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MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING AND PUBLIC HEARING HELD BY THE
ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW AND PLANNING BOARD OF THE TOWN OF GULF STREAM,
FLORIDA ON THURSDAY, JULY 25, 2019 AT 8:30 A.M., IN THE WILLIAM F. KOCH,
JR. COMMISSION CHAMBERS OF THE TOWN HALL, 100 SEA ROAD, GULF STREAM,
FLORIDA.
I. Call to Order.
Chairman, Thomas Smith called the meeting to order at 8:30 A.M.
II. Roll Call.
Present and
Participating:
Also Present &
Participating:
Absent W/Notice:
Thomas Smith
Malcolm Murphy
Curtiss Roach
Jorgette Smith
Caroline Delafield
Gregory Dunham
Edward Nazzaro
Rita Taylor
Robert Dockerty
Amanda Jones
Chairman
Vice Chairman
Board Member
Board Member
Alternate Board Member
Town Manager
Staff Attorney
Town Clerk
Board Member
Alternate Board Member
III. Minutes of the Regular Meeting and Public Hearing 7-3-19.
Vice Chairman Murphy moved and Board Member Roach seconded the
motion to approve the minutes of July 3, 2019 and all voted AYE at roll
call.
IV. Additions, withdrawals, deferrals, arrangement of agenda items.
There were no changes to the agenda.
V. ANNOUNCEMENTS.
A. Meeting Dates
1. Regular Meeting & Public Hearing
a. No August meeting
b. September 26, 2019 at 8:30 A.M.
c. October 24, 2019 at 8:30 A.M.
d. TBD
e. TBD
Chairman Smith called attention to the future meeting dates. Vice
Chairman Murphy and Alternate Board Member, Caroline Delafield, stated
they will not be able to attend the September meeting. The Board
determined the meeting dates for November and December to be November
21, 2019 and December 19, 2019.
VI. PUBLIC HEARING.
A. Declaration of Ex -Parte Communication
There was no ex -parte communication.
B. Administer Oaths
The Town Clerk administered the Oath to Sophie Bent, Dan Carter,
Eddie Dalidowicz, Bryan Donahue, David Gunther and Rob Lehner.
C. Applications for Development Approval
1. An application submitted by Gary Eliopoulos, GE
Architecture, Inc., as agent for Mr. & Mrs. Richard
Wilson, owner of property located at 3420 Gulf Stream
Minutes of ARPB Regular
Meeting & Public Hearing
Held 7-25-19 @ 8:30 A.M.
Road, Gulf Stream, Florida 33483, legally described as Lot
1, Block 1, Plat No. 1 Polo Fields.
a. Land Clearing Permit to trim, treat and shape existing
hedge, remove dead stump and vines, and trim existing
trees.
b. Demolition Permit to remove two-story, single family
dwelling, swimming pool and all other structures on
the property.
c. Level 2 Architectural/Site Plan Review to permit the
land clearing and demolition permits, the installation
of a 4'x5' aluminum gate in the center of the south
property line, and an irrigation system along with new
sod on the entire property.
Mr. Dan Carter, of Landscape Architects, made the presentation
beginning with the fact that they would like to put a clusia hedge
instead ficus. He then explained that the demo and land clearing was
basically making way for a back yard. Chairman Smith asked if there was
going to be a Unity of Title, to which Assistant Town Attorney answered
there was not. Town Manager Dunham asked if the Queen Palms were going
to be removed as they were in bad shape and Mr. Carter answered in the
affirmative. Town Clerk Taylor stated that there had been a call from a
neighbor asking what the hedge was going to be but did not say he was
opposed to a variety of hedging.
Vice Chairman Murphy made a motion to approve a land clearing
permit to trim, treat and shape existing hedge, remove dead stump and
vines, trim existing trees and remove the three Queen Palms. Board
Member Roach seconded the motion with all voting AYE.
Vice Chairman Murphy made a motion to approve a demolition
permit to remove a two-story single-family dwelling, swimming pool and
all structures on the property. Board Member Roach seconded the motion
with all voting AYE.
Vice Chairman Murphy made a motion to approve a Level II
Architectural/Site Plan Review to permit the land clearing and
demolition permits, the installation of a 4'x5' aluminum gate in the
center of the south property line and to sod, landscape and irrigate the
entire lot with the following conditions:
1. Any minor modifications in the approved landscaping shall be
submitted to the Town Manager for review and approval and any
major modification shall be brought back to the ARPB for review
and approval, prior to commencement of landscaping.
Board Member Roach seconded the motion with all voting AYE.
2. An application submitted by Bryan Donahue, Insite Studio,
as Agent for The Little Club, the owners of
property located at 100 Little Club Road Gulf Stream,
Florida, which is legally described as lying in Section 3,
Township 46 South, Range 43 East Palm Beach County,
Florida.
Minares of ARPB Regular
Meeting & Public Hearing
Held 7-25-19 @ 8:30 A.M.
a. Land Clearing Permit to permit the removal of existing
48" diameter Green Buttonwood tree from construction
site.
b. Level 2 Architectural/Site Plan Review to permit the
construction of 2 Pickleball Courts with a spectator
area, a total of 3,300 square feet, in an open area
west of the existing Hillside House Condominium.
Chairman Smith noted that the Town had received communication from
some of the neighbors and then asked Town Clerk Taylor who was notified
besides The Hillside House. Ms. Taylor stated that the applicant is
responsible to supply the Town with the names of all the abutting
neighbors as well as stamped and addressed envelopes for them. All of
those were sent out and approximately a week after being sent, the letter
that went to Las Casitas was returned to the Town by the Post Office.
Ms. Taylor informed the applicant who at that point sent notices to the
residents within the organization.
Mr. Bryan Donahue of Insite Studio made a PowerPoint presentation on
behalf of The Little Club. Mr. Donahue showed where the courts were
projected to be and the landscaping that was being proposed. He added
that for noise mitigation purposes, the Little Club was proposing a
cushioned court surface and sound mitigating paddles that would be the
only paddles allowed for use. Mr. Donahue said that in the application
it was stated there would be a sound mitigating screen, but they were
taking that off the table believing that all the other sound mitigation
proposals would be enough.
Board Member, Curtiss Roach, stated that he had received several
phone calls regarding the pickleball courts and wanted to know if any
consideration had been made to move one of the croquet courts to the
proposed pickleball site and the pickleball courts to one of the croquet
courts because two pickleball courts will fit into one croquet court.
Mr. Donahue stated that the additional croquet court had just been added
and it didn't make sense to separate them. Mr. Roach added that he had
been told 80% of the Hillside House were opposed to the pickleball
courts and in the process of being a good neighbor, some accommodations
should be made by The Little Club. Mr. Donahue stated they were open to
having conversation with any of the neighbors in opposition. Board
Member, Jorgette Smith, asked why they had done away with the sound
mitigating screen. Mr. Donahue answered they felt the paddles and court
surface were enough to mitigate the sound and the screen was fairly
expensive. Mrs. Smith then asked how much quieter were the paddles and
cushioned surface to which Mr. Donahue said he did not know
technicalities as far as decibel levels, etc. Chairman Smith asked Mr.
Donahue to expound on the discussions to put the pickleball courts at
the proposed location. Mr. Donahue deferred to Mr. Eddie Dalidowicz, who
said that the proposed pickleball location does not grow grass well and
it would not be a good location for a croquet lawn. Mr. Dalidowicz added
that game play would be hurt as well since 30-40 people are off and on
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Minutes of ARPB Regular
Meeting & Public Hearing
Held 7-25-19 @ 8:30 A.M.
the lawn every 20 minutes or so and it's not conducive to the sport for
the lawns not to be next to each other. Alternate Board Member, Caroline
Delafield, stated that she understands the noise complaints the neighbors
have, but stated that the Club is acting within what it is zoned for so
it's a tough situation. Vice Chairman Murphy asked if there had been any
response from the neighbors, to which Town Clerk Taylor read a letter
from Mrs. Carol Stanley, a resident of Hillside House in Unit 11,
affirming the pickleball courts. Ms. Taylor then read letters from other
residents of Hillside House, John and Cynthia Gallagher, Sophie Bent and
Wendy Barroll that were in opposition to the pickleball courts. Chairman
Smith said there seemed to be a majority against the pickleball courts
noting noise abatement. He added that the Bath and Tennis Courts were
300 feet from his home and he could hear them, so he knew 25 feet away
would definitely be heard. Vice Chairman Murphy asked about the
discussion between the two presidents and Mr. Dalidowicz said that it had
been his understanding that Mr. Gallagher was not opposed to the
pickleball courts, but that his letter now said differently. Mr. Roach
and Ms. Taylor added they had received phone calls from Mr. Gallagher as
well. Mr. Rob Lehner, the General Manager of The Little Club, stated
that the proposed site for the pickleball courts was not large enough for
a croquet lawn. He added there would also be nowhere to put the golf
carts when they had tournaments. Ms. Sophie Bent stated she was at the
meeting representing 11 out of 12 units who are opposed to the pickleball
courts and that sight wasn't the issue, but it truly was the noise. Town
Manager Dunham stated that when in discussions with the staff, it was his
understanding that the sound mitigation screen was to be included. Mr.
Donahue apologized and said it could be looked at again, if that is what
the Board felt necessary. Mr. Dunham also added that future expansion
had been mentioned when the staff asked the Club to look at moving the
courts a little to the south. Mr. Donahue wanted to make clear that they
were meeting all the requirements per the Code for this property.
Alternate Board Member, Caroline Delafield had to excuse herself
from the meeting at 9:20 A.M. David Gunther of Lang Realty suggested
dual pane/impact windows for Hillside House residents. After much
deliberation, it was decided to table this application until the
September 26, 2019 meeting. The Board asked that noise abatement be
addressed by a quantifiable third -party consultant, decibel testing,
playing times, nuisance ordinances and additional landscaping for
screening purposes all be addressed.
Vice Chairman Murphy made a motion to defer Application 19-05 to
September 26, 2019 when the points made have been addressed and brought
back to the Board. Board Member Roach seconded the motion with all
voting AYE.
VII. Items by Staff.
There were none.
VIII. Items by Board Members.
There were none.
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Mi ues of ARPB Regular
Meeting & Public Hearing
Held 7-25-19 @ 8:30 A.M.
IX. Public.
There was no comment from the public.
X. Adjournment.
Chairman Smith adjourned the meeting at 9:32 A.M.
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PROPOSED PROJECT FOR:
GOLFVIEW
CONDOMINIUMS
3883 GULFSTREAM ROAD
GULFSTREAM, FLORIDA 33483
ARCHITECT
SLATTERY & ASSOCIATES
2060 N.W. BOCA RATON BLVD.
BOCA RATON, FLORIDA 33431
aRCxITEcrs TEL (561) 392-3848
PLANNERS FAX (561) 392-5402
EET INDEX
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT
MLAND A GRANT THORNBROUGH & ASSOCIATES
132 N. SWINTON AVE,
A. GRANT ARCHITECTGH
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DELRAYBEACH,FL33444
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE
TEL: (561) 276-5050
► RECEIVED
AUG 2 8 2019
Town of Gulf Stream, FL
REVISIONS BY
PLANNERS
2060 NW BOCA RATON BLVD.
SUITE 2
BOCA RATON, FL 33431
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NOTES
7
NI pkM material t. be Fbdds ti «b8x.
EXISTING SMALL
LEAF CLUSIA -�
sotl Rob 51. Aupudim'Fbnkm', c«Autlorta dNer,me quantity.
10'-12' hl., 5'-6' sp,.. standard. single leader, full canopy, matched
al eoa aaa laMrape m renAe toot pwxage Tenn amomatk iNgatw• aydxn udrg apprwod wt«.omn.
OVERHEAD
comr.g«rowoa.,aardmc«md-m arm kadanve woos -m awgud la lh- phot Ed. Pla.armsp—a li
LINES
Ire.onaiaereJ Coded pouumnta.
12' 11 6' spr., standard. single leader, full canopy, matched
Mukh, topedl, arA ledifzxto b epplea acmtlkg to wx.Biralions,
2
SPECIFICATIONS
TRIMMED
'ACI(NLL
PIGEON
NdAENCLATURF: Nlpknt nulerkl uvea dwlb Wel. name arm size acanfdnvN vAh lb Fl« -a Nurmryrmn'c
Oneea eM Staxkma aM abg b Fbr-a Daae t1 d heNx. Plank wfikM1 do M meal w� ionawiY rw1 b awapletl.
PLUM -�
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PLANTUSTB: GwnWba,aMm,aM bntiondpleaa wilbdelemrind by phnaMpknl fats sbeaplaty shat Iowa
WD AND WATER IHCROUOLY.
xx«aery wx aaat-see. Spacbg d grmrm raven v..1 be dxxn.-by phdfise Ouantiiee Nowsaplana Fpsare
10 12' O.,. ht., 10 16' o... ht., see plan for loco tiaras
iob wed mepuiadka onN. ConbatlorvA be respon.tbkler Bond-NIquarNakso8.a1«onpkm.
G-.rwNgm NwMbx«gromtb at -agora dtna LaaaenDa AmM1Nea.
GROUNDCOVERS AND ACCENTS
• ALC
G�
,
9UBSTTUT101R3'. He satel—stun b seasPed vAlhom nmeM of L-d-sps Arching. A,,Y inleMed mbs18.1-
E
dull b dxai-d an the Ek.
18'-2G' It. 18'-20' sp,.. lull, os shown
PLANING SOIL: Topma Ne8 be class. Sank, arm Irm al febris w over Idoga materal. Trees and wYm stall be planted
12
w8hon s -ea aM bdlom d and bat. Rodeo cull1-Be dull be p-Nea b bas
• Mn. d 8• topeoa 160%mutt 6o%mrq)6a'=
wnM1. rNn. d 4• oI IoprdR a,prLad Taro ua toe e• dxmirg ma.
4' pots, 4' ht., 6' spr., full k nowerinq, 8' oc. spacing
FERT UZER: Psi.- T.,-1--(12+12) «apprwatl equal dull be appaetl aux p -Nine aM a-
--a.—ramm_aed
19
-a.— __-
apo-.
MULCH: AN trm. WI b mukbd wN Y d appn+ed—ded mukM1 in a B fad ak. chc.. AN ehuba aM 9.unhmx
3gal., 30' hl., 24' .pr„ full, multi
bed. alutl b mukhea wWh Y of eppove0 sMtlkE mulch In hada drown on phn «- beds 3'vide f« beagea. M..
]
Noutl De Oreb'A' antro dbrria approved.
PLANING PROCEDURE,las: All pule shell b pkded d soil leve. a rArkM1 Lby were prev-ueN graven. SM1nb arm M1edge
4' ht.. attach W .dj..- wall
mater -1 NaesNse pus anN. 2' away fmnweeorolhx abdn•:ede neauslrookarrulure S¢a Ps Is Ilan arry
Ne8bphded avnY ham wxM1engnmaemltoa,PNF tb groMFhobo. sahNPabaxa
79
tb
�Nea ayxth - mnd. II neoassery, xravNa Through anY gNnpaated bdang mbgraae to unaituNeU soi aM WCMRI
p-sedW
h Dhnlbp ova.
WATERING: Al phM meteriN elul b waxed in N,—MN atter smM.1 ion m se.o remove aR ak pock... BSB rtalend
I
N..be_tared every fey rorsft_om weak para eaa lhxaNter m sato taro mnbwlN moat udN -1
accep'.-d the hMsawe kdehlbn. Ca—NW -NN owx dothx wxemg rogdromanh sex imlaeatxn.
6
GUYING: AN-8'«Is- -be gWed«. -.. pnvias.--.p EDN hd the nWerhl row day-o...a
bus IN..N 1M guvedse psr-d. MxNaas wed wit b suN flus no injrvy. name 1. pbah. GWirN dub b tlarie a the
3' ht„ 3' spr., full, pink fir., as shown
opllon d dro CoNactx un -m s, --W raga— by NnLaMwpe AmM14xt, M1w.evx, Conhagd snag dB he
reeponekb for s1 been and .IED rermk-g Few.—N.- lwut Ib gwnntee pxka.
244
SOD'. sod Nab b tlenm, green. aM wN rented, aM hen a aebrr., weeds, obaxBaub-grams, ease«.
n.ech. A c«np-h 6-0-6lenatzx dug be sprrea A a rah d s ba. per 10W sq. 8. - Nab be walxed ro a dagh d 4•
ewx ky-p.M ansa Is bs.tlded Nal bs a -en hantl a8 se -removed 1., 1.
12' ht., 14' .,_ TO. 18' o...
OUPAANTEE:Asp-N nwMiak WYbapwranlmd-rlyex aB«c«rgbtion dpmpd. Pe--tateguararaeaal«1
2
ye.r. GuxxM• wpbs le beM, pmiion, eM sae. Replxmnnl rod w4 he es- by Conlrxd«.
' I
6' ht., 16' V,. matched
IRRIGATION NOTES
20
Conbtdor ton dy eaheng tHYYan y— Is prg 100% wrnnge h.8 phds udag spprwed—mura.
PLANT LIST
KEY CITY PLANT AND SPECIFICATION
•• N CE
7
Conocarpus erectus (Green Buttonwood)
EXISTING SMALL
LEAF CLUSIA -�
DOVERED
10'-12' hl., 5'-6' sp,.. standard. single leader, full canopy, matched
•• N CES
1
Conocarpu, erectus 'Seri,,,,' (Silver Buttonwood)
34
37 CL
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12' 11 6' spr., standard. single leader, full canopy, matched
•• N CN
2
Cocos ...He,. 'M.,.T' (Coconut Palm)
N THE ROOIBALL ABOVE (RADE
'ACI(NLL
25'-30' o.a. hL, heavy, matched, remove any coconut,
•• N SP
2
Sabal Palmetto (Sabal Palm)
WD AND WATER IHCROUOLY.
PLANTING
10 12' O.,. ht., 10 16' o... ht., see plan for loco tiaras
SHRUBS,
GROUNDCOVERS AND ACCENTS
• ALC
6
Alcantara. imp«Tai, 'Purple(Purple Imperial Bromdiad)
18'-2G' It. 18'-20' sp,.. lull, os shown
•• APT
12
Aptenia cordifoli, (Baby Sun Rose)
4' pots, 4' ht., 6' spr., full k nowerinq, 8' oc. spacing
BEG
19
Begonia at, 'Alba' (White Angel Wing)
3gal., 30' hl., 24' .pr„ full, multi
•. SOL,
]
Bougainvillea 'Palm Beach Purple' (Purple Bougainville.)
4' ht.. attach W .dj..- wall
•• N CLU
79
Class, guttif- (Small Leaf Clusea)
3901., 30' ht.. 24' spr.. full, 30' o.,.
CRI
6
CHT- a mobile 'Purple Lear (Purple Cri-m)
3' ht„ 3' spr., full, pink fir., as shown
•• FGI
244
Ficus m1......p, 'Green Island' (Ficu. Green Island)
12' ht., 14' .,_ TO. 18' o...
.AN
2
G.rcinia spicota (Gaya m)
6' ht., 16' V,. matched
IXN
20
-r. 'Nor. Grant' (Nora Grant Ie«a)
20' hl., 20' sp,.. full, 24' 0.,.
POD
133
Pod .... pu, m ...phylla, (P.d... Mae)
36' hl., 18' sp,.. 18" o.c. spacing, full
PRC
5
Philodendron 'Rojo Congo'
7gal., 36" ht., 36' s,r, full, 30' a -
PRI
49
Pod r,- m-aphyllu, 'Pringles' (Dwarf Pad .... pus)
18' ht., 18' spr., 18' o. c., full
SOD Sl. Augustine Sea
Cont ... - to detxm'me quantity.
MULCH Non-Cypres. black mulch, Contr..tor to ael-ms
quantity, 3' depth
N DENOTES NATIVE SPECIES
•• DENOTES DROUGHT TOLERANT
CALL 48 HOURS BEFORE YOU DIG.
IT'S THE LAW
1-800-432-4770
SUNSHINE STATE ONE CALL OF FLORIDA, INC.
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WW4,
EXSTING
SCHEFFLERA
HEDGE �r
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86.90'SIP T �,
EXISTING
3- 2'%4'%a 2' BO
20 OEOEES APART
EXISTING SMALL
LEAF CLUSIA -�
DOVERED
HEDGE
�-- EXISTING. ASPHALT
COVEREC
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34
37 CL
\
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`
I 2/3 WON PROVED PIPNTNG
a FLL AP
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EXISTING
3- 2'%4'%a 2' BO
20 OEOEES APART
EXISTING
DOVERED
I.- GEAR OF mW)
1REES TO BE PLANTED AT A DEPTH SO THAT
COVEREC
PARKING
STALES TO BE 1'X 21 ]MJII'�
MIN. 24' N MND. 1-_-_,
1RFES TO BE RANTED AT A DEPTH SO THAT
ROOT -RARE AMD TOP DRST NEER ROOTS
PARKING
WRAP i1NN1( NIM BUWAP 3- 2'X NITI ND& S O A
EGO- MIRK ENDS SET
3- 2'%4'%a 2' BO
20 OEOEES APART
WRAP 2- METAL BINDS
TO SERE BOARDS
AROUND TRUNK
2'Xi X12' OFAOYAx
I.- GEAR OF mW)
1REES TO BE PLANTED AT A DEPTH SO THAT
MOND EARTH TO FORM WAIII SAUCER
3' SHI6DDED MULN
STALES TO BE 1'X 21 ]MJII'�
MIN. 24' N MND. 1-_-_,
1RFES TO BE RANTED AT A DEPTH SO THAT
ROOT -RARE AMD TOP DRST NEER ROOTS
(6' Q LY TRUNK
`
I 2/3 WON PROVED PIPNTNG
a FLL AP
ARE FULLY V61BLE, WM 10; OF THE HDGIT
SOL THEN WATER TH(IRWOLY.
N THE ROOIBALL ABOVE (RADE
'ACI(NLL
(DSFE OEM A ABOW
4 COMPACTED TOPSDL BAY.
WIN CYAN SOL OR
STAKING DETAIL - TO 6" CAL,
WD AND WATER IHCROUOLY.
PLANTING
AND STAKING DETAIL - PALMS
EXISTING 4 STORY
CONDO BLDG.
(7 UNITS)
EXISTING
ASPHALT PARKING
23.IY
SOD
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CR SOD -
110.02' • �. b ---_. -
PROPERTY LINE
GULFSTREAM ROAD
\EXISTING TREE KEY
ALL DEAD AND -FED BRWOIES
91ALL BE PRUNED WiH DEIN WIS
ATTER PLANING ALL OUTS OAST
2' OA SINL BE PUNIER.
ALL TAGS STALL BE REYOMD AFTER
FINN IANOSCAPE APPROVIL
/ TREES. USE AMPLE LENGTHS TO
ALLOW FOR NIURE ADJUSTYE-
NES MALL BE SET SO AS
OT TO INJJRE BRANCHING HART.
3" SHREDDED MULCH
MOND EARTH TO FOaY WATEfiNG SAUCER.
I.- GEAR OF mW)
1REES TO BE PLANTED AT A DEPTH SO THAT
FWi-RARE AND IN DRST ORDER ROOTS
rII ARE NLLY 4198It, %IH IN OF THE HOOT
STALES TO BE 1'X 21 ]MJII'�
MIN. 24' N MND. 1-_-_,
;. -y OF THE RWTS-.ABOW GRADE
RDAOW BURLAP FRO
`
I 2/3 WON PROVED PIPNTNG
a FLL AP
TOP OF FOOTBALL
SOL THEN WATER TH(IRWOLY.
\ C)MPLER BACXFIL AFTER WALE -NG
4 COMPACTED TOPSDL BAY.
PLANTING AND
STAKING DETAIL - TO 6" CAL,
Y NAME
Bi, GUMBO UMBO
CD PIGEON PLUM
DL 1 AREACA PALM CLUSTER
FA STRANGLER FIG
SP SABAL PALM
MLAND
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE
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DELRAY BEACH, FL 33444
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1YPICAL UYOUi ALLOW FOIA YANRE RANT SPREAD
�BEIWEEN SOD AND/O PAWNG
-�_y„ • W% 2' APPFOIED PLANTING SDI
-s1 -WM TOP 6' OF EXISTING SOL
= I?DOTED CUrnNGS O
4' POTS
PLANTING DETAIL - GROUNDCOVERS
PLANT SHALL BE REMOVED FROM
ALLOW FGV WNRE RANT CONTNNER SO AS NOT TO BREAK
BETIMEEN
SOD AND PAIe1G•T "'EGEs, O DIS R13 ROOT BNL
YOW EARTH TO F- WATERNG SAUCER.
]' "MOM DNAL (FADE ~0TROX SHALL BE
THE SAME AS NURYRY GRADE
= RLL 2/3 WIN APPROIEO RANTING
ROIOIE BURM FROM - - SOL TREN WATER 1HODILI0.Y.
TOP OF —ALL = CORER BAONLL AFTER WATERING.
-' 4' COMPACTED TDPSOL BASE.
PLANING DETAIL - CONTAINER SHRUBS
SCALE: 1'=10'-O'
naih Pgnea acarol &
Carol B.
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PROJECT
GOLFVIEW CONDOMINIUMS
GULFSTREAM, FL
TITLE
LANDSCAPE PLAN
PROJ. NO.
FILE NAME
JRA DRAWN
8/15/19 DATE
REV.
SHEET
LP -1
OF
2
CALL 48 HOURS BEFORE YOU DIG.
IT'S THE LAW
1-800-432-4770
SUNSHINE STATE ONE CALL OF FLORIDA, INC.
DUCE GRANGE TIE FENDING RBE TENSW OR.. ..TEE
TREEe FCANEETREEGUEMASTOf xERSON SE
MEAfiG OF TlELIPLINE CON9TNETREN. ANOPT RASFARP
THE EDGE OF TRE aRIPLI lE OF THE THE THEE aAfIOPY OR AS FM Fl
TR.. --.Er.
NPaseiER lALLBTHENTAINE IN AN VHa9PAVEMEMTH
TIMES
flARmER sHnuorMUNTaNEo IN AN upRIGHr PoslnoNA
TREE PROTECTION DETAIL
TREE PROTECTION NOTE
All existing trees and shrubs to remain in place shall be protected from
damage by machinery by installing temporary tree protection fence and installed
as indicated on plan. Suitable tree protection methods shall be approved by
the City.
TREE RELOCATION AND PROTECTION NOTES
A. Vee. 1. be rd«atetl to b. tagq.d in 11dd — —9. tree taps
3. arae rdpwtlm a rely d—be t,d AiN
lni
l
Wade prior genual
I. .11. dor W q wd —g wtlo an
a
geta
3. TVbty-a.. (36JvPdm tone zvo (0) Tree to be tweed one
A. 11DnaLledall rd—lb— be done by 90' 1 iw
na emI
e a . diggingcooked
wA be at
5.
Irti, iw I. be covdnatedwill q d cantneta «site to
e ermne
arl-fy di u drgrling
ound 011111. prior 1. 11 r d
]. TemD y wtanatic ora sing .,1- to be inA— P to --t—
lb —t -
v
fl ftdwalee Veva o n e n denyn grada
9. ul rd«area veva a at.i tend gw eaeytabMa ea a. p
-o. Alle blinq YVemawd elvu I. rvne sin pan andi be «o act. non
damage by mac —y by III-pamry tr« W and
nn
i w IF.— R.I.si,Hmh vee pr.1-1iw methee.hm .ee pppro.ae by e
e Gt,
-1. Tree. p.v lav Inches in wlipv that ere to be rd«ated .11 be r«t I,—
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September 16, 2019
Town of Gulfstream
Development Services
100 Sea Road
Gulfstream, FL 33483
Re: Project Narrative — Revision 1
Site Plan Review —Level II
Submittal Date: June 28, 2019
Resubmittal Date: September 16, 2019
The Little Club
Level II Site Plan Review
September 2019
Project Location
The subject site is located at 100 Little Club Rd within the Town of Gulfstream. The property is
generally located approximately 3/a mile south of Woolbright Rd, on the west of side of N Ocean Blvd.
It is identified by the following property control number 20-43-45-34-14-000-0010. The site has an
Recreation (Rec) Future Land Use designation within the Outdoor Recreation (OR) Zoning district,
and is located in the Urban/Suburban Tier.
PropeM HistorX
The property is currently developed as The Little Club, a Country Club & Golf Course. The area of
the site subject to this request, is a portion of land adjacent to the clubhouse currently used as open
space. The entire parcel consists of approximately 27 acres, the proposed pickleball court area is
approximately 0.2 acres.
The Little Club was established in 1968, and the subject parcel functions as a golf course with
clubhouse. The proposed development on the site, provides an additional recreation amenity for
members.
Application Request
The petitioner has submitted this application to request Level II Site Plan Review. The proposed plan
consists of two pickleball courts, a spectator viewing area and associated landscape improvements.
The court area consists of approximately 3,600 sf, as well as a 260 sf patio area. There is also an area
on the proposed plan depicted as "Future Court Space" to the allow the potential of additional courts.
Surrounding Uses
Below are descriptions of the zoning and land uses of the adjacent properties:
8144 Okeechobee Blvd. Suite A, West Palm Beach, FL 33411
www.insitestudio.com 561.249.0940
Page 1 of 7
The Little Club
Level II Site Plan Review
September 2019
North: St. Andrews Club identified by various PCN's, located in the City of Boynton Beach. The
property has a Medium Density Residential (MEDR) FLU designation and is within the Multi -Family
(R3) Zoning District.
South: Property identified by PCN: 20-43-46-03-00-001-0010 located in the Town of Gulfstream.
The parcel has an Recreation (Rec) Future Land Use designation within the Outdoor Recreation (OR)
Zoning District.
East: Identified by multiple PCN's, located in the Town of Gulfstream. The properties have a Single
Family FLU designation and is within the Single Family (RS -NS) Zoning District.
West: The west boundary of the subject property abuts the Intracoastal.
Standards for Code Compliance
Section 66-144(b) — Level II Site Plan Review Standards
(1) The proposed project and plans shall comply with the building standards contained in chapter 42
of this Code.
The proposed Pickleball court and viewing area construction shall comply with applicable
building standards contained in Chapter 42 of the Code.
(2) The proposed project and plans shall comply with the concurrency management system standards
contained in chapter 44 of this Code.
The proposed project is located in an existing development with current public facilities
concurrency.
(3) The proposed project and plans shall comply with the flood prevention and protection standards
contained in chapter 48 of this Code.
The proposed project shall comply with the flood prevention and protection standards
contained in Chapter 48 of the Code.
(4) The proposed project and plans shall comply with the marine facilities, structures and places
standards contained in chapter 52 of this Code.
The proposed project is not contiguous to a waterway and shall not adversely affect the
intracoastal waterway located on the western boundary of the golf course.
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(5) The proposed project and plans shall comply with the planning and development standards
contained in chapter 58 of this Code.
The proposed project shall comply with the Planning and Development standards contained in
Chapter 58 of the Code.
The subject area is currently open space with low vegetation and substantial trees located
along the perimeter, as well as the center of the space. The project will require the removal of
a large existing Green Buttonwood that situated in the proposed location of the court.
Therefore, the project will require a Land Clearing permit and shall comply with the standards
outlined in Chapter 58, Article VI. The applicant has proposed a mitigation plan for the tree
removal, shown below.
(6) The proposed project and plans shall comply with the subdivision standards contained in chapter
62 of this Code.
Subdivision standards outlined in Chapter 62 of the Code are not applicable to the proposed
project.
(7) The proposed project and plans shall comply with the zoning standards contained in chapter 66
of this Code, including the Gulf Stream Design Manual.
The proposed project and plans shall comply with the Zoning Standards contained in chapter
66 of the Code.
(8) The proposed project and plans shall comply with the goals, objectives, polices and future land use
map contained uz the adopted comprehensive plan.
The proposed project and plans shall comply with the goals, objectives, polices and future
land use map contained in the adopted comprehensive plan. The proposed use is consistent
with the Recreation FLU designation of the property and is compatible with the existing uses
of the golf club. The area of the proposed pickleball court functions as open space, thus not
impending on adjacent or existing uses of the property.
(9) The arrangement and use of structures, mechanical equipment, patios, driveways, walkways, on-
site utilities, walls, fences, landscaping and other site plan elements and improvement shall meet the
following standards:
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a. Harmonious and efficient organization. All elements of a plan shall be organized
harmoniously and efficiently in relation to topography, the size and type of the property
affected, the character of adjoining property, and the type and size of buildings. The site shall
be developed in a manner that will not impede the normal and orderly development or
improvement of surrounding property for uses permitted in this Code.
The proposed project and plan shall be organized harmoniously and efficiently in
relation to topography, the size and type of the property affected, the character of
adjoining property, and the type and size of buildings.
b. Preservation of natural conditions. The landscape shall be preserved in its natural state, to
the degree practical, by minimizing tree and soil removal and by other appropriate site planning
techniques. Terrain and vegetation shall not be disturbed in a manner likely to increase
significantly either wind or water erosion within or adjacent to a development site.
As noted above, the property is currently developed with a gold course and there is
little native vegetation within the site. The applicant shall preserve native vegetation
within the property to the greatest extent possible. The proposed court location will
require the removal of an existing mature native tree, which shall be mitigated for as
outlined below.
c. Screening and buffering. Fences, walls, or vegetative screening shall be provided where
needed to protect residents and users from undesirable views, lighting, noise or other adverse
off-site effects and to protect residents and users of off-site development from on-site adverse
effects.
The proposed landscape plan for the pickleball court area provides adequate screening
and buffering for the adjacent residential uses, located directly to the east. The
applicant shall provide supplemental measures to buffer noise production. These
sound mitigation practices include:
— Installation of rubber surface material on the court.
— Specialized Acoustasonic mesh screening (Acoustiblok Fencing) to absorb
sound.
— Installation of 8' tall hedge.
— Use of GAMMA Foam Quiet Ball (Refer to Attachment for Product Specs).
— Use of Sniper "Quiet" Pickleball Paddle (Refer to Attachment for Product
Specs).
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The applicant had a sound study performed to ensure all the above measures will
sufficiently absorb the noise generated from a game of pickleball. The study will be
finalized and provided by Tuesday September 24`h in preparation for the meeting on
September 26". Additionally, the findings will be outlined and explained in the
presentation at the ARPB Meeting on September 26"
d. Exterior lighting. Exterior lighting shall not interfere with the quiet enjoyment of adjacent
properties or the safety of public rights-of-way.
The proposed plan does not include lighting fixtures. Per Sec. 66-368(b), lighting is
prohibited in any manner so as to illuminate any tennis court.
e. Access to public ways. All development sites shall have safe and convenient access to public
rights-of-way and/or other areas dedicated to common use. The location, size, and numbers
of access drives to a site will be arranged to minimize any negative impacts on public and
private ways and on adjacent private property. "Traffic improvements shall be provided where
they will significantly improve safety for vehicles and pedestrians.
The proposed project is located within an existing golf course development with
access from Little Club Rd, off N Ocean Blvd.
f. Emergency access. Structures and other site features shall be arranged to permit access by
emergency= vehicles to all buildings.
Emergency access is permitted from Little Club Rd.
(10) The character, design, architectural style, form, mass, scale, and the location and use of exterior
architectural elements, exterior materials, and exterior colors of proposed structures and
improvements shall meet the following standards:
a. Consistency of design and materials. Proposed structures and improvements shall utilize
architectural forms, elements and materials which are typically associated and consistent with
the proposed architectural style.
The proposed project is consistent with design and materials with existing structures.
b. Consistency with other on-site structures. Proposed structures and improvements shall be
designed and utilize architectural forms, elements and materials in a manner consistent with
existing or proposed on-site structures.
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The proposed project is consistent with existing on-site structures.
c. Consistency with surrounding off-site structures. Proposed structures and improvements
shall be designed and utilize architectural forms, elements and materials in a manner consistent
with, but not identical to, existing or proposed off-site structures in the surrounding area.
The proposed project is consistent with existing on-site structures in the surrounding
area.
d. Consistency with Gulf Stream Design Manual. Proposed structures and improvements in
single-family zoning districts shall be designed and utilize architectural forms, elements and
materials in a manner consistent with the standards contained in the Gulf Stream Design
Manual.
The proposed development is located within the Outdoor Recreation (OR) Zoning
District. The plan shall adhere to the code requirements of the district and proposed
use.
e. Consistency with good design. Proposed structures and improvements shall be in
conformity with good taste, good design, and in general contribute to the image of the Town
as a place of beauty, spaciousness, balance, taste, fitness, charm and high quality.
The proposed development is in conformity with the design and image principles of
the Town.
f. Excessive similarity. Proposed structures shall not be excessively similar to any other
structure existing or for which a permit has been issued within 250 feet in respect to one or
more of the following features of exterior design and appearance:
The proposed project shall be the only pickleball court located on the property.
(11) The following shall be considered when reviewing proposed demolition plans:
The proposed project is located in an open space area with no existing structures; thus
demolition is not required.
(12) Proposed site, structural and improvement plans shall not adversely affect the health, safety or
welfare of on-site or off-site occupants and shall provide the following protection:
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a. Protection of residential privacy. The proposed plan shall provide reasonable visual and
auditory privacy for all dwelling units located within and adjacent to the site. Fences, walls,
barriers and vegetation shall be arranged to protect and enhance the property and to enhance
the privacy of on-site and neighboring occupants.
As mentioned above, the applicant has provided reasonable visual and auditory
privacy for residential units adjacent to the site. The proposed development provides
ample buffering and screening as shown on the proposed landscape plan. The
applicant shall also provide supplemental measures to buffer noise production which
include the installation of 5 -inch flexuous surface material on the court and specialized
mesh screening designed to absorb sound.
b. Protection of property values. All elements of the proposed plan shall be designed and
arranged to have a minimal negative impact on the property values of adjoining property.
All elements of the proposed plan have been designed and arranged to have minimal
negative impact on the value of adjoining property.
c. Protection of use and enjoyment. All elements of the proposed plan shall be designed and
arranged to have a minimal negative impact on the use and enjoyment of adjoining properties.
All elements of the proposed plan have been designed and arranged to have minimal
negative impact on the use and enjoyment of adjoining property.
Proposed Mitigation Plan
Vegetation impacted by the proposed pickleball court has been determined as minimal. One 48 -inch
Green Buttonwood tree shall be removed and mitigated with 5 proposed East Palatka Holly trees.
Additionally, a Clusia hedge will be planted along the north and east side of the courts, providing
buffer and screening from the adjacent condommi lum.
Thank you for your consideration of this application, if you have any questions of our request please
do not hesitate to contact our office at 561.249.0940.
Sincerely,
Bryan Donahue, PLA
Principal
Insite Studio, Inc.
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WITH FINISHED GRADE
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FOR PLANTING HOLE HAS BEEN
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3. ALL PLANTING BEDS/ 15LAND5 SHALL Be FREE OP SHEUROCK, CONSTRUCTION DEBRIS, OR OTHER M15CELLANEOU5 DEBRIS. EXCAVATED TO A
DEPTH OF 30' OR TO CLEAN NATIVE SOILS, AND BACKFILLED WITH THE SPECIFIED SOIL MIXTURE.
4. ROOT BARRIER5 ARE REQU RED FOR ALL TREES LOCATED WITHIN I Cr OP UNDERGROUND UTIUTIE5.
5. CONTRACTOR 15 RESPONSIBLE FOR OBTAINING ALL REQUIRED APPROVALS AND PERMITS FROM LOCAL MUNICIPALITY AND GOVERNING AGENCIES
PRIOR TO REMOVAL OF ANY EXISTING VEGETATION OR BEGINNING INSTALLATION.
G. IN THE EVENT OF A CONFLICT BETWEEN THE QUANTITIES SHOWN IN THE PLANT SCHEDULE AND GRAPHICALLY DEPICTED AND LABELED ON Th':
PLAN, THE PLAN WILL PREVAIL. IF SUCH CONFLICT 15 DISCOVERED, CONTRACTOR SHALL CONSULT WITH LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT.
7.ALL TREES PLANTED UNDER OR NEAR OVERHEAD POWER LINES SMALL COMPLY WITH FPL RIGHT TREE. RIGHT PLACE REQUIREMENTS.
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CONTRACTOR IS REQUIRED TO CALL SUNSHINE 81 1 TO HAVE ALL UNDERGROUND UTILITIES LOCATED PRIOR TO ANY DIGGING, EXCAVATION, OR
UNDERGROUND WORK. IF PROPOSED DE51GN CONFLICTS WITH EXISTING OR PROPOSED UTILITY LOCATIONS. CONTRACTOR SMALL IMMEDIATELY
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of-tlak for mlortny to sposrF. n at any trn.. The CaNada shaA Nmfah
aempbs,pon mquep b)'tw O.m e. Repr.wrbwe. Reladed metenab sbl be
amaaatw removed tomiN ate and repbpd altlhe Conbadors evperwe. The cO d
ailing materials W msslnt epedtutan shal be Reid by the Camradw.
K PRE -CONSTRUCTION CONFERENCE. Sdmdhde a Pretvnsmdion roosting with tow
cin e.Rpre.erdrd. YIass swan(1) dayshilae begnrwp work. This pu,pged
.is
coherence a to revXm my' -elms, the Centrave ad., nary hrep, .the inch,
idnarewnwe Pmad-, dudrp cornmctim ad Project work seri
015634
Ties dna Ms. ProM1ctin
PART' GEWERAL
1.t SUNMAY
rat Lime a woMnduAs N Men, md,nah, mole, awdmd, hcRtln, truepoMtien dna »rules rotns,ry r«. W
',,Fees sF
apot -ana.Rel opmanwn nYermatm vein gdactm a •nwq hex and o1'ar p,ma Y aNwnanN tlmwrys
rt x apadlae M1r
1. R,_ paanhucNPn..I-.
2. RMrts No W darty Potetam 1.1.14
3 RpYlb PRM- a red]Sats end ebN. grand bre W Pada
A P'NWs pn Aw a "no nos art pins.
E G.Mvab wMbe rxdrvi-d Soalon For" Sol for-orsoore to N.. wM.n rN rote zcneor
'nit man end Rein,
fi. Pr i d neat a. da•eaa cdNrd
7. PNWe lRosemme ofso" trees Lid Psmlrwaro snytbn dump int conlruction WodA,
racamneM. M du 'hemi mmn.
S PnNide nrobhtemraa of.-, loss. "paas lnck dr i j pNn dunry be post cpNimdmn Went
-I--
9.
3. Rarove Ne polMlm bndnaart dM1r Fr, from armM art oda vets W plena.
1a LWn up art aapxa a d,vein era .,As -A.
112 CONTRACT DOCUMENTS
A SNI Finaiaatisk-Aart---A FonmeN art to draNrys TNlmn dbeudaum•m bminddaN
hNr, nateNk,art oaten nec.tnry la ON Pop1 -tFo ane work TiN tlowmem orem es conlnd As ens
Vaha•w IA dee I« M any wt, -w. . MMIro x R uMd for in as cam.
B it h f seam I tra semen oat die nddr_ sppy to Newnan d ON Pgba LeeFfAmon wcnN Any
--r moa Fond, wets U. haatmtaemwoe w n dFAW.bd Ttx W Pltn RmFOcn Ana,
1.3 REIATEp DOdJNENis AM3 REFERENCES
A RraW Decu,mrb:
1. Dnwlryp e. aenMFrab'.admuM mdudry pemMWaupFamrtlry FpWAaw dna O.iviml
.PerAfloew Ap* rmkdnnsabre.
2 S,aim-FkMry
fl Raerarua:TM folowirofosctbaeom art swWrbahN wparmtlonW.cnNmc lstad.ass-isph
Mm s art arse apecdwtian to nos Med ro.por h. AFF Aheaw b int veers oat be ragiemrb d nor
,nal ry,,,•ansa WndaeaaMoisrergdm.sopa INtd • a a innaroo. tre wamerasdlln.issert ton
eM1N peal. b Hie even tMiM t•sAlrartwms d nY an.Iolownp relpehp. abM.rb art speefrptlan cpdta w'Ah
non Mmbs mon aWhpers ravYmNM INi-I
i. AN61Alo0 (PMS)-6bridra RactutMTne,SNbort oberWoodl R,m MarAwNa, --,Fs
.tom.
Z. Runma P,diw art m _vera nwnwrdaiom'6mxNM Frurvng. A GWe For TN Nan IMwiy:
Pupshed by Urban T. Fandaie, VFMRF Glywrra, nn,t wren edtm
1.baa, d An,or.A rr to-. Immaemr Swwy d Areenicabn,GNnosoo, L m-tos- W.,
t.A WRIFlCATION
A NAF. dmreiom onNtraNxpa ma aPRFsbab.Bel«spwaaary wnaMwoN, tlw i,oryad«sMY
nrehi/ dad a. van/ d dlmplas W penNM. art aha Imnedaw idem int Omeh Repre.abtiv, d dry
asch•pntss eew.nta Wonnpan MtM bewlrq. W be auW wMaom. nhannahpn tlaro nY wwkin xl win
amt T.n,Paovtl b to so bYN CMswrf Raxnedativ,,
1.5 R_RMR6A"DREGIp.A`r1 fi
A TN CFrNa N11 FvRh WPM fwa sno, rWW to nisaecbn of Me wmF uiM. PeJoutY aWd. uieer
_. dna canna a Osman cP+Nbr.. The __.N11wmPy wM el inn nor emkenon bets" n to
.iRoM.nacaM,d stow wok ea dawn W.PedNd tone.. -obs. - td a Fail..- b -sen Pana
raat•nmh art tle wok Dain. is nor cora. d«wrarb, N Caracier aha pamd, ^naris Gaon R,PnaMaHvm
m wranp i,.idrq a axwtlm a.M min., FM1enp,. W cM1ang.a a tN aphwa pNw r-ddry ren m+apse n n.
wpm
fl Ntwwa Mereroes an modem staMa.aac.do MacoatlrKe winwRkdt wpbhtobPbtdmed stat.. Me
Mtmp nvbbn a eae stsM.rb aea e... paean FntN ertepva bro Oma wnma.hd arty, uriw aNnAne
.ar-w »f lira,
L. In wa d conNn ampp any rabrnptl>bntlerdt or wit- a toNen eat Mr.rw. shMem, W Fid.. eat lee
fReUM1F.om; tle more rntrictw ftrkMm aMl spin a Panel's R,peserbtrw thiel daMmimwhkn aNl pavan
1.6 PROTECTION OF WORK PROPERTY AND PERSON
A TN --r,- P- wMK A.nn FrooFt, IN.1I, art MmNto FAP IF, n, da -or
INW -to HMier wTorn.
1.7 CHNJGE9.l1E VA"RI(
A TM Dwnr's Repwnbtwmay order rharyx'm Va womWNwnnM sum sRa.badps. aaadroy. Nl
rutin ardor. W ad-aert pen tlabrn b/N CoroactwM ersa cemFraaNn m -N meds art aPpnv. m wrlHry
Mm.eaaytN wok imaNad
1.6 CORRECTION O YVORI(
0. Tne Cpnraaw elven r.-nwaae ery wakma Pobmcahortnm Nr.whenwm dive cmaeatlrdsNlrnta,
dMear din m1aaN mbbb wwpbremne mini wain netcahom tlt OwneYs Repesuboa, a taapmstppabb
ma int Fan b wpdnarotlwNi error wok art WswW wniMr derNms,
t.o DEFIN I
N burrs inmaepwilcativn tNl Nas d,M.in be'Glotsayd AmerkanAN TernrR was modNtl ,Moen.
Qwwsa :Tne mon ' . n. oA,arfor .twtM,ImmlbtM n+i,w wit dneww
epwrdxw a apporR b,' pr and pPr
aMmf.mxn. awa,Q , wrcnN a TN Owrr.R save - Nm
ianorA caw,n .
uq Y pnasrlau, m. apeahl
prom ro nvNw W appev any xWRs a eae wok aucM1 n n, bM.pp aaabct why Rpu.ne p,m.
fl Rs,saaae.M ne,am ': N%.n watlbn'n♦ 'utlms Nntl.bmntlW eae .Mama M. wa rot
bb PwA
aAMbe MWkhmnor turn.bWN- h r wvhdne Ths Fatlm raF sae nut
. xeho agcR Osco re nal
kap / P Flsd p
eae. a ar.Q.. art nor Idea tnaap. aero• xih tow THa.pfdlintion also,.mPaxx mr mm tlMMwa unru N
taNy bs. m maa.uretl YaWnp. andiM Pdn,bn i.pNn s npdmd b w- d dWaq ,prem, tat O.mNa
Rwxemam• open nM1d tlHannm wNn wntleom wNhnne pbnan lunged a na.nada.
C. "Mi: Woody dent noh neon mpm ePRoxXrirW leo, tlan a f•M
Q TrosaMRam tMn Axs inaMtlW train. of
h•-thNN wNwr tlnmN
Ra.N.i Prwnang vows van
mPN-a"x.
Pabst..wwln -1 M be -r. reKnenWva
F. caatrO•Amd R•crit.aper. ontla Mkwln,an rcw withar.wscab [pN duan
imtatea
E. Tres Bird.F,Fd ma Asmmed Farb, kid oln, palm inch amdp..o mane N 01.,FmkwNAW, Ma tan 25
Iw-NFarrdaMA.on-semnaaea
11p cuBMmAls
A PRODl1CT QArA eubmNmMMna poducl eae ane Maauro w«papdp.-trpaaa by nb ,shah
tMOxmra Repmenrotlw lor,ppeva. RwNe aWninalfonwoslu Nero the start d arty work n eae aea
1.11 OBSERVATION dirt
A TN CwmhR asm4 as anewan at an lm4
apo tea mry- q Y
t.12 PRE-CON6TRI/CTIDNCONFERENCE
A SFMdliapn-cPneuaamm�bry wtlRNOmani ReP-,etre ,lent »rm t7l Gryt bion beynnlry worn
to ,,slew vry waau«a N GrhMw cony tow r•pudegN wink aannsvaew P«stores Mrknp urabsdlen and pada
wom achedda
1, TM Iolwmip Ccranapa,hN aMMne paFomivNmgaererae'.
a GemM COMaw.
h Cwadtry NNnr.
c 6a .o-.-,Is-to-1 Trn and eMn Rawtm-a-
As -
a -
Nam any COM anrs dint cosy IN _ad to 6, a mmn-tlro wit
f. LaM.up eWcwuacaor.
p np.n wbmmrMor
B Pew to tlis make conk dheea and Perls to ramin AMp NremwW ea mauib. bats ap,cN amM
misty art appava Fry ma Onera Reoroaaarva
t.13 QUALITY PSSURANCE
A QonbeaP godecaNm
t.Pd-Ins,,-0l. Fk eae -I and isrMMn; npdr. by inn 1 -on slut be pedamd
M Fr units, one di -1 svpns- of IBA GNfied Ana1a6utrN afo-emenewad bit ianrs udlllaFb_lar
Few.* by- Over✓. Rep,-aPalw.
2 MMol-aa d q•tkNa«Nrhldde a hal b oabn se b,A inm mauib.remcPlui sob NGN,m
away CMNcal wndao vddn ne prNaQan of ne Po --cepa of N r•qN. Ware Iaendy
FelliFit- unbar' Rel -We a eriid applicator keen.
PART2 PRQWJVS
23 TREE PROTECTION F9NCFQ
fl PLISTICMESHFENCE: wary -ave wege pa,tl mnnlercegbbrk 4p lroM1n end. Forohq sad Nad.Nd
10 niWl"V a T pat a wpabn port dlNan kit. "a- d sJrFs s Omni b NIC tat -1 AFI* In Faau
MNart.
veto W
aepyrq. TIaNc art N ab.E+adbiN Rest-. alhdm,nl rex n ofsaAcirN r..N ,,"had, fat bbnc
west aaaai Theo .RaaetenbiNe may,eweµ .fart one.•ediond Post deeperpost daphs AM a stla0od
tabic_,nNnts Y me labkbyNmasp,Ion aon•rrna, rdP tmlaauAldw lwnw havens.
C. GATES '.Furncth Mas:ype Win eon epaWfem.ee,aOncoides mnbraanaom ]fdwitla Fate. Gena
eM1N b lodatle. TM bcalbn a n, pada dna b apProsetl bene Owmr. R•pwrnaka
0. 6Wn+tuipF'vm Ped-tlre nor proaal mob N nodmmms fa appwd.
24 nnpoteaionaprt.
AWaW-aaY cemN.h apo. 6.5 bort, a 11 imRn, whb oep. beckpdsdwah W d 2 Yah Mph a hrprhsan
bbd erten Tne app eMl b audweto tat trn pmuNn Mu nay SOfea a<, TM nee ppeabn sign.N rod Trn
and Rant Relation Aar ZZ
25 TREE GROWTH REGULATOR ?GRI
A CarnesnI 25C
k 6ubrn'as-'Foot dW that ii - ON nadmNm fa appmL
26 MATTING
A MatNp forty I. red work pondm slut As hwday wong dieVed for v b,*V over ose r-.,
Anmama, As mMada. by aAunh,mb. lm, Fnatn, PA 16323 w spewad red
a Sums supdien p.-dW Ma pad- mob on regarsmM lm apRNWL
2.7 GC-OGRm
A Geopl INN be woen lmheaer lab, Ad, FVC costlrp. L ,oil a trxW geopd,ned to 6169ial deoradow,
neiNam to raNnly wcU^ba dae"Fals' Nnbe adds
t. Gsepitl arty M Mlrapra 2X1 n mndaan. toy Tn Lm Nkdon Nmcroes, GA Ia.:lhcww.faaala.wm or
aj¢wnd awe.
fl SU 't.t,0-RN-bathe ODed lin_Ns4'
25 FILTERFABRIC
A Fal faNnmwwronpwpopAera ANn iconic trdopid depetletion and r,aWMdmNray occamip
c1Nrmxh pugs and ano.o adds.
1, Mire, 135N-rNMa FJtyTen Crts Ncobn,NdPu.. GA Hm:IM•wv.inub.can or tpPw. Fai
a sW..Yprwr.PN-ave lou pee -mW n.,.wlremMra,prwM
PART3 E3ECUTIDN
11 .1TEEXAMNATM
A Exombe eae sea bre, RIM art sN FFWaArm kery ft 0m 1 RePoenaMm nwmnp a AM wMeom IMt
may impd..wwwaN Tree art Piero Pmbctbm nwt b be imm d nit.emm
3.2 COORjwNATNJN WITH PROJECT NOM
A TM Coisa wsinalu dtnate my,aW.h woMtlet may mAwQne-Fassn.ON
B Roar. thesad o/Werk Pap. adebMtlaFMaM done wok lP uadiNNn wNn oareach
C. Cmarw eae raload«d any lniption bas umeNl Roan ahtlw.pN. FFR hese, a be torNAe d ams
FRN ersa m srcwnsa nut an b urikds.in irw bcaNra. Rod bre aM1d ratty da. m M emW bin Platy M
Mmes RePxwsadw a 4'N' «Meta era _oe.
13 TREE ANG P.NNT PRdTF:Cd10N AEA: TF, Tne art Ran Rmbdion Asa a d,An. x el arnf indutee on he
nes proexbn den VAwn N "Ionto Tram art Ran Raxaan en. is dam. on Ha --. the kms sMl N nF
dap IN (Dula sed area brash powrh) a nmwe.
3.4 Fleesretm'.
A Pyla to nor peamo-kn haetag,lay. nos tonin a N Trn art Pont Frdedm M, a+dntan ft-st
r•gared Ties W Pont Robaloa faabp end root Mm% Oban aro Owers Rep.saml.es .WNW ant Inds drew
Pdaeron area art the a,a-. of N I r -v aha root prang
S Flap all be-..sl,lle, ne renpwa oy_Pi onry.*- nbton overt to ewe An, Ouwrs
Rspm,taw,. appwO of N.- W same to be,scow. pioib nos stn atree and aHYb rvnwvd. Nm epPoM,
mk N Vex W shoe to N removed-.nroa Palmnabe. oanPlelrt arondtat Fess of ne No or F,a AS int
acne tate -
G Flea.8 - A. Slats to renin wets vain jot c.-s..,W,*or- rat core. aceto Ne art wa
panrtn hashfor se.shmh ClFin IN doers Rei+rnemabe'a avid a Nwueat sn+b IF be m prior mN
Wn a en.M Flub r -W.
a Nor to art corashMgnaNvR/anenib inclulhp haw work wart, agape artaterlMA F, ataMEmd
trmmary co o, Iwiltln. XutMi N Ne Pasobon remlro, Far Fa F, sit toners, trn aaelon fpm, G.gnd Mdcn
W a _. -0 n.newn n-. drnMpe.
15 6OLMOISTURE
VdinMc satl mama kwµ in d s.a wain be Tm art Run Rotecton Arn sad N nukNlnd stow
AnwanwA Ochi n a depR a at Wet 8 mats No eN wok w ober acmN/ enol N prrriaed whin be Tm art Rad
Padainn An wttn tow vcLmnllc s.Y mohna 4 ahmeep upriry. TM p.mapmwk Rees aid Rre RapFwy b xcM1
types.bMenNpNdrAnedxlobwe(wrbninT mperpmagevdunapit aN imiaturel.
lel l3'peP-ausvMRelhrN FNM oa,.ty vN
Sud. Lamy writ. 6aM, ham 50% 1Z•1B%
LourI -,* day, sally dry bar,
LMy nam SII,i it -22% 31-96%
Slkyb, StYda, num 22.27% 36.41%
1. VdwpbksW mdtNn NNbmmewaad wnadpam ,NW<caWcevey nabs TM mer MN Nne Dptr
Bail MdA1n Mehr, D&4M5oo W Gawal spedsMTooh eat Imtrimexb. or eppamtl spinae,, mW.
B TN Oporto eM1N Fer+Nmtne aN nhoha„I.ne Wnamhhxe maa.pbe moi.bn4l.a niyy wcpN
maativm iad tat aN mniatrn dams m Nim' Abed caudN.
16 ROOT PRIRdWG:
A Pawmarry exuwmpX.Nexsoro sN made wimn25 bit o/ms irrvt stat Trn art lRarh R.factlm Anaa
Ironb andRrodrol Is.ep conioebpt+o 7A barn Nka.... Pert in akPw.ntb -d - d
tat Tne (FMn Rmdbn Nn w-area..Weae OwhMa Repeaenatre.RM pining satobin wdmmme whits
AN61 A900 (pen 8) NM eatiws
1. lkvp a ,Davin. dabybmnu d amaze bnnchvp deNn, cob a sadul NwMb ] hu a lftknR d
gndnp
2 AAs'-planondne4uLmbcWnmaswinn1ppr,s .-Frio,- tom root site Douro o -n
side ane.cawbn end toMp1be MmM1'mn.iaby wish eNtbq sN. Hkp all wt,.
17 IN6TALLATIOJ OF GEOGRID6.fkTBaFI@RIC, NATi1NG. YlOOp CHIPS MVD OR NULdi
A john Y3eopib, Fdkr Fa Ma. maAnw Wood Chip aMwNlth narae.Wbpw nM1awh on eae prom red M,M
«x airaa.d M n. Amar. np'atsnatw, b pe^aN e a eae inaR a tM.p.fiwt'Pi m proMe1M fataweip bed a
a tion
1. Naar wdinne Trna. Ram FYotenim ersa prwibamn4nvna5incrndWaod CNpwlAdch
2 FWa A,delooltMrltPranp C*F.egra nannekhareapbdtoNumwdebla,avKdealryadike,
Femc oats N S uv1Na a Vb. CHp a N Win
1 Areae where avMmOlpM vWW mficia exdpladkNinawdatls povMakYr.IGw9rMswWn6
bane d bpd cepa w Mddt
a Anea wnu.N.nwnd.hrapcn wvoiaed. ponN.bwrdGngntls i.akre-1: kcM1-Fr yNPe cMpa
M1acM1 arta arms overiM Nb. CN pMaas
l.ye ro p
B. TM Freda R,pwmaM ihd app.ve tone aprxFPnW kat dRa+cam
G reds shave rem,,µ, vNideM ddn.x•R,d altlaw wei. round d Nrl .A
nisi aat4 p Pewama
Mar/ v,NCN is sat vaNde inn I ero abed Reasons d pato nn 4 pt Uytmpn msbnek en airy gclmQ.d
mabnW ntl cn b phw'aa1V mv. by nerd.. tl+e loutim BNi maaW. soar a aW, a epprryb anal cover N
W r. whHn M Tm ane Ra n Rdedm Nn
3.6 FROTECTILN'.
br Rise- rool l+IMany.. PfseaNnsishan mrartien dirt sol: demaq tarry lwdbhaln bark,
"Fina+,,, And art rode d d paro'. and eertanmtbn dtlw tel bak «bawdsk mmbUdn rMerlaH, a- aR
Nab. oh. And art chrnigk ei ft "a . NoNy the Ox Ms Repne. R d mY sPps. s'orrgtean a darrups,N bks
wrtMM xmn knnad,sdy iAXq march appov. by tle Ox*ws Rpne.nwNa
39 GENERAL REQUIREMENTSAK) LIMITATIONS FOR OPERATKMJS VATWN THE TREE ANO RANT PROTECTION
AREA:
A Tne Ceraamw shalrW nptpeb n/caranwnn aanRy'wHn tat Tru art Pkpl PnmN A wNM1piaN
ppevddts Owmfa R,pnuMmeinFPNro:opn,tnp mndro adoMq ewlpmn. smnrgaiaP mMah-
bunnptemwnrylnNhwainLarotraMrc«pwbdefWW and vNloepmaamdomnobm beertNTa ,a
.ppm ar..s of w neat ar -.eae am ip bean a+M aMr wpb bxk4 PemN.,Ftidy., a ear wpm me Trn art
Pent Robraw Am myN'nxFaabd m aro drNvipa dwgwpi ury ,,vein. rs,radtrl.aM1AY -Med hrew.
8 In W evmrl tlwt wmmdton MHry s unawdape wANntlw Tru art PMa F+otealn Mr roM/N Omer.
R .mw..M hdmn. cud.wraron aaakni« wTN wlinaw,..
eP den pRo Fu+ .WwNmaWAron
I nor MMN kdulAgwh/Nw re NliuN. dxaiptan dirt P. -•d sandy: beWm pp. br eae
iwy Walsta•mMtl M,t NI IN. 1. arPed bm Tne and Poen Prmctipn Ana hors lM,Nosy.
PemdW aQbm aha11ru1 de Mclel mtMNmiedb Uw id 'rat.
t. In pend..-.. art saran Floor, tlw ft IN ansa, a HW aMO pause rn,dram Faro
Fater by eae me of hand iopk dr rad bang W a N IGlle.uv,6en when IMlgted or wits aha low
band egdpranlhM very nal mune damp,m N lm, cosi w sal
2. t1n•r-sionmsvPo..1em.l indvnWhrprin dkmew s/d Nwwk.aroW bamms,tlwt eon
Ntbeakave Fuw byedenroot - A(told.Thea,rinethatN.WinbvW.LHpand RAb
maManed atom pwrtenen wk part a Names. Rab w Imh eat .Wind.rtaarshd not b W wsM1 W
be epprevM dine owners repnurtNvw Exuvetonaal bt-W. oder tlwe ruts wNMd wend Man b
be areae whin laoi an ,rine Mares woMSMI be gnortua ens s^.M1,Medm cqa ncevatlons x WIcMY x
pini, veer eq -.mob
1 Trn b*.oN CrN,waitla cared myNb. bedepnm.to ckitdy ire P.Yi reps,
b cps. tonew'mk Is. branderawlairyb,ancon Wen esoF- Vorrdyinauba bytle OAnsrt
Repnel ft"Tytpbitwse(-I dN'118) orand tlh, ae--ar iM1dNbaow arbe wren
scoped arNnvMa P,dw (ANSI AioO, Ort BI W b p.am. wda emwvklFn d the aNnn
A. NW ro: nsbl feniPa+N mWry mrtN VNcatl Chip er Mad b lie entad Irdlsud OF - IFF. lootealf ,
ARataekq «ne.tonp d rMubbweNne Trn Lid Run Pmbaion winta.xv ort eine tenAarer
maIDry.
5. T-1, Praatlw'.AaMtne bmxdaawemr«Nntoy cawMp'lwMeMpdN;bd bro 2iNhx 6-eaM1
darks
I. -Fly, NM. ono Nm• wai 3 sea toes. finis, its Nods to IN Reda n Nona., b hob tem
seenw'm dao, Trade petebn etmat by ked u b NAno low -12 mord M. I/ __ngbxs work
eu a pan, eMmm casco, brass noon 12 n+onM. da steel Lend,.NII b ImMsown a
Fad x namRa Lid
Imvnso /N/.n k W to Mx be- tight.
6 Ak EauwNn Tap V. -As Fr, ler leabnp or demes, h,seared wpvm the Tree art RM Rexton Area sir
exuva . ba bamlquw"b n. wt w, PMkd a x des"d on int dnaYpa.
a. R,mwe IN VAl. CN. an Lien epPodnWwt a bit-bywd eae I" of nob asena,roto
axeavaad. CmrtM Nb. GNq for a damnw d oe Iwtlun is feet amts
Mored trF rMNeFa kms date veemtim an
win FRN F.-nN aM1sairomlpdMNWood CHp hpn eel O LitM
nfe»tlw
pasnc shin mw.ra tat.mvmm.
I Uan9•FPnM or weer lin-, Opw wawekmy to tat aea d tat e.Nabnlaa naiad of d baa
boon, appndmaMy 12 horn par m tat wok so netts praurievnN Ir+M s d a leu Add upcey aIN
bandro dnwawk For exuweam tlat pro bmM eae bm, and coat W sW 4 nanlrY m M -Peel
mobtrxe mafWd wpdN.
w thkq an ad rvuvatlm noel fRecatN1' d-Ipmd art mMMurmd la W iraexfdpapot, aN tl pxfhms
raonunene,c. bean mrdaMnrFara quymM,haarnN Msmq aea iF'-sNarttleaaFiha
so.im Wokarata eat uaro taMbsllK tat da red Nm hire nab, Npee.w.fal bee mexbmm�d
g0.1 W psi
1.) Tne d. -anon too .MI b'Ar6pade' as mrvdecWrad by LFnaa EnyN.vlm Nwp nc. YFF..
PA (412) a2689u1, w As W. w manuaau. br Ew lM Ar Toes, lac Ass« Pent Pa (966)
32&57:3 p.Oxon. -L
d Utvgacanaraml, Myvpnr. vawum buckMbwNd. rem.r•tM fol horsna •xmwtion prodm.W
tle Ab KNIa expmtlon TM vaaAmtnd ,amts pxwely corals aimaemolw wai1M nos Ppntw,
sucRNero sad praau b o pcwtl mhpnN exFaratm hob. eat tn.po.rd rob con to sesame W
red Nmp. M nor ang by oprada.-t Oo W RHSNa oscura bud irdo IM Tnn end Rerh Rotwtlan Ma
iia: tow un N aaM.Mm wmpam.a appw. m,anFa Mme Ownrf R.pa.naeve.
e. Ramco tl.nvWd and W .-retl Vb.Osis, are mbMM..d MN eat a the exrenilvn
I, 9dad/aiN wwNntlbt lourdvtan auMAy wink'nc«nple,dlmmMetdyabslM .c.aEon Gnot let
bre Dob dry LL Mkttta rata tmrol amu Mirptle tley the.cerat. an rhaf ,,core oqn over
maH. fN ,cots WtwaN.g.anm wain read Per
p Dl.pt d I,vananurma nor mats lob bre and rewl.an
R Rxmra sap weNA nos end uamnn Nwaki,wm/aed Jda aN aalmlr 4na+ebna romwed
sN W Fptody wmpdwm Nntl took. Leave wi miswkE wefts bench to a M+da d ppodmWy 10%
atMhemR N1Ai m a««M ra »m.mm
L Rxton any CeAsdaft. Fite, FMMT Wa. CMp a Ndd,W w mftiry Na ins PenowN nwdset forty
9.tp TREE REMOVAL:
A Remove Ntra-resort. byres erawkq.aM Aperfiv-ma ,A rnalprrmvµ inenwnmrma wID nal bmpe
aaRwmtrns or struann a CFiripM. un,dL
A Rrrow r- sro phiressr w fbptur-m n nF•c9.N. m1lmhN opanWh/abma.m
.pqm saw,.. vuia, amPd F,N elamena aM.maNn.
C. G.... wM:,any,cedos rearm realfd inn un cotircMNtl'mbe Insert PkaPMrapn
Mea of norb Norse. wRhbSpatdtat Tne dna PNd Probaln Np shallN D-h.tl mrortpooW nines
dad d pmarq,wlMan.
0. Rant soarers ea p. Fel.wn, aNdw. goonil r tbonas ntl mdenla, Pari to nmb f- decoys
aero allo removal,prawn, aMfrom wnwNm opratom PrmrtianMdiraNb tle rm1 einem imNc baa, W
wmhan trnkapa orfgrt'm. eMbeadimn wngraFn
E Rsrtsw stomp art lnxnad'ub rod care hwnemtaq wxtotoramevM Nkdtrwn bun Wbrya lxtlnss
rood m a bPM1 stat IANs.t hupos root or ori boar 18 irhd+,f balOw nNip mist rook Mich vein' if Mf art ver nor area
d trn ibex nor aamebr dnabink (CeHI.
1. Fa bee wMntl+e sRprpwM bit hears tow psetl ansa Ped rocemabbldwlh 4116 incM1es below dx
.ramp w.a Nn..On inn atpm nae arm Nw P•,w nn pprpenM•N 2p%wrest Babb. Fa,aw.
pliary FperaNm+tliepr art a wttlr nAY tle naWrp hoN 1ros Ms nen Zo%wood Ramos NsvaM sip
w.aF. bran mkwp ogntlw W Nei M In a imM1 Myer. inm ta+w. RI a. wtkv.oatsMe n w.
ak, any`terb,lt nsn.,l umor puaurn, compact. bas%dirt mximKm M/ bNM WMam Poaor.
TM t)+mnrs Rxm•rhW, art aRawe nai hick a int W dirt puWro opp.tbn.
z In arc-wMnbe Ne bubm hnmapbrhhrp totl«Minn. rwrowdwaodaibsW bfa NI. -V h.ba
with pla.ry x01 M dNNd M 6pscadion 6,Nm Wrary fiat b mdmm d 12 bah Myws sat Fompa to
80.85%Foto amarum try dainty sis,dam Poaw.
_11 RNfxNmc.
A Vatlin s4 mNwatm ommW dm aaWaamW compb6n. pYNdtle. wNPrtlpua bnrcMa bprman2
kaM1 n dambrhom N baa m mNb
B I,rgemerhdlxuNnp rawmmmbNNrmMmN arborkl reps.
p RUN a ko.. M1erq'wq beMsa Lid Vrhes Yron eWtirq ken a. sbubna a•nn,rMwsa, xeW W tl.x, p
pNry areae n top«
1. Worm wuana(M wNuty dine apo. w.N devHlon
2 Pakry ares -wain l2/M saedyaN papa. parknp.unw dmvaam
1 Sb,W area dna-whtin ldrM wnWly dun paps. dmbp ants,, dnamn.
0. Npurirg told Ntlum Mwcatlara, wrti PN51 A3pO tpat t). ISA BMPTrn Rin'mq paten Meat art int
Ties F-.,
W., VaAllGsUN, areae Nen Intlurry" EdMW Gdnun &inn Kamp Ndls M,nery W Jm dark 20191kbn
CA
E PMwm art. pNHrg Wk-XMq[.miM dawnpmregwabtl trybe anrs RepnmMUve.
F. WN, inn psis awnw 11gN1 metioF as PrWry to* brw,en da wink 11 iMXnaul heed.
113 WAMPWG
A TN CFrbaap ahN bNlY ropmbl. to inns tlnl adgnb xbrk pwid.toY dantbNw.Fn..d Mire
theuaro conafnrp.N. Atlewaevein,sbN.mN meinaMro cal moisNn tem eae Prmmnwik poloma
sena of a 8 irpno a Renins,.
b. TN Gm "Njibl be rdomtic iMptlm sYAtem NawMN., and airy abkbnd wa,r, habil nuns
was bee as rewbsd
G P. k*Nbe mKNe<on. in NaN wAM1n eae sea roto to detemanebewaa wnaA
114 AEEDREMOVA
w pmry eae coruluacn Ori., coned nldares tint».neat uw.tM lenwdineWRanRmdw,dna
b -t wee Oma a v.ar.
1. Ndudsnu u. rW SRwmmNPamrp do Prone Tr -,M Phan Rded«i Ran to mmain sNlN
c.rnldretl mweed4
B NtM WdNcaawQbn Ren. Prodb oto MM wndrydw TnaaM Pea Probchon Ma
3.15 INSECT ANO DISEASE CdRROLIER
A Mails dFamsbnmbfab,w,. imMirintatbro eiary n•amn camewtian paid Prode,N
tan.. psImM coed Ipplisbbap eaedabinaheath WbuMry int prindpl-dm,mated Ren Mawpamn
(PM).N p.Qtlx v1uY b eppMd M s canTlae p,sNida appfuw.
3.16 CLENN4N
A Owrybre Lid Pan plodpw.rk,NpNWinn abaR premrb ruaampY dxnaM work ux'mn
inert coMecn a tat art a aad+dry. R,mon Nan art tl•N. in corspmn Irom tl-e art N Ms urea win a weak
1. Immedrw area up dry spin. a baWtl aea IW. d, fresh a tlehns bpp'Nd byres CFrdMwRom N
sunaua wpnw Ut pojea inn pike nye m inm am rapNw'bN Repo,/.
B. Q,ce tree protediP wk keoniplele.wnM1Nwil Ram pnamnh art ares, svucfurw.Ewra whet NhpmN
caapdmpvairo b•ds
G Matadregimmpmhn.nm,Wbmge toNwwkwoturwkatlt Na
D. Pam. art ds -of 0,w -A Mulch, Yiood CNis.. Raaaybp and _inial br-41 to tat she of
GMdol
117 Removal dlurdrp W Nan Trn W Pen potaem
w Nat nedNcpwatim qNa«wren r.wxroaMbeownra R.Pn.d,tlw amine Nnndnp YN.
C' .Mads Go aMf eF md'mW a Tr and RaaA m,Mi
hits pat. t scow muAP w Mdlw n aMuti 'al.
3.14 OAMAG60RL3S6TOEXITTINORam TOREMAN
B AM trra«pbnh.Mei{pieteabnmin art wMdian damp. brtne CatrM«salb npbutlb k'M byN
CwwMwriMNavn• •. Tr -thNto Lid wkheMdtkW.r eMd art «6kufi which
xpW a hph inter pql FtlPu
awn h b.a 6nNN fMl N np,ud inn a pea d sense, aptln,M aw.W errs a tle bqM alze pMm nxenapy
,wattle wHN mr s Iw. WMn relaaurwil Ream a• m NMs tlantM ate dN pan: W{ h dampa0, nor Ownes
RpresedNsw shN apvo'nn, aW aN paMydn. r,pMce,Nm den
1. Ntrw aN d,rb alb Niratal. penes npirwnabaBReFYiw.neaten PlarMp
G garb nM wdvnpatl.NlbwmNrea ngakp nplac,mnaxarainlnN.erathatNdamp
Nrech mon tlan 25%alto avert 25%dbe issi aM•maa trod pd,Nonana.mtatrnis damap.nsW•
mernatnt trn court 1n•bp im a FW,nW Nn tl. Tree and sluN n N repac.4a1 N r•mnvea M tle
ConUMot a N Dors arReaa
1. Tina Mmh Reyes.rnuve cony ,,gape an inmPudera sroalMroaawaany b.e«d,rd tree apgaero tow
bre Nmga mmam+m n.k Mem a CmhataF
C. AM hire net is doerrrired n N d-dwaIsot pet -sly Nzart-F, ft Omar, erbomt and to
nwMa eae OAmrs Rprwrrtatw.NA b Immdawrarp-bythe --r re Afoes eapern.. tle -1
T..- a1 W1 bdub N dean upd N wine Fars -d= d tN at,_ m A aeah.&M 1. plan tNreplacende
oee w Ream -A Fid clop ham be aNmp she and NEW ON rating hide vests nesoa
AM nnWl wok ver drpped aahbq pant -.d el ft mxlbro a-- Wl be tormlet. tyro
Contract amcoutoihe vvnar Rsmetlbl wort sMN nduG inane lrtaedlv.sN Mlan nmeaWnaN vulical
woR
nsdclhYp punvp ntlwmWry Fw•a and dews versa aabuna Ni,camc, wmpenaanrY w.wro adddmW nukhbq.
ntl wad inane fpplMbri trn 9rwN reWa;Frf (TGRI
E a Baal workmY•deMpto bro yon hiodnpNco,iplawndmroo-uctionk starve leraM nequiremmlea
,txaide apputbm «ton. m.m uM.da.migeaa a r,.pi,.e awn Fret year.
ENDOFSEC11MOIS63a
SECTION3Z6300
PLANit.
PART1 GENERAL.
I., SUMMARY
A The awn dwpk bidusea N btor. mbntlr. ,ppamx took, epipmem bruin, b,n,lanatlm art s,niw
curybr, art IndtlMr to prrmmbp tl opero.n n cerxecton win kurisM1RN, tldiwr/. W snblaton d den (oho
lowers x'IarAcapnp') ureses,, aNwn Doan tlrawpa art n epee. M1xePF
fl Theawq awaXnmN aadin indutln, baht nor led. b. nor tobwap
1. Lush-onese..ddamMinW dspoiled driF
2. Waw WIRRAslea parrs,
1 Mach, feNoe, abbe, art Pune N-FAFF 0-
4. Ma.emme a At 4-,1 pwb Lid one bymrp dbe_rrars, caned
5. Ranwurew.
e. aeon Wand deposed d N eros art..A. maw,
]. Mabbnanc. ad ApdMd part, Mira int wammty sed.,
1.2 CONTRACTDOCLAIENTS
A 6M1d F.NWdwwtc.tlpa.M annual wrWMm andbeinn.vuala,amrp.-ro basin oin,w awnerb la
tobristleNhens. mbneb.eatlsMex acus,tans peerns%se R db wok TMaOI para era toe
menhir. u vein Nham•r k W. w by am/ pN ane/ N n bsdre x cdtl la b ns,
1,3 RELATEDDOCUMENTSANDREFERE40E5
0. Rented Dopstn.:
1. Orasnp W para PFvbin a corbM iWudry gwrN eat amdeNMaN c«daom eae Olean 1
spdhaions appy ro wakdlN aeabn
2 Raab SpadlgNn6Mlm
a 6ec.n-Trn Rmdlm and Plan Praedon
& Rerernc-'.TMfNwNq app allwsard abndudsdMa orparmllom a,d dowmerb FMW 'a tl#a pnprepn
form, a can dN spaFanlbnb be aredrpar. by tat rfenrsas iMW. in nor ma n,i eae nwta,i.ra am.
fdkrwhp raeanud atuWaas art aFaBuMn wriNlwNM1 tlNspNvat'wr+aedm N raq.Memsms eine spolatlan
scroll PaWL b Na awmnst be raghialNrh d ery d be foMNre rru.metl fNMerdr W aP,ctunfio,a cor/1ctwNi
Lid, dMriM iron sdromn rwdre,mm sib Prod w x aebndrwd byre, Owners Repnenatbn.
I. Sw•aGWoma.GgnmmaFa.aM Apnoeas Reprtetw NNur»ry': mPMbm, RUM art Gnd'np
2 AN612W.1 Anslun 3bM.m la Nun, SorX cowl artM eGMrs
1 NNS ASop- 3aNard Reuw(a Trw, Snub 1,W1 Woody Ren Ma Nnsa. most aa,a,t sdill IM
pars
a F erkes Gnd.n and Stands,& la Nursery stall, wra4 edeen (Fio ioa Da Rnr am a Ami«Alu-a TeARNA e•
R).
5 btsrpealnd pies nope And dFFFR « eM1N reMsrce tlw l0mr, dmm+ab. vinF F ftmows .plant
oeswdpm dFa res __ tat sn" d -no, eae mut wren tlochnnt"Rma
e.
UMA - TN Q..VMam F-eMomwton Neavakr 'Tlra mP.Jy,.w,,.FFNnoasbaardw nNi1
h NaiW diNwtly L.nbnp Rens: NINtl Da: Stipw RNI.Nre, CNmpfpn Mmb. Mpt Cumn Eatlm
c TM Nov EUwt VMbm Liemn Baok Oxmm Hwx mast pArarc edkmt
6. RUMrg prad4aaaral-- to brdnnendanon'finuchad A gA- Far TM Gr•n Mduatn'moat
rurterd aatlon peMn.MUMnTre, Foimdanm. VneN. CeYlanb.
]. GMasry d NboncdsoW T*M Narntbd SpcRt, d Aborts ,, CNnsMim IL mut pored edoi
1.4 VERIFICATION
A NFUWd.enwa Pna dnwvhp an app.imefn Broro pnwdrywaM1 art woM.nw Coraaaa sRN
caaM1ly std W vein al artwtbm art ghwralin, W .hal immeabtw hmm eae dmMa RaprwrtaiM d art
d.sr•paral-btvn tat Narmaan m n• Omwros art int aQW rnndaaw rrrMniry hum.Iro erN wok in dor areae
ural pmri Renin, b tle w M ine OaaYa Rpn.arNa
fl oda weds 6eupancybme plrM quaita'as hetw.ea rev pan dawbps end tln pNn Gl oub.fa wand
stlwaaa N number apex w squre bmq drew pMNre b. aetwly dea+i m Me pan trsM^as sNl N tlxmd
warts art pay.
t.5 PERNRS AND REGUUTION6
0. Th,Cepetla Mnl odunaM pybrYpemb Ma.mms »dimdbew�k inline P.dpny.dubamM
pmMicn dirt canna ar putts c.rdiNr. TM Lomractor nhN mRdr wren a14wa.M orimxsa b.rp mN
Fpwetlon «uAat dirt work a dawn art apcR.. W. GrNaw ob•ms bet a cmAkt.Nb boson para
na+nanarn aMn,wwk oversee be mmM aFFmiuhb rc. conbMa vel pulpy nxdy t. own.rs aeax.maxw
n wmiq irMWre a e.xndln a eat Nwwn Qwron art awro.a ro eae wMa Ldp rxdNq n«n daryx m art
wok
8 YAwr,ver MamhFn Nhorde mabMPEaawaa inamadwiw vats wNdiwokbbbPMormd «leabdN
.mon it Wuhan dila itmdrb W catlaa aurora w be etfaclrve dad d the wmaQ aNl spin. urea, oNmhe
axPxw set inn.
C. none of FaM6aamroart rehnroed Wert-Amcoda or tsN.an rA'rreronc. Wrdmb art coax eat the
apeffiFWFan, Ma come roaikei. ria dMal spiry art , Rapoeeatira AW deanrme Fnich ANN .ft
1.6 MOTECTpNOFVCRKPRCRERTYANDPERGCN
A TheLoMQa Wladswatry paMiN work adpmaPropeny,aMlM Retic art sad Nr-paaibHf«art
bm9n a injury dq b Huhu,ctiom
1.7 CHMN SINTIE1W K
A TM CwwfRow pl do mYorder Chap -mine wok art the caresser ane MoukN FoPr-Fd
ber.Adantsene-k Reba deka,Mtat COMmrIp MnFmgvxtia costN m.e and eppw.In wmbq
Mae evaF W p tat wpb i maws,
B Ndarp-mlM work, naareowa art tomato,, rew.M for brematiori (RFl1 sato aa+fermmiM caroxt
pram corhda« rogaenwraf.
1.6 CCRRECTIONOPYAORK
A TM CoMct.r.dtlWrown co.l, sad roxwaeaM wakna blkmwmonn to nor nganaNm o/tle waned
art ad nnady ddsW Onto faRy maed.b wwdbnrslNDupn wren nonce hors uN Ownefb Repxan,6v,. a eve
:wm.i x po»eb tmbrwn N twraxt. inm aM1erwck and s.xodwnne euNM..
1.9 DERNITKN6
N bran Inns vpclAutim sNl b w anrs. inns "Gkwry d A1Niiaiiwal Terror or es mea. brow.
A BFx.mx:Amuvut root bel ptlwp made awoN In tat aNReaarm-ap.ba
B cmbinr p.n Rax na.n eramm.ndlr.n wn,Mybawmm.rlroMaro l»xaatrn.
G DdwMs dare: tory Lias tlW hike nroet eae dad wNN,eaawNrddnx sgNFlm.
D. EM ofNbrnry FndAwadnce.Tne dW wheats Qxah RwxNNH•acusis NtN Rena aMwwknlnn
nectron mat dirt mMkemm d nor wamw. a h.W.11ut tat mbnah art wwkmmMpwamny Iw Rentrp
Fbntry Soil W niANo^ work run cenwrtrtwNi each Nm.
E. Fiedmowntme(SMI)'. Tr -7 -Nin Add,dfadbaal2mom ,raFhavw
F. HFaft", Rra tliat an p,odnp baaondaonnW.p»ire lit aha. aovm tlanM wlor:am wNw Aelgrown
ret- typwl an. apdaa Lid cdtiveh M1atkvlWM asa4lwri..i-.I« nnd+ding eM.d. dnnap aMwutar
mrWllFr,,.
G. KFa mat Aroe wtlnn the rad pdbpaN bat. mora Man W levees
H. Mai.--: Aoliwb int -.-be hapm a,ars, Arts, -firs. and As deAmd In ms apeciAcdion
L M .Ne TM tome p.od,as dented In ma apecacenor, whets nos Conr,.Qw IF m Porde rminawnra
J. Nerrok- r,."Paod ai Aar' rardutl(.).
K Omer,Rep-eawWe: Tre Anon a op nrod by eae Own. bre ni neei wi itle ni a art Ap NW1d
tle wink sate sem-tow curh'wtry admin win ns Coroaaor, TM Ow R,R-erFtl e, purr may appdrd
..,ser mmtw redappose art xpecbdNwank suis-NMntlsuperQa•a w}w PeRerod tle Pans
L Rw"AAAWr Acrody Ywien w.'m ma ap•ciNri.n MOrvsmpWl waky, r.b enndeE tanwniM rev
coAliem N. wt nor NM Pa-teWeMam a by errs ahNRy, heeMr a prwM d tlw p►rd Thb sprfiutan
recopnt-cod h is M wade n p.u'u duhb Rn a N.dab. w tlm toms aacepae nanlry paloFaa W sruwraa
nodi In pato, Imxcapalle m m. Peps
Nan rwonttM a renoNtay Is bee In reWiFin b dmr in.n s- AF we•N, dna-ed, snien, N Wd nn an at
wi ro heamen weed Nr r. were rasa Ran Me
NFat's, aayh red aPpylry r.wPp.a kde0 Npem.n
praaln.
TH', tnFyFabn nsoPco nW isms _F_ oar. b -WY hoed on masa, Nndrga and -pdesse Nl
In cassof 'an IN O.mehR w.m n Ahad deemim when
j,,F%mm�rFpe, amp npke OprxrnN q
ondeons , pages w •x.moaa
M. Rode.t TN cox d rods bW-roart td a tutatm dnteWippee inn this ese whin Via -INA mi os a,
N Rod NI mokaq.- rosinis Wt--resfile rcpt hal-1--Poi TM rmt ick.-myNad-
-W in .road IN ma Nl for sN
wlmniM mw.pon,amw gdepma dans mry.
pt
O Rod FaW lroa aawn,mmMre mmi Nre Aenr TM r.ymabebxadnetvwwMre lM myority atla
abbMet mob pinna Iden abm. uuafy a w rwr pound MW.
P, Svue. Wo.y Firw wa+-a Nip. a-Onstw kat urea 15 Mt
Q Eget haN.st0 R. arae, x FWtl gown hex tlW are naanicatyh-We. immedblw oa poorest b
be finV dewy shewNlaul heap rsrtwy h«niM dpprg macMu.
R Sbm: Tfe-dtean
S Saehrdal L«r,lMbn Aa•garrw: The eae p the eat dirt PMNro. Poemlro Soo and knga'wn imbMNn when
ttn Owri,rn P.•p•xnsw• .paps bet N wore, In tete zealom s FF^deb end tlt Vhaw Rerdtl Ms exon Tlss da•
my N amst«dtan n, ron dfFNwid mnawRn ram. ober semom am. wart.
T. Sbmyra"rer rod rta•ghn Akar damMr draw mizlroNtruNc orwiMNpFroxabmuc�m.
verb, a V t a haw Fr nprodmaiy Wise N hit, lrurdr dromxene¢a a drdhq tat bud. Rood eM1N be vomitleree u
Sem Gudbp em Nw wmtkwb Nr• niMAWa mamba NrkmN,ct
U. 9nminM rmt: Cq Fns IuuPoM nook emerynp IramN and der
V. TrnSVNpeaM man+temm. dab van means Math eamx.abN arMatlun l5fw
1.10 GUBMITTAIS
A 6nwmactpaaN c«diens la po/cYWPwmane Milord to subNmk
B shbdNP,.-oadub awm.b WrmlmbbNnadwaup4
C. P. F tint It manfadunr product deb art Is-dxwie, aA'Fe ins ngirae by tat arAon m IN
O+m,rt RegwatdW. br apppeL Prodtle ahMNal lonwean Mm to ksWatim of pore.
D Rad PFwan'umaabF.Sbnd pad pi FanacaM lin Neem lnd..ft net se. cosh iN n-iore'e
IN apsFMAW F' F Asst be nwdremrb atone F W dy'to be amts Rwmsaaent /a epp,owl. RNW, sub "
IN, w.W W" NnsbMtlon d damn
E Sarrplm:5amm s,mplodeach P• -eat ml.dwM1en rswir.Mtls spcRdion to eae Ow Ws
Repxanbeo rw.-I Lehr -0.m inagl.P,Fdra, dierecluhtk.,Wbxnpaineae work 6amd. ibe
mise:,
nor aF,Ra «fry.Cleatma with d ober npmmmsbe axdnM nponibiky d tre GMriF,
F Pans__ a N pane x raqu by Antilles - Seed. "Rine'mni3OvwahR.pw.-
renappweL
G. ODsoutF briosh, Sda,A to NO .Repxanarva kr.--
t. Wit m.agroe dab end nwiremma.
H vwmwatn. iN wsN read if NabromM.Nro dwrpN wnrRV Once, deeaa,sbs .nrpta
W -W PoUsay nbC Ter ndedraE byNn apecflo f saubnt awNenrecmtl d nor YaN,imbtl'mp arN prohlnw,
Pd,MO pdarra, art rry ncamand. cmxeM seen m be Owna'a Repxenane la approvµ
.art OBSERVATIONCFREVPoW
0. Ths Owsar's Rprwnatw may observe nine womaartyma Tne/mYremove urrdn amunat lin codom*y
maP.1-11n.R,IM.InrteMk ileainhren,daby,scow. ft tin•and r,dx.atat CpdtMFriapom•.TM
con of fnero mart,, W matro.F,cticanmw d M hat fMN N RedCereaaw.
B Ti,a m 'ReprwruNva slay N'O. ee or rat papa. atlw work.. OR, wdhmry Nob -se is fat
bbdro key tlme,b IN coraaw5w paws. TIN -1 RepwrtaWe.- reNabtlfugclarrt ares -i-1. "Ib
ab she.F.-done Cin.. Rep.- to mawfelt obaw.om sMp not roam hat C o, hors mown,, NIle
raryrarwn a tln..."Aten
I. STE CCNOMWS PROP TO THE STAT OF FLANTIWG-iwNSWarttraineewnoti-
2. WMPLETICH OF THE P AN'r LAYW STMING: Rmex.the pian by.LL
3. f1ANT OLALRY'. R.imw of elan quFRy at be Ow a daN q W prior to baronet., R.- res -kV prem
b.*.areaxhae p-alble, W in d urs" to PSMry.
a WMPLETO, THE PLANTING: RMrw els -,lend paminp.
1.12 PRE-LCNSTRUCMONCCNFRFENCE
P. Sawa.aPe<.mruroon me.rowa,lft OwNrs RepoematwaNxtswn(t)days blFroealnnnp wakfo
renew ear w ._ ft Grro'ector mY N's r.gamm N won, adm'nnvaa a a---9 c«abwNn art Poled
work adtdie,
1.t] QUALnv ASSURANCE
A SuNbrap C«rplMbn A-A.--AFCsps- of. work pial. Nsbn 0.. -Ann, Ren.'.
1. pr f Censono mWee fine inMs , of AN bm wtnin serem me (M RSPxoRarve"oess,s
.1 -is, Iarbawad Ca pleeon A.aaFoaa,Pon veto. nquw a tat GN.aw. The reena shatl b
ncrwd,i Ma tncalentlar erys Mare nor -Pled eae ane pMrvMlon
z saabmr Lwnde[an A«xwawe✓ave ownua R.p..waws.w NrwpmrM cmlmnmero ap.alyd
eae. clan Wr aN wary W red Mim tow Casnda arxpo..wayfa M wd«conesrote imbed
aotmwnn.. Mdod, coma apex.
1 Mry Ream tat an tla•rrad drAN.nxdefin. mNrtM povlsi«e btbv a'relM bacup,d
a TM Owra'.MPesalann wR pMMhw CaNuw with asAhoiadmvAt+eprwrddtle dad pSmsterAY
LanPNnon 0.aepbrce aM1M b,pravq aline nrtMy pnotlaM CM nWnlenace p.bd (d FMN mdraeneae h
kdudedl.
C. C«aatora CA*WAA, a FRFspamkttF.:TM ComadornadwrnowsWelorpmMywmdans w«k
D Irateb_%ftabon: This bwtede"alltoe firm teary a bast 5 yaws daucc.esN.pnaae da ncop smlr
to coca nine. brbe w«k'madro Ren Nn&rq W pMrisp d brq apemen box In hrMn aro-. Thor Pena Ism elven
mtN Pard,q.d rwNn.pdF.d.l Lid Wit manna.
1. TMF.dat Mtlawok reds, tis svabn vNlbappmvetlMNowwf R,pserrtarcro.
2 INbMr Field 6hpelwaion:,taneat prdvq wonNin POPw,sisbBar fIN mMrbin, on AAsafN n.
aupavha veto wcarmuraceb n Erobh wM tle--Repwr -.
A IrabMr.5se.lse-o, shall Nve.-irum a five year vA-.AiMtl tis-FatNxq pWsaM
Nes Itin eats' Fri ane papas. Pq.. end can mmmWwb n E1ghh vela tat Pinner.
RapxeNeva
a TIN %Rea --1 Nve A minbram of 3 Mean a arimmert a natslabwl of Planing S.C. RaminW. wit
1".. ('-amk vel .""'no -on" a.N plan, Wrenn don arc:.IMyean Fad
E 114 PLANT WARRANTY.
1. Ile Caaadu spree m npbea eeMmawwk.M dehdN, Pbm. The (torah Rapnsaaecw sMl make be
fid daanimtlw N Fax mrnxa.pMl2mon w tlW pyres ars ddsdx
Pam w.n.w.nd e.yn P be saw a shbWnAM comdetm Aw.wnce Lid coramw IornelNo.,q
Ren., oras. M d.aryq:
a. Tan -1 Ywq.).
.. srwe • 1 reaTF
I. NOW suer W Permed Mwar Ohre -1 Veaid.
it. Baba annual fee- seuwM wt, deb- vets Prsd of.Peasd Nom er Pnmry dlspM.
2 YNwnbeiwkkamp.in grh,bewarteayp.adnANl a#,ndlmn •ah Fns Ransil 8-tanta
L.mgdln Am.p•mxm n.bmwW eae ane batwn,w caned Tea-. a wri.my qdm r« nor, vex
d Rein w.nuay. Mini ,,rime a oto ersa
3. NpMrM sihNbwnn .bma Nne rmdnmv. ror nom walNwiri,,More in pisapctuaierF
p ft fiibna NNNatoned-perk I mekpmw nwbermrb. Tia OwMar,ye»nmcw she,
mats be d delrrrwWim N deme to d,habe.
2 Plods diournmt b N drMM" ero NFF mNelaolly upon nodAdiw by tow Oxara R,lu•srtetna
.sherd wirers ma to eae Owwr. - aFP as weahs, FoMihaN I- And whin eae,asaiad PaMro
plod
3. AnY w,k,rouse in Mk aReCMFans,,1N aar,Rpnwrmms dorm, tne PF,RFA of fat wink to wart
Finn Made nrhdry she -A a mob «bnmlm, or Fant o daub eae: Nra be•n Nre name dutrp
bmAlarlon b dery w ersonM- dine nnN W N -WiF. x ip A_ m odd eat cp . d IM
wanes. nrN--one Lw - dsFRke not suchn ,aArbn web coq oapronW tat nwre Nakh
d IN pen.tle Pont «pads b wM Nffbe Is- .Mrep..wtlhgarbWt.not crowndo-
nntnine,rariwco _
a The Cwhadw a soar, hem epb i dams. she SiestaN
sl cmi's"on arse"'. am Mngms wartaw
pend rep as removed try.tan. too w damp. sue to awpray a Pond lost «dema9. by a read Rerty,
va talkm, way nbW doper,
s. zaramrxaNl draw "WF" adoorhl ape a oNF.m tpoea. Febmnum end bsda-cod
reduwmrb.M. n nN I'"Fara. Make d -.g ,eek. -m PA. nPacvwb. ii meek. FNI
es eta At ro sae opt to N Ower.
fi. TN wanany a tl nsi-rayl Flank old Food 1. n additional -1p nod hantne date d tat,
accesA-rbrr.phumnl In IN eve. tat anpb»mn Oka eared.-plahN-i, or .rear a -of in
sM4 alai wan* Pdoe.- Omre Raprxanatve my eke oto man M .canwh ion or aFFR 1p
can bm TINae trMrY repaaunemis- anMpmcscbtl wrier Aw "es -
7. D-nry And ey fat•Md IN wanaeype-,re - a al trn wrp, sx, aid pwwp Wax F, . by one
OxmfI Raawsnee. to nmb In para N hen the do not n.e vdfidsm d- to remain upy+t. or NFa
rnukirp,Maorcr.ndwap• n uirw bulwa. end N tbk. a ,sabre rtasd if +ewYaa M be Ovmera
R•PsaeNOrv,.
fl EMdWamn/FFW Ace.paha-AaaPbra. daub at Ua eMdlM wunnY prod
1. NUN eat diN w,aruAyp...n•Owneh R•Pnadltrw vtel obaervatlwnametlwwk upon wren
rpueu dirt CmNdor.TN,,ventsNAbrr bee at kevtfnohne, bin MaeN racM•d deb la
and obsnnnm.
2 EM dVhnny Fid J«ap InpN plea not wMn d tat ragdnmrb Atlas wink uWrN aperippmn
eat n pwRpgon »Non Pa..
adtp 6.N aid tn Nw been cot
19/16/19 -REVISION I
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tiri��2�SERT OOg9c
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a STATE m/
OF
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BRYAN ROBERT DONAHUE, PLA
LICENSE * LA6667130
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)rawn By RG _
Irawing 1081
)ate: 06/28/2019
LANDSCAPE
SPECIFICATIONS
SHEET # LPw3
tis SELECTION AND 089ERVATIal OF RNVTB
A The Owers RePnaR4An mryravin d darts aubRa to appwd ride, M,qR wan/. cnweaa, ora Rmin
a appovtl awry darn dw8p M pocne d,GNw, tleww, inWNw um mbdnbnud,Ne aNl rM
pavan Mtpaa Ram Wer r%•aw m ft acts and M d•n gw14Y Wnpn Dr pMotay exuuro d•bG ports
aPpndimt wen rptoa•pad
a %.sIIIOiO,1 a✓s RepnmaaLM roaxvn rb Nit ..al tats ba•rve a pw. It runny Oban
tltlNw aft m rjt qam cop N M mW .perutipn es atl rpm IniM apwmdw, d a pbaFubr Mt or
wLakmerd aN,ppl un m wmGtl m me mnry, as a twnpi y M Ownora R•p•ambkve, its apMd upon
rermM mar b.'Oni yM'demo wtheyOM w pw41 ft a" I,I Jon ft dram m.aft
nwMnam am form nM ap,pYimaan MY wwkb cont M N4G aha b m M eWrtoh expvee.
1. Tb Owala RapeatMamaYmdsiwaaM nbawt�aft pamaroot systemMM rudftrW
unv end Mbp aft and bi In pmwM in order m Wemme mm ft d.M me.n M gtalpynpaemem b
dean dma rut wlu and Ra•nu d roan ebow ft rod wtlar, Such aaepaeam ori M MrmM gam
2. Cwtbra an tObuGvekenatft Maaw'YPMrta ahippry.
C. TM Gmadd sMl per N cut roWib dad arractrpn.
O. NPam Mt a• M., �da w I.Ill I--homft sMaroa IPaW ngaaMM para poaaeam
Z
wet to M arnr
E6ubriltofta 'ft, n,radwt 'rc ftnam colo-Oudn uuII
P Pp.w dma re
Papaeaa swan d•w•q.d•gems m Maw dam dor mop pa.;e. TM Graamhd kxduNM
Itp4rtic01 am comrcn nm.aroft cots-rrwd .4eWn. obs dm.sery malwiebb Wemwa tMtft
rr4nmb cots M rgYnmera, o1M aepn
F TM Culotta aN11 wa tM porn' remamleatle pd w PrW ftO.mMS Rep-, to obusaft
roIX snbm a d gam It M nwamr «fb v. putt to gamre irrJunry.roam.moral d mol w wLabab
arouroft cox a ft 'lout. obxrvdw msYaaeh q -a -1..r uI,.vats mm M perm
mamma raRanrtwnbdMep� cora ret cwronrorewtrw.rm.
G. Wane nqu Od ymeG fl Rapnvawa, aorta pwlopaga d Pam O,Wpdtliv. umpla d dr.
RuIVIg'shd b IwN, IN Gay tlega ft pun,ppmn Eau aubmad drag, 041 cpaam a haphf
Mwerce, -es a mnswro.tldt The -4 d gem y b• Ovinia Repwraw, vie prnopaph doe not
w.*. ft Owmrl RIO -11. lis9a b.1M _`O1 wN. w sM
1.16 PAhT SUBSTITUTIONS FCR RAMS r AVAILABLE
A Sumo N npwem fa sWNNV.n span,pwu., m ea• m the Ownia ftsp•aaraaava Wr alawa, pate
punmaelnp M popmi srNPNiPrs Repuut la autremabn+Ml b acrwp•ni wAh a IW d raaeriea conbdi
mfta•aMiIO M nptlntlpleM and• r•ccrtl drift' atlemp �ob 01ft r•piredm.6 tus'. shat .
♦Mute swaoaad ppm farm Mt coup dd,+milerp Iarpa dib,aadNwanl,Np slam Mnspedfii,w
damaft_m AA and,Orin by hu. cuXivar diyn avrNdr maY demi+. rel codaMrepdram.m
dft,peafcwou, bN wfibh maY b ewbde for ausar4on
t,tT SITE COYARIOJs
A n is ft mparoYJy d M Cwandorro b nen rid suasce end subsufw romavu, and m rcdyft
Omwt Rapueraesa, 4»Wrp, d a^Y dreum.tarna nal world npmhtlY ♦'Pari M huts d darranp,. Do M
pouNw#n work Wtl unaalaaory wmPiwa Mw been wrtad<d.
1. 6htdauaulau dmNP or.a wndnom bsncauMwi whicA woNdmdeamweNro pr hp wivald
qw mmenLL M Camadw aleft noNy M OwnY+Rapx.m[Ne m swnro, MErp M mroaen aro euMA v
p0patl wvire cod a car•d'IPa. Y M Daaadw lda m natMme Owners Rapn•mwe el sPb
cpmtlau, nMM eneA rxuin rxpardW Imo dart maMtl untlerM wamMy deuce rift apwXpatlwc.
fl h is M reapo-.piety d M,^.pKraaW to m urN.p wimM meal vaa+v when,+, end A•ry swan♦ qam »,9
b n ra11d aYtlr erose wrrdtlana Report am pobrPial ea111IXR in wrdirp, b M GewM1 Repesaranya
c. TM spWcaEI On pal d Ruaro 6W and byaew Af appkad•Y room m cwiGtixtl accepW Prom
ft imbbtim daft game.
t. wmro oprmibrn sMNrwt beynuml such Eine mmftrapedw anNmb wnpmW opwmWrellaM
aM(aj b m dans, On M MWbn system IwmW area hn h•en P1bM'4ay' dawviam appravi M ft
Oeners R•pa•mwe.
0. Iwtua drpp dWl m pwbmi .pap nae. prmds Wronwamna arm sod wt®Emu w sum W in awertleriw
vdm bwW acuPetl hnncuqunl Pamua
1. Dena inhl qam nm,muariahaan+ok.Do tin4l qam ewp bWmal weatnu. awAtaninw
wow w d,Ma •wrMr rid orb or wwdv Ppmniox.
t 18 P GARWNDURLITIES
A Gmaddand wraun/.mmw me aLd, rx«d antl dupe'/dvLvmProbecmmetamWrMmft.Atbp
rnWprwm ceMidara peon tllpynp
B Oae ,bacond WPDrewmINtlb+ aro OOOuworkinamwrw ftt Ml wad pwaH. bmaW, Hand
u-I,nrewind. MaimspnN drake•' In y Men wrti pN w'pand rrna*app teat uup
C. Ndncatlw a I II UIw Lon.r.-N-511 k rapkndf« N Pamry anis: TM GNmmr b
-,IMI b ImaaNp ft Wciw and uOft Kinn nuten rrcscorer♦y SuaNw 111.
PISR12 PRGGtiCT1
2.1 RANT.: GENERN
A 6bndwN ora meaalarM RwiN Gm d WsaMe/. sae, Pmvs, aptn, ad worn p wppen a charm antl
awawa M arm.a aopmade.
1. Npbm mdut^D M ua bleimereiaa p cwbinr,'ae W burkcdpw pis sbecortorm ro AN51 ZB21
'AmaWn e4roambr rNsary 9mek' kbetatl'aw, ulna mwgAi y ppaiou'n cob apedPapen YAan
masa a aattld farwsn cob epc.waon dna N491 260.1, ova epaiAwmn a•aw ahN m cvn4rl cart.
2. Ram Wpa MnepdAed maYbwedgaccaP4de tome Owners Raxm,mnx. llw of,utlr ganasMinIX
mets pipe.Nbrpw poet an.�a�iftrw W.ea aMl mktawaNnuwm M512 -W.1,
Larpw d,m vWm.anPil.dftr.,wreroa mlaamIXbmmoft'eparW pang sww.
1 b• nMa d eve• la p'rv.n, no part aMe b bs, Mn tM rmman aW and rid mss bx SD prna d M gable
MeA b a+l�pe x ft mximanaW epwdAH TM mmwerwnla epedfii re ft nkMrum and maxim -m
sea [pagoda arm an ft naaevenr•d+eNw puire, motors plug is rawlM
fl Raver meroncdw: N mu mel b wiomme n a'la'i w sMwn w pamry pan.
C. Camdanca: Mum uN caMY wimreWa aro come 4m and raplaura rpaMp aaapmbn for qua 6w+e.
pn4. aro wmN Cbepdan urtncmn rparod y Law aMl acwmwy aN shipmra d ppm.
D. Fon aualib:
1. Bxrm.PAtth =ofamokgamina lull aft nas,ynu , a I,I!OI du•ab, II IM pP. bora,
amibpaaNthebv agaulnNPam WI,1 a-yatom abet arm bbrph Ism mm mots wtrtm
wand pbwm. sbNy erre main mrft alai Yn aft dart
x Plw wdydem *.,d lm:
a. Rua end b haNM mom ft color, sNp.. eve aro.stritruaw d Mh. clan. paMws, W m aro own
nwmd m ft pkut you• [pe d Tem -ft abort IM eW Ym ,lul wnply wph M Fbdda Gutlx mod
9arduN tM praN %. Farcy er R. -X1 aft memMaro:
t.l Crown: TM roan and Num/ d M _'uIl m lypha mr A ycwg wtmen d -1- P wlirar
puadto • aMN arm ewnua lutla
al Gown eprdAceaoru do ria IXFdY m qam dor mw bran apecnwly trekwd in M nueary ulopuy.
eaW W, maAat•m drug, Wpb aebdiou ouch as wMwbd mweepry dEnve.
2.1 Lewn.TM sw.wb, and appenrcadNwnandbl1pW lwftlmn dYw era stageap«4h
rift spade adNwr. Tun dW rel+hn earn dpebrpetl mdcNe Nna or wrwmamp as
indmli y wRi. anivebd, a dead 4mn
11 Brwr/iu:Smd eau -1aOlNNr. ri
f ^ Taftx[ ehmwwl lnraupNulm•nave smNd mappopWa 1pMapm
mz. d ft apcb+w l red Mr. Ned Gxa.a, bdnn damned d aMrMx lupp ♦
dwdtu.
..) Man barcM. end a aao-mNi.bry ft wmabaaw wt data♦ tPptlnw. raw owl IPm.
baNnced down appopWVldMcaMrar/wnin.
bl Parch diarrwl.r ehaY b n hour cox hlotlirds (ora-hd Is Pdenil M damerw d M natal
Wtlr maeswae 1 inN ebow ft tench urkan
P)TM daaa,Wa rime Urged aanaw (aw6de bnuh.+l.Mn mho. dapwa.a cork
1) TNrk:TMuuuOA.w brOIlhuy mraplA are W, and Rs•dwwMS Mlparr•trme le me wood
PpwM ruN prunnp aa, sued or era an x,pade aft a rnitlavd vwwW). ernburW
ria cosh (Nnptl thug mGa), woi dada. xp W lmpe, spa d bcrire maG, Pik, unken,
9Rdf^p tin or beiw. inachnicN kYUY).
z Trap MI Nm m Dahmer Mear.lrft NaNrmon Maa•tl. • rrw lades Iwen a Me t+mord ural v bad
ora-hdme dammar dM ,419 w deA m Pea<ra
1.1 Naves era niuratl m Noe ore wMnl Mdw lnn vias a tlnvurtfarm b sPa<ii in ft pM Mot
dmrrps.
4. NpaR unws.wmnapgnble. andbwmMlalY cosiwRnMvialbleuPdpnrt rsl•caatN9raM ahaA
b vbaN tan LM [N Imo.
E TVM tarour um M1praMpbaulfiadrt ao mmft lawRw les olftirwkremaWs veawl MtllaNastaka
Audlw sakemaY a ai ro mama lanaiy[ leiw In ft upper MY of M um.
S PWd Reay r a baorms aN /m:
a. Fpm roG shell a npmN to ft para typ apexed Rt daenandw and M1W uta Mmw mpdap
hoe hearth Rant p4Ay tl a box ft aN Ivor aNl a«nPlr weh M Pot Rad Mwpanw Nba. aft M
fdbwp
1.1 The roeb Wlb reuanably hx aacnpn. bdanp adtwood.
2.) Tet rod aa4m andarxaoraby lnediRwy Ram bpN laa.lrn,G dna pamopemiaro
alema (ap., n.maae widy.rd ad inlwyt •Law vkwpN MJaryhom rut prep w•em
proeuw a ridt eW W teat »a+•mea naapaNr.d irjudn.
3.) Amnaxndmrn abudunl cods nesorobly 6smtrAl wwud Mewrw U+ot cWetwi mprre
s4e) ehal b hpM n mar dam Rod Giriadw 041 b 'coram tlawytwgme roe be and
grown ahN a appepab Iwftaptn.
a.) Raa wM•-Iftools worts On+4e rift mNs(Jroml.4 b N_
A) Tb rod Mar slut b wdMn ft Wpr 2 ♦cots+uf subw O. Two WJdwamod [hd -bft uN d ft root cot rearft cop wdew d M rod m0. its porn' cots '•punt a rmenwaw m
rias r li unamaM M spci•a nth rnb and npdy Nawro, PPddi mMft pant nmovs N
mom Pap wG ebpw M abwEgal cods berme ft cop of ft rest cop
EI TM rod ancon WAm naaw.WM•dmem yrdre rod+wrftroct cd4r«krNtl coda
ham mrraarY paducnw Pedlcx.
6. N Error d obupatlom u4 d ft tort bee alWl b coder Roob'w M show
rv. tnaiplput
apre d xan.,N mama. pwpewa,+ hdp.M by aNi, eiaWm•d damn♦, p a.i ram.
E. SwMW.:swmfa appartlft npurotl part qtly caeAwaon homft Pow wHw, paM[varob
pedes♦.+« each part type iYre wndpatlw haat m4 Mt aadr par¢ mxk ap M ebcw 'lora waits
ropAenam.
1. its prnau cuKrJlbrdpart«aYy eon rM paibme Ouwr'a Repa•mwa M1am daarriry am pert or
nPdp ft GM Y q b Aantlm nanam me aptAwibnrepdmmwa.
ROOT BALL PACKAGE OPTR]r!TThe fd,*g rod bl OOIan an uwwftt .SPIOI Wpal pIftliO Iutb
np4•d wmere Imkand w IM pats WO in -p- Arty 1,. d 1. W -.W ftt b tort apeumaly
NAne m me apaMwmn.hN nab. Amada
A. fl D AIA BURLAPPED PW91I
2 NBabtl �rbBAppatl Fbds ehN aAdtl pPwn. ane Mraa bl pdapmbaamap orb Mne arotp
btrbp ane Mro Wks primps.
1 Ranh dal b Mp•vi wghft 1dbMnp m� dean baferdaN ruaW Paclica.
a Poor to dWirp an1'trx eat Iwk m meet ft rswhwren Imo maxum' ai aro d above me teat moor,
nrddy remover!ft mon horn its cop�IM tort condeau PNra, um,um,Mrocopk.I a•n air ogle,w
bun ft row war arm about its ad ewm mom M -1raG repra'emar.. Rwrove d atant drdro
root abowft rad WW Gra mutbearNi Wbdemo ftawfawelft red, ccbraroftt d
ma pruclwal torp
u Trea shN m dorlara mnkpsm a4weeW aft.may mks, Uweep par to a A mala ud,.Trus Oto 52
to alWpr. ,.aam.d x Mmaa6an mop Ie aNni .a amna a .ro Imre ft Me
w d ft pnurd [rd aMwr mwrp n ro •new butlw'n M dairy a Wcup A bed Ma ft coma hG
Trxa mm re smrd out d ft proud dal b pave in a NNnp vx Potedw hom uvemee d w'mtl eft
sw mots M rod M potted y covedp xtm mach a ammo aft irrpehd aLLfla,Ny to Wap maeNe m M
tort M abmw wlp poim aft mow eaWMWn
c N win M Wb Ye ui ro +taaoq M rut bN, a'bw profle' maw aNl b dad Akw pa's aak•1 k
tlefini as hasnpft tap d ft hlyem bow w ft matt ro Ma Mn 4 mpMs aft ro pmtw Mn 8 inches
bamw M WDlar rift rod pep pd4P, TN mska shell b nmwi earpatlY at rime IN paMp
i.)Na wmfa candy sok peveMft ae ."cox Pelle mWa4', asNme bat avpwftarae rod
bk+ndU6re m•tOp are sloMtlw
4 Twlne aft della ai+awapdrp M root con pdupe dW b nmwLL tiodepaeabb mmwbL N M beep
dewltpwa A., dwM ft bu um coq +rid br pp♦Phar ro VIuOp 0 OAI Mn rid ret
prewnto bw root bel moa dwire,NpgM
6PADE HPRVESTEO ArA TRANSPLANTED
1. 6pde
dmIlIn arm Trwngerxetl MRamN9sM12amaWi elftromwkmmmr 111111
aft Btl bpw.. III n
2 RW
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4 CanM1m•r dma[maybp.rmltetl WYwMnaNWd onto daMro.in m. eP•nAPNan aeppmatlyM
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a BAREROOTPU
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S. TM rut spec dmwipn d ft MrvuW gem aMl amlpm m AN61 Z60.11or maw grown core rod
gam mr par ave and you d den. iter Prior m arilaF9 to tet lade. dpM rod aYmem Mo a ally a
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not aheka Nft •xuu hyVwLL Pkq M pt.ymem n a pori Gd pasEF cop and aft cop anwy
erwnd ftlrunk Bulla eft N ft utter b•ndaata,tlar.
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F, udx' a e relripve4tl <NeW arm wim brnwatur<mann 35 x150 depaea
1anMrrte pwaida dor pm d Furore to b bbro bud break Forbes m b pard aMr bud wok dawft
be.a mroro mod a..k n en iMWbd b.d d pee peal
a TM px pawl be dulb to ba:lles d•w w,re.hmldpintk
tr SpwmnroNnMLmbsMMaanduaro pn weheN sh•tlp xmoftr.
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Nmp m Ply dewbp baps denary.
d Poe pnN md.d me. maVm 1W m' up tP ora pwiap,axw
e. Poe phut amts uw ahol b nPId Puri Wand,Nppi aI.bl to M nwmmub Ip huts/Iq bare
rod the. abww
2.3 ANNUM ROAERING ArA SEASONN CWOR RANTS
E. Cor.Inr afletgrcwn bNrte sMatl b LL -ad n read in ftpaNre den Ram sMl b mo'l't♦ arm heNhl'.
2.4 PALMS
F. Exropxmptlrciib.bw «whenftrparamaa era MaPpapN4 raft apes✓ tlmdPama,pWm aMl
m.a d ft rpuimmm aft dor oaAyseaw mora
a DNO dre IY and h,uli ft
5. In Pepnry paYn cox Ip rtlwaEw. d tlae ROM[+MI m remevi.
5. Nnmakire M1mxk ab+a hweaalandaHili tq arm tlimpMr udxd Mdowm man uplyrt paean
Do tort b roo aymr, 4m w mph M Wd,kx, bYma Mme ahJ b ui W Ninp up MhOMa. tore ren rat b
paeuted FrwN aYel b Wii immedaby Nor deranp
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q, exwrotbn ehdl enambebw ft map tort snnmm a Mdnpm NPei d 3.5 pal. TM bonen aft rod
ba1.hN b ca evaw•n one ppxnGNamft tmw draw M Mgr ma ancon
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pdeclire dMw endo a mai vwM M bM4 rift me wNu pap aft relOcatbp ca as rKKte iryun ft bud a
aur w abaft mad m ertr wy.
15 RANTING SGS
wrong sol and coma,.' w.dtnxre,�lexN aMJwmnaria. s.ra ahem Gan .N-Rm arm apaadrp rte
rmnrew4 coder. Toni aha IatMhb MrYN aN wNh rapesr4arrvs durogiNn a vex dab. A enol♦ b hes d Mary
spL non, exam im•.eMlrwk q.d row.d.als«aft Wtlgnmevr. NaMlMwrabnomws pert taawn laLm+u
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axcx wim zwW ad dura» -•-e'- to out buts t Opt ane. Dodo coped aW Rom nabuay.. wa4dekd bpm where
lopaon orcun ins dorm rotlna Mn4'. Poafaana anNmacampn.d putwu rciadnad•fiananavdada.
coir mry b srMgNi aro end b he.hom nonx, amsM Grt roots Nes a anter Ida, coder. cook eNd not b
moats amoral♦ wmwma.
2.6 MULCH
A MLLN aNY b Meltl,pa w EuwlAws and shJ wow d kMzrop and arxs b a 3" mbanNm Iryer. Oe rid M
mptlr tae Up w rod bn a mowm maria deed Masa. swat auPder[ pa1Ud apafiwmn dM.n.m era a
oro peon samPetw abPwvLL
27 TREE STMNG MID GUI'MG MATERIAL
A TM9ftpro m flet woven Pdypogeaa-IIul 314 van Mtla arm 900A beak -Q. CawrobGran
PLG bb AT Tia markfadvi by Dnp Root Paroan. LP, pappowd awLL
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ropAri. eeePueMy euppon M don.
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28 WATERINGBACS
E. Realkvm wenre M, Mtlirpam rrumdlS paAou dorm' aft wahaebw deb hde(a)waM reWx
antwn, spwncaly du'pW m waw eMgbNnp nen. WaW sMW ''leas• over a awenl NY PaMd nct•Nhin a
bw hpun
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O. Subne mmuadsa.rs Pru" eeb N IW..
PART 1 6BIEOUT1UR
ii DEiJVERY, STCRACYE AND HN4CLrJG
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a mea t0 ave wind. gnome dMuand cad M1 Pentu II. N grare N_,W-1.Mn 24 Mus aft
a.wen. am motet in. Hwnen pd.walmm a4,.rb w� Ro.;a. ee.w.t<w.tpmM.w me adttp. mairq
ma ahipplrp aro s.n, prod
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da pour Pb p.
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para en being •deputeN mtw,d Vdvnadc wA rrplsnxa asul b malmWd abwa wetrp paMaro bebw
Mm wp.ayfaM and bDapavm. aredL
B. Do rid aNw ma•pam m m. am Mnftn b sww Mm aemwla data, condrmm Prwme a subtle remG
Mpre am Imo pMM, aft oMnr auppbs.
1. Da Owmn•R,peaeraemn waPMnttw eluteppowfttlbmWn.mdnd and WwncndmenPa Wm.
C, RpkN pvtebw Cewfp Pv,r d p4G d,nre bwappren6
3.: ADVERSE Yr£ATHER COAIilON9
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13 COCRONATGN VdM RYOJECi Wst3W(
ATM Comed«and prpdW<Weh d amawk out cosy krpad M «mPebn dtlb work
B Prior ro M Mrt awork, pore. a dMNd aaadW rift wolkld wpareEwwanoftr eaNa
G Cw.W,ft rdoretlon d eery Irnpetlon Nes, heeN d m. coroad drift' MRtYIMa iMt d'e'co motets Mm ex
bnEom. RW bah.nal cot m abri m re around I'mea. Ndryme ow,era Repeerrow,e d wy caaAd.
ewoudr.d
14 LAY Arm R_ANrM1G SEWENCE
A Re4Cb waMorn d d gam aft con an sutlt to approval rims Ownda Rapna.nbuve.
B N.Wy M Oath RgMwaatiw, ora (1) weW Pa ro 4Yem Ly1W IS lyd4dra bx -h-
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part ammo sola. m Oa vbuew«gam a mlId crop at OuIN IOamn Ley.. bel M. morin pm 1.
ft Own✓8 RepetaNr $ epOu* bead M Owners RepxerAatiae'a axeperca beth OnIrg era amrt d
Out'...
C. WNan aplced.. Owt Ix mf -oft pens en Imnbe.
0. n b.Nnrob ftt�llma ere not pads. oW- erg mm mkpr e4amem m me NYw wit m npkn i a IN
daMp pen b wrnmN•d TMs• a4avnMa my sol b apprt mrd some O d d ft plat. an iu4lea
Nab a4umrara q rpu'1 y M Cwrera R,pr•senmiv. krdi'rrp rNou4p pm'4nYr' melded gem.
15 901E PROTECTION OJRNG RAM DELIVERY AtA N46TALLATION
0. Raba sedrrem cwaeaien drgry ft Wi+w d gem ro M deMp kpalbu, dppap dpbnkp hoMc end
Inautire Pva.
1. Wan pa[ips deiveraN pad tress mu rpanMua•dh.my mNarbi,q*han pbrm Pma mol
P.wraaw aMN6np. Vetere Pnsaa. mWd ft dnvp M1naa. as aft Irnbae denviro mom dna
wrnpmrp a krP ane a sd
2 'rima Npmd6lwlaa, eN sd ftthn bxntlevenowrda<pme HaelmWnddem
16 SOL MOISTURE
A VdmaM sal meMlLw Iwo W poet ft pv4rp soil eroft rut brit rid paha. p«a chirp eft Nr pamre
sMlmabow peneaamwlero PdM aro bdovr MMeapxR/Ia each type de 1taRun wMlm Mblkxirp
nMa[.
.Oltip. Paa _.Iduppdm FMa aapxgy
S.., Lamy sand sandy beet 5-6% ",a%
tour 6mdr dry. Germy GY beet t4-25% P -3e%
day- sn Waco 11-P% 31-36%
SW d., at, "'ybeet V. 38-41%
1. Vabmetric aN moWue ahalbrraaavl wNNadpitel masmn meW.TN rrnW sMNbft DOW sal
Mobnre N•br, IJSUMMO by Gevartl Speddr Tads am uIuu u s a aauv.d edurwlt.
B. TM Gpllh0.'1pr atoll wM•m ft wlmimm I•Lnh with a npisNe muW. NM moisbra b ma nips, swarm
Pamre M+eraaws dell ma sNmebhm dnirnto biw/eld wpdY.
.7 wVT ATGN CF PLANTS. GENERAL
G Ob,rve •aN dart Nx tlslvery aN pro m baWbuen I« Nmape delft duraai[Ad ftt mry wore rejection
d M Orn NdYrft Owrwt R,pe•erbave d dry wrogian ab.rvN.
D No mora 'lora aMI b Wmbui ebetn M Gmrp bi arm con mon b demtl aN wa4M Dome same dy.
E. TM res aYMm d ncn den npedxs d rod me PcW, M1p, +MI b 0aervl y Mf rYraclor. a me arae
d damry ro ndmmmmft rods meat ft rwharaMs fa den tett wtlM n FaR 2 RaduG: Reno General:
Res o,tlnr. rM com.aw,hd wdik. m meam. a daaPF d npdAwapw m ft rod c'xxmmm r.PW.a y
M amefa R•p,[eratiw ro rmdmm• wally strm+rm.
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pMp row and Wdro rw4 oar make rte p.d ww4G a mea M d.n4 ft rnnma ft Denote
R.pe+.naw. mar sww. m rdtM pore 'cont then pm:eireft mtnwlbn.
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abntivda etl
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el ort,, aha pm -W-n prouma ro neNY mom ft -
a ft pen wnrM.
1. Th..IUPV rod bimry nxdt.ietebrp eft wnrNer prang TMOaar, Rep -.my
'poets den rM and mod2pem
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wamrM pwWd re della.Me or♦ wwW ft w.mrM
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dory mor waw ebervaap
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s4a+and beRa'ndMroabl ahabaMveO to nmwsddare enc I, and mead rwh shaving Nal
bPe-d-2s- Fnheu Wrp shad, uomw aumd. ep#p mat -.W. cf meMrpdxn Maw
the rout, SNvp nut rough a A-1 d ore its of rod map mom 2 mcMs ee'.g1e 1W'•movedrod
III -tum w.Wp N-0.0,radWroft-
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lorm•dbort aft by.pori open ft sonIM. fs wiaan won, vrtapM •xpwd Iwtun d M nemm
. Paactye wraPNpwM a whiMflly /epic. Sawn me fab'. Mm bNepraNde mamnp ape. DONOT USE
aWrp. twee, peen 'unary tlx er pry oft maria ftt my prde ft amok N ra '•moved
H. Evevabn rift PMdiro Spw: Uare Mud tpG a Mai msiaxcavanr, excevme M damre Nle 11. M
P.anmp Sonet M depth rift root bin -.I -after any rod bel mpMwtlon iP wasp rad Ppdmn. erow4a
•rows Io.workry roan enw4 M rad bel Pro m. sit mnubtl wft anwp m n rce.e labor.
1. Fwbea+eM lhne. Panbtl 11010n mm an NOT Wetl ad iiI, rrotlni W a dorm d It Wm 12 -1
a mbrpe d. mare ma I Nm radia hem.ach 1x, er 5 fad.6. hom rah ehnm, ft aN uo4rtlft
ret ml atoll a bw.rea n N4ae mow or aa'ImW.a w ft dawYpe.
n TM arx d bnaiary s14A a s mmYraen d 3 tons ft dumebr d the tool WI m M a Wed smpkV ro t
rush dW W,r dM rod bell raft dorm d ft rod cop
b LOoannp is Odretl x Qpd^p info me aN aft Nr4p ft sal b Muco ft wrrpdian TM ed tlox rip
Mw m b 'waved hom M Iwo, Ont dor. Ylled eft Mad Lnrp aft turknp may b aa«rpidad wah e
paautl miry eawvaM, a baro ahowa
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above Iwvee ret INau pbnti'n aN areae ftt ea NOT Eli p dhwwde modlad.
1 Tne m.oswp pmlp rod lydaepn shtlaM word, hayadft weeri,aft rmt be amt ay
'pari rod baA mediAntpn.
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m warN' poet 'latero dna mor arpasee pamro
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d ft rod bel
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den
K Bsddeftspwareurd Mrocl blwMM arm pwmpaoi a.4dnp aNmtlwea avnvmifmft drarp
,Pace Sar 6pdkanw Sodw Plwdrq sal far.Rareme'xa m modyM don wain M damp and
L Brave rod bn y Wrp'rp Remre 6N aroum ft bwm Pu_. dM rod bl mow aNaorel PIWre son.1-1
cox arm amu d ml W rix+wh 137 kfn uDIW arty aadr In my fod 0.- 0 h udmob to woe -1.
auppMi.bxaro imnG wiN. DO NOi veer corrpnft badewas -W.' preumatk Wrpng
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pamw mu 250 Pi n maawi y score perrmomNerwhw ft wkeradc zea m0iann is pour ftn ram
wpNY.
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mlarm aborad Ip auk mroft.dlrosame be sal Oom6o1 ma daare apau Mme
slut aoAblb field
npca/. door ft aNta dam m Odoweeb aapdN bapsRMhpM deu'p Pe pwkm dmM4d
and bd.l wmnad ural M drvaWpsN b bdphtb pada owl
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rmanw.M T.rspM arm m r.Nw btlaryara.'wmn aft amour.
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Repnaaahroi amp an m rerteh w plea udl its em of ftwamrM W.
P, Rerwvn cawpm•d WapambwAtpdtion alW pwaw
Q FNau aNauW r.pbam.m M me perrtNi rod bl psdapn.
3.6 Pommi ROOt bl pckpx ane Speaa Paranp regarertuRb
A TMfdwenp am WmLi rod Ed pxbpn ai spas Gniry narirxprik tlei+M1 mfdlvvetl dung ft
gadire Ponca in ad6ean ro M above Gerard dar'anp rparemanta
B BALLED AND BURIAPPED R1Nrs
1. Artwftroa mama a.npaddli.rsmw. NtMreero aalwAdwfttwaft and bel cNme beteg
mar: N rwtfdd down oma M wMp Soi.
2 rcft GMl++hapiwrtM1aMre mekm mtl ria.+rotrreeift rewbmam ds•Ln Rhe°aaWl 'trove me
rep 6-81nMaa dM onkel MM IW Waeft AW MddYnp abetrse.
1 Erin rod bah shall b by inbct us•piw+m/ � eEpa rewired ym•OwnWa RepnwaaWs ro coup
rad adage cowd•/wm+M npiremnX m Port Z PrONcb.
G SPPTJE HARVESTED NA TRANBFiNfiED PLMyr6
1. A6x WatWnpMbu.bxmftam abrpftaem baNveenM rod dalaroft awrouroWp iauroa
naw noun M roIX ml.d, •tlua m ft d.met« am,.oa bl ro. Noun d e -1D nphn y Mrd agdre m
duNbft mol kgodau
2 Fpw/WP ammo tet Moa w4h box saL
D. COMNNBY (INCLUDES BOXED ANO A90VC-0Ra11 ➢FABRIC CONTAWERS) PLANTS
1. TMapOAWbnawemammmxt corbim pets hue tipkAcaa elan drip am drdp I.., aro comma
root tout is tm bw m ft and pal
z Remw,M c uIuI r.
1 Perform rooftrd eNNnp asdNnibinndaawdReras: Genmtl abvo-
A uOI0 a y9u subab uW, Mrod ditil. main sbutrxal rood axordrq to rod conation
eMb so root avaem eWwme ro rod pbepdem eMil.
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g PVAn P
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E BARERO PLAM6
1. Cgftgenenp tide tofttlNmelordft Weadaft reekmeaphln its c•rarteal rulnhinftroot
color m ft JevNw rift amoundnq feished Dredd mom uyW bepx abreft 19es dM cob.
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frssue patrL
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19 GROUND COVER, PEIREIJNIAL NJO ANNA. RAMS
A Aawa mtl ori rtWavre bwdFln ft nwu•dbvda Ola iP Pbmmp bripatlw. it 'emoted aha b apaW at Nam
tz Mea Plwm Gmry m awie pomp in mAddY oda
B Aaw.bm soil6nd+sbme beN u•amogn amnuwm anft darn
G RwM shd b deMiln eves, mipAaM spawtl tom, raft napsu wlee mold w ft GMnP, uNmn
otMrrds. rMM TM Ant rn a Amuil Mur dam slut b 6 aches homft bed •tlW Was dMha• dbecte6
0. Oq daMro hoW artNirW bpe anoLgyr m bei me rod aywm wMUWwMrgft 'oats. Sw ft mP dma
rod ya.maftpW.dMSN
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root ml eufaw.
F. Pena aN. mnpft root [uranin cwbaMmft+a1.
o. Spxa dry naw eN uouro m ft spew bmew GM
K Apply milN to th bi bysaerdromommales aft gammomafttop aft ron mN101, rrxlph
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110 PALM RAMMG
A PoYn trete amt b 0P•d et pnN mekp awe nam pants V[e eft eNPr W M pound den m• u -tree
B. ret trw anN a p.wd wort MN wMatl axb W a purm pw.on
G NI peril mal b M1M we aweq In caws when ,amp in rork Vutaarb ft adsfil
0. Da rpt mm rut bel mom mach a mpsaL
E ProNN awewlrp am at uch mho. Bret ahN eaWm a mW mum d 18I 'Ms wham M uwrk al mauM aft
shN m a Mnbnum d I6) Irk:nen nlph.
F. Ranged trine wNaam Ponds toP1Mr aper daa'm0 pehrr W daMry hpN aro s•culrp a n m• upiyn gnlart
3.11 STAgrG MID GUYING
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SITE PLAN
SHEET # SP.1
September 12, 2019
Mr. Thomas Smith, Chairman
Gulf Stream Architectural Review and Planning Board
100 Sea Road
Gulf Stream, FL 33483
Re Application 019-05 The Little Club proposed Pickleball Courts and Spectator area
Dear Mr. Smith,
I am writing on behalf of myself and other residents at the Fairways II that are in
opposition of the proposed Pickleball Courts by The Little Club. This addition would be
disruptive to our residents and certainly decrease our property values. It seems there is a more
appropriate location for these courts with all the land owned by The Little Club.
I strongly disagree with the location proposed and believe there is enough reason to
reconsider.
Respectively,
A" L,-, -/l S
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Alice C. Mathews
4475 North Ocean Blvd #408
Delray Beach, FL 33483
Rita Taylor
From: Vanderweil, Gary <GVanderweil@Vanderweil.com>
Sent: Monday, September 16, 2019 12:32 PM
To: Rita Taylor
Subject: Little Club Pickle Ball Courts
Dear Ms. Taylor:
Would you kindly read the following message into the minutes of September 26 ARPB meeting?
1 own a condominium across Little Club Road from the proposed pickle ball courts, and 1 strongly object to their proposed
location. There may be additional costs involved, but it seems to me that there are really no space constraints on locating
the courts remotely from surrounding residences. With a campus the size of the Little Club's, there are plenty of areas that
could be carved out for pickle ball courts. The Little Club should be required to locate this noise -intensive activity at a
more remote location.
Thank you for your consideration.
Raimund G. Vanderweil, Jr.
St. Andrews Club, Unit 309
Fairways II Condominium
Gary Vanderweil, PE, LEER AP
Managing Principal
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VANDERWEIL
274 Summer Street I Poston, MA 02210
T 617.423.7423
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Gulf Stream Architectural Review and Planning Board September 9, 2019
100 Sea Road
Gulfstream, FL 33483
Dear Thomas Smith, Chairman,
I would like to add my letter of objection to the proposed pickleball courts
that are to be built next to Hillside House by The Little Club. I reside at St. Andrews in
the Fairways II Condominiums on the 2nd floor. I am very concerned that the noise factor will affect
all of us who live so close.
I have listened to the pros and the cons of this project and the objections far outweigh the desire of
;itfhe Little Club to add another activity to their venue. It appears they want to use this location
because they have started building an additional croquet court -they must have been very confident
dk..Vat yuu1 uUa1u'#VUU1U caNNiuvC UJUH PicKieball project without question. Was their real decision
based on the fact that they do not want to disturb their croquet games with the noise issue?
After listening to your last planning meeting, the noise abatement was not addressed - other than
rubber paddle surfaces and rubber court surfaces. A serious pickle ball player will not enjoy the
game with a rubber paddle/ball. Also, there are accoustical fences that help with the noise but the
objection to that is it is very pricey for The Little Club. Yet, the cost of new croquet courts, pickleball
courts and a renovation next summer isn't a problem for their finances with little charge to their
members. The plantings for privacy also were not addressed sufficiently.
I am very sad to think that your Review Board would consider this plan with its proposed proximity
to Hillside House. It will destroy their property values. As a Review and Planning Board, isn't it
your responsibility to protect your neighbors in Gulf Stream instead of promoting Little Club
memberships? Please think how you would vote on this project if it were being built next to your
home 25 feet away, by your neighbor? Would your vote be different?
One thing that private Clubs on the Barrier Island understand, we are limited in our
expansion by our borders. Sometimes, that means we can't have all the amenities
that inland clubs have because of our spacial restrictions. It appears The Little
Club doesn't care about a good neighbor policy, only providing more ameities to their membership.
It is also in the rumor mill, that once the first two pickleball courts have
been approved, they would like to add two more additional courts, next to the first two,
down the road ... which results in even more noise.
Please add this letter to the negative opposition to the location of the Pickle Ball Courts
for The Little Club.
Thank You for your consideration!
4475 N. Ocean Blvd #209
Delray Beach, FL 33483
Rita Taylor
From: John Gallagher <JGallagher@loomissayles.com>
Sent: Tuesday, July 23, 2019 3:13 PM
To: Dena Gillion
Cc: Rita Taylor; cfgallagher@comcast.net
Subject: Re: Notice of Application for Development Approval
Attachments: Notice of Application for Development Approval.pdf
Dear Dena,
Thank you for providing me with the below information on the prospective Pickle Ball Courts at the Little Club.
My wife Cynthia and I own 2 units within Hillside House and our units are on the west side of the building; thus next door
to the proposed site of the pickle ball courts. As we will not be able to attend the meeting on July 25th at 8:30am we
wanted to send you this as a proxy for our views on this application.
We are not in favor of the current site and feel that the noise will be extreme and disruptive to the tranquil place we
currently call home. We are also concerned that this will ultimately hurt the value of our home. We certainly didn't foresee
pickle ball courts next door to us and likely wouldn't have made an investment in Hillside House had we known about the
courts.
We would prefer that they consider placing them where the croquet courts are, where no-one would be bothered by the
noise in the middle of the golf course. The present location will have a detrimental affect on us as residents. 25 feet is not
going to be enough to mitigate the noise that is associated with the game of pickle ball.
We want to be good neighbors, but feel that the Little Club should explore other sites within their footprint, if that is
possible.
Thank you for your consideration.
Best regards,
John and Cynthia Gallagher
Owners of Units 3/4
Hill Side House
200 Little Club Road
Gulf Stream, FL. 33483
From: "Dena Gillion" <DGillion@gulf-stream.org>
To: jgallagher@loomissayles.com" <jgallagher@loomissayles.com>
Cc: "Rita Taylor" <RTaylor@gulf-stream.org>
Date: 07/08/2019 10:09 AM
Subject: Notice of Application for Development Approval
Please see attached on behalf of the Town Clerk, Ms. Rita Taylor.
Regards,
Dena Gillion
lotion of Guff Stream
ioo Sea Road.
Rita Taylor
From: Wendy Barroll <wendybarroll@gmail.com>
Sent: Wednesday, July 24, 2019 1:23 PM
To: Rita Taylor
Cc: Wendy Barroll
Subject: Little Club/Pickleball Courts
Dear Mrs. Taylor,
My name is Wendy Barroll. I am a resident of the Hillside House and member of the Little Club.
I understand you have an Architectural Review Board of Gulf Stream is meeting on July 25th. Therefore I am letting you
know that I am very much opposed to the Little Club's plans to install pickle ball courts next to Hillside House.
It is a well known fact that pickle ball, with its hard paddles and balls, is an extremely noisy sport. The Little Club's plans
to build it next to Hillside House will make life untenable for those who live on the west side of the building.
As a member and good neighbor of the Little Club I am asking they consider putting the pickle ball courts elsewhere on
their property far enough away to abate any noise.
Thank you in advance for your consideration.
Best regards,
Wendy Barroll
Comments by Mrs.Sophie Bent to the Architectural Planning Board of the Town of Gulf
Stream, Florida
Good morning.
My name is Sophie Bent and I am here to represent most of the residents of Hillside
House, 200 Little Club Road, who are are quite concerned with The Little Club's
intention, announced some three weeks ago, to build two pickle ball courts 25 feet away
from the westerly wall of our condominium building.
The reasons for our concern are twofold: namely, the loud and piercing noise made by
the plastic whiffle -like ball and the wooden mallet that this game requires and the
negative effect that having the two proposed courts in very close proximity (25') to our
building would have on the values of our condominium units. For those folks who have
played or seen the game, they will know how loud it is and for the others, we have
provided copies of an article explaining how the growth in popularity on the game has
led to issues of conflict between the proponents Of the game and neighbors of the
proponents (often clubs or other recreational entities). The article is called "Why are
your pickleball courts receiving complaints from neighbors?" The article says that courts
located within 350 feet from residential structures often require abatement ( meaning "
freestanding walls eight feet above the playing surface.". The next comment is that
"courts located within 150 feet require careful abatement design to avoid complaints."
It should not be surprising that the proposed distance between out building and the new
courts is
much less than what is recommended. Also, we do not see that
`abatements' (freestanding walls) are a part of the plans. Thus, it is our belief that the
plans should not be approved by this Board.
We would not object to The Little Club moving the location of the new pickle ball courts
being proposed to the relatively recent site of the new croquet courts and re- siting the
croquet courts where the just- proposed pickleball courts are planned.
It is fair to say that all of us like being neighbors of the Little Club. Some of us are
members there and all the rest of us are always delighted when some gullible soul
invites us to join them in that great dining room with that great food.
Thank you.
Greg Dunham
From: Sophie Bent <sophiebent@aol.com>
Sent: Monday, July 22, 2019 10:38 PM
To: Greg Dunham
Subject: Concerns about the new plan for Picketball courts
Mrs. Sophie Bent
200 little club rd, Apt 7
&1
Gulf Stream, F1.33483
Date: July 21th, 2019
Mr. Greg Dunham - Manager
Town Hall of Gulf Stream
100 Sea Road
Gulf Stream,
Florida 33483
Dear Mr. Dunham,
As manager of Gulf Stream, I wanted to let you know of our profound concern at the Hillside House
about the plan the Little Club has to build 2 pickle -ball courts, on Little club rd., so close to our
condominium. It is after all only a few feet away from our terraces and bedroom windows. It is not
only a grave concern for our peace and quiet but also for the value of our condominium. We all know
or have heard of how noisy pickle -ball courts are.
Gulf Stream is a quiet community with a lot of retirees and I hope that it is everyone's concern to keep
it this way. Winter is also a time when keeping our windows open is something we all look forward to
and the noise from pickle -ball courts would make this impossible. I understand that a certain amount
of noise is always to be expected from our neighbors but pickleball courts is more than just a little
noise, at any time.
This game has become increasingly popular among people everywhere in Florida. I understand the
little clubs interest for an additional element but unfortunately unlike tennis or Golf, the noise and
increased activity that this would bring does not make it a good neighbor with it's proposed location. It
is called "ping pong on steroids" for a reason and the repetitive noise made when the wooden
paddles strikes the plastic balls is always very loud as well as the enthusiasm of the players. The
proposed area where it is supposed to be built produces already quite an echo.
The Hillside and the Little Club have always had good neighborly relations and we want to keep it this
way and hope we can find some friendly resolution to everybody's satisfaction.
Sincerely yours,
Sophie Bent
Renee Basel
From: gulfstream-notifications@greengroupstudio.com on behalf of Sophie Bent <gulfstream-
notifications@greengroupstudio.com>
Sent: Monday, July 22, 2019 10:35 PM
To: Rebecca Tew; Renee Basel
Subject: New Gulf Stream Message
Contact Form Sumission
To: Robert Dockerty, ARPB Board Member
From: Sophie Bent
Email: Sophiebent@aol.com
Subject: Concerns about Pickle -ball courts
Message Body:
Mr. Robert Dockerty — ARPB Board Member
Town Hall of Gulf Stream
100 Sea Road
Gulf Stream,
Florida 33483
Dear Mr. Dockerty,
As ARPB Board Member of Gulf Stream, I wanted to let you know of our profound concern at the Hillside
House about the plan the Little Club has to build 2 pickleball courts, on Little club rd., so close to our
condominium. It is after all only a few feet away from our terraces and bedroom windows. It is not only a grave
concern for our peace and quiet but also for the value of our condominium. We all know or have heard of how
noisy pickleball courts are.
Gulf Stream is a quiet community with a lot of retirees and I hope that it is everyone's concern to keep it this
way. Winter is also a time when keeping our windows open is something we all look forward to and the noise
from pickleball courts would make this impossible. I understand that a certain amount of noise is always to be
expected from our neighbors but pickleball courts is more than just a little noise, at any time.
This game has become increasingly popular among people everywhere in Florida. I understand the little clubs
interest for an additional element but unfortunately unlike tennis or Golf, the noise and increased activity that
this would bring does not make it a good neighbor with it's proposed location. It is called "ping pong on
steroids" for a reason and the repetitive noise made when the wooden paddles strikes the plastic balls is always
very loud as well as the enthusiasm of the players. The proposed area where it is supposed to be built produces
already quite an echo.
The Hillside and the Little Club have always had good neighborly relations and we want to keep it this way and
hope we can find some friendly resolution to everybody's satisfaction.
Sincerely yours,
Sophie Bent
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is a game played
with a paddle and ball on a
converted tennis court or
dedicated asphalt pad. It
has become very popular
in retirement resort
communities and other
recreation centers.
Unfortunately, some developers of pickleball courts have not
adequately addressed the sound produced by the impact of the
hard paddle and ball which creates a sharp pop. This has led to
controversy between facility owners and neighbors when new
pickleball courts are planned.
Here in Arizona and elsewhere we have planned and mitigated
many of these sites. We have had the opportunity to work with
(� both pickleball clubs and home owners associations. In this post
we will outline the process we have developed to evaluate the
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coexist with the surrounding community.
Characteristics of Pickleball Sound
The sound produced by the impact between a pickleball and
paddle is characterized by a sudden onset and brief duration,
typically on the order of two milliseconds for the direct path
sound. Figure 1 shows a time trace of a pickleball paddle impact
measured near Phoenix, Arizona. The main part of the direct
sound impulse can be seen to be less than two milliseconds
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prominence such Annex C of ANSI S12.9 Part 4 or ANSI S1.13, it
does impart a vague sensation of pitch similar to a musical wood
block percussion instrument. The radiation pattern of the paddle
is more or less a dipole, i.e. the sound from the front and back of
the paddle is of opposite polarity and cancels itself in the plane of
the paddle. Therefore, orienting the courts so that the direction
of play faces away from noise sensitive areas can provide some
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pressure level metrics such as equivalent level (L�) and even
maximum fast exponential time weighted level (L,,,a„) fail to
accurately represent the perceived loudness of the impact. The
fast exponential time weighting filter is a first order lowpass filter
with a 125 millisecond time constant applied to the square of the
acoustic pressure waveform. If a tone burst is applied to the
squaring circuit and filter, after two milliseconds the filter output
will only rise to a level that is 18 dB lower than the root -mean -
square or equivalent level of the input signal. Because the short
impulse is being significantly attenuated by the averaging in the
sound level meter, in practice it is in general not possible to
distinguish picldeball paddle impacts from the background noise
when measuring L, or L. using an integrating sound level meter
even though the paddle impacts may be identified by a listener as
the primary sound source.
The paddle impact sound pressure level is better represented by
the sound exposure level (SEL). This involves windowing the
measured sound pressure in time to include only the paddle
impact and reflections from nearby surfaces. The equivalent
sound pressure level of the windowed impact is then normalized
to the length of the window giving a representation of the energy
in the impact alone. Appropriate adjustments for impulsive
sounds can then be applied to the impacts as described next.
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Most acoustical standards for sound pressure levels with regard
to compatible land use provide adjustment factors for different
types of sound, e.g. impulsive, tonal, time of day, etc. Each of
these categories of sound produces different levels of community
impact and annoyance due to their temporal or spectral
characteristics in comparison to a broadband sound that does not
vary in level or frequency content with time. The purpose of the
adjustment factors is to normalize these types of sound to a
neutral broadband sound pressure level so that they can be
reasonably compared to a defined sound pressure level limit or
the background noise level.
ANSI 512.9 Part 4 gives criteria for assigning adjustment factors
to a variety of impulsive sounds. Sounds produced by many
impact processes are classified as `highly impulsive' and assigned
a 12 dB adjustment. Although not specifically enumerated in
definition 3.4.1 of the standard, experience has shown that
pickleball paddle impacts should be adjusted as highly impulsive
sounds in order to set appropriate performance goals for
abatement treatments. Inadequate abatement treatment will lead
to ongoing complaints, strained relations with neighbors, the
need for continued involvement on the part of authorities, and
additional retrofitting and possibly demolition costs to improve
the abatement later.
Site Planning Considerations for Pickleball
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on our experience working with pickleball facilities, courts
within 350 feet esidential structures often require
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strategically placed to shield noise sensitive areas from the
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pickleball courts. To be effective, the walls must block the line of
sight to the paddles during play. On level terrain this means a
minimum wall height of eight feet above the playing surface. The
cost of the walls can be reduced by lowering the courts into the
°t ground and using the excess soil to build a berm around the
courts. Placing the wall on top of the berm will lower the required
height of the wall itself, reducing construction costs. The wall
may be masonry or a solid fence system having sufficient mass
for effective sound insulation.
For pickleball courts located in the middle of a residential area
with houses on more than two sides, screen walls may be
required on opposite sides of the courts. When these walls are
parallel to each other, reflections between them can degrade the'
performance of the walls significantly. In this case, sound
absorbing panels may need to be installed on one or both walls
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to stop multiple reflections from amplifying the sound going over
the walls. This can almost double the cost of the walls and may
make the site financially unfeasible.
Court orientation also plays a role. More sound propagates in the
direction of play than to the sides of the pickleball court. By
positioning the courts so that the line of the net runs through the
most noise sensitive area, a noticeable reduction in sound
pressure level can be achieved at this location.
When to Hire an Acoustical Consultant
We recommend that pickleball courts to be located within 500 to
600 feet of residential properties or other noise sensitive areas be
reviewed by an acoustical engineer during the site selection
phase in order to avoid choosing a site that is expensive to
mitigate, results in unexpected limitations on court use, or leads
to ongoing disputes with neighbors. For sites that have a water
feature or golf course as part of the intervening ground between
the courts and homes or for sites located in a valley, it may be
necessary to consider abatement at buffer distances greater than
500 to 600 feet due to additional refraction effects created in
these situations.
The abatement plan for the site should be prepared by an
acoustical engineer with experience in assessing the community
impact of short duration impulsive sounds such as those
produced by pickleball paddle impacts. As can be seen from
procedure outlined above, properly measuring sound from
pickleball courts is not a simple matter of setting up a sound level
meter and logging an equivalent sound pressure level (L"). The
short duration impulses produced by the paddle impacts require a
detailed process of applying a metric that can accurately
represent the community noise impact of the pickleball courts.
If you are in the process of planning pickleball for your site,
consulting an acoustician can reveal unforseen issues with the
selected courts site or the site plan before investing tens or
hundreds of thousands of dollars in design and construction.
Preparing a formal abatement plan can also ease concerns of
neighbors about the community noise impact of the courts.
If you would like us to help plan or mitigate your pickleball
courts, today for more information.
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4 Responses to Why Are Your Pickleball Courts Receiving
Complaints from Neighbors?
Patrick T Meaty says.
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September 26, 2018 at 7:12 am
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Hello,
I live on the property line of the Yellowstone Golf and Country Club in Billings, MT.
„Club proposes to place a pickleball court extremely close to my property line,
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hin 50 feet! I have apprised them of the problem and referred them and their
hitect to your studies. I am also seeking legal counsel. The club manager states
ey were not aware of the problem. Do you have a comprehensive list of the
deball studies you have performed nationally, or other information concerning the
ume of complaints, lawsuits, etc. related to pickleball nationally? I am obviously,
ing to build a case for redesign, distancing from my (and others] property,
mitigation, etc. Thank you.
Lance Willis says
J/September 26, 2018 at 9:30 am
2 50 feet is very dose. Pickleball courts placed at this distance from
\111 residential properties usually result in complaints without significant
' mitigation. A list of some of our is
b—available on the website. We'll try to put up a category for pickleball in the
near future. The best way to proceed would be for the country club to
contact us and discuss doing a noise abatement plan for the proposed
courts site. That would enable them to address any community noise
impact issues before they become a problem that is expensive to retrofit.
Linda waldman says:
January 23, 2019 at 8:55 am
Pickle ball courts were built within forty feet of our residence. Not only is the pickle
ball noise bud, but the players scream as loud as possible while playing. Can
anything be done legally.
Lance Willis says
January 23, 2019 at 10:52 am
This will depend on the noise legislation for your area. Every county and
municipality has a different standard for defining nuisance noise and how
to measure it. In most cases, regulations for impulsive sound are not
defined by these ordinances and so we rely on the ANSI standards
entioned in the post. Enforcement is usually handled through your local
police or department of developmental services. If the site owners would
like [o mitigate the impact on neighboring properties they can contact us
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to discuss creating a noise abatement plan.
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Rita Taylor
From: Thomas M. Cutler <dtcutler1 @me.com>
Sent: Monday, August 26, 2019 9:32 AM
To: Rita Taylor
Subject: Pickleball courts
I may have written to your office earlier but can't recall as have written a large number of emails concerning The Little
Club's proposal to build two pickleball courts abutting the westerly wall and Windows of our condominium building at
200 Little Club Road. But here is a letter( or another letter) to argue against the siting of th
Sent from my iPhone
Hope you and Leslie are having a great summer.
Best,
Liz
Begin forwarded message:
From: Elizabeth Morris <lizmorrisl(a�gmail.com>
Date: July 29, 2019 at 12:02:55 PM EDT
To: rtewggulf- stream. org
Cc: Liz Ely Morris <lizmonisIggmail.com>
Subject: Pickleball Courts at the Little Club
To whom it may concern,
I am a owner and resident at the St Andrews Club. I have recently
become aware of a proposal to build pickleball courts next to the
Hillside House. The entrance to our condo backs up to the Little
Club.
We currently belong to Crystal Downs CC in Frankfort, Mi. Four
years ago, four pickleball courts were painted on two of our asphalt
courts on a residential street at our club by the tennis courts. The
complaints by residents has been so overwhelming,
that the club is now proposing to move all courts to a vacant piece
of land the club owns away from all residences, because of the
loud noise and additional traffic.
The Little Club is surrounded by upscale condos and homes. This
would be a nuisance that would affect our quality of life and
certainly, our property values. I urge you to vote against this
proposal.
Sincerely,
Liz Morris
4475 N Ocean Blvd -Apt 203
Delray Beach, FL 33483
616-822-2474 (Cell)
Rita Taylor
From: mathworker@aol.com
Sent: Thursday, August 29, 2019 9:52 AM
To: Gregory Dunham; Rita Taylor
Cc: mathworker@aol.com
Subject: Application 019-05 The Little Club proposed Pickleball Courts and Spectator area
Attachments: The Little Club Pickleball Project.docx
Mr. Dunham and Ms. Taylor,
The attached letter was sent this morning directly to the ARPB members today via the Gulf Stream Town website (Contact
Message format.)
I am sending you a copy with a request that the letter be read into the minutes of the upcoming ARPB meeting scheduled
for September 26, 2019.
Please let me know if you have any questions or if there are any more procedural steps to demonstrate our opposition to
the planned Pickleball Courts at the proposed site.
Thank you,
Larry Crimmins
8/29/2019 Mail - Rebecca Tew - Outlook
New Gulf Stream Message
A. Lawrence Crimmins Jr <gulfstream-notifications@greengroupstudio.com>
Thu 8/29/2019 9:33 AM
To: Rebecca Tew <rtew@gulf-stream.org>; Renee Basel <rbasel@gulf-stream.org>
Contact Form Sumission
To: Thomas Smith, ARPB Board Chairman
From: A. Lawrence Crimmins Jr
Email: Mathworker@aol.com
Subject: Application 019-05 The Little Club proposed Pickleball Courts
Message Body:
Fairways II Condominium
St. Andrews Club
August 29, 2019
Mr. Thomas Smith, Chairman
Gulf Stream Architectural Review and Planning Board
100 Sea Road
Gulfstream, FL 33483
Re Application 019-05 The Little Club proposed Pickleball Courts and Spectator area
Dear Mr. Smith,
This letter is being sent to you and your committee, on behalf of the Fairways II Condominium Board,
to state our unanimous objection to the proposed pickleball courts by The Little Club that are to be
built adjacent to the Hillside House and just south of our forty(40) Unit Fairways II Condominium,
located at St Andrews Club.
We oppose this project because of the increased noise that will be created by the courts that will
impact the Hillside House 25 feet away, and our condominium just across Little Club Road. The
increased noise will have a negative impact on the quality of life together with a negative impact on
residential property values. Such a change was not anticipated when the units were developed, and it
will impact the quiet way of life and pleasant views that has attracted and retained the residents for
many years.
As noted in the July 25th recorded meeting, many points were brought out about the increased
popularity of the sport and related resentment in many neighboring developments due to the noise
associated with the sport. This letter does not have to repeat all those findings. We do want to
emphasis that regardless of any barriers, the sound will be linear and will be heard in the upper levels
of residential units and disturb those owners who have historically enjoyed a relatively quiet
neighborhood.
The proposal states that the high-pitched sound would be mitigated by the playing surface and
paddles, but this can be debated especially since the courts are close to Hillside and Fairways II units.
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The increased noise, complemented by the changed view from either residence, will be a significant
negative to the neighborhood.
The Little Club proponents state that the sound would be minimal with their plan. That is doubtful
unless a more aggressive sound mitigation plan is installed which would include state of the art
playing surfaces, special paddles and balls, higher fencing (8'- 10') surrounding at least the East, North
and West boundaries, supplemented by trees, shrubs and sound reducing fence netting such as
Acousti Blok. The current proposal does not have any of these features, and based on the presentation
and supporting documents, is not included due to the apparent increased cost to The Little Club. The
cost of quality of life and decreased property values to the neighborhood is not considered in this
calculation by The Little Club.
Our Fairways II Board of Directors, along with a significant majority of the impacted Fairways II
residents, suggest that a reasonable alternative is to locate the pickleball courts more central in The
Little Club property, closer to their croquet lawns and to significantly increase noise mitigation with
higher fencing, noise abatement coverings and tree/shrubbery planting.
Should the courts at the proposed site be approved, there should be restrictions for hours of
operation, no lighting, and significant noise abatement that provides an attractive neighborhood with
no impairment on quality of life and loss of property values.
Respectively,
A Lawrence Crimmins Jr.
Fairways II President
4475 N. Ocean Blvd Unit 104
Delray Beach FL 33483
Julia J. Catlin -Vice President
George S. Dembroski-Treasurer
Lydia Petty- Secretary
Joseph C. Benoit -Director
Bonnie Gould- Director
Peter D. Lowenstein -Director
Steve Ward -Director
cc:
Greg Dunham, Town Manager
Rita Taylor, Town Clerk
Malcolm Murphy —Vice Chair
Jorgette Smith — Board Member
Curtiss Roach- Board Member
Robert Dockerty — Board Member
Caroline Delafield- Alternate Board Member
Amanda Jones- Alternate Board Member
This e-mail was sent from a contact form on Town of Gulf Stream (http://www.gulf-stream.org)
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Renee Basel
From: gulfstream-notifications@greengroupstudio.com on behalf of John Gallagher
<gulfstream-notifications@greengroupstudio.com>
Sent: Saturday, July 6, 2019 10:16 AM
To: Rebecca Tew; Renee Basel
Subject: New Gulf Stream Message
Contact Form Sumission
To: Town Administration
From: John Gallagher
Email: jgallagher@loomissayles.com
Subject: Pickle ball courts at Little Club
Message Body:
It has just come to my, (our) attention that the Little Club is proposing to build 2 courts adjacent to our
residence at 200 Little Club Road, ( Known as Hillside House). We are concerned about this development and
surprised that we were not alerted to this proposal given the detrimental impact this will have on our living and
potential diminution of our property values with this development of these courts. I will try calling you
Monday.
This e-mail was sent from a contact form on Town of Gulf Stream (http://www.gulf-stream.org)
Rita Taylor
From: Ayres, Warren <ayres@cshl.edu>
Sent: Thursday, September 5, 2019 10:28 AM
To: Gregory Dunham; Rita Taylor
Subject: Little Club Application 019-05
Dear Mr. Dunham and Ms. Taylor,
I have directed the letter below to Mr. Thomas Smith via the Gulf Stream Town website. I would appreciate it if you
would have it read into the minutes at the ARPB meeting on September 26th.
Thank you very much,
Warren Dillaway Ayres, Jr.
4475 N. Ocean Blvd. #401
Delray Beach, FL 33483
Dear Mr. Smith,
I am a resident of Fairways II Condominium at St. Andrews Club directly adjacent to the Little Club and the proposed site
for construction and operation of pickleball courts. My wife and I are strongly opposed to the project primarily due to
noise pollution. As you know, pickleball is an unusually noisy game that has led to complaints and legal actions around
the United States. The "noise dampening" measures outlined in the proposal will be ineffective, in my opinion, as the
noise will travel up from the courts and be particularly annoying to residents on the upper floors of Fairways.
We chose the Gulf Stream area and St. Andrews as our retirement home due in large measure to the peace and quiet
the property and the community offer. We have made a substantial financial and personal commitment to our residence
and to the community. We would find it extremely disappointing to see the quality of life there compromised. While we
know the membership of the Little Club to be a fine group of people, I find myself wondering if they would be putting
forth such a proposal if the Club were a residential community as is St. Andrews.
Respectfully,
Warren Dillaway Ayres, Jr.
4475 North Ocean Blvd. #401
Delray Beach, FL 33483
Renee Basel
From: george lindner <georgelindner0@gmail.com>
Sent: Tuesday, August 6, 2019 11:09 AM
To: Greg Dunham
Subject: pickle ball
Let the pickle ball happen.People of the age of the players should not be deterred. The pickle ball won't last that
long.... can't be heard by humans inside their homes ... and half of the residents can't hear well. And, for me..(a
non pickle baller) the sound is a joyous reminder of people having fun.
I live at 31 L at st andrews. thanks.
george Lindner
July 15, 2019
Ms. Rita Taylor
Town Clerk
100 Sea Road
Gulf Stream, FI 33483
Dear Ms. Taylor:
My husband and I are owners and residents of Unit 11 of Hillside House of Gulf Stream.
I am writing to express our agreement that pickle ball courts be constructed next to
Hillside House. We are members of the Little Club and agree that the pickle ball courts
will be an enhancement to the members of the Club, with very little inconvenience to the
owners of Hillside House.
We are not able to attend the meeting, but wish for our thoughts to be considered in the
decision making process.
Sincerely,
Ca I . a
200 Little Club Ro d Unit 11
Gulf Stream, Florida 33483