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Committee of the Whole/Documents/Landscape Materials (Sheets L1.01 - L1.04)
Appendix

Landscape Materials (Sheets L1.01 - L1.04)

February 8, 2022Pages 297–3001 section

A set of drawings detailing the materials, paving, and structural landscape elements such as rain gardens and seating areas.

9.2.3.a Draft Community Climate Action Strategy
Rain garden detailsSolid cedar fence specsWoonerf courtyard areas

EAGLES NEST RESIDENCES - Landscape Materials

Project Information

  • Project: Boardwalk Development, Eagles Nest Residences, Helmcken & West Burnside Roads, View Royal, BC
  • Client: Boardwalk Development, 200 – 1501 1 ST. SW, Calgary Alberta, T2R 0W1
  • Landscape Planning & Design: Murdoch de Greeff Inc., 200 - 524 Culduthel Road, Victoria, BC V8Z 1G1 (Phone: 250.412-2891, Fax: 250.412-2892)
  • Project No: 121.33
  • Scale: 1:150 @ 24"x36"
  • Status: Not For Construction
  • Revision History:
    • 1 DP, 2021-10-29

General Legend and Notes (Sheets L1.01 - L1.04)

Legend

Symbol Description
——— Property Line
— — — Extent of Parkade (Below Grade)
— · — Roof Line
- - - Existing Contour Line
25.20 EX Existing Grade
28.50 Landscape Proposed Grade
28.50 (Red) Architecture Proposed Grade
○ (Blue Outline) Rain garden - TOP OF POOL
● (Blue Fill) Rain garden - BOTTOM OF POOL

Underground Utilities (Shown for reference only - refer to Civil Engineer's drawings)

  • Storm drain: Existing (dashed grey) / Proposed (solid blue)
  • Sewer: Existing (dashed grey) / Proposed (solid green)
  • Water: Existing (dashed grey) / Proposed (solid magenta)
  • Electrical: Existing (dashed grey) / Proposed (solid orange)
  • Gas: Existing (dashed grey) / Proposed (solid yellow)
  • Hydro Tel: Existing (dashed grey) / Proposed (solid cyan)

Abbreviations

  • TOW: Top of Wall
  • BW: Bottom of Wall
  • TOC: Top of Curb
  • BC: Bottom of Curb
  • TP: Top of Pool
  • BP: Bottom of Pool
  • TS: Top of Stairs
  • BS: Bottom of Stairs
  • HP: High Point
  • LP: Low Point

Landscape Materials

  • Solid Cedar Fence: 1800 mm height, shown offset from property line for clarity
  • Metal Picket Fence 3'
  • 1070mm Metal MMCD Guard Rail
  • Concrete Retaining Wall
  • Lock Block Retaining Wall
  • Woonerf Courtyard Areas: CIP concrete - broom finish - sawcut joints 2M x 2M
  • Entries: Decorative, colour, CIP concrete - magnesium float finish - saw cut joints 1M x 1M
  • Driveway/Pedestrian Paths: CIP concrete, sawcut @ 3.0 intervals
  • Pedestrian Path / Patio: 2 x 2 hydraspressed slab
  • Municipal Concrete Sidewalk
  • Planting Area: 450 mm depth growing medium
  • Maintained Grass: 150 mm depth growing medium
  • Naturalized Grass
  • Rain Garden Area: 450 mm of rain garden growing medium
  • Preserved Landscape Zone
  • Crushed Gravel Path

Site Furnishings Legend

  • Bicycle Rack (6 capacity)
  • Seating Bench
  • Trellis - Entry Features
  • Boulder Retain
  • Bollard

Tree Summary

  • Proposed Trees: (Circle with cross)
  • Existing Trees: (Open circle)

Note: Retained trees are subject to a full arboricultural assessment to determine their retention status. Existing trees shown on this plan are based of preliminary field observations and review of the arborists report.

Reference Notes

  1. Woonerf street and path concept
  2. Lobbies with bike racks and benches
  3. Entry features with trellis and benches
  4. Courtyard gathering area
  5. Parkade entrance
  6. Flexible parking
  7. Rain gardens
  8. Retain native trees and management invasives
  9. Rock outcrop - preserve natural feature of the site
  10. Swales
  11. Stairs vary to meet grade with 3-4 steps

Rain Water Management Notes

  • Water collected from building roofs flow to the rain gardens located throughout the site.
  • Rain gardens will be designed with underdrains and a high capacity overflow drain that will be connected to the onsite piped drainage system.
  • Onsite hard surfaces, where possible, will be drained towards absorbent landscape areas or rain gardens.
  • Streetscape rain gardens are proposed on Burnside Road. These will capture, slow and treat (clean) runoff from the municipal road and sidewalk mimicking the pre-development drainage system.

Sheet L1.01 - Landscape Materials

[Map: Site plan showing the northeastern section of the property along Burnside Road, including Building 1 (FFE 28.50 L2), the parkade entrance, swales, and municipal sidewalk.]

Reference photo showing a narrow pedestrian woonerf street lined with colorful, multi-story gabled houses.
Reference photo showing a narrow pedestrian woonerf street lined with colorful, multi-story gabled houses.

Sheet L1.02 - Landscape Materials

[Map: Site plan showing the central interior portion of the property, featuring a large courtyard area with seating, woonerf paving, multiple rain gardens, and preserved landscape zones.]

[Map: Key map of the overall site highlighting the location of sheet L1.02.]


Sheet L1.03 - Landscape Materials

[Map: Site plan showing the southern portion of the property along Helmcken Road, featuring rain gardens, naturalized grass areas, and pedestrian pathways leading to building entries.]

[Map: Key map of the overall site highlighting the location of sheet L1.03.]


Sheet L1.04 - Landscape Materials

[Map: Site plan showing the western portion of the site at the corner of Helmcken Road and Burnside Road, showing rock outcrops, entry trellis features, and streetscape rain gardens.]

[Map: Key map of the overall site highlighting the location of sheet L1.04.]

Rain Garden Detail

Rain Garden Materials:

  1. Overflow drain, 200 mm domed grate + adapter
  2. Composted mulch, 50 -70 mm depth
  3. Bio-retention growing medium, 450 mm depth
  4. Scarified/tilled subgrade, 300 mm depth
  5. Existing subgrade/native material
  6. 100 mm diameter (min) perforated pipe
  7. 25 mm diameter drain rock, 100 mm depth

Scale: 1:50

Page 297–300
Extracted from: 2022 02 08 Committee of the Whole Agenda - Agenda - Pdf