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DISTURBED AREAS WHERE SHOWN.
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TURF BLEND FUSION 1$LEW TO BE DETERMINED BY OW1�R1 F.FL EL. 10.00' /// ►�
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�9 \ VA 52 VACGINIUM ANGU5TIFOLIUM LOWBU5H BLUEBERRY 5 GAL.CONTAINER 3 O.C. Q (�
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now or formerly / �, �`�ETBAGK LIN_J— , . ,�w�— o 3-PR \ Q �� G��F� $ �n�� , PLANTED AREA .� -Q `�•
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now or formerly EX.WOOD5 z now or formerly 31�� \} 1 \ °s$3$.W \ 1 at'1 0 �- VA 14 VAGGINIUM ANGUSTIFoLIUM LoweusH$l UE$ERRY 5 GAL.CONTAINER 8' O.G. Q z � Q
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Denl5e Zellner Anthony J Demaula d I \ \ \ r ��iii LL N
Dorothy A.Demoula
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\ MP 11 MYRIGA PEN5YLVANIGA BAYBERRY 2-3 GAL. CONTAINER MIN. 6' O.G. (�
RT II M5 TYPHINA 5TA6HORN 5UMAG 2-3 GAL. CONTAINER MIN. 12' O.G.
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AG II AMELANCHIER CANAVEN515 SHAPBJ5514 2-3 GAL.CONTAINER MIN. 12' O.G.
PARTIAL PLAN 6RA55B/GROUND COVER
PV 144 PANIGUM VIRGATUM SWITCHGRA55 I GAL.CONTAINER 2'O.G. P A G2 E
PQ 144 PARM3406155U5 QUINQUEFOLIA VIROINIA CREEPER I GAL.CONTAINER 2'O.G.
11171 AS 144 ASGIEPIA5 5YRAGA COMMON MILKWEED I GAL. CONTAINER 2'O.G.
40 20 D 40 80 120 160 200 55 144 BAGCNAR15 HALIMIFOLIA GROLNDSEL BU5H I GAL. CONTAINER 2'O.G.
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subdivision Map of 'Shore AGres' + + + r + + +
Filed on January 3,N14 as Map no.41 PLANTED AREA:
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Description and Purpose / / �o j\/ V Lary G®AR 5ra�E o S
Mattings of natural materials are used to cover the soil surface
to reduce erosion from rainfall impact,hold soil in place,and 1 �r ° /\\/ cloth` 6o SAM NOTE:
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absorb and hold moisture near the soil surface. Additionally, 2" to / / //\/ �/ ' �,- above
3" overlap / /r \�\• 5ME PIT NO BALL RE NUIE rT5
matting maybe used to stabilize soils until vegetation is ,\/ SaUrce A5 MNOR TREES NO STAKIN5
established.
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Material Selection
Organic matting materials have been found to be effective where re-vegetation will be provided
by re-seeding. The choice of matting should be based on the size of area,side slopes,surface //\/ /,\ -Non-:woven geotextile filter'� l t er V TOP 50L/
conditions such as hardness,moisture,weed growth,and availability of materials. ISOMETRIC VIEW 4jjo j�.,; \ fabric under (z�M400
TYPICAL SLOPE ��•������\\\��' typical treatment. b 2Bi rLIL 6 REINFORGEDRt6H4Z
Erosion Control Blankets/Mars nou>��STRAIv
SOIL L S TA B L I Z A TI O N '�� MN BALL MM. HOSE 2 PEGES :12 HIRE TNISTED■ Biodegradable rolled erosion control products(RECPs)are typically composed of jute fibers, N S WET SLOPE LINING T$ PLANTING P I T
curled wood fibers,straw,coconut fiber,or a combination of these materials. In order for an NOTES: ;b SALUR
RECP to be considered i00%biodegradable,the netting,sewing or adhesive system that 1. Slope surface shall be free of rocks, clods, sticks STREET TREE-5o ro MWroe Mu �'HAa
holds the biodegradable mulch fibers together must also be biodegradable. and gross. Mots/blankets shall have good soil contact.
Jute is a natural fiber that is made into a am that is loosely woven into a biodegradable 2. Lay blankets loosely and stoke or staple to maintain SPEGFIGAT10N5FOR GRADE
Y Ydirect contact with the soil. Do not stretch. \\;
mesh. It is designed to be used in conjunction with vegetation and has longevity of 1. TREES SHALL� IIIZr�tl'OF I STOCK OF AN APPROVED SPEUE5,6ROM UNDER THE z .
approximately one year. The material is supplied in rolled strips,which should be 3. Install per manufacturers recommendations cLIMATIc GowmoNSAs THE PARTIW AR51TE TH51'SFUyI eE OF Mlx 25�K PEAT Moss
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6RONrH,FREE OF IN5EGT P3T AND DISE `A.�E,5UITAELE FOR 5TREFr TREE USE. '
secured to the soil with U-shaped staples or stakes in accordance with manufacturers 2 TIE AVEII TRUNK II MEASIIR®AT A HEIGHT OF SIX MGIES ABOVE THE Y1
recommendations. TYPICAL INSTALLATION DETAIL 19NIS W 6ROW 1.13a SHAD.BE A MNMUN OF THREE(3)ArUfS
3. ALL PLANTING SHALL BE DOLE IN GOIFORMAW.E WITH 6000 Hoina LTUm PRACTICE
TIE FOLLONN615 DEGIAM TO BE 600P HORWALTURAL PRAGTIGE: N
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Installation on Slopes (1)TIE TRUNK SHALL BE WRAPPED NTH BURLAP OR KRAPT PAPER TIC WRAP AND T}E b" V MIN. b"
Site Preparation TREES BEsTAlc® TM 0wTH T GB7AR POLES sEwR®To THE TIE eY MFANs r
■ Proper site preparation is essential to ensure complete contact of the blanket or matting with Installation should be in accordance Huth the manufacturer's recommendations. in general, p1 ALL TREES SHALL BE WAWLNM aAum AND aRA90M,, BALL In
the soil. these will be as follows: 90L BE AT LEAST W AND ONE HALF(2 IM RE IN DIAMETER. PLANTING PIT (3Q
(3)ALL TREE PITS SHALL 13E BK4:111ID VAIN TOPSOIL.
■ Grade and shapethe area of installation. ■ Begin at the top of the slope and anchor the blanket in a G in.deep by 6 in.wide trench. 4. ALL TREES L15TEID UNDER(I)NEREOF SHALL BE BRAACH V NOT Loka THAN 51X(6)fEET MINOR TREE5 W m � X
Backfill trench and tamp earth firmly. -HTH M AVERA6E+e6W OF 10 TO 12 FEET WITH A MINIMUM SPREAD OF TOP OF 4 FEEL Q LW l<L
■ Remove all rocks,clods,vegetation or other obstructions so that the installed blankets or E"'I O 7—
mats will have complete,direct contact with the soil. ■ Unroll blanket down slope in the direction of water flow.
■ Overlap the edges � � � O
■ Prepare seedbed by loosening 2 to 3 in.of topsoil. p ges of adjacent parallel rolls 2 to 3 in.and staple every 3 ft. PP < US
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Laying and Securing Matting ■ When blankets must be spliced,place blankets end over end(shingle style)with 6 in.
■ Before laying the matting,all check slots should be installed and the friable seedbed made overlap. Staple through overlapped area,approximately 12 in.apart. O O
free from clods,rocks,and roots. The surface should be compacted and finished according ■ Lay blankets loosely and maintain direct contact with the soil. Do not stretch. N
to the requirements of the manufacturer's recommendations. In
s Staple blankets sufficiently to anchor blanket and maintain contact with the soil. Staples �0
■ Mechanical or manual lay down equipment should be capable of handling full rolls of fabric should be placed down the center and staggered with the staples placed along the edges.
and laying the fabric smoothly without% inldes or folds. The equipment should meet the Steep slopes,=(H:V)to 2:1(H:V),require a minimum of 2 staples/yd-. Moderate slopes, W
fabric manufacturer's recommendations or equivalent standards. 2:1(H:V)to 3:1 (H:V),require a minimum of 11/x staples/ydt.
Anchoring
■ U-shaped wire staples,metal geotextile stake pins,or triangular wooden stakes can be used _ /-'
to anchor mats and blankets to the ground surface. _ ,.�� OF N
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■ Wire staples should be made of minimum><i gauge steel wire and should be U-shaped,%i th 8 ��
in.legs and 2 in.crown. EROSION CONTROL BLANKEr.
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■ Metal stake pins should be o.i88 in.diameter steel with a 1.5 in,steel washer at the head of �---- h z �e� �' � ;1,
GREEthe pun,and 8 in.in length. MODEL000IX oN�o L�l Et�NT MAT 0 C T O 1 2024 i
W/TURF BLEND FU51ON(BLEND TO BE DETERMINED BY OV % ,\n,
■ V%'ire staples and metal stakes should be driven flush to the soil surface. out o Town
BLANKETS TO BE INSTALLED PER MAWFAGTURER5 IN5TRI)GTION5 Planning Board
AND ECG.BLANKET DETAILS 015 DWG)
JE:FFREY T. BUTLER,P.E.
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