+50
1
L09
Layout Plan PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
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Grading Plan PRODUCED BYEDUCATIONAL AN AUTODESKPRODUCT EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK
TO UNIVERSITY DRIVE
8" LEGEND
Fire Hydrant
Fire Hydrant ExistingTree TC TD
TC
Top of Curb
BC
BD Bottom of Curb BC
CL
Center Line
CL
Top of of Diverter Curb Top
TD
Bottom Curb BD Back of of Diverter
STA 3+89.90
" '-0 1'-6 3/8" 1'-3"
6"
EXISTING EXISTING PLANTING STRIPPLANTING STRIP (VARIES) (VARIES) REVISIONS DESCRIPTION
DATE
PROJECT NO: DATUM: SURVEY: HORIZ SCALE: 3/8''=1'-0'' VERT SCALE: DESIGN: DRAWN: CHECKED: APPROVED: 1 December,2015 DATE:
Center Line
Mississ
Lands
N.NAS
Sta
Starkville, MS, 39759
BY
NOTES: NOTES: and ofupon facility are based calculations upon engineering calculations 1. Area and depth 1. of Area facility aredepth based engineering Existing Signs and right-of-way constraints. SHEET TITLE and right-of-way constraints. 2. Include beginning and stations for each planter. 2. Include beginning and ending stations forending each planter. 3. Endshall slopes planter shall be a minimum of 1:3. 3. End slopes of planter be of a minimum of 1:3. ExistingTree FLOW-THROUGH PLANTER A distance ofcenterline the planteristo the centerline is not the real distance, 4. The distance of 4. theThe planter to the not the real distance, SITE PLAN WITH GRADING refer to L02 Layout Plan. Top of Diverter refer to L02 Layout Plan. 5. The spacing of two bollards is 2'. The spacing of two bollards is 2'. Back of5. Diverter
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1'-6 3/8" 1'-3"
L07 SCALE 3/8"=1'-0" SCALE 3/8"=1'-0"
PowerSigns Pole Existing
A L8
NO.
1 FLOW-THROUGH PLANTER - SITEGRADING PLAN WITH GRADING FLOW-THROUGH PLANTER A - SITE PLANAWITH
P.P. Power Pole
SHEET
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R2
'-0
8" EXISTING GOLDEN RAINTREE 8" EXISTING GOLDEN RAINTREE
B
L8
B
L8
2- 10" EXISTING 2- 10" EXISTING CREPE MYRTLESCREPE MYRTLES
P.P.
Ci
88.29 1'-0" TC 88.29 1'-0" TC EXISTING 36" EXISTING 36" FLOW 3.35% SLOPE FLOW 3.35% SLOPE CONCRETE CURB CONCRETE CURB 87.69 87.69 AND GUTTER AND GUTTER TC 88.29 N.NASH GREEN STREET TC 88.29 6"
LEGEND
SHEET P
°
TC 89.01
0
City of Starkville
82
88
88
6"
3'-0"
L8
°
TD 88.77
45°
6"
07
45°
1
BC 87.7 4 TC 88.2A 8
BC 87.7 4 TC 88.2 8
8"
TD 88.88 BD 88.55 TC 89.20 TC 89.01 TC 89.05 TC 89.05 2'-10 1/2" 2'-10 1/2"
TD 88.88 BD 88.55 TC 89.20
STA 3+89.90
"
2'-0"
TC 89.12 TC 89.12 BC 88.62 BD 88.44 BC 88.62 BD 88.44 TD 88.77 FLOW 3.37% SLOPE FLOW 3.37% SLOPE
3
SHEET PREPARED BY:
82
3'-8 1/8"
8"
A L8
2
SHEET PREPARED FOR:
8"
STA 3+63.23
STA 3+63.23
8"
°
99
2
L21
1
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A
B
2 FOREBAY BC 88 4"x12" .67 FOREBAY 4"x12" L21 TC 89.1 1
2'-0" L8
L8
B
L22
L8
LLARD
0" R2'-
0" R2'1 99° BOLLARD
0
NASH STREET (ASPHALT) NASH STREET (ASPHALT)
S
Scale 3/8"=1'-0"
26'-8"
26'-8"
BC 88.6 7 TC 89.1 1
TO 182
TO 182
R2
TO UNIVERSITY DRIVE
8"
CL BASELINE
SELINE
NO.
DES
PROJECT DATUM: SURVEY: HORIZ SC VERT SC DESIGN: DRAWN: CHECKE APPROV DATE:
SHEET T
FLO
SITE PL
L07 of 22 L0
Section Plan PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
2
L21
1
L21
FINISHED GRADE FOREBAY
TOP OF PROPOSED CURB AT END OF PLANTER
BOLLARD
PROPOSED CURB
PROPOSED CURB
EXISTING ASPHALT
1
S
L22
0
1
SHEET P
L21
C
EXISTING ASPHALT SHEET
Mississ
Lands
IMPERMEABLE LINER
IMPERMEABLE LINER
18" MINIMUM DEPTH STORMWATER FACILITY TOPSOIL 18" DEPTH 1 1/2"-3/4" OPEN GRADE AGGREGATE
3" DEPTH 3/4"-1/4" OPEN GRADE AGGREGATE EXISTING SUBGRADE
1
L08 1
FLOW-THROUGH PLANTER A - SECTION ELEVATION A-A
N.NAS
SCALE 3/8"=1'-0"
Sta
FINISHED GRADE
L21
PROPOSED CURB
PROPOSED DIVERTER
EXISTING ASPHALT
EXISTING PLANTING STRIP
NO.
DE
2% EXISTING 30" CONCRETE CURB AND GUTTER
IMPERMEABLE LINER
3" DEPTH 3/4"-1/4" OPEN GRADE AGGREGATE
18" MINIMUM DEPTH STORMWATER FACILITY TOPSOIL 18" DEPTH 1 1/2"-3/4" OPEN GRADE AGGREGATE
EXISTING SUBGRADE
FLOW-THROUGH PLANTER A - SECTION B-B SCALE 3/8"=1'-0"
NOTES: 1. Area and depth of facility are based upon engineering calculations and right-of-way constraints. 2. End slopes of planter shall be a minimum of 1:3.
SHEET T
FL
L0
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2
L08
PROJEC DATUM: SURVEY HORIZ S VERT SC DESIGN: DRAWN: CHECKE APPROV DATE:
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Planting Plan PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
0
1.5
3
NASH STREET (ASPHALT)
TO UNIVERSITY DRIVE
Scale 1/4"=1'-0"
FOREBAY
4.5
BOLLARD
SHEET PREPARED FOR:
1
L22
(12) HH
(5) IC
(7) VH
2
TO 182
L21
(4) LS
(3) LS
City of Starkville
SHEET PREPARED BY:
EXISTING 36" CONCRETE CURB AND GUTTER
EXISTING PLANTING STRIP (VARIES)
N.NASH GREEN STREET
EXISTING
Starkville, MS, 39759 SIDEWALK
REVISIONS
DESCRIPTION
DATE
BY
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
Mississippi State University Dept. of Landscape Architecture Mohan Zang
SHEET TITLE
FLOW-THROUGH PLANTER C PLANTING PLAN
PF
(5) HH
1
EXISTING SIGN (4) LS
(3) VH
(4) IC
(11) HH
(4) HH
(3) LS
INTERPRETIVE SIGNAGE
2
L22
FOREBAY
2
L21
SCALE 1/4"=1'-0"
Symbol (Key)
Quantity
Size
Botanical Name
Common Name
Shrubs 9
3 GAL, container Ilex Crenata 'Soft Touch'
Soft Touch Compact Holly
Perennials HH
32
1 GAL, container Hemerocallis 'Happy Returns'
Happy Returns Daylily
LS
22
1 GAL, container Leucanthemum Superbum 'Snowcap' Snowcap Shasta Daisy
Groundcover PF
66
2 GAL, container Paspalum Floridanum
Florida Paspalum
VH
10
1 GAL
Hot Pink Verbena
Verbena Hybrida 'Enduro Hot Pink'
Notes
NOTES: 1. Verify plant counts and square footages: Quantities are provided as Owner information only. If quantities on plant list differ from graphic indications, then graphics shall prevail. 2. Set all plants plumb and straight; set at such level that normal or natural relationship between that plant and the ground surface will be established.
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(3) LS
FLOW-THROUGH PLANTER C PLANTING PLAN
FLOW-THROGH PLANTER C PLANT LIST
IC
PF
PF
8" EXISTING YAUPON EXISTING HOLLY POWER POLE
L18
PROJECT NO: DATUM: SURVEY: HORIZ SCALE: 1/4''=1'-0'' VERT SCALE: DESIGN: DRAWN: CHECKED: APPROVED: 1 December,2015 DATE:
(5) LS
Planting Detail PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT 1'-6"
SHEET
NOTES: 1. 1/8 of the rootball shall above the finish grade of the soil. 2. Thin branches and foliage as directed while retaining normal shape of tree. Never cut a ledder. 3. Place two stakes per tree. 4. Tree shall be plumb and straight; trees 8' and taller shall be staked as shown below. 5. All the tree stakes with hose to be uniform in color.
Attach Wire to Stake; Notch Stake to Receive Wire. Encase Wire Around Trunk in Reinforced Rubber Hose; Secure All Ends of Wire byTwisting Around Stake
Width of B&B Container
Width of B&B Container
1-1/2" x 1-3/4"x 7" Treated Pine Stakes, 2 per Tree; Stakes to be Same Height, Driven Vertically; Stakes Outside of Root-ball, Refer to Plan for Stake Layout Diagram 12" Saucer, Use Topsoil, Cover with 2" Shredded Bark Mulch
C
SHEET
Mississ
Land
4" Shredded Bark Mulch, Level with Base of Main Stem Line Indicates 1/8 Rootball Above the Finish Grade of the Soil Supply Planting Mix, to Depth of Bottom of Tree; Add Bed Planting Mix to 1/3 Pinebark Grit, 2/3 Topsoil to 1/2 Depth, Soak with Water, Add Remaining Planting Mix of Topsoil, and Soak If Balled and Burlapped, Cut Rope Surrounding Bottom of Tree Trunk after Backfilling but Before Mulching. Remove Burlap from Top 1/3 of Root Ball of B&B Trees Existing Soil to Be Loosened 12-14" Below & Around Base of Plant
1
N.NA
TREE PLANTING DETAIL
St
L20 NO SCALE
NO.
DE
Line Indicates Plant Container
2
Width of B&B Container
SHRUB PLANTING DETAIL
L20 NO SCALE
Line Indicates 1/8 Rootball Above the Finish Grade of the Soil 12" Saucer, Use Topsoil, Cover with 2" Shredded Bark Mulch 4" Shredded Bark Mulch in Bypass Planters, Or 3" Pea Gravel in Flow-through Planters, Level with Base of Main Stem Supply Planting Mix, to Depth of Bottom of Shrub: Add Planting Mix to 1/2 Depth, Soak with Water, Add Remaining Planting Mix, and Soak. Bed Mix to 1/3 Pinebark Grit, 2/3 Topsoil If Balled and Burlapped, Cut Rope Surrounding Bottom of Tree Trunk after Backfilling but Before Mulching. Remove Burlap from Top 1/3 of Rootball of B&B Trees Existing Soil to Be Loosened 12-14" Below& Around Base of Plant
4" Shredded Bark Mulch Top of Root Ball at Finish Grade Supply 6" Planting Mix of 1/3 Pinebark Grit, 2/3 Topsoil Existing Soil to Be Loosened with Tiller
3
GROUNDCOVER PLANTING DETAIL
L20 NO SCALE
PROJEC DATUM: SURVEY HORIZ S VERT SC DESIGN DRAWN CHECKE APPROV DATE: SHEET
PL
L2
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Width of B&B Container
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Detail Plan PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT 3,000 PSI CONCRETE 6"
EXISTING ASPHALT
S
NOTES: 1. Area and depth of facility are based upon engineering calculations and right-of-way constraints. 2. Refer to planter plans for forebay locations.
0
SHEET
C
6"
1'-0"
6"
3"
FINISHED GRADE
LEGEND o.c. of center
18" PLANTING SOIL
SHEET
4"
Mississ
1'-0"
Land
IMPERMEABLE LINER 9"
EXISTING SUBGRADE 1'-0" TYP.
PROPOSED CURB SECTION 1
PROPOSED CURB DETAIL SCALE 1"=1'-0"
4"-2" BALLAST AGGREGATE BUNG STAKE HOLE
1/2"
1'-0"
BORDER GUARD WOOD EDGING 4"x12", 1/2" ABOVE FINISHED GRADE
BUNG STAKE HOLE 5'-6 1/8"
L21
N.NAS
Sta
BORDER GUARD WOOD EDGING
FINISHED GRADE
NO.
DE
4" MIN 18" MINIMUM DEPTH STORMWATER FACILITY TOPSOIL
4"-2" BALLAST AGGREGATE
3/16"x24" STEEL STAKE SPACED 12 O.C. 3/4"-1/4" OPEN GRADE AGGREGATE
FOREBAY SECTION 2
L21
1 1/2"-3/4" OPEN GRADE AGGREGATE
SHEET T
FOREBAY PLAN
FOREBAY DETAIL
PR
L2
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PROJEC DATUM: SURVEY HORIZ S VERT SC DESIGN: DRAWN: CHECKE APPROV DATE:
Detail Plan PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT C
L22
S
40" A
B
B
L22
L22
L22
NOTES: 1. Area and depth of facility are based upon engineering calculations and right-of-way constraints. 2. Refer to planter plans for bollard locations. 2. Refer to planter plans for interpretive signage location.
30"
A L22
0
SHEET
C
C
L22
SHEET
Mississ
SIGNAGE PLAN
5"
120°
2" WIDE WITH REFLECTIVE TAPE
PAINT POST, YELLOW
FINISHED GRADE
2" WIDE REFLECTIVE TAPE
Sta
FINISHED GRADE 18" MINIMUM DEPTH STORMWATER FACILITY TOPSOIL
NO.
2500 PSI CONCRETE MINIMUM
2500 PSI CONCRETE MINIMUM
1 1/2"-3/4" OPEN GRADE AGGREGATE
1 1/2"-3/4" OPEN GRADE AGGREGATE 1'-0"
6"
EXISTING SUBGRADE
DE
3/4"-1/4" OPEN GRADE AGGREGATE
3'-6"
3/4"-1/4" OPEN GRADE AGGREGATE
3'-6"
N.NAS
4" DIAM STEEL PIPE
6'-5"
6'-5"
FINISHED GRADE
1'-0"
40"x30" BOARD FRAMES ATTACH TO YOUR POST WITH PROVIDED THROUGH BOLT
3"
4" DIAM STEEL PIPE
18" MINIMUM DEPTH STORMWATER FACILITY TOPSOIL
6"
13
8 1/2"
2'-9"
3" 3"
3'-0"
2"
FRAMES ATTACH TO YOUR POST WITH PROVIDED THROUGH BOLT 2" WIDE REFLECTIVE TAPE
REMOVABLE RAIL
3/4"
5"
FILL POST WITH CONCRETE TOP ROUNDED
Land
/4"
BOLLARD PLAN
EXISTING SUBGRADE
PROJEC DATUM: SURVEY HORIZ S VERT SC DESIGN DRAWN CHECKE APPROV DATE: SHEET
BOLLARD SECTION A-A
SIGNAGE ELEVATION B-B
SIGNAGE SECTION C-C
& INTE
BOLLARD DETAIL SCALE 1/2"=1'-0"
2
L22
INTERPRETIVE SIGNAGE DETAIL SCALE 1/2"=1'-0"
L2
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L22
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