Landscape Architecture Portfolio
Nick Schild, PLA
As I look back on my life, I can never remember a part of it where I did not have the dream of becoming a landscape architect...................
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Nick Schild 1120 E Twiggs Street Tampa, FL 33602 nicks3360@yahoo.com 727 831-2886
Portfolio Contents + Index August 2021 - Volume 4 18 P-1................................................................................................................................ Portfolio Contents 25 .................................................................................... College of DCP 2012 Research Showcase 28 ..................................................................... College of Engineering Green Roof Wind Testing 34................................................................................................... Newspaper + Magazine Coverage 35........................................................................................Landscape Architecture Work Examples 47...................................................................................................................Construction Observation 32 26 31 35 27 29 15 7 11 5 20 31 47 24 10 6 12 2
Spring 2009
Principles of Design
Urban Community Park
Project 1
Project Skills
Hand Graphics
SketchUp
Photoshop
Design Typologies
Public Realm
Leisure + Culture Streetscape
Sustainability
Conceptual Development
Situated on a hypothetical vacant corner lot, the Urban Community Park focused on Urban Heat Island Reduction, Stormwater Mitigation, Urban Greening, and passive recreation for local residents. In addition to being structural elements and visual interests, the water feature and pervious pavers played major roles in protecting the local watershed by capturing and retaining contaminated roadway stormwater. The linear planting of streetscape canopy trees in conjunction with the dense vegetation of the park reduced temperatures of the locations microclimate and provided residents relief in periods of intense heat. When combined, the elements of the park provided an escape from the daily stresses of working and living in a urban environment.
Final Concept
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Urban Community Park
Project 1
Section drawings depicting the dense vegetation and stormwater harvesting water feature of the park.
The master plan demonstrates the greening of a once impervious vacant lot and the balance between the park’s vegetation cover and hardscaping.
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Urban Community Park
Project 1
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Computer generated perspectives highlighting the experience of the park’s users.
Fall 2009
Hand Rendering + Models
Project 2
Rendering
Project Skills
Hand Graphics
Design Typologies
Urban Design
Public Realm
Leisure + Culture
Sustainability
This page contains a small collection of hand renderings and models that I did as a student at the University of Florida. Lead pencil perspective drawings, residence elevation, and planting plan drawing were selected to be featured in the collection.
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Site Design
College Campus Master Plan
Project 3
Project Skills
Hand Graphics
AutoCad
SketchUp
Photoshop
Design Typologies
Campus+Institutional
Conservation
Sustainability
Utilizing the principles of Low Impact Development to site the infrastructure elements of the project resulted in the conservation of valuable shoreline property and extensive buffers to protect the environmentally sensitive areas of the project site. Based on the initial site-analysis of the project, the intent of the conceptual design phase was to mirror the existing shoreline to develop buffers, views, and structure placement. The angular design of the campus structures contrasted the orthogonal plan of the adjacent residential development creating a sense of place, unique spaces, and enhanced the experience of the individual user.
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Fall 2009
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Site Design
Urban Brownfield Infill Project
Project 4
Project Skills
Hand Graphics
AutoCad
SketchUp
Photoshop
Design Typologies
Urban Design
Community+Residential
Conservation
Sustainability
The goal of the Urban Brownfield Infill Project was to revitalize and remediate a 92 square acre contaminated site located in an undesirable section Southwest Gainesville. A former railroad line bisects the site creating a commercial retail area to the north and a industrial area to the South. As a result of decades of industrial manufacturing, the southern portion of the site became contaminated with heavy metals, petroleum products, and commercial chemicals. In 1998, the site was categorized as a Brownfield by the EPA and became eligible for government funding.
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Fall 2009
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Urban Brownfield Infill Project
Project 4
Revitalizing and remediating the site was achieved by utilizing bioremediation methods to remove soil contaminants, integrating mixed-use and residential development, and creating stormwater mitigation areas. The central linear green space of the site served as a stormwater park, recreation area, and a unifying connecting element between the residential community to the West and the mixed-use development to the East. A bike and pedestrian trail that tied into an existing city trail system was developed by capitalizing on the reuse of the sites abandoned railroad line.
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Urban Brownfield Infill Project
Project 4
Through the process of rezoning and progressive design, the once neglected contaminated industrial site became a vibrant up and coming district for the City of Gainesville. The successful integration of residential to mixed-use appealed to the city’s diverse demographics while creating a walkable community focused on the use of public transportation. The swales and central linear green space allowed for stormwater runoff to be retained on site, protecting the local watersheds and springs from further contamination.
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Fall 2009
Grading and Elevations
Project 5
Construction
Project Skills
Hand Graphics
AutoCad
Photoshop
Construction
Design Typologies
Urban Design
Transit+Infrastructure
Grading
Sustainability
The scope of this project was to design/construct a foundation and parking area for a future office building in addition to grading the site to ensure proper drainage. An open space to the North of a lake and centered between two woodland conservation zones to the east and west was selected for the office building and parking lot. In order to prevent further impairment of the lake to the south of the project site a 150 foot buffer was established and an on site stormwater management plan was development. Vegetative swales paralleling the roadway edge and adjacent to the structure and parking areas channeled stormwater to on site retention areas where it infiltrated the soil profile ultimately, recharging local groundwater supplies.
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Spring 2010
Planting Design
Urban Courtyard Design
Project 6
Project Skills
Hand Graphics
Photoshop
Design Typologies
Urban Design
Public Realm
Leisure + Culture
Sustainability
Located within an urban community, the primary function and goal of the Urban Courtyard Design was to create individual spaces that provided the user an escape from the hectic atmosphere of the city. This was achieved by utilizing plant material to create enclosure, reduce noise pollution, and provide a sense of privacy. The secluded unique spaces of the courtyard were formed by the massing of shrubs, sub-shrubs, and groundcovers, essentially creating vegetative walls. Large palms were used in the courtyard planting design for visual interest, dimensional height, and scaling and provided a comfortable feel for the individual user.
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Aptenia cordifolia
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Bulbine frutescens Gaillardia aristata Lantana camara Portulaca grandiflora
Spring 2010
Planting Design
Maitland Art Center Planting Design
Project 7
Project Skills
Hand Graphics
AutoCad
SketchUp
Photoshop
Design Typologies
Urban Design
Community+Residential
Conservation
Sustainability
Founded as an art colony in 1937 by visionary American artist and architect, André Smith, the Maitland Art Center offers the residents and visitors of Central Florida unique gallery exhibitions, art programming, and a strong curriculum of art instruction in an intimate atmosphere. Visit this historic, aesthetic gem set in the middle of busy Central Florida. The Art Center has a noticeable distinctive character and is one of the few surviving examples of “Mayan Revival” or fantasy architecture in the Southeast. The Center is recognized by the State of Florida as an historic site and is entered on the National Register of Historic Places. Because of the historic nature of the property, the unsustainable and outdated landscape was in dire need of attention.
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Maitland Art Center Planting Design
Project 7
While maintaining the historic character of the Maitland Art Center a planting design featuring drought tolerant and low maintenance plants was developed to revitalize the current decades old landscape. This was achieved by using proven Florida landscape plant material such as: Rosa ‘Radcon’, Agapanthus praecox, Dianella tasmanica ‘Variegata’, and viburnum Obovatum ‘Densa’. Additionally, the selected plant pallet enhanced exterior environment of the art center by providing visual interest, continuous color, intimate scale, highlighting architectural details.
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Maitland Art Center Planting Design
Project 7
Computer generated perspectives highlighting the experience of the art center’s users.
Incorporating a Podocarpus macrophyllus foundation planting and specimen Ilex x ‘Conaf’ reduced the rigid geometric feel of the court yard and softened the structure’s orthogonal design. The deep red of the Rosa ‘Radcon’ and the vibrant purple of the Agapanthus praecox blooms added a splash of contrasting color to the earth tone structure in addition to attracting wildlife such as, Butterflies, Honey Bees, and Humming Birds.
The reuse of the art center’s existing planters and landscape beds proved to be cost effective and environmental responsible.
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Fall
Cathedral District Revitalization
Project 8
Urban Design
Project Skills
Hand Graphics
AutoCad
SketchUp
Photoshop
InDesign
Design Typologies
Urban Design
Community+Residential
Conservation
Sustainability
Public Realm
Leisure + Culture
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Segmented into several un-cohesive districts, the City of Jacksonville exemplifies the decades of urban sprawl that has taken place in Florida. Because of this unsustainable type of development and the lack of appropriate comprehensive planning, Jacksonville has lost identity, valuable waterfront property, green space, and sadly, residents. This project focused on developing a comprehensive plan and design approach to enrich the economy, public transportation, streetscapes, green space, stormwater issues, and public amenities within Jacksonville’s Cathedral District. 2010
Transit+Infrastructure
Cathedral District Revitalization
Project 8
As the result of relocating the site’s industrial components to other areas of the city, implementing environmental buffers, and day-lighting Hogan’s Creek, a greenway connection between the North boundary of the Cathedral District and the waterfront was created. In addition to outlining the newly formed Hogan’s Creek Watershed and improving stormwater management in the Cathedral District, the greenway offered the residents and visitors of Jacksonville an expansive downtown recreation area and event venue.
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Cathedral District Revitalization
Project 8
Integrating mixed-use structures, roundabouts, bike lanes, streetscaping, lighting, transit stop lanes provided the newly found district with revitalized identity and provided citizens and visitors with a sense of community. Additionally, the new traffic engineering solutions eased vehicle congestion and provided bicyclist, walkers, and runners a safe lane of travel.
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Fall 2010
Urban Downtown Plaza Design
Project 9
Design Implementation
Project Skills
Hand Graphics
AutoCad
SketchUp
Photoshop
InDesign
Design Typologies
Urban Design
Conservation
Sustainability
Public Realm
Leisure + Culture
Situated in Downtown Gainesville, the Urban Plaza Design
Project’s intent was to provide employees of local businesses a safe retreat for work breaks and lunches. The conceptual phase and design theme of the project was driven by examples and features taken from the prized local area springs. The end result was a environmentally sound, functional, safe, and educational urban plaza that was constructed using local building materials.
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Urban Downtown Plaza Design
Project 9
The “Sequence Shade” structure was designed utilizing the leaf, one of nature’s finest functioning elements as a conceptual example. Mimicking rain droplets and individual leaves, the shade structures provided visitors of the urban park relief from the intense Florida sun. The sleek and suspended design allowed the shade structures to be able to withstand hurricane force winds and meet local wind codes requirements.
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Spring 2012
Vegetated Roof + History
Project 10
Capstone
Project Skills
Hand Graphics
AutoCad
SketchUp
Photoshop
InDesign
Illustrator
Design Typologies
Urban Design
Community+Residential
Conservation
Sustainability
Historic Preservation
Water Conservation Applying the framework of sustainable design and green retrofit methods will significantly increase the performance and energy efficiency of the historic Seagle Building, a 10 story office and condominium building located in downtown Gainesville, Florida. The structure consist of three roof levels, a 10-story tower, two-story 4031 sq ft flat roof, and a one-story 8158 sq ft flat roof. Green roof plantings, outdoor passive recreation areas, large photovoltaic (PV) panel array, and rainwater harvesting system will be employed on the one-story larger flat roof. The second level roof (4031 sq ft) will feature the building’s rainwater and HVAC condensate harvesting system. The focus of this project will be to employ methods from the framework of sustainable design and green retrofit such as green roof design, PV panels, and water harvesting systems to increase building performance and reduce energy consumption of the annex portion of the building. All phases of the design adhere to the standards and codes from The Sustainable Sites Initiative, LEED EB certification, ASTM, OSHA, AICE, and conservation of natural resources.
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Vegetated Roof + History
Project 10
The goal of Seagle Building Green Roof Project was to develop a diverse program utilizing the framework of sustainable design that will manage and direct the Seagle Building Green Retrofit Project, culminating in an environmentally sound and resource efficient structure that will serve as a model to future sustainable building projects.
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Vegetated Roof + History
Project 10
Center Right: The shadow analysis suggest that PV panels located on the north portion of the roof will receive at least 5 daily hours (the standard) of peak solar radiance. The specified PV array in the design has the potential to produce approximately 13,500 watts a day.
Upper Right: The 10 story tower located south and attached to the project site, is noticeably the tallest structure in the site context area. Its width is consistent with other structures in the area. Currently, there are not any comparable structures in the area due to the sprawl development that has taken place in Gainesville. In most cases the Seagle Building is 7-8 stories taller than the adjacent buildings.
Right: The central location of the Seagle Building will provide optimal public exposure and demonstrate and model the benefits of sustainable design and green retrofit projects.
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Vegetated Roof + History
Project 10
The project goal of integrating history with sustainability was accomplished and resulted in a high performing and energy efficient structure. The HVAC condensate harvesting system, green roof, permeable paving, interactive display boards, and organic garden played a vital role in the project’s success.
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Spring 2012
GIS Technologies Studio
Project 11
GIS Studio
Project Skills
ArcGIS
Photoshop
InDesign
Design Typologies
Urban Design
Conservation
Sustainability
Water Conservation
This page contains projects selected from my 5th year GIS Studio. Among the selected projects are: feasibility studies, water quality analysis, canopy coverage analysis, amenity distances, and suitability analysis. All of the projects were conducted in Alachua County and addressed current issues and analysis required for state, county, and city sustainability and design endeavors.
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Fall 2010
DCP Research Showcase Poster
Project 12
University Scholars Program
Project Skills
Hand Graphics
AutoCad
SketchUp
Photoshop InDesign
Illustrator
Design Typologies
Research
Conservation
Sustainability
Water Conservation
In the spring of 2012, my final semester, I was chosen to participate in the College of Design, Construction, and Planning annual research showcase. The green roof and plant research I conducted as a student was featured in a presentation and also in a poster session.
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Fall
Green Roof + Plant Research
Project 13
Research
Project Skills
AutoCad
Photoshop InDesign
Landscaping
Construction
Irrigation
Design Typologies
Research
Sustainability
Water Conservation
For the past four years, I have conducted research and field trials of new plant selections, media types, and moisture retention components to learn how to improve performance, function, and design of green roofs in subtropical climates. The research focused on the potential for improving greenroof function by better understanding the interactions between climatic conditions and the elements of a green roof. During the course of the research, several new plant species, media components, and design methods that retain the potential to advance and improve green roof performance in subtropical climates were identified.
Alachua County Extension Office
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Green Roof Information Kiosk and Media Evaluation Test Plots
2010
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Fall 2010
Organic + Urban Gardening
Project 14
Internship
Project Skills
Landscaping
Construction
Irrigation
Design Typologies
Organic Gardening
Conservation
Sustainability
Water Conservation
In conjunction with my green roof and plant research I am conducting, I am testing organic food source and landscape plant species that can adapt to harsh green roof and urban environments. Drought tolerance, low nutrient uptake, soil depth, growth rates, maintenance issues, cold hardiness, and the ability to withstand extreme high temperatures are key factors that are being evaluated. My goal is identify hardy plant species that can be used for urban agriculture and landscaping purposes in multiple planting zones. Last year, the UF green roof agriculture plot produced over 50 pounds of Tomatoes and 15 pounds of Green Peppers.
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Fall 2012
Green Roof Wind Testing
Project 15
Urban Design
Project Skills
Landscaping
Construction
Irrigation
Design Typologies
Research
Sustainability
As a research assistant for the University of Florida Engineering School of Sustainable Infrastructure & Environment, I was responsible for propagating, selecting, and maintaining plant material for green roof wind studies and plant uproot testing. Additionally, I contributed to reports, data collection, results analysis, research device development, and assisted the research team with conducting various wind studies and plant uproot testing of built-in-place and modular green roof systems.
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University of Florida Hurricane Simulator
Fall 2013
Irrigation Installations + Design
Project 16
Urban Design
Project Skills
Landscaping
Construction
Irrigation
Design Typologies
Sustainability
Water Conservation
Having 15 plus years experience; I retain expert and working level knowledge related to irrigation design, repair, and installation. This page features a collection of images from some of my recent irrigation installation, designs, as-built diagrams, and repairs projects.
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Fall 2014
Landscape + Built Works
Project 17
Landscape Design
Project Skills
Landscaping
Construction Irrigation
Hardscaping
Design Typologies
Community+Residential
Sustainability
Water Conservation
This page contains a collection of images that showcase my landscaping and hardscaping skills.
I have been a licensed landscape contractor for 15 years and have worked on a wide range of projects. The images on this page are of some of my most recent projects. In both projects, turf grass was eliminated and replaced native & Florida friendly plants, environmentally conscious mulch, micro-irrigation systems, and permeable concrete pavers.
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Fall 2012
UF Green Roof Installation
Project 18
Urban Design
Project Skills
Landscaping
Construction
Irrigation
Design Typologies
Research
Sustainability
Water Conservation
For 4 plus years, I have volunteered my time, horticultural knowledge, and plant propagation skills by assisting with various projects associated with the University of Florida’s Charles R. Perry Construction Yard Green Roof. My volunteer work included growing plant material, installing plant material, design, irrigation development, and maintenance of the green roof.
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Fall 2015
Construction Drawings
Project 19
Construction Drawings
Project Skills
Hand Graphics
AutoCad
Photoshop
InDesign
Landscaping
Construction
Irrigation
Design Typologies
Community+Residential
Sustainability
Water Conservation
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Spring 2013
Plant Propagation
Project 20
Urban Design
Project Skills
Landscaping
Construction
Design Typologies
Research
Sustainability
Water Conservation
Since I was a child, I had a love for plants and the environment. Plant propagation is a hobby of mine that I am extremely fond of and enjoy doing. In addition to being a hobby of mine, I have applied my plant propagation skills to several University of Florida and landscape installation projects growing unique plant species that typically cannot be found at nurseries.
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Spring 2013
Landscape Design
Project 21
Urban Design
Project Skills
Landscaping
Construction
Design Typologies
AutoCad
Sustainability
Water Conservation
Landscaping
Construction
A collection of recent commercial and high end residential landscape design projects.
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Spring 2012
Newspaper + Magazine Coverage Media
Urban Design
Project Skills
Media Coverage
Design Typologies
Research
Sustainability
During my time as a student and also as a research assistant at the University of Florida, I was featured in the Gainesville Sun, Home Magazine, and in University Scholars Program Booklet. The articles and images showcased my plant and green roof research.
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Construction Drawings
Landscape Plan
Starkey Ranch Publix
Project Skills
AutoCad
LandFX
Landscaping
Construction
Design Typologies
Community+Commercial
35 Summer 2017
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Construction Drawings
Permit Landscape Plan
Starkey Ranch Business Park Parcel 1
Project Skills
AutoCad
LandFX
Permit Landscape
Construction
Design Typologies
Community+Commercial
36 Summer 2018
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Permit
PLANTINGSOILANDBACKFILL:PLANTINGSOILFORUSEINPREPARINGBACKFILLFORPLANTPITSSHALLBEAFERTILE, OPTIMALPHLEVELSANDSOILAERATION.ROTOTILLTOADEPTHOF6"ANDINCORPORATEACOMPLETESLOWRELEASE COMMERCIALFERTILIZER:FERTILIZERSSHALLBEUNIFORMINCOMPOSITION,DRY,ANDFREEFLOWINGANDDELIVERED SHRUBSMIXTURESHALLCONSISTOFASLOWRELEASETHEFORMULATIONOF3PARTSNITROGENTO1PART PHOSPHOROUSTO2PARTSPOTASSIUM(3-1-2RATIO).ALLTREESANDSHRUBSSHALLBEFERTILIZEDBIMONTHLYDURING ANDAPPLIEDPERMANUFACTURE'SRECOMMENDATION.UPONESTABLISHMENT,THETURFSHALLBEFERTILIZEDATA RATEOF1LBOFACTUALNITROGENPER1000FT.SQ.ORPERMANUFACTURE'SRECOMMENDATION.(NOTE:BAHIATURF
Plan
2020
Spring
Construction Drawings
LandFX
Landscape Construction Design Typologies Community+Commercial
Project Skills AutoCad
Permit
G D BUSINESS BUSINESS STATE ROAD PROJECT NO: DESIGN BY: Tampa, Florida 33610 PIE-SR-1003 KJP STARKEY RANCH BUSINESS PARK PARCEL 3A SPECIFICATIONS ANDCONSUMERSERVICES,UNLESSSPECIFIEDOTHERWISE,ALLPLANTSSHALLBEFLORIDAGRADENUMBER1ORBETTER ASTRAIGHT,CENTRALLEADER.MULTI-TRUNKTREESARETOHAVE3-5EQUALSIZEDTRUNKSUNLESSOTHERWISE QUALITYANDBEINAHEALTHYGROWINGCONDITION.ALLCONTAINERGROWNSTOCKTHATISNOTIMMEDIATELY PLANTED,SHALLBESTOREDINAMANNERTOSHADETHECONTAINERSFROMDIRECTSUNLIGHTTOMINIMIZEROOT GROUNDTOTHEAVERAGE POINTWHEREMATUREPLANTGROWTHSTOPS.SPREADSHALLBEMEASUREDTOTHEENDOF CLEARWOODSHALLBEMEASUREDFROMTHEGROUNDATTIMEOFINSTALLATIONTOTHEBOTTOMOFTHEFROND
ESTABLISHED PALMS PER OF HEIGHT PER MANUFACTURE'S RECOMMENDATION. SEED: ALLSEEDSHALLMEETFLORIDASTATEPLANTBOARD.SEEDSHALLBEINSTALLEDANDWATEREDWITHIN24 WRITTENAUTHORIZATIONFROMTHELANDSCAPEARCHITECT.ANY/ALLUNAUTHORIZEDSUBSTITUTIONSMAYREQUIRE ACCEPTANCEFROMTHEOWNERANDFLORIDADESIGNCONSULTANTS,INC.ANYDEAD,UNHEALTHY,NON-CONFORMING The seal appearing on LA6667232 the date this section. OU OU OU OU / / / / / BUSINESS PARK WEST PARCEL 2 10 10 9 9 8 4 4 7 10 7 3 2 9 HEART PINE AVE TYPE "D" BUFFER - 277 LN FT REQUIRED: 1 TREE 30 LN FT 5 SHRUBS PER TREE ABUTS A VUA AREA = 18"H BERM WITH 80% OPACITY 3'H PLANTINGS 30% MAXIMUM GRASS 70% GROUNDCOVER CALCULATIONS: 277 LN FT / 30' O.C. 9 TREES REQUIRED 5 SHRUBS 9 TREES 45 SHRUBS REQUIRED PROVIDED: 9 TREES PROVIDED 180 EXISTING TREES 263 SHRUBS PROVIDED PARCEL 3 (VUA) VEHICLE USE AREA 44,803 SQ FT REQUIRED: 10% INTERNAL LANDSCAPED AREA 1 TREE 200 SQ FT OF 10% LANDSCAPED AREA ISLANDS: 1 SHADE TREE PER ISLAND SETBACK 4' FROM CURB 30"H MAXIMUM SHRUBS GROUNDCOVER PER ISLAND 30% NATIVE PLANT SPECIES CALCULATIONS: 44,803 X 10% = 4,480 SQ FT INTERNAL LS REQUIRED 4,480 SQ FT 200 = 22 TREES REQUIRED 19 ISLANDS = 19 TREES TO BE WITHIN ISLANDS PROVIDED: = 5,025 SQ FT INTERNAL LS PROVIDED = 22 TREES PROVIDED PERIMETER LANDSCAPE REQUIRED: 15,029 SQ FT / 570 LN FT PERIMETER 50% OF BUILDING PERIMETER IS LANDSCAPE AREA 5' WIDE MINIMUM LANDSCAPE AREAS 10% BUILDING PERIMETER LANDSCAPED AREA 30% NATIVE PLANT SPECIES CALCULATIONS: 570 LN FT X 50% = 285 LN FT LS AREA 15,029 X 10% = 1,503 SQ FT LS AREA PROVIDED: = 444 LN FT = 3,078 SQ FT LS AREA = 30 PALMS PROVIDED 460 EXISTING SLASH PINES AND VEGETATION (OUTSIDE OF PROPERTY BOUNDARY) MEETS OR EXCEEDS PASCO COUNTY TYPE "D" BUFFER REQUIREMENTS EXISTING TREES/VEGETATION (OUTSIDE OF PROPERTY BOUNDARY) TO MEET OR EXCEED PASCO COUNTY TYPE "D" BUFFER REQUIREMENTS EXISTING VEGETATION (OUTSIDE OF PROPERTY BOUNDARY) TO MEET OR EXCEED PASCO COUNTY TYPE "D" BUFFER REQUIREMENTS EXISTING SLASH PINES AND VEGETATION NOT TO BE IMPACTED DURING CONSTRUCTION. TREE BARRICADES TO BE INSTALLED BEFORE START OF CONSTRUCTION. EXISTING BLACK SPLIT RAIL FENCE TO REMAIN. EXACT LOCATION TO BE VERIFIED BY SURVEYOR. TYPE "A" BUFFER- 64 LN FT REQUIRED: 1 TREE 60 LN FT CONTINUOUS EVERGREEN HEDGE ROW 18" HT. CALCULATIONS: 64 LN FT 30' O.C. = 1 TREES REQUIRED CONTINUOUS HEDGE = 21 SHRUBS REQUIRED = 1 TREES PROVIDED = 23 SHRUBS PROVIDED 74'-0" 210'-10" 22 VO7 16 VO7 37 VO7 20 VO7 14 VO7 43 VO7 15 sf SOD-PN SOD-PN 222 sf SA-VW 16 128 sf SOD-PN SA-VW 16 131 sf SOD-PN 148 sf SOD-PN 111 sf SOD-PN 2 PE2 155 sf SOD-PN SOD-PN 81 sf 178 sf SOD-PN SOD-PN 81 sf 183 sf SOD-PN 131 sf SOD-PN SOD-PN 103 sf 82 sf SOD-PN 2 QV2 165 sf SOD-PN 1 WE2 28 IVS SOD-PN 9,405 sf 1 PE2 SOD-PN 95 sf 3 QV2 3,676 sf SOD-PN 737 sf SOD-PN 433 sf SOD-PN MC3 23 1 QV2 1 WE2 1 WE2 48 MC3 45 MC3 27 MC3 14 IV2 4 VW 1 QS2 1 TC2 TC2 4 20 OG-SC 23 SA-DFG 41 IVS TC2 1 19 SA-DFG SA-DFG 20 62 IVS 20 SA-DFG IVS 55 69 IVS SA-DFG 48 SA-HP 103 SA-DFG 12 SA-DFG 49 WE2 1 TD2 8 WE2 1 WE2 1 AR2 4 QS2 1 QS2 1 QS2 1 QS2 1 14 OG-SC 55 OG-SC SA-VW 20 60 SA-HP 32 SA-MCP 29 SA-MCP 16 SA-MCP 10 OG-SC 25 SA-MCP 25 SA-VW SA-VW 25 SA-MCP 23 11 OG-SC OG-SC 7 25 SA-DFG SA-VW 28 10 SA-VW 23 SA-VW 29 SA-MCP 18 OG-SC OG-SC 9 SA-VW 11 42 IVS SA-HP 75 SA-DFG 21 68 IVS 19 SA-DFG 25 SA-DFG 55 IVS SA-DFG 25 OG-SC 18 QV2 1 3 PO2 16 OG-SC 10 SA-VW PE2 2 22 EM TREES CODECOMMON NAME AR2 Red Maple IV2Yaupon Holly PE2 Slash Pine PO2 American Sycamore QS2Shumard Oak QV2Southern Live Oak TC2Golden Trumpet Tree TD2 Bald Cypress VWWalter`s Viburnum WE2 Winged Elm SHRUBS CODECOMMON NAME EM Simpson Stopper MC3 Wax Myrtle VO7 Walter`s Viburnum SHRUB AREASCODECOMMON NAME IVSDwarf Schilling`s Holly OG-SCSand Cordgrass SA-DFGDwarf Fakahatchee Grass SA-HP Fire Bush SA-MCPPink Muhly Grass SA-VWDwarf Walter`s Viburnum GROUND COVERSCODECOMMON NAME SOD-PNBahia Grass PLANT SCHEDULE PROJECT DESIGN DRAWN FILE: REGISTRATION 5904-A Tampa, Office: Fax: www.HeidtDesign.com ELEVATIONS BASED ON: NORTH AMERICAN VERTICAL DATUM 1988 CONVERSION: NAVD 88 TO NGVD 29 = +0.85 STARKEY RANCH 0 20 40 GRAPHIC SCALE: 1" = 20'
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Landscape
Starkey Ranch Business Park Parcel 3
SEE SHEET L-402
38 Summer 2020 Construction Drawings Project Skills AutoCad LandFX Enhanced Landscape Construction Design Typologies Hospital+Commercial Enhanced Landscape Plan Baycare Hospital 30 19 18 07 06 13 STATE EAGLESTONBLVD REGISTRATION NO. NICKOLAS SCHILD LA6667232 BAYCARE HOSPITAL LANDSCAPE & HARDSCAPE SECTIONS --, -- TOWNSHIP --, RANGE -- EAST PASCO COUNTY, FLORIDA ENHANCED LANDSCAPE & HARDSCAPE PLANS SITE MAP (NOT TO SCALE) H E I D T DESIGN Civil Engineering Planning & GIS Transportation Engineering Ecological Services Landscape Architecture 5904-A Hampton Oaks Parkway Tampa, Florida 33610 Office: 813-253-5311 Fax: 813-464-7629 www.HeidtDesign.com Engineering Business Certificate Authorization No. 28782 Landscape Architecture Certificate of Authorization No. LC26000405 STRUCTURAL ENGINEER 201 EAST KENNEDY BOULEVARD, SUITE 300 APG ENGINEERING CLEARWATER, 33762 MEP ENGINEER IMEG NAPERVILLE, 32714 MEDICAL EQUIPMENT 1100 WARRENVILLE RD, SUITE 400W TAMPA, 33610 CIVIL ENGINEER TRAFFIC CONSULTANT BAYCARE HEALTH SYSTEM, INC. ARCHITECT LOCATION BAYCARE LSHS Sheet Number Sheet Title L1.0 LANDSCAPE & HARDSCAPE COVER SHEET L1.1 OVERALL HARDSCAPE PLAN L1.2 HARDSCAPE PLAN L1.3 HARDSCAPE PLAN L1.4 HARDSCAPE PLAN L1.5 HARDSCAPE PLAN L1.6 HARDSCAPE PLAN L1.7 HARDSCAPE PLAN L1.8 HARDSCAPE DETAILS L1.9 HARDSCAPE SCHEDULE L1.10 HARDSCAPE NOTES L1.11 OVERALL LANDSCAPE PLAN L1.12 LANDSCAPE PLAN L1.13 LANDSCAPE PLAN L1.14 LANDSCAPE PLAN L1.15 LANDSCAPE PLAN L1.16 LANDSCAPE PLAN L1.17 LANDSCAPE PLAN L1.18 LANDSCAPE DETAILS L1.19 LANDSCAPE SCHEDULE L1.20 LANDSCAPE NOTES AD 37 PM7 47 AD 37 DD 31 AL2 28 AD 38 AL2 12 ND7 15 VW 86 DD 14 JB 33 AL2 28 AD 38 AL2 28 DD 13 JB 30 AL2 27 DD 9 JB 22 AL2 28 AD 37 AL2 28 DD 7 JB AL2 17 299 TV TV 427 23 PM7 9 PM7 30 ND7 ND7 39 9 PM7 17 ND7 TAM 72 FG 27 AL2 32 AN 304 FG 27 TAM 72 314 AN 22 PM7 92 ND7 PM7 22 ND7 103 PM7 22 ND7 55 AN 326 17 PM7 218 TAM 15 PM7 24 ND7 15 PM7 218 TAM 24 ND7 MC3 4 13 MF3 18 MC3 66 MG3 PE2 13 VW3 66 MG3 PE2 16 MF3 66 MG3 PE2 18 MC3 66 MG3 PE2 11 MF3 MC3 1 PE2 34 MG3 18 ND7 18 PM7 ND7 18 18 ND7 18 PM7 18 ND7 ND7 27 PM7 18 ND7 27 66 TAM 13 TFG TAM 66 TFG 13 TAM 38 TFG 38 TAM TFG TAM 52 TAM 43 TAM 75 85 TAM 32 IVS IVS 18 32 IVS IVS 19 85 TAM TAM 73 163 TAM 29 FG 20 AL2 243 AN 29 FG 173 TAM QV4 52 TAM 21 TAM 26 TAM 12 ND7 11 PM7 12 ND7 ND7 11 PM7 ND7 ZP ZP ZP 2 UA4 13 PM7 146 TAM 12 ND7 2 IE4 AR4 AR4 9 MG3 2,172 sf PN 6,095 sf PN QV4 QV4 QV4 4 MGB 2 UA4 94 TAM UA4 TAM 121 AR4 1,935 sf PN 2 MG4 MG4 2 2 MG4 3 PH16 37 TAM 512 sf PN ZP 28 TAM 2 IE4 2 AR4 18 MC3 18 MC3 TAM 87 DT 31 DT 51 TAM 91 17 PM7 LIM3 IP2 MGB 1 AR4 ZP 2 UA4 121 TAM 67 VW 94 TAM 45 VW 2 ZP UA4 ZP UA4 45 VW 94 TAM 84 TAM 44 VW 1 UA4 64 TAM 3 PH16 QV4 TAM 91 TFG 35 QV4 32 PM7 44 ND7 852 TV 512 sf PN PN 2,051 sf PN 2,051 sf PN 2,481 sf 54 TAM 13 DT IP2 PN 2,473 sf 2,631 sf PN 1 LIM3 PH16 PP 2 PP 2 LIM3 2 LIM3 TREES COMMON NAME AR2 Red Maple AR4 Red Maple ED2 Japanese Blueberry Tree IE2 Eagleston Holly IE4 Eagleston Holly IP2 Pride of Houston Yaupon JS2 Southern Red Cedar LIM Purple Crape Myrtle LIM3 Purple Crape Myrtle LJ Ligustrum MG2 Southern Magnolia MG4 Southern Magnolia MGB Bracken`s Southern Magnolia PE2 Slash Pine PH16 Date Palm PP Mast Tree QV2 Southern Live Oak QV4 Southern Live Oak SSH16 Cabbage Palm UA2 Allee Elm UA4 Allee Elm SHRUBS COMMON NAME FG2 Variegated False Agave MC3 Wax Myrtle MF3 Simpson Stopper MG3 Pink Muhly Grass PM15 Podocarpus VO7 Sweet Viburnum VW3 Walter`s Viburnum ZP Coontie SHRUB AREASCOMMON NAME AD Foxtail Fern AL2 Louisiana Red Copperleaf AS Spaghetti Strap Century Plant CF Holly Fern DD Gold Mound Duranta DT Variegated Flax Lily FG Variegated False Agave IVS Dwarf Schillings Holly JB Blue Arrows Juncus ND7 Dwarf Pink Oleander NN Apostle Plant PM7 Pringles Podocarpus SA-MF Simpson`s Stopper SR5 Silver Saw Palmetto TFG Florida Gamagrass VW Walter`s Viburnum ZF Coontie Palm GROUND COVERSCOMMON NAME AN Annuals MLCH Pine Bark Mulch MS Sensitive Plant TAM Minima Jasmine TJC Confederate Jasmine TV Variegated Dwarf Jasmine SOD COMMON NAME PN Bahia Grass 2020-06-05 15:01 PLANT SCHEDULE © COPYRIGHT 2020, HEIDT DESIGN, LLC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. NO DOCUMENTATION (INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED PLOT DATE: REVISION HEIDT DESIGN PROJECT NUMBER DATE SHEET TITLE SHEET NO. ISSUE NO.DESCRIPTIONDATE WALTER MOORE TAMPA, FL 33602-5823 STRUCTURAL ENGINEER 201 EAST KENNEDY BOULEVARD, SUITE 300 APG ENGINEERING CLEARWATER, FL 33762 MEP ENGINEER 4825 140 AVENUE NORTH IMEG NAPERVILLE, IL 32714 MEDICAL EQUIPMENT 1100 WARRENVILLE RD, SUITE 400W HEIDT DESIGN, LLC TAMPA, FL 33610 CIVIL ENGINEER 5904-A HAMPTON OAKS PARKWAY LINCKS ASSOCIATES, INC. TAMPA, FL 33607 TRAFFIC CONSULTANT 5023 W LAUREL STREET FACILITIES, DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION TAMPA, FL 33637 BAYCARE HEALTH SYSTEM, INC. 7802 EAST TELECOM PARKWAY HKS ARCHITECTS, INC. 225 EAST ROBINSON STREET, SUITE 405 ARCHITECT #AA F000119 ORLANDO, FL 32801 MAIL STOP 8740 HKS-WC-1009 DATE: REGISTRATION NO. FLORIDA REGISTERED LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT NICKOLAS K. 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HIDDEN OAK ARBOR RIDGE TRL. SEE SHEET L-401 25 26 94 116 117 118 119 120 HIDDEN OAK LP. ARBOR RIDGE TRL. OPEN SPACE 30' SIGHT VISIBILITY TRIANGLE (TYP) VO3 258 PE3 14 CC 33 35 DD 29 TD 33 AL 13 DD 36 ND7 29 TD 31 DD 26 SA-VW 37 AL 28 TD 31 ND7 17 TD 35 DD TD 18 DD 17 SA-VW 18 AL 17 TD 18 DD 16 SA-VW 19 ND7 17 TD 18 AL 17 TD 18 DD 17 SA-VW 18 AL 17 QV4 14 31 SPR12 WALL (TYP) UIHLEIN ROAD 1,749 sf SA 29,166 sf SA 1 IE2.5 QV3 7 2 IE2.5 2 IE3 5 IE2.5 BUFFER "A" BUFFER "B" BUFFER "A" PLANT SCHEDULE OVERALL PLANT SCHEDULE OVERALL PLANT SCHEDULE OVERALL PROJECT NO: DESIGN BY: DRAWN BY: FILE: DATE: REGISTRATION NO. 5904-A Hampton Oaks Tampa, Florida 33610 Office: 813-253-5311 Fax: 813-464-7629 www.HeidtDesign.com FLORIDA REGISTERED LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT NICKOLAS K. SAPPHIRE POINT ENHANCED PLANTING PLAN 0 20 40 GRAPHIC SCALE: 1" = 20' SEE SHEET L-405 ELEVATIONS BASED ON: NORTH AMERICAN VERTICAL DATUM 1988 CONVERSION: NAVD 88 TO NGVD 29 +0.95 SEE SHEET L-408 SEE SHEET L-401 94 116 117 118 119 120 HIDDEN OAK LP. OPEN SPACE 33 AL 13 DD 36 ND7 29 TD 31 DD 26 SA-VW 37 AL 28 TD 31 ND7 17 TD 35 DD TD 18 DD 17 SA-VW 18 AL 17 TD 18 DD 16 SA-VW 19 ND7 17 TD 18 AL 17 TD 18 WALL (TYP) UIHLEIN ROAD 1,749 sf SA 29,166 sf SA QV3 7 2 IE3 5 IE2.5 BUFFER "A" BUFFER "B" BUFFER "A" PLANT SCHEDULE OVERALL PLANT SCHEDULE OVERALL PLANT SCHEDULE OVERALL PROJECT DESIGN DRAWN FILE: SEE SHEET L-405 SEE SHEET L-401 Portfolio| Nick Schild | August 2023
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25' EASEMENTDRAINAGE BAYWOOD CT. UIHLEIN ROAD GC-AS 269 GC-AS 317 SPR12 13 AL 16 33 AL 35 ND7 DD 14 TD 7 ND7 16 TD 18 1 QV4 QV4 6 SPR12 25 DD 14 TD 6 CC 14 PE3 5 DD 16 SA-VW 26 AL 16 TD 13 ND7 16 TD 18 DD 17 33 ND7 18 TD 35 AL 29 TD 33 DD 23 TD 35 ND7 152 VO3 WALL (TYP) CC 2 92 VO3 CC 3 QV4 QV2.5 1 3 PD STORM WATER POND M SEE CIVIL DRAWINGS STORM WATER POND P SEE CIVIL DRAWINGS 2,305 sf SA IE2.5 7 QV3 8 WETLAND NE-WL-37 5.74 ACRES CONSERVATION SIGNS (TYP) PLANT SCHEDULE OVERALL PLANT SCHEDULE OVERALL PLANT SCHEDULE OVERALL PROJECT NO: DESIGN BY: DRAWN BY: FILE: DATE: REGISTRATION 5904-A Hampton Oaks Tampa, Florida 33610 Office: 813-253-5311 Fax: 813-464-7629 www.HeidtDesign.com FLORIDA REGISTERED LANDSCAPE NICKOLAS SAPPHIRE POINT 0 20 40 GRAPHIC SCALE: 1" = 20' SEE SHEET L-442 ELEVATIONS BASED ON: NORTH AMERICAN VERTICAL DATUM 1988 CONVERSION: NAVD 88 TO NGVD 29 = +0.95 SEE SHEET L-445 SEE SHEET L-438 420 421 422 423 424 425 426 427 MEDIAN * * * * 25' EASEMENTDRAINAGE BAYWOOD CT. UIHLEIN ROAD GC-AS 269 GC-AS 317 SPR12 13 AL 16 33 AL 35 ND7 DD 14 TD 7 ND7 16 TD 18 1 QV4 QV4 6 SPR12 25 DD 14 TD 6 CC 14 PE3 5 DD 16 SA-VW 26 AL 16 TD 13 ND7 16 TD 18 DD 17 33 ND7 18 TD 35 AL 29 TD 33 DD 23 TD 35 ND7 152 VO3 WALL (TYP) CC 2 92 VO3 CC 3 QV4 QV2.5 1 3 PD STORM WATER POND M SEE CIVIL DRAWINGS STORM WATER POND P SEE CIVIL DRAWINGS 2,305 sf SA IE2.5 7 QV3 8 WETLAND NE-WL-37 5.74 ACRES CONSERVATION SIGNS (TYP) PLANT SCHEDULE OVERALL PLANT SCHEDULE OVERALL PLANT SCHEDULE OVERALL PROJECT NO: DESIGN BY: DRAWN BY: FILE: DATE: REGISTRATION 5904-A Hampton Tampa, Florida Office: 813-253-5311 Fax: 813-464-7629 www.HeidtDesign.com FLORIDA LANDSCAPE NICKOLAS SAPPHIRE POINT 0 20 40 GRAPHIC SCALE: 1" = 20' SEE SHEET L-442 ELEVATIONS BASED ON: NORTH AMERICAN VERTICAL DATUM 1988 CONVERSION: NAVD 88 TO NGVD 29 = +0.95 SEE SHEET L-445 SEE SHEET L-438 Portfolio | Nick Schild | August 2023
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18'-8" MEDIAN 525' FDOT SIGHT DISTANCE WINDOW 355' FDOT SIGHT DISTANCE WINDOW * * SAPPHIRE POINT DRIVE 30' WETLAND BUFFER STORM WATER POND J SEE CIVIL DRAWINGS UIHLEIN ROAD SA 1,180 sf SA 1,414 sf GATE & FENCE (TYP) FG4 34 SA3 22 19 SA3 FG4 1 SA3 17 SG-MCP 37 SA3 17 FG4 40 SG-MCP 23 SA3 13 23 SG-MCP SA3 17 18 SA3 242 sf SA 28 FG4 35 SG-MCP FG4 1 23 SG-MCP 17 SA3 1,039 sf SA DD 15 PX1 28 DD 18 WB18 3 SG-MCP 54 MONUMENT SIGN GATE GATE WALL (TYP) PM7 91 WB12 2 DD 15 CC 3 WB12 2 SA-VW 10 QV4 2 TD 24 PH16 2 41 DD 2 LJ PB16 3 90 Z03 316 GC-AS SA3 91 5 QV4 2,289 sf SA CC 57 PX1 SG-MCP 23 60 PX1 SG-MCP 23 53 PX1 2 WB18 WB12 1 1 WB12 25 Z03 6 PM7 30 Z03 33 Z03 1 WB18 PM7 8 4 SR25 3 WB12 FG4 52 TJC 71 FG4 406 84 AV03 4 CS30 3 PB16 58 Z03 3 WB18 2,099 sf SA 974 sf SA 3 WB18 2 WB18 22 Z03 4 PM7 PM7 59 25 Z03 1 WB12 53 PX1 5 QV4 23 SG-MCP 60 PX1 57 PX1 91 SA3 3 CC 316 GC-AS 90 Z03 2 LJ 3 PB16 1 WB12 1 PH16 41 DD 23 SG-MCP 1,754 sf SA 12,400 sf SA WETLAND NE-WL-48 1.24 ACRES CONSERVATION SIGNS (TYP) PLANT SCHEDULE OVERALL PLANT SCHEDULE OVERALL PROJECT NO: DESIGN BY: DRAWN BY: FILE: DATE: REGISTRATION 5904-A Hampton Tampa, Florida 33610 Office: 813-253-5311 Fax: 813-464-7629 www.HeidtDesign.com FLORIDA REGISTERED LANDSCAPE NICKOLAS SAPPHIRE POINT 0 20 40 GRAPHIC SCALE: 1" = 20' SEE SHEET L-436 ELEVATIONS BASED ON: NORTH AMERICAN VERTICAL DATUM 1988 CONVERSION: NAVD 88 TO NGVD 29 = +0.95 SEE SHEET L-438 SEE SHEET L-431 SEE SHEET L-432 525' FDOT SIGHT DISTANCE WINDOW 355' FDOT SIGHT DISTANCE WINDOW * * 30' WETLAND BUFFER STORM WATER POND J SEE CIVIL DRAWINGS DD 15 PX1 28 DD 18 WB18 3 SG-MCP 54 PM7 91 WB12 2 DD 15 CC 3 WB12 2 SA-VW 10 QV4 1,754 sf SA 12,400 sf SA WETLAND NE-WL-48 1.24 ACRES CONSERVATION SIGNS (TYP) PLANT SCHEDULE OVERALL PLANT SCHEDULE OVERALL PLANT SCHEDULE OVERALL 5904-A Hampton Oaks Tampa, Florida 33610 Office: 813-253-5311 Fax: 813-464-7629 www.HeidtDesign.com SAPPHIRE POINT SEE SHEET L-431 SEE SHEET L-432 Portfolio | Nick Schild | August 2023
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