Lely Beautification MSTU Agenda 12/12/2013Ittl GOLF ESTATES BEAUTIFICATION MSTU
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
3299 Tamiami Trail East, Suite 103
Naples, FL 34112
AGENDA: DECEMBER 129 2013
I. CALL TO ORDER
II. ATTENDANCE
III. APPROVAL OF AGENDA
IV. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: OCTOBER 249 2013
V. CHAIRMAN'S REPORT — ROBERT SLEBODNIK
VI. BUDGET REPORT
VI. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE REPORT — CLM; MCGEE & ASSOCIATES
VII. LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT'S REPORT — MCGEE & ASSOCIATES
VIII. PROJECT MANAGER'S REPORT — DARRYL RICHARD
• GROUND COVER LIST
• ST. ANDREWS SIGHT LINE
IX. OLD BUSINESS
A.
X. NEw BUSINESS
A. Election of Officers — Fiscal Year 2014
XI. MEMBER COMMENTS
XII. PUBLIC COMMENTS
XIII. ADJOURNMENT
NEXT MEETING: JANUARY 23, 2014 AT 2:00 PM
Collier County East Naples Branch Library
8787 Tamiami Trail East, Naples, FL 34112
GOLF ESTATES BEAUTIFICATION MSTU
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
3299 Tamiami Trail East, Suite 103
Naples, FL 34113
SUMMARY: MINUTES AND MOTIONS
OCTOBER 249 2013
III. APPROVAL OF AGENDA
Chan:
Item V was added to the Agenda as the "Chairman's Report."
(Note: Future Agendas will reflect this addition.)
The "Project Manager's Report" was changed to Item VI and the remaining Items
were re- numbered.
Jennifer Tanner moved to approve the Agenda as amended. Chairman Slebodnik offered
a Second in support of the motion. Carried unanimously, 4 — 0.
IV. APPROVAL OF MINUTES — SEPTEMBER 26, 2013
Kathleen Dammert moved to approve the Agenda as submitted. Jennifer Tanner offered a
Second in support of the motion. Carried unanimously, 4 — 0.
V. BUDGET REPORT — DARRYL RICHARD
Action Item:
Darryl Richard will verify with Caroline Soto that one Line Item is reserved strictly for
insurance claims and the other is reserved for hurricane repairs. He stated the total amount
for Reserves may be $200,000.00.
Chairman Slebodnik noted the amount had been reduced; it was originally $250,000.00.
Mr. Richard concurred stating $50,000 had been re- directed to the Pebble Beach Lighting
Project.
Kathleen Dammert explained the columns, when added, amounted to $261,641.26. The
total amount may be split between the two Line Items.
VI. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE REPORT — CLM AND MCGEE & ASSOCIATES
David Larson pointed out two or three trees had not been trimmed and are growing down to
the ground (driving from Augusta toward Rattlesnake).
Darryl Richard stated he drove the area with Mr. Larson and took photographs which he
will email to Bob Kindelan.
Action Item: Darryl Richard will contact Todd at the County's Growth Management
Division and email the photograph to him.
October 24, 2013
VII. LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT'S REPORT — MCGEE & ASSOCIATES
A number of problem areas involving plantings on private properties and/or right -of -ways
were noted.
Action Item:
Darryl Richard and Michael McGee will perform a site visit to determine if the plantings
are in the Right -of -Way. If so, Mr. Richard will contact the Right -of -Way section to pursue
with the homeowner.
VIII. PROJECT MANAGER'S REPORT — DARRYL RICHARD
• Update: BCC Workshop — October 1, 2013
o The Board of County Commissioner directed Staff to survey each Advisory
Committee to determine if the Committee's meeting schedule was
appropriate, i.e., were monthly meetings necessary or could the Committee
meet less frequently.
Consensus: The Lely MSTU Advisory Committee will hold monthly meetings.
New Topic:
Michael McGee stated he observed maintenance crews and/or homeowners mowing lawns
and blowing the debris back into the swales — it is starting to build back up again. He
suggested contacting the HOA to request the homeowners blow the clipping back onto their
lawns.
Chairman Slebodnik noted it is also a Stormwater issue since clogged swales will affect
drainage and contribute to flooding during the rainy season.
Jennifer Tanner will include the issue in the next HOA newsletter and stated the
homeowners may not be home during the day to observe.
Kathleen Dammert noted she observed several homeowners on Pinehurst who mow their
lawns and were guilty of blowing the debris into the swales.
Action Item:
Michael McGee will track the various maintenance companies that service Lely.
IX. NEW BUSINESS
A. Discuss November Meeting Date (Thanksgiving: 11/28)
The November meeting conflicts with the Thanksgiving holiday and the December
meeting is scheduled for December 26tH
Consensus: The Committee will not meet in November. The Committee will meet
on December 12, 2013 which will be the final meeting for 2013.
Action Item: Staff will confirm the availability of the meeting room with the Library
staff and a confirming email will be sent to the members. If the room is not available,
the email will contain options for review by the members.
It tv GOLF ESTATES BEAUTIFICATION MSTU
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
3299 Tamiami Trail East, Suite 103
Naples, FL 34113
MEETING MINUTES
OCTOBER 24, 2013
1. CALL TO ORDER
Chairman Slebodnik meeting was called to order at 2:05 PM.
A quorum was established. Four voting members were present.
II. ATTENDANCE
Members: Robert Slebodnik, Chairman
Kathleen Dammert, David Larson (Vice Chair), Jennifer Tanner
Excused: Tony Branco
County: Darryl Richard — Project Manager
Others: Michael McGee — Landscape Architect, P.A.
Robert Kindelan — CLM
(Anne Iacuzzo — JuriStaff)
III. APPROVAL OF AGENDA
Changes:
• Item V was added to the Agenda as the "Chairman's Report."
(Note: Future Agendas will reflect this addition.)
• The "Project Manager's Report" was changed to Item VI and the remaining Items
were re- numbered.
Jennifer Tanner moved to approve the Agenda as amender! Chairman Slebodnik offered
a Second in support of the motion. Carried unanimously, 4 — 0.
IV. APPROVAL OF MINUTES — SEPTEMBER 26, 2013
Kathleen Dammert moved to approve the Agenda as submitted Jennifer Tanner offered a
Second in support of the motion. Carried unanimously, 4 — 0.
October 24, 2013
V. CHAIRMAN'S REPORT — ROBERT SLEBODNIK
A. Drainage -Canals
The canals were sprayed on Tuesday and die -off should begin soon. A second spraying
will be done in two weeks. The maintenance schedule was revised to include inspection
of the canals on a regular basis with spraying as needed.
B. 111 Pebble Beach Blvd. — Abandoned Property
It was reported that the Bank of America has possession of the property. Maintenance
has been contracted to Field Assets Services, LLC. (800- 468 -1743; Contact — Dave
Westbrook) The property has been assigned to Joan Monroe (512- 609 - 7315). The lawn
will be mowed on a regular basis. Trimming of shrubs is not a standard service but Ms.
Monroe stated she would request the vegetation is trimmed since it was so overgrown.
The Chairman stated that, in the interim, he trimmed the shrubs with one of his
neighbors.
VI. BUDGET REPORT — DARRYL RICHARD
(Attached: "LELY MSTU — Fund 152, dated October 24, 2013 ")
• Current Ad Valorem Taxes: $ 192,000.00 (To Be Collected
-------------------------------------------------------------
• Operating Expense:
$
164,500,00
• Encumbered:
$
84,389.59
• Spent to Date:
$
468.47
• Funds Available:
$
79,641.94
• Capital Outlay /Improvements:
$
45,800.00
• Open Purchase Orders:
$
00.00
• Spent to Date:
$
00.00
• Available:
$
45,800.00
• Reserves:
$
100,000.00
(Line Item 32)
(Line Items 33 and 34)
(Line Items 40 and 41)
Action Item:
Darryl Richard will verify with Caroline Soto that one Line Item is reserved strictly for
insurance claims and the other is reserved for hurricane repairs. He stated the total amount
for Reserves may be $200,000.00.
Chairman Slebodnik noted the amount had been reduced; it was originally $250,000.00.
Mr. Richard concurred stating $50,000 had been re- directed to the Pebble Beach Lighting
Project.
Kathleen Dammert explained the columns, when added, amounted to $261,641.26. The
total amount may be split between the two Line Items.
• Total Budget Amount: $ 261,641.94
Darryl Richard stated the taxable value for Fiscal Year 2014 had increased to $96,010,647
from $92,697,303 in Fiscal Year 2013.
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October 24, 2013
VII. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE REPORT — CLM AND MCGEE & ASSOCIATES
Robert Kindelan:
• Finished trimming Palms in September;
• Seed pods were moved from Fox Tail and Alexander (previously missed item);
• Geraniums were planted at the main entrance;
• The flowers will be treated with fungicide, fertilizer, and application of pre -
emergent tomorrow;
• He conferred with Mike McGee and obtained a list of "housekeeping" items to
be completed;
• The newer trees will be trimmed next week to prevent flowering and budding and
removal of palm fronds;
• Fertilizer has been ordered and will be applied by the end of the month;
• Issue: Pump System
• Has a low -level float switch inside the mixing chamber — it "went bad"
approximately two weeks ago
• A Purchase Order is under review;
• Will consult with Naples Motor Works regarding temperature sensor
• The low -flow is a second safety valve — the Naples Motor Works
controller has its own internal protection (to be confirmed)
• Work will begin to disconnect the low -level float after the PO has been
approved
• Received lighting checklist from Mike McGee — will review same with Darryl
Richard
o Will number all lights as required
Darryl Richard noted Bentley Electric volunteered to number the lights; he will determine
which vendor can accomplish the task more quickly.
Michael McGee reminded Mr. Richard to ask that the vendor coordinate with him to ensure
the numbering follows the form. He noted some numbers will be sprayed on the sidewalk
next to the fixture. He also requested that the sign lights, i.e., five fluorescent lights, will be
stenciled on the back. He stated there is a numbering sequence for St. Andrew's Boulevard,
a sequence for Pebble Beach Boulevard, and a sequence for the remaining streets. Finally,
the flag pole lights will be numbered.
David Larson pointed out two or three trees had not been trimmed and are growing down to
the ground (driving from Augusta toward Rattlesnake).
Darryl Richard stated he drove the area with Mr. Larson and took photographs which he
will email to Bob Kindelan.
Action Item:
Darryl Richard will contact Todd at the County's Growth Management Division and email
the photograph to him.
October 24, 2013
VIII. LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT'S REPORT — MCGEE & ASSOCIATES
(Attached: "Landscape Observation Report," dated October 21, 2013)
Michael McGee:
• Maintenance: Prepared checklist for Robert and reviewed with him
• Remove vines from with Podocarpus hedge
• Asked Robert to prepare a proposal to remove the Allamanda and install
Variegated Arborciola shrubs ( "Trinette" variety) at US 41 /St. Andrew's
(outbound side);
Regarding site line problem on St. Andrew's, he will email the report to Darryl
Richard for distribution to members
• Identified each intersection where there could be a sight line issue due to an
intersecting roadway or where there is a median opening at a turn (from St.
Andrew's to the first street on Forest Hill)
• Provided recommendations for review by the Committee
• Attached a list of alternative plantings if the Committee decided to remove
the Bougainvillea (will eliminate pruning)
• He stated as long as the pruning is maintained, he did not see anything that
was a hazard — some of the problems were due to vegetation at the corners of
adjacent properties
• At Pine Valley and Pebble Beach Circle, the road curves away as you are
trying to turn (Medians #6 and #7)
A number of problem areas involving plantings on private properties and/or right -of -ways
were noted.
Action Item:
Darryl Richard and Michael McGee will perform a site visit to determine if the plantings
are in the Right -of -Way. If so, Mr. Richard will contact the Right -of -Way section to pursue
with the homeowner.
IX. PROJECT MANAGER'S REPORT — DARRYL RICHARD
Darryl Richard:
Update: Abandoned Properties
o He contacted Kim Grant at the County's Housing, Human, and Veterans'
Services Department. She referred him to Code Enforcement. He suggested
the HOA should contact Code Enforcement directly. Code Enforcement
maintains a list of abandoned properties.
•
Update: Opinion from Legal
o The County Attorney's Office stated the MSTU cannot spray or remove
vegetation from the canals because the Ordinance does not permit such
actions. The appropriate authority is the County's Road and Bridge
Maintenance Department. (Contact: Mark Martin)
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October 24, 2013
Update: "No Trespassing" Signs
• Met with David Larson and the Valley Stream resident who claimed kids
were crossing his property to go fishing, etc.
■ The fence was removed and the property looks as if it is part of the
park.
• Contacted Road and Bridge (Travis Gossett) who will schedule a meeting
with Mr. Larson and the resident to address the issue.
• The problem is outside the authority of the MSTU to solve.
• It was noted the County has used signs on Doral Circle — there must be extras
stored somewhere.
• Suggestion: A more effective solution would be to install a fence between
the park and the private property.
• Update: BCC Workshop — October 1, 2013
o The Board of County Commissioner directed Staff to survey each Advisory
Committee to determine if the Committee's meeting schedule was
appropriate, i.e., were monthly meetings necessary or could the Committee
meet less frequently.
Consensus: The Lely MSTU Advisory Committee will hold monthly meetings.
Michael McGee stated he observed maintenance crews and/or homeowners mowing lawns
and blowing the debris back into the swales — it is starting to build back up again. He
suggested contacting the HOA to request the homeowners blow the clipping back onto their
lawns.
Chairman Slebodnik noted it is also a Stormwater issue since clogged swales will affect
drainage and contribute to flooding during the rainy season.
Jennifer Tanner will include the issue in the next HOA newsletter and stated the
homeowners may not be home during the day to observe.
Kathleen Dammert noted she observed several homeowners on Pinehurst who mow their
lawns and are guilty of blowing the debris into the swales.
Action Item:
Michael McGee will track the various maintenance companies that service Lely.
X. OLD BUSINESS
A. Lighting Maintenance Contracts
(1) Lighting Maintenance Report Form
(Copies of the form were distributed to the Members for their review.)
Darryl Richard stated the tracking form will be incorporated into future contracts.
Mike McGee stated the Maintenance Contractor's form will track whether a light is
out or has been damaged or the sensor is not working. No "electrical" work will be
required.
October 24, 2013
(2) Electrical Maintenance Report Form
(Copies of the form were distributed to the Members for their review.)
Mike McGee stated the form will be sent to the Electrical Contractor. He has
requested a list of current replacement part numbers from Bentley Electric. He will
send the finalized form to the Contractor as soon as he obtains the information.
Darryl Richard noted the part numbers and new "spec" sheet will be incorporated
into the Maintenance Contract.
Darryl Richard noted the Purchase Order for Bentley is in process. The Finance
Department objected to the use of "inspect" because the Traffic Ops contract did not
include that term. There are three lights that will be repaired as soon as the P.O. is
released.
He noted there is a new director of the department and Traffic Ops is currently
performing more electrical work that had been previously bid out.
XI. NEW BUSINESS
A. Discuss November Meeting Date (Thanksgiving: 11/28)
The November meeting conflicts with the Thanksgiving holiday and the December
meeting is scheduled for December 261h
Consensus: The Committee will not meet in November. The Committee will meet
on December 12, 2013 which will be the final meeting for 2013.
Action Item: Staff will confirm the availability of the meeting room with the Library
staff and a confirming email will be sent to the members. If the room is not available,
the email will contain options for review by the members.
XII. MEMBER COMMENTS
(None)
XIII. PUBLIC COMMENTS
(None)
X11V. ADJOURNMENT
NEXT MEETING: December 12, 2013 at 2:00 PM
Collier County East Naples Library Branch
8787 Tamiami Trail East, Naples, FL 34112
There being no further business to come before the Committee, the meeting was adjourned
at 3:15 PM.
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October 24, 2013
LELY GOLF ESTATES BEAUTIFICATION
MSTU ADVISORY COMMITTEE
ROBERT SLEBODNIK, CHAIRMAN
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LELY MSTU GROUND COVER LIST - 10/24/13
Juniperous chinensis'Parsoni'
Dianella tasmanica - Variegated Blueberry Flax Lily
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Tradescantia spathacea — 'Dwarf Oyster Plant'
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Ilex vomitoria - Stokes Dwarf
Setcreasea pallida — 'Purple Queen'
Euphorbia milii — Small Leaf Red Crown of Thorn
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Neoreeelia spp. — Full Sun Bromeliads
`Margaret'
'Donger'
'Sunshine'
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'McWilliamsii'
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Bromeliads are becoming more popular for landscape in Florida and warm
coastal areas in the South and West. Because of their vivid colors, bromeliads are
frequently used as accent plants in situations of direct sun all or part of a day.
Since most bromeliads prefer at least some relief from midday sun, there is an
increasing demand for those species and hybrids that will tolerate the harsh con-
ditions of full exposure in the sunny south. Here is a list of bromeliad varieties that have been
proven
in south Florida gardens. Though no where near complete, it represents varieties that have proven
hardy in our nursery and nearby gardens in South Florida. Locally variable conditions may produce
different results. Please note that bromeliads which have been grown in less than full sun will require
adapting to full sun to avoid buming. A'rule of thumb' would indicate that bromehads can tolerate an
increase of 20% in exposure, monthly. So a plant grown in 50% shade would require a gradual move
over nearly three months to transition to full sun. By far the best time to adapt plants to intense light
is in the fall and winter. As day length increases gradually day by day, the plants will adapt Keep in
mind though that any degree of temporary shade during the day will give welcome relief. Also, it is
natural in even the hardiest varieties to have some bleaching or possible burning if the conditions are
too severe. f=uture generations may adapt, if not, you should choose another variety.
Having chosen the 'right' plants for the job, local weather conditions, heat, cold, humidity, cloud
cover and unforeseen weather phenomena can effect the performance of any plant in landscape.
When it comes to gardening, our experience has shown that sometimes careful planning, experimen-
tation and vigilance are no substitute for dumb luck!
BROMELIADS PROVEN FULL SUN TOLERANT IN SOUTH FLORIDA LANDSCAPES
Large Varieties:
Neoregelia 'Calypso' Small Varieties:
Aechmea alapecurus
Neoregelia carchaiadcn Aechmea gamosepala
Aechmea aquilege
Pates alatisepala Aechmea recurvataall varieties
Aechmea blancheffiana
Po tea le-ptanfha Neoregelra olens
Aechinea bracteata
Pcftea peffoptntana V. extensa flfeoregetia 'Donger'
Aechmea brvmelirfolia v. rube
Wittrackia superba Neoregetia yebafl'
Aecltmea cast0havii
Medium Varieties: Areoregelra Zoe'
Aechmea er ryconrmbus
Aechmea chanti itt Tillandsias for full sun:
Aechmea Uffe Nary`
Aechmea lingulate concoior, ionanfha, paleacea, shida, ver-
Aechmea madae4egfnae
Aechmes ornate nkosa, didWichk chiapensis, fasckWata,
Aechmea mexicana
Aechmea pedineta sfreptaphylla and xerographka are a few that
Aechmea mulfordir
Aschmes pharerophlebda will adapt to fu0 sun conditions. There are
Aechmea pinellrana 'Giant Form'
Aechmea tocantina many more.
Aechinea rubens
Ananus bradeatus Nearly all members of the following genera
Aechmea rubroirlacr'na
Ananus comoaus will tolerate full sun conditions:
Aechmea serrafa
Aleorr=gefra cmenta &orneha
Aechmea Tropica'
Neoregeha johannis Deuterocohnia
Akantarea imperafrs
Neoregelia compacts DycUa
Akantarea vinicolor
Neoregelra macwrTleamari Encholenum
An drub echmea`O'Bourke'
Newnefra7eflawDevrd' hfechtia
Androkpis skinners
Quesnake testudo Neogalazrovia
Aechmea ewy wymbus
Quesneba arvensis Odhophyfum
Hhhenbergre stellate
Vrnesea neo0u6nose
See these
other Trapiflora care sheets for further information an :- ; a eui:
'General &xvnermd Cane; 'Terreshial Bromekad Care, 7INandsta Care, Bromehads In The Terrar-
ium, UneatingA Brome &ad Tree, Wounf Brameliads, & 'Forcing The Issue (forcing blooming)
W� Informative websites to visit for comprehensive information on bromeliads -1 their ct ,_. _
Bromeliad Society International (be.org) and Fkdda Council Ofllromefiad Sodehes (frbs.org)
Tropflo;r'a, LGC
3530 Tallevast Road, Sarasota, Florida 34243
Phone: (941) 351 -2267 Fax: (941) 351 -6985 Email. salesCiroprlPora.rarn
This czppighted
material may not be reproduced for anypurpose Beyond personal use wsthauf express written
pernission by an agent cf Tropitlora, LLC. AA rights reserved_ 0 2010 Trrprifora LLC
ST. ANDREWS BLVD. SIGHT LINE STUDY - 10/24/13
St Andrews Blvd. Median #1 & 2 opening:
Martian #7 wact anrl-
Recommended improvements: Remove
Crinum lilies on east end, remove eastern
end of dwarf Schefflera shrubs, remove
north side dwarf Bougainvillea.
Extend dwarf Red Crown of Thorn bed
into removed plant areas.
St Andrews Blvd. Median #1 & 2 opening,
Median 2 two step crossing from
shopping center driveway:
Recommended improvements: Remove
dwarf Bougainvillea, remove east end of
dwarf Schefflera shrubs.
Extend dwarf Red Crown of Thorn into
removed plant areas.
St Andrews Blvd. Median #3 & 4 opening,
Median 4:
Recommended improvements: Remove
dwarf Bougainvillea and Firebush,
replant filling in between end Juniper
beds, Juniper Parsonii, Blueberry Flax
Lily, dwarf Red Crown of Thorn,
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ST. ANDREWS BLVD. SIGHT LINE STUDY - 10/24/13
Pebble Beach Blvd. at St. Andrews,
Median #3:
Recommended improvements: See no
issue as long as dwarf Bougainvillea are
pruned below 24 inches. Option 1:
remove dwarf Bougainvillea, extend sod
or extend Juniper, install new Ground
Cover plant from list.
Pebble Beach Cr. West Median #5 west
end:
Recommended improvements: On west
end remove dwarf Bougainvillea
between Juniper beds and replant with
Juniper. Remove Plumbago bed and
install new Ground Cover plants from list
where Plumbago were removed.
Pine Valley Cr. West at St Andrews,
Median #5 east end:
Recommended improvements: On east
end remove dwarf Bougainvillea between
Juniper beds and replant with Juniper.
Remove Plumbago bed and install new
Ground Cover plants from list where
Plumbago were removed.
/y
ST. ANDREWS BLVD. SIGHT LINE STUDY — 10/24/13
St Andrews Blvd. Median #6 & 7
opening, Median 6 east end:
Recommended improvements: Remove
dwarf Bougainvillea and Firebush from
Juniper bed to Plumbago bed. Replant by
extending Juniper bed west and create
new bed of Ground Cover from plant list.
Pine Valley Cr. East at St Andrews,
Median #6 east end:
Recommended improvements: Remove
dwarf Bougainvillea and Firebush from
Juniper bed to Plumbago bed. Replant by
extending Juniper bed west and create
new bed of Ground Cover from plant list.
Pebble Beach Cr. at St Andrews, Median
#7 west end:
Recommended improvements: Remove
dwarf Bougainvillea between Juniper
beds and replant with new Ground
Cover from list.
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ST. ANDREWS BLVD. SIGHT LINE STUDY - 10/24/13
St Andrews Median #8 & 7 opening,
Median #7 east end:
Recommended improvements: Remove
dwarf Bougainvillea between Juniper
beds and replant with new Ground
Cover from list.
St Andrews Median #8 & 8A opening,
Median #8 east end:
Recommended improvements: Remove
dwarf Bougainvillea and Firebush beds
from Juniper end bed to the lift station.
Replant by extending Juniper bed west
and create new bed of Ground Cover
from plant list.
Valley Stream Dr. at St Andrews, Median
#8A east end:
Recommended improvements: Remove
dwarf Bougainvillea between Juniper
beds and replant with new Ground
Cover from list.
al
ST. ANDREWS BLVD. SIGHT LINE STUDY - 10/24/13
Valley Stream Dr. at St Andrews, Median
#9 west end:
Recommended improvements: Remove
dwarf Bougainvillea and Firebush to
second bed of dwarf Bougainvillea,
extend Juniper west and install new
Ground Cover bed from list.
St Andrews Median #9 & 10 opening,
Median #9 east end:
Recommended improvements: Remove
dwarf Bougainvillea and extend Juniper
and install new Ground Cover bed from
list.
Valley Stream Ln. at St Andrews, Median
#10 west end:
Recommended improvements: At stop
bar address 392 Cocoplum hedge blocks
view.
ST. ANDREWS BLVD. SIGHT LINE STUDY - 10/24/13
Valley Stream Ln. at St Andrews, Median #10
west end:
Recommended improvements: Remove
dwarf Bougainvillea between Juniper beds.
Install Juniper or install new Ground Cover
from list.
Forest Hills Blvd. at St Andrews, Median #10
east end:
Recommended improvements: Remove
dwarf Bougainvillea between Juniper beds.
Install Juniper or install new Ground Cover
from list.
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