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Agenda 01/28/2014PELICAN BAY SERVICES DIVISION Municipal Service Taxing and Benefit U NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 2014 THE LANDSCAPE & WATER MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE_ OF THE PELICAN BAY SERVICES DIVISION BOARD WILL MEET TUESDAY, JANUARY 28 AT 1 PM AT THE COMMUNITY CENTER AT PELICAN BAY, 8960 HAMMOCK OAK DRIVE, NAPLES, FL, 34108. AGENDA The agenda includes, but is not limited: 1. Roll call 2. Agenda approval 3. Audience comments 4. Approval of December 17 meeting minutes 5. Proposal for future landscaping presentation by Ellin Goetz, Goetz +Stropes Landscape Architects 6. Other business 7. Adjourn ANY PERSON WISHING TO SPEAK ON AN AGENDA ITEM WILL RECEIVE UP TO ONE (1) MINUTE PER ITEM TO ADDRESS THE BOARD. THE BOARD WILL SOLICIT PUBLIC COMMENTS ON SUBJECTS NOT ON THIS AGENDA AND ANY PERSON WISHING TO SPEAK WILL RECEIVE UP TO THREE (3) MINUTES. THE BOARD ENCOURAGES YOU TO SUBMIT YOUR COMMENTS IN WRITING IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING. ANY PERSON WHO DECIDES TO APPEAL A DECISION OF THIS BOARD WILL NEED A RECORD OF THE PROCEEDING PERTAINING THERETO, AND THEREFORE MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORD IS MADE, WHICH INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE BASED. IF YOU ARE A PERSON WITH A DISABILITY WHO NEEDS AN ACCOMMODATION IN ORDER TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS MEETING YOU ARE ENTITLED TO THE PROVISION OF CERTAIN ASSISTANCE. PLEASE CONTACT THE PELICAN BAY SERVICES DIVISION AT (239) 597 -1749 OR VISIT PELICAN BAYSERVICES DIVISION .NET. 1/24/2014 2:16:46 PM LANDSCAPE & WATER MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 2013 MEETING MINUTES The Landscape & Water Management Committee of the Pelican Bay Services Division met Tuesday, December 17, 2013 at 1:00 PM at the Community Center at Pelican Bay located at 8960 Hammock Oak Drive, Naples, Florida, 34108. The following members attended: Dave Trecker, Chairman Joe Chicurel Tom Cravens Pelican Bay Services Division Staff Neil Dorrill, Administrator absent Kyle Lukasz, Operations Manager ROLL CALL Frank Dickson, II absent John Domenie absent Scott Streckenbein Mary McCaughtry, Operations Analyst Lisa Resnick, Recording Secretary Four Committee members were present (Trecker, Chicurel, Cravens Streckenbein); two were absent (Dickson, Domenie). REVIEW OF DRAFT CLAM BAY FIELD GUIDE The Committee reviewed the draft Clam Bay Field Guide and suggested changing some of the existing photographs. UPDATE OF LAKES PILOT TRIALS Mr. Lukasz reported that the August data showed a decrease in the levels of nitrogen, phosphorus, and copper in Basin III. The Committee discussed water quality data, copper levels in sediment, landscaping best management practices (BMP), and increasing community awareness. MICHAEL BAUER, CITY OF NAPLES NATURAL RESOURCES DEPARTMENT Dr. Michael Bauer, City of Naples Natural Resources Department, gave a presentation about landscaping BMP and rain gardens. AUDIENCE COMMENTS Ms. Marcia Cravens commented on The Commons proposal and possible role of PBSD. ADJOURN Mr. Cravens motioned, Dr. Chicurel seconded to adjourn. The Committee voted �� unanimously in favor, the motion passed, and meeting adiourned at 2:40 p.m. Dave Trecker, Chairman 32 Minutes by L J 1/14/2014 1:18:02 PM January 28, 2014 Landscape & Water Management Committee Median Schematic Plans submitted by Ellin Goetz, Goetz +Stropes Landscape Architects Page 1 of 11 PELICAN BA's MEDIAN IMPROVEMENT PLANS OOETZ +STROPES t;rND C AFF AVCH;T `:TS rte; PLANTING KEY A:5! AN J&F,M)Nf o ... .?._�:• DWA12P @OC".",0N �lLEA *�ELEN n?'iN;,(1N' �WARPEJ1XrAiNVttLEA �AYENDAK ;L`. ... LAX MY (;'DEN CKE CIF ER FDXTAtLF!KN 51LVER 5AtW 'AW— •- • VARIEGATED CaN6ER ETTC) O AM PANAMA RDSE P R M) INK C. C .; r' .. "' Y ,., sCY • DWARF FAKANAT CM.e DWARF HAINTHORNE CIF – E < P WART -AR1 :,A R • • MUIM YGRA9c CC.tINTIC '.. .. .. .., -.._ _...,... • • 0-0- -0 PELICAN "BAY BLVD NORTH- 7 • IYI• o--o –o N10 • PB BLVD: NORTH ENTRY 1 • EXTEND ANNUAL BEDS FOR COLOR IMPACT • 5HADY: UNDERPLANT OAK5 WITH ASIAN JA5MINF. FLAX LILY. AND COOHTIE • REMOVE DWAKI` ARBORICOLA • ADD LARGE 51LVER 5AW PALMETTO ACCENT PELICAN BA's MEDIAN IMPROVEMENT PLANS OOETZ +STROPES t;rND C AFF AVCH;T `:TS rte; January 28, 2014 Landscape & Water Management Committee Median Schematic Plans submitted by Ellin Goetz, Goetz+Stropes Landscape Architects Page 2 of 11 PLANTING KEY ANNUA'.'i 11w.. -UIE ASIAN JASMINE 0 U. PALM OWAPP RZ-1UGAtNVUeA A*11% 14 0'2 %PW.SAE?AL DWARF - JGVNVUfA '(ELX)w LAVtNDAR NECKLACTFOP FI.AX ULY GOLDEN CREVrER %Lf 5ILWR. SAY 90)(TAIL FeRN IALMETTO VAKTGATED GINGeK ORAWG BIRD --F' PANAMA kC15V DWARF—AKANA70-fl! DWAk- -AV/ lt�X DWAVCAR!F6A Murity CRAII�al += -77-7-1 P r C A IN BAY 5 L V D 5 0 U T H ---- --- PB BLVD: 5OUTH ENTRY klss' �Z • EXTEND ANNUAL BED5 FOR COLOR IMPACT • ADD BIRD OF PARAD15E IN LONG BED Of A51AN JA5MINE TO ECHO N051NG AT Wf-5T • 5UPPLEMENT HAWTHORNE. PLANT TO CURB. REMOVING 50D • 5HADY: UNDERPLANT OAKS WITH A51AN JASMINE. FLAX LILY. AND COONTIF • ADD ADDITIONAL 5ABAL5 TO EXISTING GROUPING5 • RETAIN BREEZE GRA55 UNDER 5ABAL5 • REMOVE THRYALL15. FILL IN WITH COONTIE • ADD DWARF BOUGAINVILLEA IN 5UNNY AREAS BELOW 5ABAL5 • ADD LARGE 5ILVER 5AW PALMETTO ACCENT 0 W PELICAN BAY MEDIAN IMPROVEMENT PLANS GOETZ+STROPES LANDSCAPE ARCWITCTi C. January 28, 2014 Landscape & Water Management Committee Median Schematic Plans submitted by Ellin Goetz, Goetz+Stropes Landscape Architects Page 3 of 11 PLANTING KEY PELICAN BAY BLVD G'Rur"' 5 V E N 0 R TO D0 H E 5 T E R # I • ADD BOOTED 5ABAL PALMS TO BALANCE EX15TING PALMS • CONTINUE 51LVER 5AW PALMETTO ACCENT5 • U5E DWARF BOUGAINVILLEA( LAVENDAR) FOR COLOR IMPACT IN 5UN • MAINTAIN V151BILITY AT N051NG5 WITH A51AN JASMINE * BROMELIAD ACCENTS • MAINTAIN 50DED AREAS, BELOW CANOPY TREES, • REMOVE DWARF OLEANDER. IN5TALL COONTIE IN 5HADE • MAINTAIN CORDGRA55. FILL IN WITH CONTRASTING GR-A55E5 (DWARF fAKAHATCHEE. MUHLY GRA55 PELICAN BAY MEDIAN IMPROVEMENT PLANS GOETZ+STROPES LAt,A)SCAPE AKWMEICTS WiC. ANMAL,-- EX. TREE k1,A% -�A$MINU* o FALM DWARF tY.)U,('rA;NV1: LEA NVW 0 ttLM JONN1,014 nOIAKF DCUGAWALLM YEi LIM VVfNDAK OW(ULY C�:XD'-N r-MI'tF ;LWR 5W f',,)XTA',L I'M Fw-wirro VNk4?GATI!0 GINGEK PANAMA ROSE ORANGE EA Rr CIP • FARAD1515 LAVAU FAfAHATCHEf G 05V 14 0 R rWAKF HAWTHORI.yt VwAKF CARJ5EA I NAUHLY CWEE ti PELICAN BAY BLVD G'Rur"' 5 V E N 0 R TO D0 H E 5 T E R # I • ADD BOOTED 5ABAL PALMS TO BALANCE EX15TING PALMS • CONTINUE 51LVER 5AW PALMETTO ACCENT5 • U5E DWARF BOUGAINVILLEA( LAVENDAR) FOR COLOR IMPACT IN 5UN • MAINTAIN V151BILITY AT N051NG5 WITH A51AN JASMINE * BROMELIAD ACCENTS • MAINTAIN 50DED AREAS, BELOW CANOPY TREES, • REMOVE DWARF OLEANDER. IN5TALL COONTIE IN 5HADE • MAINTAIN CORDGRA55. FILL IN WITH CONTRASTING GR-A55E5 (DWARF fAKAHATCHEE. MUHLY GRA55 PELICAN BAY MEDIAN IMPROVEMENT PLANS GOETZ+STROPES LAt,A)SCAPE AKWMEICTS WiC. January 28, 2014 Landscape & Water Management Committee Median Schematic Plans submitted by Ellin Goetz, Goetz +Stropes Landscape Architects Page 4 of 11 PELICAN BAY MEDIAN IMPROVEMENTS EXISTING CONDITIONS: GROSVENOR-DORCH ESTER GOETZ +STROPES LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS INC. January 28, 2014 Landscape & Water Management Committee Median Schematic Plans submitted by Ellin Goetz, Goetz +Stropes Landscape Architects Page 5 of 11 H P c ORCHE5TCR GR05VENOR TO DORCHE5TER #2 • EXI5TING PLUMBAGO: FILL IN WITH LOW GROUNDCOVER (DW. CAR155A) • EXI5TING CORDGRA55: FILL IN WITH CONTRA5TING GRA55 (DW. FAKAHATCHEE. MUHLY GRA55) • REMOVE DWARF OLEANDER. INTRODUCE NEW NATIVE PLANTINGS IN FULL 5UN, NECKLACE POD AND GOLDEN CREEPER • CONTINUE FLAX LILY. AND COONTIE IN SHADE • ADD BOOTED 5ABAL PALMS TO BALANCE EXI5TING PALM5 • MAINTAIN V151BILITY AT N051NG5 WITH A51AN JA5MINE It BROMELIAD5 • DWARF HAWTHORNE W/ 5ABAL PALM5 (ALT.: DW. FAKAHATCHEE. MUHLY) • U5E DWARF BOUGAINVILLEA (LAVENDAR) FOR COLOR IMPACT IN 5UN PELICAN BAY MEDIAN IMPROVEMENT PLANS GOETZ +STROPES tkIT'KAPE ARCHITCCTS It K. PLANTING KEY Ati AN .;fL Mi \� U. PAW. ,, - nWARP D0jCkNVLLEA q . 7 %M 5MIAW 0WARF I3(--yjCA1NVILLEA YELLOW J.AWNw AR NECKLACEPOr, ALAK 7 LY SeRi.M C"eP!R 5iwek 5AW fO)rNLPERN PALVE^C VAkXGATED GINGER PANAMA RC15E t <k%zE NPOOF PARADISE GWARF PAKAHATCH+ E -frivW HAWt+tOPNE KC'MELW) DWARF CARt55A VDH'LY CAMA 11 ORCHE5TCR GR05VENOR TO DORCHE5TER #2 • EXI5TING PLUMBAGO: FILL IN WITH LOW GROUNDCOVER (DW. CAR155A) • EXI5TING CORDGRA55: FILL IN WITH CONTRA5TING GRA55 (DW. FAKAHATCHEE. MUHLY GRA55) • REMOVE DWARF OLEANDER. INTRODUCE NEW NATIVE PLANTINGS IN FULL 5UN, NECKLACE POD AND GOLDEN CREEPER • CONTINUE FLAX LILY. AND COONTIE IN SHADE • ADD BOOTED 5ABAL PALMS TO BALANCE EXI5TING PALM5 • MAINTAIN V151BILITY AT N051NG5 WITH A51AN JA5MINE It BROMELIAD5 • DWARF HAWTHORNE W/ 5ABAL PALM5 (ALT.: DW. FAKAHATCHEE. MUHLY) • U5E DWARF BOUGAINVILLEA (LAVENDAR) FOR COLOR IMPACT IN 5UN PELICAN BAY MEDIAN IMPROVEMENT PLANS GOETZ +STROPES tkIT'KAPE ARCHITCCTS It K. le ae a- a- Soo January 28, 2014 Landscape & Water Management Committee Median Schematic Plans submitted by Ellin Goetz, Goetz+Stropes Landscape Architects Page 6 of 11 PLANTING KEY GULF PARK DRIVE TO WATERMARK # I PE"CA14 BAY 13LVD • MAINTAIN 50DFD AREAS • EX15TING PLUM13AGO: FILL IN WITH LOW GROUNDCOVER (DWARF CAR155A) • EX15TING CORDGRA55: FILL IN WITH CONTRA5TING GRA55E5 (DW. FAKAHATCHEE. MUHM • USE DWARF BOUGAINVILLEA FOR COLOR IMPACT IN SUN MAINTAIN V15113ILrrY AT NO51HG5 WITH A51AN JA5MINE t BROMELIAD ACCENTS X1 tpo-- h PELICAN BAY MEDIAN IMPROVEMENT PLANS ' GOETZ+STROPES -NDIXAPE ARCHITECM NC A-- EY. `PEE A,,-,, ik%' Jt OV ,:NE ::X. PALM QWNRF DOUGAIN\ALL@A NEV03A;,4AL "TLEN J'�INSONI DWARF 5OUGAINVILLfA vELLOW LAVENDAK NECKLACfPOD FLAX ULY GWEN r-1kECPtP, FOYrAfl- PCRN SWER. 9A%V PALWErrO VAftGATED CONGER. PANAMA WISP • C-kAW-;E PARADISE BtRD OF LAVARf'FAKMATCH,eE DVVARF hAW*rH0,RNC NirWELIAD DWARF CAPJ5SA VUHLy GRA511 Cooknr GULF PARK DRIVE TO WATERMARK # I PE"CA14 BAY 13LVD • MAINTAIN 50DFD AREAS • EX15TING PLUM13AGO: FILL IN WITH LOW GROUNDCOVER (DWARF CAR155A) • EX15TING CORDGRA55: FILL IN WITH CONTRA5TING GRA55E5 (DW. FAKAHATCHEE. MUHM • USE DWARF BOUGAINVILLEA FOR COLOR IMPACT IN SUN MAINTAIN V15113ILrrY AT NO51HG5 WITH A51AN JA5MINE t BROMELIAD ACCENTS X1 tpo-- h PELICAN BAY MEDIAN IMPROVEMENT PLANS ' GOETZ+STROPES -NDIXAPE ARCHITECM NC j CRO it Cplp t t January 28, 2014 Landscape & Water Management Committee Median Schematic Plans submitted by Ellin Goetz, Goetz +Stropes Landscape Architects Page 7 of 11 PLANTING KEY ANNUA15 eX, Nie A51AN A-WINE �w GULF PARK DRIVE TO WATERMARK #2 • MAINTAIN V151BILITY AT N051NG5 WITH A51AN JASMINE t BROMELIAD ACCENT5 • COLOR CONTRA5T: PANAMA RO5E OF DWARF BOUGAINVILLEA • REMOVE THRYALLI5. CONTINUE FLAX LILY. COONTIE. AND 51LVER 5AW PALMETTO ACCENT5 • INTRODUCE NEW NATIVE PLANTING5 IN FULL 5UN. NECKLACE POD AND GOLDEN CREEPER �oETZ +STROPE� PELICAN BAY MEDIAN IMPROVEMENT PLANS LANDSCAPE DWARF PMCAINvLLEA 'HCLCN JOhNf'k N' DWARF BC-1,jGA?NV!LLCA LAVENDAR FLAX ULY 4xDEN C"EPCk f,OV L FERN ® VAKTGATED G1NCrk FANWtA ROSE DWARF FAKAt "A ?CHEF "AWN,.XNE -DWARF OWAft° CAkI ,, :'A UJHLY +. +kASF, C .'NjNTI E �w GULF PARK DRIVE TO WATERMARK #2 • MAINTAIN V151BILITY AT N051NG5 WITH A51AN JASMINE t BROMELIAD ACCENT5 • COLOR CONTRA5T: PANAMA RO5E OF DWARF BOUGAINVILLEA • REMOVE THRYALLI5. CONTINUE FLAX LILY. COONTIE. AND 51LVER 5AW PALMETTO ACCENT5 • INTRODUCE NEW NATIVE PLANTING5 IN FULL 5UN. NECKLACE POD AND GOLDEN CREEPER �oETZ +STROPE� PELICAN BAY MEDIAN IMPROVEMENT PLANS LANDSCAPE EX. FAW NEW 5ADAL YELLOW 51 LY'ER SAtN FAUVEITO ORANGE Ek' OF ® PARADISE E'ROMEUAD �w GULF PARK DRIVE TO WATERMARK #2 • MAINTAIN V151BILITY AT N051NG5 WITH A51AN JASMINE t BROMELIAD ACCENT5 • COLOR CONTRA5T: PANAMA RO5E OF DWARF BOUGAINVILLEA • REMOVE THRYALLI5. CONTINUE FLAX LILY. COONTIE. AND 51LVER 5AW PALMETTO ACCENT5 • INTRODUCE NEW NATIVE PLANTING5 IN FULL 5UN. NECKLACE POD AND GOLDEN CREEPER �oETZ +STROPE� PELICAN BAY MEDIAN IMPROVEMENT PLANS LANDSCAPE January 28, 2014 Landscape & Water Management Committee Median Schematic Plans submitted by Ellin Goetz, Goetz +Stropes Landscape Architects Page 8 of 11 PLANTIP,IG KEY ANNUAL • `J(. E A5!AN JA' MINf e rX. PALM IWAR" !x <h GAINV LLEA # NEW `�zAML r+CLM - )HN1.'30N' %4or - "WAR tKNJCA1NV1U.EA Yg40W 1CVCN'JAk N' fCrLACe°QC PLAY ULY C40M rREEPCR SILVER 5AW PLZYTAlL PM 4k. PALMETTO VWUGATLID C NGM ® OR 01 RD CP PANAMA V1951 ABAI51E DWAKP PAKMATf _DWARF HAWTHORNe � gkOME:LIAJ DWARF (;ARISfiA MUMLY GRA55 : <x�Nne 5 A O P I P R WA ER A R K . i 8 A C H CL 5 P L C E 'IT I A— • � l •,� e.. Uzi -> SOD P E L I C A N B A Y B L V D GULF PARK DRIVE TO WATERMARK #3 • COP151DER I I ITRODUCTIO1 I OF PAIIAMA ROSE FOR COLOR: ALTERNATE OF MUHLY GRA55 • MA111TAIINEXPAPID 50D BELOW CAFIOPY TREE5 FOR PARK LIKE EFFECT EA5E OF MA111TENAFICE • EXI5TIFIG PLUMBAGO: FILL III WITH LOW GROUFIDCOVER (DW. CARI55A) • EXI5TIIAG CORDGRA55: FILL III WITH COP1TRA5T ►FIG GRA55E5 (DW. FAKAHATCHEE. MUHLY) • COIITIFIUE FLAX LILY. COOIITIE. A51AN JA51VIIHE WITH BROMELIAD5 PELICAN BAY MEDIAN IMPROVEMENT PLANS GOETZ +STROPES L.AtdVSCAPE APCHITECT RAC 'w 5XY January 28, 2014 Landscape & Water Management Committee Median Schematic Plans submitted by Ellin Goetz, Goetz+Stropes Landscape Architects Page 9 of 11 NORTH TRAM STATION TO NORTH POINTE DRIVE #I • MAINTAIN EX15TING BED5 Of CORDGR.A55 AND PLUMBAGO: REMOVE ADJACENT 50D AND PROVIDE LOW CONTRA5T WITH FOXTAIL FERN • REMOVE THRYALI-15. REPLACE WITH DWARF fAKAHATCHEF • MAINTAIN 50D UNDER. CANOPY TREES FOR PARK-LIKE EFFECT • REPLACE OLEANDER. WITH DWARF BOUGAINVILLEA PELICAN BAY MEDIAN IMPROVEMENT PLANS GOETZ+STROPES LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS NC. PLANTING KEY ANNUA�5 E , TREE N5!AN JA5MINE EX. PALM rAVARY F—POUCANMUFA # NEW F7AML DWAK750,JGANVILLeA YELLOW LAV2NDAK N1!C51w-EF0D FLAX ULY GOLDV� C"P"K 001(TAIL rvkN 51LVr � 'k SAW PALIV.Err 0 - VA$PGATPD Q% GfR PANAMA ROOM '.)RANGE NIRD OF PARAD51, DwW FAKMATO DWARF 4,AWTHkXNE RROVELtAD DWARY 1:APj151,A VU1,1LY rPA55 . ......... NORTH TRAM STATION TO NORTH POINTE DRIVE #I • MAINTAIN EX15TING BED5 Of CORDGR.A55 AND PLUMBAGO: REMOVE ADJACENT 50D AND PROVIDE LOW CONTRA5T WITH FOXTAIL FERN • REMOVE THRYALI-15. REPLACE WITH DWARF fAKAHATCHEF • MAINTAIN 50D UNDER. CANOPY TREES FOR PARK-LIKE EFFECT • REPLACE OLEANDER. WITH DWARF BOUGAINVILLEA PELICAN BAY MEDIAN IMPROVEMENT PLANS GOETZ+STROPES LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS NC. I �>1 BAY COLONY DR. A `.l January 28, 2014 Landscape & Water Management Committee Median Schematic Plans submitted by Ellin Goetz, Goetz +Stropes Landscape Architects Page 10 of 11 PLANTING KEY aN :, , . rX. TRrr 0 A6IAN JASMINE 4q% } • � . DWARF 51- ,)V(;AV0LLCA J. 11fLfN J'XINSCN' DWARF 50UG AINV1LLf A LAVENDAK PLA)( LILY GOLDEN CMP"k . FCXTAIL Pt RN VARIEGATED CJNCER S "ANAMA RC15E DWARF PAKMATCHeE -DWARF HAWTHORNE DWARF CM55A MUHLY CRA5s CCOIDNT)E 0 rX. PAW 4q% } • � . NEW ;5AOAL J. 'T SOW NECKLACEF'C'D 51LVER 5AW F'AaV• -, rf) Ok&W r PIRG or . E'ARADt5r PROWLIAD NORTH TRAM STATION TO NORTH POINTE DRIVE #2 • MMITAIId V151BILITY AT 1,.1051NG5 WITH A515AI I JA5MIIIE ARID BROMELIAD ACCEHT5 • USE DWARF BOUGAI1IVILLEA'HELEIA JOH115011'. PAHAMA R05E. MUHLY GRA55 FOR COLOR • REPLACE DWARF 5CHEFFLERA WITH PANAMA R05E • MAINTAIN 50D U11DER CANOPY TREE5 FOR PARK LIKE EFFECT t EASE OF MAIIATENANCE PELICAN BAY MEDIAN IMPROVEMENT PLANS GOETZ +STROPES LAP- QSCAPE ARCHITECTS W1C. A \ 5 \ January 28, 2014 Landscape & Water Management Committee Median Schematic Plans submitted by Ellin Goetz, Goetz +Stropes Landscape Architects Page 11 of 11 AY... GRNNO $ NORTH TRAM STATION TO NORTH POINTE DRIVE #3 • MAINTAIN V151BILITY AT N051NG5 WITH A51AN JA5MINE • CONTINUE COONTIE IN 5HADY AREA5 • INTRODUCE VARIEGATED GINGER FOR COLOR CONTRA5T PELICAN BAY MEDIAN IMPROVEMENT PLANS GOETZ +STROPES W-4 SCAPE APCHRIC'TS WIC. PLANTING KEY ANNU&5 a:x, Tk. °E AS!AN JASMINE , EX. PAUM yye:. -PWAR ?B 3Gf NV�LLEA '"ICLM ' • NEIV'WkAL OHN5:: V 7�f DWAW' fi0U0A1NVILLEA YELLOW LA VEND W NEC..KLAVCUt -o' D fLAx ULY GOLDEN JPR 5ILVeR SA W 0"W " FtIRN Ph M1TTC VARICGAT90 CANCER - PANAMA R05. ® ORANGE BIRD OP PARADISE CStVARP ?A4A"ATC11CC DWAW nAt" IM.')KNE p BROMELIAD UWW CAR --;SA VUHLY 6RA55 C(a".)Nne AY... GRNNO $ NORTH TRAM STATION TO NORTH POINTE DRIVE #3 • MAINTAIN V151BILITY AT N051NG5 WITH A51AN JA5MINE • CONTINUE COONTIE IN 5HADY AREA5 • INTRODUCE VARIEGATED GINGER FOR COLOR CONTRA5T PELICAN BAY MEDIAN IMPROVEMENT PLANS GOETZ +STROPES W-4 SCAPE APCHRIC'TS WIC. Cottille'r County Pelican Bay Services Division Municipal Service Taxina and Benefit Unit January 23, 2014 Crescent Association ATTN: Mr. C. David Cook 8430 Abbington Circle, C -25 Naples, FL 34108 Dear Mr. Cook, The Pelican Bay Services Division (PBSD), funded by the Pelican Bay Municipal Services and Taxing Benefit Unit, operates our community's surface water management plan. The plan utilizes a water management system that is designed to reduce nutrients in storm water run -off through green space detention areas, 63 retention lakes, and vegetated Swale areas in Pelican Bay's six watershed basins prior to being conveyed into the Clam Bay Conservation and Natural Resources Protection Area, through numerous weirs in the berm that is located along most of the western edge of our developed community. Slightly more than two- thirds of the retention lakes (44 lakes) in Pelican Bay are being managed by the PBSD, while the other 19 retention lakes are the responsibility of individual associations. In October of 2012 the Florida Department of Environmental Protection classified Clam Bay as impaired for copper. Water quality monitoring has also indicated that there are periodic increases of the nutrients Nitrogen and Phosphorus in Clam Bay. Since copper sulfate was commonly used for many years to control algae in Pelican Bay's storm water lakes, it is suspected to be the main cause of high copper levels in Upper Clam Bay. Fertilizer for landscaping in Pelican Bay is suspected to be the main cause of periodic increased nutrient levels in Clam Bay. In an effort to reduce copper levels in the Pelican Bay water management system, the PBSD has ceased the use of copper sulfate for control of algae in the lakes we manage. To reduce fertilizer used in landscaping methods, the PBSD requires our landscaping staff to be trained in and use landscaping Best Management Practices. However, landscapers used by associations to control Pelican Bay Services Division 1 801 Laurel Oak Drive, Suite 302 ( Naples Florida 34103 i Tel 239 597.1749 Fax 239 -597 -4502 u algae in the private lakes may still be applying copper sulfate to control algae and may be improperly using fertilizers in associations' landscaped areas. We are asking your association to consult with your lake maintenance company to cease any use of copper sulfate in your private lake. We at the PBSD would be happy to meet with you and your association to discuss ways in which your association can improve the water quality of your lake by eliminating the use copper sulfate for control of algae. We would also be happy to provide information on Best Management Practices for landscape management to you and your association. If you would like to meet with a representative from the PBSD regarding water quality in your lake and Best Management Practices for your landscaping, please call the office of the PBSD (239)597 -1749. In a joint effort with PBSD your association can improve water quality of all Pelican Bay storm water retention lakes and reduce nitrogen and phosphorous levels in Pelican Bay watershed basins to better maintain a healthy ecosystem in the Clam Bay Conservation and Natural Resource Protection Area. Cordially, Tom Cravens, Chairman Pelican Bay Services Division Copy to: Southwest Property Management ATTN: Joe Gennaro January 28, 2014 Landscape & Water Management Committee of the Pelican Bay Services Division Landscaping presentation submitted by Ellin Goetz, Goetz + Stropes Landscape Architects Page 1 of 28 PELICAN BAY MEDIAN IMPROVEMENTS LANDSCAPE RECOMMENDATIONS MATRIX WM MASTER PLAN GOETZ +STROPES LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS INC. 0 H = High rhnalily Cemlilons TREES PALMS 3HF�tJB INITIAL GUIDANCE O M= Modtum Ouatly QESIGN PRWRAM CQMMEN�S • � =low Quality II M I. Il M L, li M 1. - � Replace Sabal palms at ends of median curb cuts with flow- locnryoode shrub bode with treeslpatns Bring hoes Replace sad with drought tolerant grormdcov PELICAN BAY BOULEVARD ® O ® O ® 0 Remove agedldyhng largo canopy trees and Sabal palms ors at rrl"an tapers • Review all driveway ingross/egress points for obstructions to Enhance layeriing of shnib material sight visibility • Establish denser overhead canopy Replace sod with drought tolerant gro rdrxw- GULF PARK DRIVE R.. alt 0. on palms ors at median tapers Replays Sabel pahm al ends of oxxlian taro ass witln flow - en g trees • Add canopy street bees RIDGEWOOD DRIVE ® O O • O 0 lncreaso views into park for CPTEDprinciples; • Add canopy skeet hens GREEN TREE DRIVE O ® O - Eslabhsh hull native palette within natural medians - Eslabhsh ystorltezture views within modians at ends of sire OAKMONT PARKWAY ® A O Review median auk odS.Ms cadtfye for rorrxrval of srxl and Way inagabou .._ Roplace majority of tan shruhs for lowers shrubstgfoun dcowar - Dostahlo exislmg conditions of replacing sod with sbrubs7 HAMMOCK OAK DRIVE • O O O grow nderNam ® • Replant majority of tell shrulm for tower shnrtx/grourdcewn NORTH POINTE DRIVE ® ® O 0 O conrfiltorrs rat rophnr:ing snit with shntn/ 9 • Add canopy street trees to establish don" rwndncad canopy CRAYTON ROAD O 0 O • • O • Enhance transition betwerm structured are natural O • O A O MYRAJ DANIELS BOULEVARD Layer landscapo along late edge for vows to path and water WM MASTER PLAN GOETZ +STROPES LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS INC. January 28, 2014 Landscape & Water Management Committee of the Pelican Bay Services Division Landscaping presentation submitted by Ellin Goetz, Goetz + Stropes Landscape Architects Page 2 of 28 PELICAN BAY MEDIAN IMPROVEMENTS Pelican Bay Recommended Landscape Palette Shrubs and Groundcovers s v v l a E _ c O O w rS Z N d o O m c0 O m 7 m w v O V w A Z E C £ � Ol ` S' a y -0 Q O V 6 Q Q O I W O W O u. m IZ O 0 Z lta ll Iinrriclua frutescens Sea oxeye Daisy 3' flrouud- Spring. Yellow Y Excellent seaside plant with silvery foliage, forms extensive colonies. cover Summer t i.Nn Ij7 flougainvillea spp. Bougainvillea - 5' 5' accent Year Wide N Inconspicuous flowers, color is provided by persistent bracts. Requires Paper Flower Round Variety frequent pruning to maintain shrub form. Very thorny. CAC Capparis cynophallophora Jamaican Caper 6 12' 6'� 10' large shrub Spring - White Y common to coastal hammocks, foliage is dense in sun, becoming more Summer open in shade. Low maintenance, ideal for screening. Seed pods attract birds. Ideal for planting along US 41 berm. CAF Canna flar-cida Yellow Canna 4' -5' accent Spring- Yellow Y clumps readily expand in low, disturbed wt sites. Erect, robust perennial Summer with showy yellow flowers. CAM Carissa macmcarpa Natal Plum 4 -7' 6 -8' Year White N Edible fruits. Hardy hedge plant, ideal for LIS 41 bean. /r Itnurd CHI Chrysobalanus icaco Green Cocoplum 6' -10' shrub Y Formal or informal hedge with dense glossy oval leaves. Edible purple fruits are attractive to wildlife. CRA Cfinum ameriranum String /Swamp Lily V-2' 11-2' accept Spring- White Y Ideal for lakeshore plantings. Summer ERS Eragmstis spectatnlis Purple Lovegrass 2' -3' ornamental Summer- Purple Y Ilnely textured accent plant with purple plumes in the fall, grass Fall plumes Euphorbia milli Crown of Thorns z-5' 3' Ci ground- Year Varies N cover Round I IAP flarnella patens Firebush 3 10' shrub Year orange Y Informal hedge with showy tubular flowers that attrart hummingbirds and Round butterflies. WM MASTER PLAN PALETTE GOETZ +STROPES LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS INC. January 28, 2014 Landscape & Water Management Committee of the Pelican Bay Services Division Landscaping presentation submitted by Ellin Goetz, Goetz + Stropes Landscape Architects Page 3 of 28 PELICAN BAY MEDIAN IMPROVEMENTS Pelican Bay Recommended Landscape Palette Shrubs and Groundcovers �v L ✓T v = V C O O N O R a E A z C p 7 T n V > y a v c a LL I - z z I I- U I ielanlhus detrlis Beach Sunikrwer 1' -2' ground- Year Yellow Y Although sm annual groundcover, profuse seeding causes colonies to cover Round persist well, needing little maintenance or irrigation. HYL Hymenoeallis latifofia Spider Lily 2'43' ground- Summer White Y Low - maintenance accent plant with showy, fragrant flowers that are cover attractive to hawkmoths. ILV Ilex vomitoria'Nana' Dwarf Yaupon 2' -3' shrub Y Small compact Woundcover, maintains a compact form when planted in Holly full sun. IRV Ids virginica Blue Flag Iris 4- accent Spring Blue, Y Use as an accent plant around lakeshore areas. Purple If'P Ipomoea pes•caprae Railroad Vine 6" creeping Year Pink- Y Needs sun, flowers open in morning. vine Round Lavender ht tvhddonbergia capillaris Muhly Grass 3' ornamental Fall Purple Y grass, mixes well with wildflowers. grass plumes lornamental MYF Myrdanlhes fragrans Simpson's Stopper N -25' 15' -20' large shrub Year White Y Densely branched and leafy hedge or small tree with masses of fragrant Round whte flowers and bright orange berries that attract birds and butterflies. Frequent pruning limits flowering. Ideal for berm planting along US 41. NEB Nephrolepis biserrata Giant Sword Fern 4' fern Y Can be used as a dense groundcover in shady, moist areas. NEE Nephrolepis exaltata Boston Fern 2'-4' fora Y Great understory groundcover. Sun or shade richer, darker greens under 'bostoniensis' shady trees. PAA Panicum amanum Bitter Panicgrass 3'4 ornamental Y Coastal grass, good for stabilizing dunes. WM MASTER PLAN PALETTE GOETZ +STROPES LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS INC. January 28, 2014 Landscape & Water Management Committee of the Pelican Bay Services Division Landscaping presentation submitted by Ellin Goetz, Goetz + Stropes Landscape Architects Page 4 of 28 PELICAN BAY MEDIAN IMPROVEMENT" Pe ican Bay Recommended Landscape Palette Shrubs and Groundcovers L a R a1 d d E W O- O O_ N M v d O O N Z P E IS > n Q o V > Q > Q O O rZ O u. N Z O Z PYN Pyschotria nervosa Wild Coffee f)'- 10' large shrub Y An eXCOlent understory native for shady areas, useful for massing or as a screen. Shiny evergreen foliage is conspicuous even in a shady situation. Sensitive to drought. Ideal for berm planting along US 41. Rt1H Rudbeckia hirta Black -eyed Susan 3' ground- Spring - Yellow Y Works well in wild gardens, fkrwerbeds or as a border. cover ran SAC Salvia coccinea Sage. Tropical Red 2' ground- Year Red Y Red flowers attract butterflies and hummingbirds. Re -seeds profusely. cover Round SPB Spartina bakeri Switchgrass, 3' 6' ornamental Y Massed or accent plant with a delicate took. Robust perennial of Sand Cordgrass grass saltmarshes and dunes. Stabilizes dunes and parking lots. Can handle moist conditions. TRD Tripsacurn dactyloides Eastern 4' -Ci ornamental Y Prefers damp rich soils, but is tolerant of most planting sites. Ideal for Gamagrass grass Lakeshore plantings. TRIF Tripsacum floridanum Florida Gamagrass 2' ornamental Y Prefers damp rich soils, but is tolerant of most planting sites. Ideal for grass lakeshore plantings. UNP Unlola paniculata Sea Oats 3' -6' ornamental Y Protected species. Stabilizes beach dunes. Doesn't do well away from grass roast. YUA Yucca aloifolia Spanish Bayonet 8' -12' 3' S accent Spring. White Y Summer ZAP Zamia pumila Coontie 2' -3' ground- Y Tough, attractive groundcover. cover WM MASTER PLAN PALETTE GOETZ +STROPES LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS INC. January 28, 2014 Landscape & Water Management Committee of the Pelican Bay Services Division Landscaping presentation submitted by Ellin Goetz, Goetz + Stropes Landscape Architects Page 5 of 28 PELICAN BAY MEDIAN IMPROVEMENTS Before Utility screening along Pelican Bay Boulevard Viburnum hedge is replaced with thinner 'green screen' wall (vines on wire mesh grid) allowing for widening of pathway; utilities are screened with Aft, i hone e gates while allowing access Before Public R.Q.W. median endings Review existing tree locations for sight visibility; replace sod with low, drought tolerant groundcoveis; accentuate prominent locat'OM Altoi with flowering trees and low color plantings MASTER PLAN PALETTE GOETZ +STROPES LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS INC, January 28, 2014 Landscape & Water Management Committee of the Pelican Bay Services Division Landscaping presentation submitted by Ellin Goetz, Goetz + Stropes Landscape Architects Page 6 of 28 PELICAN BAY MEDIAN IMPROVEMENTS EXISTING MEDIAN IMPROVEMENTS GOETZ +STROPES LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS INC. January 28, 2014 Landscape & Water Management Committee of the Pelican Bay Services Division Landscaping presentation submitted by Ellin Goetz, Goetz + Stropes Landscape Architects Page 7 of 28 PELICAN BAY MEDIAN IMPROVEMENTS EXISTING MEDIAN IMPROVEMENTS GOETZ +STROPES January 28, 2014 Landscape & Water Management Committee of the Pelican Bay Services Division Landscaping presentation submitted by Ellin Goetz, Goetz + Stropes Landscape Architects Page 8 of 28 PLANTING KEY PELICAN BAY BLVD NORTH F13 BLVD: NORTH ENTRY EXTEND ANNUAL DED5 FOR COLOR IMPACT • SHADY: UNDERPLANT OAKS WITH A51AN JASMINE. FLAY LILY. AND COONTIF • REMOVE DWARF ARBORICOLA • ADD LARGE 5ILVER 5AW PALMETTO ACCENT PELICAN BAY MEDIAN IMPROVEMENT PLANS GOETZ+STROPES AN% JAL A3�AN JMWNE o EX. PALM DWARV ".JGA11AALLtA 'HELEN NLW 5ADA! JOHN50N' OV041.1 0,1-jGAINVILLVA LAI/MDAK NECKLACE'(-)D FV'y LILY G1XA'XN !W.I!Pfk FOXTAIL rgRN �54w FALWM-I VMUGATED C'NGEK -j PANAMA P05' OkANC-- I? KC CIF PARADI51! < L,WARF f.AKA,"ATCHrf! Ile DWAi HAMHOR.W 5POWLIK) DWARr GARJfl SA VJ-L' GAA%'," IDX�N n� 13-0-13 PELICAN BAY BLVD NORTH F13 BLVD: NORTH ENTRY EXTEND ANNUAL DED5 FOR COLOR IMPACT • SHADY: UNDERPLANT OAKS WITH A51AN JASMINE. FLAY LILY. AND COONTIF • REMOVE DWARF ARBORICOLA • ADD LARGE 5ILVER 5AW PALMETTO ACCENT PELICAN BAY MEDIAN IMPROVEMENT PLANS GOETZ+STROPES January 28, 2014 Landscape & Water Management Committee of the Pelican Bay Services Division Landscaping presentation submitted by Ellin Goetz, Goetz + Stropes Landscape Architects Page 9 of 28 PLANTING KEY • EX I EI IU AIII'IUAL DEU5 FUIC C -ULUIC IMr HC.I • ADD BIRD OF PARADI5E 111 LOI\IG BED OF A51AN JA5MIr'IE TO ECHO H0511IG AT WE5T • 5UPPLEME[IT HAWTHORIIE.. PLANT TO CURB. REMOVIIIG 50D • 5HADY: UNDERPLAHT OAK5 WITH A51AH JA5MIrIE. FLAX LILY. AND COOHT1E • ADD ADDITIONAL 5ABAL5 TO EXI5TIHG GROUPIHG5 • RETAIrd BREEZE GRA55 UrIDER 5ABAL5 • REMOVE THRYALL15. FILL I11 WITH COONTIE • ADD DWARF BOUGAII,IVILLEA III 5UrII'IY AREA5 BELOW 5ABAL5 • ADD LARGE 51LVER 5AW PALMETTO ACCErdT PELICAN BAY MEDIAN IMPROVEMENT PLANS GOETZ +STROPES L.ANC).SCAPPAPCNIfECT EtF ANNUAIL5 . V. TREE ASSAN jASM!NB EX. PALM �y�� -DWARF BOUGAINVLIEA ¢ NEW 5ABAL 'HELEN .:OHN50N' DWARF BOUGAINVILLEA YELLOW II LAVENDAR NEC:KLACEFC)D S Gh CNCREEPER `'ILVERSAW a FOXTAIL FERN PALMETTO VARIEGATED GMGCR - PANAMA ROSE �} ��CI4 BIRD OF DWARF FAKkIATCMCE f- UWARF HAWTHORNS "RC?MELtAD DWARF CAR ,FA MUHLY GRASg, NTF -- Z J ad • EX I EI IU AIII'IUAL DEU5 FUIC C -ULUIC IMr HC.I • ADD BIRD OF PARADI5E 111 LOI\IG BED OF A51AN JA5MIr'IE TO ECHO H0511IG AT WE5T • 5UPPLEME[IT HAWTHORIIE.. PLANT TO CURB. REMOVIIIG 50D • 5HADY: UNDERPLAHT OAK5 WITH A51AH JA5MIrIE. FLAX LILY. AND COOHT1E • ADD ADDITIONAL 5ABAL5 TO EXI5TIHG GROUPIHG5 • RETAIrd BREEZE GRA55 UrIDER 5ABAL5 • REMOVE THRYALL15. FILL I11 WITH COONTIE • ADD DWARF BOUGAII,IVILLEA III 5UrII'IY AREA5 BELOW 5ABAL5 • ADD LARGE 51LVER 5AW PALMETTO ACCErdT PELICAN BAY MEDIAN IMPROVEMENT PLANS GOETZ +STROPES L.ANC).SCAPPAPCNIfECT EtF January 28, 2014 Landscape & Water Management Committee of the Pelican Bay Services Division Landscaping presentation submitted Uy Ellin Goetz, Goetz +Gtropeo Landscape Architects Page 1Ouf2O DWARF BOUGAINVILLEA GOETZ+STROPES January 28, 2014 Landscape & Water Management Committee of the Pelican Bay Services Division Landscaping presentation submitted by Ellin Goetz, Goetz + Stropes Landscape Architects Page 11 of 28 r . . r r CORD GRASS GRASSES DWARF FAKAHATCHEE GRASSES COMBINATION MUHLY GRASS GOETZ +STROPES LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS INC. January 28, 2014 Landscape & Water Management Committee of the Pelican Bay Services Division Landscaping presentation submitted by Ellin Goetz, Goetz + Stropes Landscape Architects Page 12 of 28 PELICAN BAY MEDIAN IMPROVEMENTS NEW PLANTINGS GOETZ +STROPES LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS INC. January 28, 2014 Landscape & Water Management Committee of the Pelican Bay Services Division Landscaping presentation submitted by Ellin Goetz, Goetz + Stropes Landscape Architects Page 13 of 28 PELICAN BAY MEDIAN IMPROVEMENTS FOXTAIL FERN ', I A .RIEGATED GINGER DWARF CARISSA NEW PLANTINGS GOETZ +STROPES LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS INC. January 28, 2014 Landscape & Water Management Committee of the Pelican Bay Services Division Landscaping presentation submitted by Ellin Goetz, Goetz + Stropes Landscape Architects Page 14 of 28 PELICAN BAY MEDIAN IMPROVEMENTS NEW PLANTINGS ALOE GOETZ +STROPES LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS INC. January 28, 2014 Landscape & Water Management Committee of the Pelican Bay Services Division Landscaping presentation submitted by Ellin Goetz, Goetz + Stropes Landscape Architects Page 15 of 28 PELICAN BAY MEDIAN IMPROVEMENTS SILVER SKI A AAWW PALMETTO -, ! ay r PANAMA ROSE ORANGE BIRD OF PARADISE ACCENT GOETZ +STROPES LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS INC. January 28, 2014 Landscape & Water Management Committee of the Pelican Bay Services Division Landscaping presentation submitted by Ellin Goetz, Goetz + Stropes Landscape Architects Page 16 of 28 LANTANA /�� t rlr.:.' 7 4w "�` .�r. wr �, ter► - , ?�w... Iii .ft Iri 'au Am 4K ' ' 40 40 dft B •t iw ., r PELICAN BAY NOSINGS: ALTERNATIVES GOETZ +STROPES LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS INC. January 28, 2014 Landscape & Water Management Committee of the Pelican Bay Services Division Landscaping presentation submitted by Ellin Goetz, Goetz + Stropes Landscape Architects Page 17 of 28 DWARF CROWN OF THORNS PELICAN BAY NOSINGS: ALTERNATIVES GOETZ +STROPES LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS INC. MIMOSA STRIGILLOSA "w' fi tit „�� , ;., •' � ,: I January 28, 2014 Landscape & Water Management Committee of the Pelican Bay Services Division Landscaping presentation submitted by Ellin Goetz, Goetz + Stropes Landscape Architects Page 18 of 28 GOETZ +STROPES LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS INC. BEACH DUNE SUNFLOWER January 28, 2014 Landscape & Water Management Committee of the Pelican Bay Services Division Landscaping presentation submitted by Ellin Goetz, Goetz + Stropes Landscape Architects Page 19 of 28 PELICAN BAY NOSINGS: ALTERNATIVES GOETZ +STROPES LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS INC. January 28, 2014 Landscape & Water Management Committee of the Pelican Bay Services Division Landscaping presentation submitted by Ellin Goetz, Goetz + Stropes Landscape Architects Page 20 of 28 PELICAN BAY MEDIAN IMPROVEMENTS EXISTING CONDITIONS: GROSVENOR -DORCHESTER GOETZ +STROPES LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS INC. G Ll,' c VtNOR C PELICAN HAY BLVD January 28, 2014 Landscape & Water Management Committee of the Pelican Bay Services Division Landscaping presentation submitted by Ellin Goetz, Goetz + Stropes Landscape Architects Page 21 of 28 GKO5VENOK TO DORCHESTER #I • ADD 500TED 5A5AL PALM5 TO BALAIJCE EX15TIlIG PALM5 • COI ITIHUE 51LVER 5AW PALMETTO ACCEI IT5 • U5E DWARF BOUGAIIIVILLEA( LAVEIIDAR) FOR COLOR IMPACT IN 51-11`1 • MAIHTAII1 V15IBILITY AT t,10511IG5 WITH A51AII JA5MII,IE t BROMELIAD ACCEHT5 • MAItITAiI 150DED AKEA5 BELOW CAHOPY TREE5 • REMOVE DWARF OLENIDER. 1115TALL COOL ITIE III 5HADE • MAIHTAIH CORDGRA55. FILL III WITH COIITP,A5TIIIG GRA55E5 (DWARF FAKAHATCHEE. MUHLY GRA55 I I 1 PELICAN BAY MEDIAN IMPROVEMENT PLANS GOEfZ +STROPES LA t DSCAPE AKHITECTS BuC. PLAIITIt1G KEY Avv:Ae= .—tPE - AY.'. AN:� VNE ALM ,�y�yyo^"y�, -DWARF HOUGAMALLEA 'MCLEN i NEW 9AML JOHN90N' -DWARF 50JGAINVILLEA YELLOW LAVENUAR NECKLACEFOD FLAX LILY GOLDEN r -MEFER 51LVER SAW ,___,,, OXTAIL FERN _ FALMETI O VARIEGATED GINGCR - PANAMA R0'—,E ® " RRAD15E BIRD OF UWARF FAKAIAT17flf_:' - DWARF HAWDICRNE 6ROMELIAD DWARF CA-SA MUM Y GRA55 r�DNTI °_ GKO5VENOK TO DORCHESTER #I • ADD 500TED 5A5AL PALM5 TO BALAIJCE EX15TIlIG PALM5 • COI ITIHUE 51LVER 5AW PALMETTO ACCEI IT5 • U5E DWARF BOUGAIIIVILLEA( LAVEIIDAR) FOR COLOR IMPACT IN 51-11`1 • MAIHTAII1 V15IBILITY AT t,10511IG5 WITH A51AII JA5MII,IE t BROMELIAD ACCEHT5 • MAItITAiI 150DED AKEA5 BELOW CAHOPY TREE5 • REMOVE DWARF OLENIDER. 1115TALL COOL ITIE III 5HADE • MAIHTAIH CORDGRA55. FILL III WITH COIITP,A5TIIIG GRA55E5 (DWARF FAKAHATCHEE. MUHLY GRA55 I I 1 PELICAN BAY MEDIAN IMPROVEMENT PLANS GOEfZ +STROPES LA t DSCAPE AKHITECTS BuC. January 28, 2014 Landscape & Water Management Committee of the Pelican Bay Services Division Landscaping presentation submitted by Ellin Goetz, Goetz + Stropes Landscape Architects Page 22 of 28 GR05VENOR TO DORCHE5TER #2 • EXI5TIIIG PLUMBAGO: FILL III WITH LOW GROUIIDCOVER (DW. CAK155A) • EXI5TIIIG CORDGRA55: FILL III WITH COIITRA5TIHG GRA55 (DW. FAKAHATCHEE. MUHLY GRA55) • REMOVE DWARF OLEANDER. IIITRODUCE MEW NATIVE PLAHTRIGS III FULL 51-111. NECKLACE POD AND GOLDEN CREEPER • COIITII'IUE FLAX LILY. AMID COONTIE III 5HADE • ADD BOOTED 5A15AL PALM5 TO BALAIICE EXI5TIIIG PALM5 • MAlHTAIII V151BILITY AT H05111G5 WITH A51AII JA5MIIIE $ BROMELIADS • DWARF HAWTHORHE W/ 5ABAL PALMS (ALT.: DW. FAKAHATCHEL. MUHLY) • U5E DWARF BOUGARIVILLEA (LAVEHDAR) FOR COLOR IMPACT I1J 5UH PELICAN BAY MEDIAN IMPROVEMENT PLANS qC GOETZ +STROPES S.A'w11SCAPE AKHITECTS INC. PLANTING KEY ANNUALS I } EX. ?REE ASIAN JASMINE EX. FAWi -DWARF DWARF INVILLEA . } UGAIN' NEW SABAL Ot!N' JO � f -DWARF ",jGAINVILLfA YELLOW LAVENDAR NECKLACEPOD FLAX LILY GOLDEN CREEPER UP FOXTAIL FERN SILVER SAW VARIEGATED GINGER PALMETTO PANAMA ROSE . ORANGE BIRD OF ARAD15E t DWARF FAKAIiATCNEE I DWARF HAW1 HORNE BROMELIAD I DWARF CARI5SA MVMLY GRA` 11 I COONTIE I LLlCAN C1, y CRC 11 ESTER 4' n GR05VENOR TO DORCHE5TER #2 • EXI5TIIIG PLUMBAGO: FILL III WITH LOW GROUIIDCOVER (DW. CAK155A) • EXI5TIIIG CORDGRA55: FILL III WITH COIITRA5TIHG GRA55 (DW. FAKAHATCHEE. MUHLY GRA55) • REMOVE DWARF OLEANDER. IIITRODUCE MEW NATIVE PLAHTRIGS III FULL 51-111. NECKLACE POD AND GOLDEN CREEPER • COIITII'IUE FLAX LILY. AMID COONTIE III 5HADE • ADD BOOTED 5A15AL PALM5 TO BALAIICE EXI5TIIIG PALM5 • MAlHTAIII V151BILITY AT H05111G5 WITH A51AII JA5MIIIE $ BROMELIADS • DWARF HAWTHORHE W/ 5ABAL PALMS (ALT.: DW. FAKAHATCHEL. MUHLY) • U5E DWARF BOUGARIVILLEA (LAVEHDAR) FOR COLOR IMPACT I1J 5UH PELICAN BAY MEDIAN IMPROVEMENT PLANS qC GOETZ +STROPES S.A'w11SCAPE AKHITECTS INC. 0 aC Q IL >L U' January 28, 2014 Landscape & Water Management Committee of the Pelican Bay Services Division Landscaping presentation submitted by Ellin Goetz, Goetz + Stropes Landscape Architects Page 23 of 28 ANNUA Ar IAN JASM'.NE _DWARF BOUGAINVILLEA 'HEL °N ,YOHN`=.ON' -DWARF BOUGAINVILLEA LAVEND.AR FLAX ULY OLDEN CREEPER FOXTAI: FERN VARIEGATED GINGER - PANAMA RO:%E DWARF AH FAKATChCE _DWARF HM".. CRNC DWARF CARS55A MUHLY GRA9'_+ ,XONTlf PLAHTIHG KEY _. -. EX. TREE Rowx _ --�- COLONY r� GULF PARK DRIVE TO WATERMARK # I PPEL CAN BAY BLVD • MAIHTAIH 50DED AREAS • EXI5TIIIG PLUMBAGO: FILL 1H WITH LOW GROUIJDCOVER (DWARF CARI55A) • EX15TIlIG CORDGRA55: FILL III WITH COHTRA5TIHG GRA55E5 (DW. FAKAHATCHLE. MUHLY) • USE DWARF BOUGARIVILLEA FOR COLOR IMPACT ill 5U11 • MAIHTAIH V151B1LITY AT 110511IG5 WITH A51AI I JA5MIPIE BROMELIAD ACCEIIT5 PELICAN BAY MEDIAN IMPROVEMENT PLANS GOETZ +STROPES 1.04DSCAPF ARC;HIIE CTw INC: IX. PAJ✓ • NEW ;aABAL YELLOW NECKIACEPOD SILVER SAW PALMETTO ORANGE BIRD Of PARADh3E BROMELIAD Rowx _ --�- COLONY r� GULF PARK DRIVE TO WATERMARK # I PPEL CAN BAY BLVD • MAIHTAIH 50DED AREAS • EXI5TIIIG PLUMBAGO: FILL 1H WITH LOW GROUIJDCOVER (DWARF CARI55A) • EX15TIlIG CORDGRA55: FILL III WITH COHTRA5TIHG GRA55E5 (DW. FAKAHATCHLE. MUHLY) • USE DWARF BOUGARIVILLEA FOR COLOR IMPACT ill 5U11 • MAIHTAIH V151B1LITY AT 110511IG5 WITH A51AI I JA5MIPIE BROMELIAD ACCEIIT5 PELICAN BAY MEDIAN IMPROVEMENT PLANS GOETZ +STROPES 1.04DSCAPF ARC;HIIE CTw INC: t !J CO °o r .r January 28, 2014 Landscape & Water Management Committee of the Pelican Bay Services Division Landscaping presentation submitted by Ellin Goetz, Goetz + Stropes Landscape Architects Page 24 of 28 u GULF PARK DRIVE TO WATERMARK #2 • MAIHTAIH V15151LITY AT 1,10511IG5 WITH A51AI I JA5MI11E 4� BROMELIAD ACCEHT5 • COLOR CO1ITRA5T: PANAMA ROSE OF DWARF BOUGAIIIVILLEA • REMOVE THRYALLI5. COIITIHUE FLAX LILY. COONTIE. AI-ID 51LVER 5AW PALMETTO ACCEHT5 • INTRODUCE NEW NATIVE PLAtITIhIG5 Ihl FULL 5U11. hIECKLACE POD AND GOLDEN CREEPER PELICAN BAY MEDIAN IMPROVEMENT PLANS GOETZ +STROPES LAW5CAPE ARCHTKrc , IN, PLANTING KEY ANNUAL5 { 1 EX. TREE A514N JASMINE o EX. PALM - DWARF BOVGAINViLLEA NEW 5ADAL ttELFN YJ tiN!-'M7k' Tr DWARF13OUGAINVLLEA YELLOW LAVCNDAR NECKLAt: URA) FLAX LILY PCR JYTTAIN FCRN "ALVTTTOAW VARIEGATED GI.NGCR - PAN0.MA ROSE AW15 BIRD OP DWARF FAKA.HATCHCC -DWARFHAWRIORNC PROMEUAD DWARF CAKISSA MUHLY GRA5'S CCX3NTIE u GULF PARK DRIVE TO WATERMARK #2 • MAIHTAIH V15151LITY AT 1,10511IG5 WITH A51AI I JA5MI11E 4� BROMELIAD ACCEHT5 • COLOR CO1ITRA5T: PANAMA ROSE OF DWARF BOUGAIIIVILLEA • REMOVE THRYALLI5. COIITIHUE FLAX LILY. COONTIE. AI-ID 51LVER 5AW PALMETTO ACCEHT5 • INTRODUCE NEW NATIVE PLAtITIhIG5 Ihl FULL 5U11. hIECKLACE POD AND GOLDEN CREEPER PELICAN BAY MEDIAN IMPROVEMENT PLANS GOETZ +STROPES LAW5CAPE ARCHTKrc , IN, PLANTING KEY January 28, 2014 Landscape & Water Management Committee of the Pelican Bay Services Division Landscaping presentation submitted by Ellin Goetz, Goetz + Stropes Landscape Architects Page 25 of 28 ANNUALS ASIAN JASMINE 7� 3OUGAINVLLEA -DWARF 'HELEN .OMSON' *•F BOUGAINVILLEA _DWARF LAVENDAR FLAX LILY GOLDEN CR°.EPER F+JXTAIL FERN VARIEGA?LD GINGER - PANAMA ROSE DWARF FAKA iATCYIEE -DWARF HAWRiORNE DWARF CARRSSA MUNLY GRA55 COONTI. 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PALM 7� NEW 5ABAL 'IELLOW *•F NECrILACEPOD SILVER SAW PALMETTO ORANGE BIRD OF PARADISE J# BROMELIAD 3 A 0 DPI P R � B ACM CLW E1 WA FL R ARK E XIT P E L I C A N BAY B L V D I r GULF PARK DRIVE TO WATERMARK #3 • C01151DER 111TRODUCTIO[l OF PAPIAMA R05E FOR COLOR: ALTERIIATE OF MUHLY GRA55 • MAIHTAIPJ /EXPAIdD 50D BELOW CANOPY TREES FOR PARK LIKE EFFECT EASE OF MAII]TEHAHCE • EX15TIf1G PLUMBAGO: FILL Ill WITH LOW GROU1'I1DCOVER (DW. CAR155A) • EXI5TING CORDGRA55: FILL I11 WITH CO1,ITRA5TIHG GRA55E5 (DW. FAKAHATCHEE. MUHLY) • C01,171,I1LIE FLAX LILY, COOHTIE. A51AN JA5MIHE WITH BROMELIADS PELICAN BAY MEDIAN IMPROVEMENT PLANS GOETZ +STROPES LANDSCAPE APCHITF CTS R `7C. ob r M1p��N„ �S' X11 OM — PELICAN BAY 5 `v0 January 28, 2014 Landscape & Water Management Committee of the Pelican Bay Services Division Landscaping presentation submitted by Ellin Goetz, Goetz + Stropes Landscape Architects Page 26 of 28 N NORTH TRAM STATION TO NORTH POINTE DRIVE #I • MARdTA111 EXI5TI11G BEDS OF CORDGRA55 AHD PLUMBAGO: REMOVE ADJACEIAT 50D AIAD PROVIDE LOW COHTRA5T WITH FOXTAIL FERIA • REMOVE THRYALLI5. REPLACE WITH DWARF FAKAHATCHEE • MAPATAIPI 50D UI IDER CANOPY TREES FOR PARK —LIKE EFFECT • REPLACE OLEAHDER WITH DWARF BOUGAIIJVILLEA PELICAN BAY MEDIAN IMPROVEMENT PLANS GOETZ +STROPES LANDSCAPE APCHITECM INC PLAIJTING KEY ANti;:AL; } EX. TREE - ASAN JASMINE EX. 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PAW DWAKP BOUGAINVILLEA �'} NEW 5ABAL 'HELEN 1,�HNSk.)N' +f f -DWARF BCNJGAINVILLEA YELLOW LAVENOAR NECKLACEPOD FLAK IDLY GOLDEN CREEPER SILVER SAW FO TAIL FERN PALMETTO VARIEGATED GINGER ORANGE BIRD OF - PANAMA ROSE . PARADI>E DWARF FAKAHATCHEE _ U DWARF A ORNE BROMELIAD DWARF R NJHLY G RAS rrXJNT1E DAY COLONY DR. y 0:11 0 !f 1 PELICAN BAY BLVD 4 � t NORTH TRAM STATION TO NORTH POINTE DRIVE #2 • MAIIITAIII V151BILITY AT 1105111G5 WITH A515AH JA51V11NE AI'ID 5ROMELIAD ACCE[IT5 • U5E DWARF BOUGAIPJVILLEA 'HELEN JOHN501T. PANAMA R05E. MUHLY GRA55 FOR COLOR • REPLACE DWARF 5CHEFFLERA WITH PAI'dAMA R05E • MAIIATAII 150D UI IDER CANOPY TREE5 FOR PARK LIKE EFFECT EA5E OF MAIHTENAHCE PELICAN BAY MEDIAN IMPROVEMENT PLANS GOETZ +STROPES ,L • 4 January 28, 2014 Landscape & Water Management Committee of the Pelican Bay Services Division Landscaping presentation submitted by Ellin Goetz, Goetz + Stropes Landscape Architects Page 28 of 28 P E L I C A N BAY B L V D GRAN BAI NORTH TRAM STATION TO NORTH POINTE DRIVE #3 • MAIIJTA111 VISIBILITY AT 11051HG5 WITH A51APd JA5MRIE • COPdTH IUE COOPJTIE IN SHADY AREAS • IPITRODUCE VARIEGATED GI11GER FOR COLOR COPITRA5T PELICAN BAY MEDIAN IMPROVEMENT PLANS GOETZ +STROPES LA1- USCAPE APCHM CTS t <. PLANTING KEY ANNUAL,.'. EX.7RfE - A91AN JASMINE EX. PALM -DWARF DWARF BOUGONVILLCA GAIN' . "} NEW 5ABAL J'.3H 7y�f DWARF BUUGAINVILLeA YeLL7W LAVCNDAR NECI(LACCEPOD PLAY LILY GOLDEN CRCCI'CR `aILVER DAW FOYTAIL FERN PALMETTO VARICGATCD GINL .'CR _ PANAMA ROE . 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