Ken Yee Chew Design Portfolio 2021

KEN YEE CHEW 2021 selected works

Ken Yee Chew Bachelor of Landscape Architecture Certificate in Public Policy and Administration University of Guelph

about the portfolio This portfolio contains work samples from my experience working in various architectural, landscape and urban design roles. The selection of work aims to highlight my experience and understanding of the site plan process, along with my ability to communicate complex planning and design concepts in a clear and thoughtful manner.

relevant skills and aptitudes working knowledge • Development Review Process • The Planning Act software • Accela • ArcGIS • Adobe Creative Suite • AutoCAD • SketchUp • Microsoft Office

technical • Graphic Design & Presentation • Drafting • Policy Analysis • Context and Spatial Analysis interpersonal • Multidisciplinary Coordination • Project Management • Organization & Work-flow efficiency

contents working drawings

academic and personal work

Huang Residence / Burnaby, BC 04

3 Storey Apartments / Cambridge, ON 06

Markham Lot Severances / Markham, ON 08

NCC Ottawa Riverfront Competition / Ottawa, ON 34

Ajax Townhouses / Ajax, ON 09

DX Boundless Competition / Guelph, ON 39

Dove Park Revitalization / Richmond Hill, ON 10

Photography / North America and Abroad 40

Schomberg Tennis Courts / Schomberg, ON 11 Pierce County Evaluation & Treatment Center / Parkland, WA

12

The Queen’s Gateway / Toronto, ON 38 BLA Honours Thesis / Klemtu, BC 39

Disclaimer Work samples from the City of Brampton do not reflect up-to-date planning decisions and should not be taken out of context. Illustrations are strictly for visualization and demonstration purposes only.

Taco Time North West / Shoreline, WA 14 North Bend Retail | Huxdotter Coffee / North Bend, WA 16

special studies and presentation materials Soundview Playfields Renovation / Seattle, WA 18

Erath Winery / Dundee, OR 19

Uptown Brampton / Brampton, ON 20

Queen Street East Precinct Plan / Brampton, ON 28 Downtown Brampton / Brampton, ON 32

Huang Residence 3750 Linwood Street | Burnaby, BC

Scope and Duties: • Design Development • Drafting and Building Code Review • Construction Tender Package

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TOP OF ROOF

29.10"

24.00"

U/S OF CEILING

24.00"

15.00"

SECOND FLOOR

15.00"

12'

ROOF

EX PR . 25 O. 1.50 25 3. ' 2'

EX PR . 25 O. 4.00 25 2. ' 2'

4'

CL

BEDROOM 2 10x9

KITCHEN/LIVING 13x12

3185-8888 Odlin Crescent, Richmond, B.C. V6X 3Z8 T: (604) 813-6116 F: (604) 244-8388 W: www.heritagedc.ca E: chew@heritagedc.com

Design & Construction Management Inc.

Heritage 藝存 建築設計有限公司

Design & Construction Management Inc.

Heritage 藝存 建築設計有限公司

3185-8888 Odlin Crescent, Richmond, B.C. V6X 3Z8 T: (604) 813-6116 F: (604) 244-8388 W: www.heritagedc.ca E: chew@heritagedc.com

Design & Construction Management Inc.

Heritage 藝存 建築設計有限公司

3185-8888 Odlin Crescent, Richmond, B.C. V6X 3Z8 T: (604) 813-6116 F: (604) 244-8388 W: www.heritagedc.ca E: chew@heritagedc.com

29.10"

12'

CL

4'

BEDROOM 1 10x10 D/W

SUNKEN PATIO UP

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REVISIONS

REVISIONS

O.

PR

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PROJECT

4'

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3.2

25

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REVISIONS

FRONT ELEVATION DATE

11.30.2019 PROJECT NO.

BASEMENT FLOOR PLAN 1246.00 S.F.

SCALE: 1" = 1/8" DESIGN: C.S. CHEW DRAWN BY: KEN YEE CHEW SHEET TITLE

DATE

DATE

11.30.2019

11.30.2019

PROJECT NO.

PROJECT NO.

SCALE: 1" = 1/4"

SCALE: 1" = 1/4"

DESIGN: C.S. CHEW

DESIGN: C.S. CHEW

DRAWN BY: KEN YEE CHEW

DRAWN BY: KEN YEE CHEW

SHEET TITLE

SHEET TITLE

PROPOSED SITE PLAN

BASEMENT FLOOR PLAN

FRONT AND REAR ELEVATIONS

Heritage

Heritage

Heritage

Design & Construction

Design & Construction

© COPYRIGHT HERITAGE DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION, INC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

© COPYRIGHT HERITAGE DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION, INC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

© COPYRIGHT HERITAGE DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION, INC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

SHEET

SHEET

24x36

A1-7 CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS

6'

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Design & Construction Management Inc.

Heritage 藝存 建築設計有限公司

Design & Construction Management Inc.

Heritage 藝存 建築設計有限公司

CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS

3185-8888 Odlin Crescent, Richmond, B.C. V6X 3Z8 T: (604) 813-6116 F: (604) 244-8388 W: www.heritagedc.ca E: chew@heritagedc.com

Design & Construction Management Inc.

Heritage 藝存 建築設計有限公司

A1-4 24x36

24x36

CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS

12'

FRONT YARD SETBACKS G/F/P

PROJECT NO.

SCALE: 1" = 1/4"

SCALE: 1" = 1/4"

DESIGN: C.S. CHEW

DESIGN: C.S. CHEW

DRAWN BY: KEN YEE CHEW

DRAWN BY: KEN YEE CHEW

SHEET TITLE

SHEET TITLE

© COPYRIGHT HERITAGE DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION, INC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

SHEET

O. PR

.1 54

.& EX

25

Heritage Design & Construction

© COPYRIGHT HERITAGE DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION, INC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS

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Design & Construction Management Inc.

Design & Construction Management Inc.

Heritage 藝存 建築設計有限公司

A1-8

WEST SIDE ELEVATION

Heritage 藝存 建築設計有限公司

24x36

EAST AND WEST SIDE ELEVATIONS

'

5.4

SHEET

CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS

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Design & Construction Management Inc.

PR

A1-5

This drawing is the exclusive property of Heritage Design & Construction Management Inc. and shall not be used or re-used without written permission.

BATH

BATH

BEDROOM 2 10x13

This drawing is the exclusive property of Heritage Design & Construction Management Inc. and shall not be used or re-used without written permission.

LOWER ATTIC

REVISIONS

SECTION A'-A"

4.00"

PROJECT

BEDROOM 3 10x10

PROJECT

CL

D

GARAGE ELEVATION

REVISIONS

SECOND FLOOR PLAN

DATE

11.30.2019 PROJECT NO.

1114.00 S.F.

NEW CONSTRUCTION

7 TC 10"

W

3750 LINWOOD STREET, BURNABY, B.C.

MASTER BEDROOM 15x13

NEW CONSTRUCTION

KITCHEN/LIVING

PROJECT

16R @ 7.5"

CORRIDOR

3750 LINWOOD STREET, BURNABY, B.C.

0.00"

NEW CONSTRUCTION

FAMILY

4.00"

CORRIDOR

HUNG RESIDENCE

MIN. 6.66'

SHOWER

ENSUITE

BEDROOM 4 10x10

HUNG RESIDENCE

W.I.C.

LOWER ATTIC CL

BEDROOM 4

HUNG RESIDENCE

STAIRWELL

15.00"

17R @ 7.5"

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Design & Construction

© COPYRIGHT HERITAGE DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION, INC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

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2 O.

' ' .0 54 3.2 . 2 25 EX O. PR

'

3.2

LOWER ATTIC

SHOWER

ROOF PLAN

'

Heritage

SHEET

F/P

BASEMENT

DRAWN BY: KEN YEE CHEW SHEET TITLE

MAIN FLOOR PLAN

EX .& 5.3 PR O. '

1246.00 S.F.

25

MAIN FLOOR PLAN

4'

LOWER ATTIC

MAIN FLOOR

PROJECT DATE

11.30.2019

PROJECT NO.

SCALE: 1" = 1/4" DESIGN: C.S. CHEW

12'

12' 4'

SECOND FLOOR

3750 LINWOOD STREET, BURNABY, B.C.

DATE

11.30.2019

PROJECT NO.

Heritage 藝存 建築設計有限公司 24.00"

NEW CONSTRUCTION

PROJECT

DATE

24x36

U/S OF CEILING

This drawing is the exclusive property of Heritage Design & Construction Management Inc. and shall not be used or re-used without written permission.

11.30.2019

CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS

29.10"

12' 6''

REVISIONS

A1-2

TOP OF ROOF

3750 LINWOOD STREET, BURNABY, B.C.

NEW CONSTRUCTION

REVISIONS

Design & Construction

DENOTES MANHOLE

HUNG RESIDENCE

This drawing is the exclusive property of Heritage Design & Construction Management Inc. and shall not be used or re-used without written permission.

REVISIONS

Heritage

DENOTES BOTTOM OF WALL

DEN 11x11

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SURVEY NOTES

DENOTES TOP OF WALL

POWDER ROOM

EAST SIDE ELEVATION

HUNG RESIDENCE

GUARD RAIL

PROJECT

DENOTES MULTIBOLE

PANTRY 5x5

EX

UP 6R

EX

DENOTES TWINBOLE

WOK 9x5

ENTRY PORCH

9' ' .3 52 3.2 . 2 . 25 O PR

' ' .0 53 3.5 . 2 . 25 O PR

EX

24x36

DENOTES WITNESS

KITCHEN 17x10

W/S

DECK 9x12

FOYER 9x7

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REVISIONS

DATE

DATE

11.30.2019

11.30.2019

PROJECT NO.

PROJECT NO.

SCALE: 1" = 1/4"

SCALE: 1" = 1/4"

SCALE: 1" = 1/4"

DESIGN: C.S. CHEW

DESIGN: C.S. CHEW

DESIGN: C.S. CHEW

DRAWN BY: KEN YEE CHEW

DRAWN BY: KEN YEE CHEW

DRAWN BY: KEN YEE CHEW

SHEET TITLE

SHEET TITLE

SHEET TITLE

ROOF PLAN AND SECTION A'-A"

SECOND FLOOR PLAN

GARAGE ELEVATION

Heritage

Heritage

Heritage

Design & Construction

Design & Construction

Design & Construction

© COPYRIGHT HERITAGE DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION, INC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

© COPYRIGHT HERITAGE DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION, INC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

© COPYRIGHT HERITAGE DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION, INC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

SHEET

SHEET

SHEET

CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS

A1-6 24x36

A1-3

CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS

A1-9 24x36

DENOTES SPIKE

5 TO 14"

3185-8888 Odlin Crescent, Richmond, B.C. V6X 3Z8 T: (604) 813-6116 F: (604) 244-8388 W: www.heritagedc.ca E: chew@heritagedc.com

DENOTES LEAD PLUG

NEW CONSTRUCTION

NOTES:

3750 LINWOOD STREET, BURNABY, B.C.

17 TC 7.5"

ALL LEGAL MONUMENTATION WAS FOUND IN PLACE AND UNDISTURBED AT THE TIME OF THE SURVEY. THE LEGAL EVIDENCE WAS SET ON POSTING PLAN BCP10161 AND SUBDIVISION PLAN LMP25188. ELEVATIONS ARE IN FEET TO CITY OF BURNABY CVD28GVRD2018 GEODETIC DATUM DERIVED FROM MONUMENT 81H4570 WITH ELEVATION=225.80. ALL TREES AND STUMPS HAVE BEEN PLOTTED AS REQUIRED BY BURNABY TREE BYLAW. BUILDING DIMENSIONS AND OFFSETS ARE TAKEN TO THE OUTSIDE FACE OF THE BUILDING. ALL DIMENSIONS OTHER THAN LOT DIMENSIONS ARE SHOWN TO THE NEAREST 0.1 FEET.

DENOTES IRON POST

DINING 12x10

W/S

LIVING 12x11

UP

HUNG RESIDENCE

LEGEND: DENOTES ELEVATION

G/F/P

FAMILY 17x4

GUARD RAIL

2 CAR GARAGE

EX PR . 25 O. 1.5 25 4' 3.2 '

NO 102 - 1537 W. 8th AVENUE, VANCOUVER ,B.C., V6J 1T5 TEL:737-8777 FAX:737-8794 email: lyon@telus.net LYON, FLYNN AND COLLINS 2019

EX PR . 25 O. 4.2 25 ' 4.9 '

ENGINEERING SURVEYS LTD.

3750 LINWOOD STREET, BURNABY, B.C.

CIVIC ADDRESS: 3750 LINWOOD STREET BURNABY, BC

24x36

Design & Construction

SHEET

A1-1

PLAN SHOWING LOCATION OF ELEVATIONS AND SETBACKS FOR LOT 14 BLOCK 5 DISTRICT LOT 68 GROUP 1 NEW WESTMINSTER DISTRICT PLAN 980

REAR ELEVATION SOUTH

3185-8888 Odlin Crescent, Richmond, B.C. V6X 3Z8 T: (604) 813-6116 F: (604) 244-8388 W: www.heritagedc.ca E: chew@heritagedc.com

2 CARS GARAGE

3750 LINWOOD STREET, BURNABY, B.C.

0.00"

NEW CONSTRUCTION

4.00"

BASEMENT

HUNG RESIDENCE

MAIN FLOOR

EX BASEMENT

.5

PROJECT

SHOWER

' ' .1 54 3.2 . 2 . 25 O PR

4.00"

0.00"

51

GAME ROOM

NEW CONSTRUCTION

MECH.

4 TC 8"

.2

BAR SINK

D

HUNG RESIDENCE

PROJECT

3750 LINWOOD STREET, BURNABY, B.C.

DECK

NEW CONSTRUCTION

SUNKEN PATIO

16R @ 7.5" W

BEDROOM 2 10x10

EX

PR O.

25 3.

2'

0'

4.

. 25

EX

CORRIDOR

HUNG RESIDENCE

EX PR . 25 O. 2.39 25 3. ' 2'

3750 LINWOOD STREET

3750 LINWOOD STREET, BURNABY, B.C.

SUMP

CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS

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Cambridge Apartments 212 Queen Street West | Cambridge, ON

Scope and Duties: • Design Development • Site Plan Approval Submission • Tree Protection, Landscape, Details Plan • Rooftop Amenity Design • Cost Estimate

296.56mm 296.56

292.50 m

292.50 m

291.46 m

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7

Markham Lot Severences 11 & 16 Riverbend Road, 3 & 5 Sabiston Drive | Markham, ON

Scope and Duties: • Design Development • Application for Consent Submission • Tree Protection, Landscape, Details Plan • Cost Estimate

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Ajax Townhouses 361 Taunton Road | Ajax, ON

Scope and Duties: • Design Development • Site Plan Approval Submission • Tree Protection, Landscape, Details Plan • Cost Estimate

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LEGEND

CO

LD

Dove Park Revitalization

ST

PROPERTY LINE

RE

AM

CHAIN LINK FENCE 225 Coldstream Crescent | Richmond Hill, ON CONCRETE Scope EXISTING and Duties: LEGEND • Design Development PROPOSED CONCRETE • Inventory and Analysis OPEN PLAZA • LEGEND Cost Estimate PROPERTY ASPHALT LINE MULTI-USE COURT

CO

LD

CO

LD

SOD /LINK LAWN CHAIN FENCE PROPERTY LINE

PLANT BED EXISTING CONCRETE CHAIN LINK FENCE

NATURALIZED / LID PLANTING PROPOSED CONCRETE EXISTING CONCRETE

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AM

ST

CR

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ES

AM

CE

CR

ES

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ES

CE

NT

CE

NT

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EXISTING OPEN PLAZAWOOD FIBRE FITNESS CENTRE PROPOSED CONCRETE

PLAYGROUND ASPHALT MULTI-USE COURT OPEN PLAZA

SOD / LAWN ASPHALT MULTI-USE COURT SHADE STRUCTURE PLANT BED SOD / LAWN SEAT EDGE PLANT BED NATURALIZED / LID PLANTING GATHERING TABLE WITH NATURALIZED / LIDFIBRE PLANTING SHADE UMBRELLA EXISTING WOOD FITNESS CENTRE EXISTING WOOD FIBRE FITNESS CENTRE EXISTING BRIDGE PLAYGROUND PROPOSED CONIFEROUS PLAYGROUND TREE SHADE STRUCTURE PROPOSED DECIDUOUS SHADE STRUCTURE TREE SEAT EDGE EXISTING SEAT EDGE DECIDUOUS TREE GATHERING TABLE WITH

GATHERING TABLE WITH SHADE UMBRELLA EXISTING CONIFEROUS SHADE UMBRELLA TREE EXISTING BRIDGE EXISTING BRIDGE GROUPING OF EXISTING PROPOSED CONIFEROUS TREES PROPOSED CONIFEROUS TREE TREE PROPOSED DECIDUOUS TREE (SURVEY) PROPOSED EXISTING DECIDUOUS CONIFEROUS TREE TREE EXISTING DECIDUOUS EXISTING DECIDUOUS EXISTING DECIDUOUS TREE (SURVEY) TREE TREE EXISTING CONIFEROUS EXISTING CONIFEROUS TREE TREE GROUPING OF EXISTING GROUPING OF EXISTING TREES TREES

EXISTING CONIFEROUS TREE (SURVEY)

EXISTING CONIFEROUS TREE (SURVEY) EXISTING DECIDUOUS TREE (SURVEY)

EXISTING DECIDUOUS TREE (SURVEY) NORTH

10

1:750

DOVE PARK

PARK MASTER PLAN - CONCEPT A COLDSTREAM CRES, RICHMOND HILL L4S JUNE, 2021

Schomberg Tennis Courts WESTERN AVE

251 Western Avenue | Schomberg, ON

Scope and Duties: • Design Development • Landscape, Grading and Details Plan • Cost Estimate • Construction Tender Package

GENERAL CONSTRUCTION NOTES:

WESTERN AVE

1.

ENLARGEMENT AREA

THE CONTRACTOR, UPON ACCEPTANCE OF THE CONTRACT, ASSUMES COMPLETE RESPONSIBILITY

AND

LIABILITY

FOR

THE

JOB

SITE

DURING

THE

COURSE

OF

CONSTRUCTION, AND WILL ENSURE PUBLIC SAFETY AND CLEANLINESS OF MUNICIPAL

ROADS NEAR THE SITE. GENERAL CONSTRUCTION NOTES: 1.

2.

10 D-2

RIVERSTONE SUBDRAIN OUTFALL (PROVISIONAL)

CONSTRUCTION, AND WILL ENSURE PUBLIC CLEANLINESS MUNICIPAL BEFORE PROCEEDING. NO ALLOWANCE SHALL SAFETY BE MADEAND ON BEHALF OF THEOF CONTRACTOR ROADS NEAR TO THEDO SITE. FOR FAILURE SO. 2.

3.

10 D-2

RIVERSTONE SUBDRAIN 100mm DIA. PERFORATED OUTFALL (PROVISIONAL) DRAINAGE PIPE, DAYLIGHT.

4.

3.

5.

100mm DIA. PERFORATED DRAINAGE PIPE, DAYLIGHT.

7 D-1 6 7 D-1

D-1

4 6 D-1 D-1 3 4 D-1

D-1

ADJACENT RESIDENTIAL

3 D-1

DOUBLE GATE

TENNIS COURT PERIMETER FENCE DOUBLE GATE

TENNIS COURT LAYOUT TENNIS COURT PERIMETER FENCE TENNIS COURT SURFACE TENNIS COURT LAYOUT

TENNIS COURT SURFACE

ADJACENT RESIDENTIAL

4.

6.

ALL DIMENSIONS, GRADES OF ANDSURVEY SITE CONDITIONS BEFORE THE CONTRACTOR CONSULTANT SHALL IS NOTVERIFY RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCURACY OR ENGINEERING PROCEEDING WITHTO THE WORK, AND DRAWINGS REPORT ANY DISCREPANCIES TOWITH THETHE CONSULTANT DRAWINGS. REFER APPROPRIATE BEFORE PROCEEDING WORK. BEFORE PROCEEDING. NO ALLOWANCE SHALL BE MADE ON BEHALF OF THE CONTRACTOR ALL FAILURE CONSTRUCTION TO BE CARRIED OUT IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE MOST CURRENT FOR TO DO SO. PROVINCIAL AND MUNICIPAL STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS. THE CONSULTANT IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCURACY OF SURVEY OR ENGINEERING CONSTRUCTION MUST CONFORM TODRAWINGS ALL APPLICABLE AND REGULATIONS OF ALL DRAWINGS. REFER TO APPROPRIATE BEFORECODES PROCEEDING WITH THE WORK. AUTHORITIES HAVING JURISDICTION. ALL CONSTRUCTION TO BE CARRIED OUT IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE MOST CURRENT SITE SHALL AND BE MAINTAINED IN A CLEANAND AND ORDERLY STATE FOR THE DURATION OF PROVINCIAL MUNICIPAL STANDARDS SPECIFICATIONS.

5.

CONSTRUCTION; ALL WORK SHALL BE PERFORMED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE CONSTRUCTION HEALTH MUST CONFORM TO ACT. ALL APPLICABLE CODES AND REGULATIONS OF ALL OCCUPATIONAL AND SAFETY

7.

6.

AUTHORITIES HAVING JURISDICTION. CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE TO CLEAN ROADS DAILY TO THE SATISFACTION OF SITE SHALL BE MAINTAINED THE CONSULTANT / OWNER. IN A CLEAN AND ORDERLY STATE FOR THE DURATION OF

7.

CONSTRUCTION; ALL WORK SHALL BE PERFORMED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE DUST CONTROL:HEALTH THE CONTRACTOR OCCUPATIONAL AND SAFETYSHALL ACT. TAKE ALL NECESSARY MEASURES TO CONTROL DUST ON THIS PROJECT SITE ON A DAILY BASIS AND TO THE SATISFACTION OF THE CONTRACTOR CONSULTANT. SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE TO CLEAN ROADS DAILY TO THE SATISFACTION OF

9.

8.

THE CONSULTANT / OWNER. REFUELING, LUBRICATION AND/OR MAINTENANCE OF CONSTRUCTION VEHICLES IS NOT DUST CONTROL: THEUNLESS CONTRACTOR SHALL ALL NECESSARY MEASURES TO CONTROL PERMITTED ON SITE APPROVED

BY TAKE THE OWNER IN WRITING.

8.

ENLARGEMENT AREA

THE CONTRACTOR CONTRACTOR, UPON ACCEPTANCE OF THE CONTRACT, COMPLETE SHALL VERIFY ALL DIMENSIONS, GRADES AND SITEASSUMES CONDITIONS BEFORE RESPONSIBILITY THE ANY JOBDISCREPANCIES SITE DURINGTOTHE COURSE OF PROCEEDING WITHAND THE LIABILITY WORK, ANDFOR REPORT THE CONSULTANT

KEY MAP

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KEY MAP

LEGEND: 1

N.T.S

DETAIL # SHEET # LIMIT OF CONTRACT

D-0

LIMIT OF WORK 3M GALVANIZED CHAIN LINK FENCE LIMIT OF CONTRACT TERMINAL POST LIMIT OF WORK WALKWAY ASPHALT PAVING -3M MEDIUM DUTY CHAIN LINK FENCE GALVANIZED CONCRETE PAVING TERMINAL POST SOD RESTORATION, MINIMUM WALKWAY ASPHALT PAVING 150mm DEEP TOPSOIL - MEDIUM DUTY CONCRETE PAVING EXISTING CONIFEROUS TREE

DUST ON THIS PROJECT SITE ON A DAILY BASIS AND TO THE SATISFACTION OF THE 10. CONSULTANT. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL ESTABLISH ALL PROPERTY BOUNDARIES AND CORNER STAKES, AND SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL COSTS OF RE-ESTABLISHING THEM SHOULD THEY BE 9. REFUELING, DISTURBED. LUBRICATION AND/OR MAINTENANCE OF CONSTRUCTION VEHICLES IS NOT

SOD RESTORATION, MINIMUM 150mm DEEP TOPSOIL TREE EXISTING DECIDUOUS

PERMITTED ON SITE UNLESS APPROVED BY THE OWNER IN WRITING. 11. CONTRACTOR SHALL BE PERMITTED ONE (1) POINT OF ACCESS FROM WESTERN AVENUE. 10. CONTRACTOR THE CONTRACTOR SHALL ESTABLISH ALLFOR PROPERTY BOUNDARIES CORNER STAKES, SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE INSTALLING ONE (1) AND CONSTRUCTION GATE AND SHALL WITH LOCK. BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL COSTS OF RE-ESTABLISHING THEM SHOULD THEY BE

EXISTING CONIFEROUS TREE

DISTURBED. 12. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE REQUIRED TO HAVE A FLAGMAN DIRECTING ALL DELIVERIES 11. OF CONTRACTOR (1) POINT OF ACCESS FROM WESTERN AVENUE. BE PERMITTED MACHINERYSHALL OR MATERIALS TO THEONE SITE.

EXISTING DECIDUOUS TREE

CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR INSTALLING ONE (1) CONSTRUCTION GATE 13. STORAGE WITH LOCK.OF MATERIALS, VEHICLES AND EQUIPMENT SHALL NOT BE PERMITTED WITHIN

5

1%

4 D-1 5

1%

D-1 4 D-1

TENNIS COURT NET (2 SETS)

TENNIS COURT LINE PAINTING; REFER TO TENNIS COURT LAYOUT TENNIS COURT NET (2 SETS)

TENNIS COURT LINE PAINTING; REFER TO TENNIS COURT LAYOUT

THE MUNICIPAL ROAD ALLOWANCE OR ON PRIVATE PROPERTY. 15. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL NOTIFY CONSULTANT 48 HOURS PRIOR TO COMMENCEMENT OF 14. WORK AREASTO FOR THE STORAGE OF MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT SHALL BE APPROVED BY COORDINATE INSPECTION SCHEDULES. INSPECTOR. MATERIAL AND EQUIPMENT STORAGE SHALL NOT BE PERMITTED WITHIN 10m 16. OF ALLRESIDENTIAL EXISTING UTILITIES LOTS. SHOWN ON THE DRAWINGS ARE FOR REFERENCE PURPOSES ONLY. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL CONTACT THE UTILITY COMPANIES FOR UTILITY STAKEOUT. THE 15. CONTRACTOR THE CONTRACTOR SHALL NOTIFY CONSULTANT HOURS CAUSED PRIOR TOTO COMMENCEMENT OF SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY 48 DAMAGES EXISTING UTILITIES WORK TO COORDINATE INSPECTION SCHEDULES. DURING CONSTRUCTION. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL GIVE UTILITIES ADVANCE NOTICE PRIOR

TO DIGGING AND SHALL ASSUME ALL LIABILITIES OF DAMAGE DURING CONSTRUCTION. 16. ALL EXISTING UTILITIES SHOWN ON THE DRAWINGS ARE FOR REFERENCE PURPOSES ONLY. CONTACT THE UTILITY UTILITYLOCATED STAKEOUT. THE 17. THE CONTRACTOR CONDITION OFSHALL CURBS, SIDEWALKS, STREETCOMPANIES TREES ANDFOR UTILITIES WITHIN CONTRACTOR SHALL BE SHALL RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGES CAUSEDBETWEEN TO EXISTING THE MUNICIPAL R.O.W. BE REVIEWED AND DOCUMENTED ALL UTILITIES PARTIES DURING CONSTRUCTION. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL GIVE UTILITIES NOTICE PRIOR THE CONTRACTOR WILL ADVANCE RECTIFY ANY DAMAGES, PRIOR TO THE START OF CONSTRUCTION. TO DIGGING AND SHALL ALL LIABILITIES OF DAMAGE CONSTRUCTION. AT THEIR OWN COST, TOASSUME THE SATISFACTION OF THE OWNER /DURING MUNICIPALITY. 17.

CONDITION OF CURBS,AND SIDEWALKS, STREET AND UTILITIES LOCATED WITHIN 18. THE ALL EXISTING VEGETATION UTILITIES SHALL BETREES PROTECTED

BY THE CONTRACTOR FOR THE DURATION MUNICIPAL OF R.O.W. SHALL BE REVIEWED DOCUMENTED BETWEEN ALL PARTIES CONSTRUCTION. REFER TOAND DETAILS FOR APPROVED FENCING TYPES.

EXISTING SOD

2%

11

1%

D-2 EXISTING SOD

2%

8 11 D-1 D-2 2

2% 2%

2%

SOD RESTORATION, MINIMUM 150mm DEPTH TOPSOIL

2%

2%

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THE MUNICIPAL ROAD ALLOWANCE OR ON PRIVATE PROPERTY. 12. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE REQUIRED TO HAVE A FLAGMAN DIRECTING ALL DELIVERIES 14. OF AREAS FOR THE MACHINERY ORSTORAGE MATERIALSOF TOMATERIALS THE SITE. AND EQUIPMENT SHALL BE APPROVED BY INSPECTOR. MATERIAL AND EQUIPMENT STORAGE SHALL NOT BE PERMITTED WITHIN 10m 13. OF STORAGE OF MATERIALS, VEHICLES AND EQUIPMENT SHALL NOT BE PERMITTED WITHIN RESIDENTIAL LOTS.

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BENCH WITH SHADE CANOPY (PROVISIONAL). POSTIONING TO BE DETERMINED BY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT ON SITE CONCRETE BENCH WITHPAVING SHADE CANOPY (PROVISIONAL) POSTIONING TO (PROVISIONAL).

BE DETERMINED BY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT ON SITE SINGLE GATE

PRIOR TO THE START WILL RECTIFY ANY DAMAGES, ANY DAMAGES NOTEDOF TOCONSTRUCTION. BE RECTIFIED ATTHE THECONTRACTOR COST OF THE CONTRACTOR. AT THEIR OWN COST, TO THE SATISFACTION OF THE OWNER / MUNICIPALITY. 19. NO MACHINE ACCESS OR GRADE CHANGES ARE PERMITTED WITHIN THE DRIP LINE OF 18. EXISTING ALL EXISTING VEGETATION AND UTILITIES SHALL BE PROTECTED

BY THE CONTRACTOR FOR TREES. ANY ROOTS OR BRANCHES WHICH EXTEND BEYOND THE TREE THE DURATION OF CONSTRUCTION. TOPLAN DETAILS FORREQUIRE APPROVED FENCING TYPES. PROTECTION HOARDING INDICATED REFER ON THIS WHICH PRUNING, MUST BE WITHIN THE DRIP LINE MUST BE HAND DUG. THE CONTRACTOR TO REMOVE AND DISPOSE 19. NO MACHINE ACCESS OR CONSTRUCTION GRADE CHANGES ARE PERMITTED WITHIN THE DRIP LINE OF HOARDING FENCING UPON COMPLETION. EXISTING TREES. ANY ROOTS OR BRANCHES WHICH EXTEND BEYOND THE TREE HOARDING INDICATED ON INCLUDING THIS PLAN TREE WHICH REQUIRE PRUNING, MUST BE 20. PROTECTION ALL TEMPORARY PROTECTIVE FENCING PROTECTIVE FENCING SHALL DONE IN ACCORDANCE WITH GOODTOARBORICULTURAL STANDARDS. ANY EXCAVATIONS MAINTAINED

BY THE CONTRACTOR THE SATISFACTION OF THE INSPECTOR FOR THE WITHIN THEOF DRIP LINE MUST BE HAND DUG. THE CONTRACTOR TO REMOVE AND DISPOSE DURATION CONSTRUCTION AND REMOVED FOLLOWING SUBSTANTIAL COMPLETION HOARDING FENCING CONSTRUCTION COMPLETION. UPON APPROVAL

BY UPON CONSULTANT; FENCING LOCATIONS TO BE REVIEWED AND APPROVED

CONCRETE PAVING (PROVISIONAL)

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SINGLE GATE MEDIUM DUTY ASPHALT PAVING (PROVISIONAL)

BY THEISCONTRACTOR THE SATISFACTION OF THE INSPECTOR FOR THE 21. MAINTAINED THE CONTRACTOR EXPECTED TOTO PROVIDE MODULAR HOARDING FENCE AROUND ALL DURATION OF CONSTRUCTION ANDTHE REMOVED FOLLOWING SUBSTANTIAL COMPLETION AREAS OF ACTIVE CONSTRUCTION. CONTRACTOR MAY REMOVE MODULAR FENCING

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GRADE SLOPE TO APPROX. 2%.

SLOPE SHALL NOT EXCEED 5% MEDIUM DUTY ASPHALT PAVING (PROVISIONAL)

21.

THEHOARDING CONTRACTOR IS EXPECTED TO PROVIDE MODULAR HOARDING FENCE AROUND ALL 22. NO FENCING COMPONENT, INCLUDING BRACES AND FOOT SUPPORTS, SHALL AREAS OF ACTIVE CONSTRUCTION. MAY REMOVE MODULAR FENCING ENCUMBER THE PUBLIC SIDEWALK ATTHE ANYCONTRACTOR TIME.

GRADE SLOPE TO APPROX. 2%.

SLOPE SHALL NOT EXCEED 5%

PRIOR TO THE COMMENCEMENT OF CONSTRUCTION. 20. ALL TEMPORARY PROTECTIVE FENCING INCLUDING TREE PROTECTIVE FENCING SHALL BE

UPON APPROVAL

BY CONSULTANT; LOCATIONS TO BE REVIEWED AND APPROVED ONLY UPON WRITTEN APPROVAL OFFENCING THE CONSULTANT THAT ACTIVE CONSTRUCTION AREA PRIOR TO THE COMMENCEMENT OF CONSTRUCTION. HAS BEEN SUBSTANTIALLY COMPLETED AND SAFE FOR PUBLIC USE.

ONLY UPON WRITTEN APPROVAL OF THE CONSULTANT THAT ACTIVE CONSTRUCTION AREA 23. HAS CONTRACTOR SHALL ENSURE THAT AND EXISTING RESIDENTIAL / SCHOOL FENCING IS BEEN SUBSTANTIALLY COMPLETED SAFE FOR PUBLIC USE. PROTECTED AT ALL TIMES DURING CONSTRUCTION. CONTRACTOR SHALL REPAIR AT THEIR 22. NO HOARDING FENCING COMPONENT, INCLUDING BRACES AND FOOT SUPPORTS, SHALL COST ANY DAMAGE ARISING DURING THE PARK CONSTRUCTION. ENCUMBER THE PUBLIC SIDEWALK AT ANY TIME. 24. ANY ACCESS FROM THE REAR YARDS OF RESIDENTIAL LOTS SHALL BE RESTRICTED BY 23. INSTALLING CONTRACTOR SHALL ENSURE THAT EXISTING RESIDENTIAL / SCHOOL FENCING IS WIRE ON GATES.

EXISTING SOD

EXISTING SOD

EXISTING PARKING LOT; NO ACCESS PERMITTED

EXISTING PARKING LOT; NO ACCESS PERMITTED

PROTECTED AT ALL TIMES DURING CONSTRUCTION. CONTRACTOR SHALL REPAIR AT THEIR 25. CONTRACTOR SHALL SUPPLY AND INSTALL FILTER FABRIC PROTECTION ON ALL EXISTING COST ANY DAMAGE ARISING DURING THE PARK CONSTRUCTION. CATCH BASINS AND UTILITIES THAT ARE TO REMAIN AND THAT MAY BE AFFECTED BY THE 24. CONSTRUCTION. ANY ACCESS FROM THE REAR YARDS OF RESIDENTIAL LOTS SHALL BE RESTRICTED BY INSTALLING WIRE ON GATES. 26. REMOVE AND DISPOSE OF ALL ITEMS NECESSARY TO PERMIT NEW CONSTRUCTION 25. CONTRACTOR SHALL SUPPLY AND INSTALL FILTER FABRIC PROTECTION ON ALL EXISTING 27. REMOVAL OF ITEMS FULL REMOVAL OF ANYAND FOOTINGS. CATCH BASINS AND INCLUDES UTILITIES THAT ARE TO REMAIN THAT MAY BE AFFECTED BY THE CONSTRUCTION. 28. REMOVE ALL SOD AND SOIL AS MAY REQUIRED TO PERMIT NEW CONSTRUCTION. 26. REMOVE AND DISPOSE OF ALL ITEMS NECESSARY TO PERMIT NEW CONSTRUCTION 29. THE COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH THE ABOVE ITEMS 1 THROUGH 28, WHERE SUCH COSTS ARE

ASPHALT SURFACE

IDENTIFIED SPECIFICALLY ON THE FORM OF (BID FORM) SHALL BE DEEMED TO 27. NOT REMOVAL OF ITEMS INCLUDES FULL REMOVAL OFTENDER ANY FOOTINGS. BE INCLUDED IN BID ITEM A.1.

28. REMOVE ALL SOD AND SOIL AS MAY REQUIRED TO PERMIT NEW CONSTRUCTION. 30. ALL DRAWINGS, SPECIFICATIONS AND RELATED DOCUMENTS ARE THE COPYRIGHT OF THE 29. CONSULTANT THE COSTS ASSOCIATED THE ABOVE ITEMS 1 THROUGH 28, WHERE SUCH ARE AND MUST WITH BE RETURNED UPON REQUEST. REPRODUCTION OF COSTS DRAWINGS, NOT IDENTIFIED SPECIFICALLY THE FORMIN OFWHOLE TENDER FORM) BE DEEMED TO SPECIFICATIONS AND RELATEDON DOCUMENTS OR(BID IN PART IS SHALL FORBIDDEN WITHOUT BE IN BID ITEM A.1.

THEINCLUDED CONSULTANT'S PERMISSION. DRAWINGS ARE NOT TO BE SCALED.

CONSTRUCTION ACCESS ROUTE; ASPHALT SURFACE MAKE GOOD ANY DAMAGE

30. ALL DRAWINGS, SPECIFICATIONS AND RELATED DOCUMENTS ARE THE COPYRIGHT OF THE CONSULTANT AND MUST BE RETURNED UPON REQUEST. REPRODUCTION OF DRAWINGS, SPECIFICATIONS AND RELATED DOCUMENTS IN WHOLE OR IN PART IS FORBIDDEN WITHOUT THE CONSULTANT'S PERMISSION. DRAWINGS ARE NOT TO BE SCALED.

CONSTRUCTION ACCESS ROUTE; MAKE GOOD ANY DAMAGE

2021-06-15 2021-04-30 date

KYC KYC by

THESE DRAWINGS ARE THE PROPERTY OF LANDSCAPE PLANNING LIMITED AND SHALL NOT BE ALTERED, MODIFIED, 2021-06-15 R2 ISSUED TENDERWITHOUT THE WRITTEN KYC REVISED ORFOR CHANGED CONSENT OF CLIENTLIMITED. REVIEW SEAL IS NOT2021-04-30 KYC R1 ISSUED FOR LANDSCAPE PLANNING VALID WITHOUT by revision date no.

SIGNATURE OF THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT. DRAWINGS

CANNOT BE USED FOR TENDER/CONSTRUCTION UNTIL SIGNED

BY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT. THESE DRAWINGS ARE THE PROPERTY OF LANDSCAPE PLANNING LIMITED AND SHALL NOT BE ALTERED, MODIFIED, REVISED OR CHANGED WITHOUT THE WRITTEN CONSENT OF LANDSCAPE PLANNING LIMITED. SEAL IS NOT VALID WITHOUT SIGNATURE OF THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT. DRAWINGS CANNOT BE USED FOR TENDER/CONSTRUCTION UNTIL SIGNED

BY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT. NO

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ANY DAMAGES NOTED TOWITH BE RECTIFIED AT THE COST OF THE CONTRACTOR. DONE IN ACCORDANCE GOOD ARBORICULTURAL STANDARDS. ANY EXCAVATIONS

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2021-002

project title

SCHOMBERG TENNIS

project title

SCHOMBERG TENNIS client

THE TOWNSHIP OF KING

tender number client

2021-T21 THE TOWNSHIP OF KING

drawing title tender number

LANDSCAPE / 2021-T21

SURFACE MATERIALS PLAN LANDSCAPE / drawn by reviewedMATERIALS by drawing number: SURFACE KYC PG PLAN

drawing title

date drawn by

MAY 2021 KYC date

MAY 2021

scale reviewed by

1:150 PG scale

1:150

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Pierce County Evaluation & Treatment Center 7224 Pacific Highway East | Parkland, WA Scope and Duties: • Design Development • Landscape, Irrigation, Details Plan • Design Development • Construction Tender Package

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Taco Time North West 15010 Aurora Avenue. | Shoreline, WA

Scope and Duties: • Design Development • Landscape, Irrigation, Details Plan • Site Plan Approval • Construction Tender Package

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North Bend Retail | Huxdotter Coffee 101 West Park Street | North Bend, WA

Scope and Duties: • Design Development • Landscape, Irrigation, Details Plan • Design Development • Construction Tender Package

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DUGOUT

SEC SECTIO TION NB B

SEC SECTIO TION NB B

DUGOUT

Scope and Duties: • Design Development • Community Engagement • Master Plan Rendering

DUGOUT DUGOUT

590 NW 90th Street. | Seattle, WA

SECTION B

Soundview Playfields Renovation

WHITMAN MIDDLE SCHOOL

DUGOUT DUGOUT

LITTLE LITTLELEAGUE LEAGUE NEW NEW10’ 10’WIDE WIDEADA ADA HANDRAILS HANDRAILS 60’ 60’BASELINE BASELINE CONCRETE CONCRETE PATH PATH SECTION SECTION A A PROJECT LIMITS RETAINING WALL EX TREES TO BE(6.6% REMOVED (6.6%SLOPE) SLOPE) SYNTHETIC TURF WITH FIELD STRIPING OLOL HCOHO ’ ’ 126661 SF C SOFTBALL SOFTBALL LITTLE H HS S 19109/0 /LITTLE NEW NEW10’ 10’WIDE WIDEADA ADA HANDRAILS HANDRAILS ’0x’ x FIELD HIHGIGLEAGUE LEAGUE FIELD 0 CONCRETE CONCRETEPATH PATH D D IEIE 3232 PROPOSED FIELD LOL DOIDFIF (6.6% (6.6%SLOPE) SLOPE) O O SYNTHETIC SYNTHETIC TURF TURF WITH WITHFIELD FIELD STRIPING STRIPING LIGHTING POLE, TYP. O O MM HH NEWSF 12’ OVERLOOK SCSC 909’0’ 126661 126661 SF WIDE CONCR H H 11 HANDRAILS HANDRAILS ADA PATH (3.0% SLOPE STORMWATER FACILITY HIHGIG ’ x’ x EFIDED 323020 I PROPOSED FIELDDUGOUT NEW CONCRETE STAIRS F 10’ WIDE ADA ACCESIB II ’ ODOD SYNTHETIC SYNTHETICTURF TURFWITH WITHFIELD FIELDSTRIPING STRIPING LIGHTING POLE, TYP. PATH (4.9% SLOPE) 60 MM 1 x 126661 126661SFSF 10’ HT C.L. FENCING CHEEK WALL ALONG PA 0’ 20’ HT C.L. BACKSTOP 36 BABE RUTH BA L L A LITTLE LEAGUE TB 90’ BASEL O PROPOSED PROPOSEDFIELD FIELD FO SYNTHETIC SYNTHETICTURF TURFWITH WITHFIELD FIELDSTRIPING STRIPING 60’ BASELINE LIGHTING LIGHTING POLE, POLE, TYP. TYP. SECTION A 126661 126661SFSF BABE RUTH BASEBALL 90’SOFTBALL BASELINE / LITTLE NEW 10’ WIDE ADA PROPOSED PROPOSEDFIELD FIELD NEW VAN ADA PARKING STALLS LEAGUE FIELD CONCRETE PATH LIGHTING LIGHTINGPOLE, POLE,TYP. TYP. (11 x 19) (6.6% SLOPE) BASEBALL FIE OL O BABE BABERUTH RUTHBASEBALL BASEBALL CH 0’ S 9 HANDRAILS 90’ 90’BASELINE BASELINE IGH ’ x 1 PROPOSED PROPOSEDFIELD FIELD D H 320 E I LIGHTING LIGHTINGPOLE, POLE,TYP. TYP. F I D NEW A BASEBALL FIELD MO BABE BABERUTH RUTHBASEBALL BASEBALL 90’ 90’BASELINE BASELINE 1 SYNTHETIC TURF WITH FIELD STRIPING NEW ADA ACCESSIBLE PATH 6 BASEBALL BASEBALL FIELD FIELD NEW CONCRETE AROUND BABE BABERUTH RUTHBASEBALL BASEBALL 126661 SF COMFORT STATION 90’ 90’BASELINE BASELINE EXISTING STATION 30’ HTCOMFORT C.L. BACKSTOP 10’ HT C.L. FENCING DUGOUT DUGOUT

SECTION B

DUGOUT DUGOUT

DUGOUT DUGOUT

6’ HT C.L. FENCING W/ GATE

30’ HT C.L. BACKSTOP

PROPOSED FIELD LIGHTING NEW ADA ACCESSIBLE PATH POLE, TYP.

NEW ADA ACCESSIBLE PATH BASEBALL BASEBALL FIELD FIELD 10’ HT C.L. FENCING NEW 12’ WIDE CONCRETE ADA PATH (3.0% SLOPE)

DUGOUT

10’ 10’HT HTC.L. C.L.FENCING FENCING30’ 30’HT HTC.L. C.L.BACKSTOP BACKSTOP 6’6’HT HTC.L. C.L.FENCING FENCING W/ W/GATE GATE

NEW NEWADA ADAACCESSIBLE ACCESSIBLEPATH PATH DUGOUT

30’ 30’HT HTC.L. C.L.BACKSTOP BACKSTOP NEW NEWADA ADAACCESSIBLE ACCESSIBLEPATH PATH BASEBALL FIELD

10’ HT C.L. FENCING

DUGOUT

EXISTING TREES

EXISTING TREES TO BE REMOVED

PROPOSED TREES

LEGEND LEGEND LEGEND LEGEND

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EXISTING EXISTINGTREES TREES

LEGEND LEGEND

RELOCATED VAN ADA PARKING STALLS 11’ X 19’

EXISTING EXISTINGTREES TREES

NW 90TH STREET

EXISTING EXISTINGTREES TREESTO TO BEBEREMOVED REMOVED

NEW CONCRETE PAVING

EX TREE TO BE REMOVED EXISTING EXISTINGTREES TREES

LEGEND

LEGEND RELOCATED RELOCATEDVAN VANADA ADA PARKING PARKINGSTALLS STALLS11’ 11’X X19’ 19’

EXISTING TREES

NW NW90TH 90THSTREET STREET

NEW ADA ACCESSIBLE PATH

10’ 10’HT HTC.L. C.L.FENCING FENCING

DUGOUT DUGOUT

LEGEND

6’ HT C.L. FENCING W/ GATE

DUGOUT DUGOUT

PROJECT LIMITS

NW 90TH STREET

10’ HT C.L. FENCING

30’ HT C.L. BACKSTOP

6’6’HT HTC.L. C.L.FENCING FENCING W/ W/GATE GATE

30’HT HTC.L. C.L.BACKSTOP BACKSTOP DUGOUT DUGOUT 10’ 10’HT HTC.L. C.L.FENCING FENCING30’ RELOCATED VAN ADA 6’6’HT HTC.L. C.L.FENCING FENCING NEW NEWADA ADAACCESSIBLE ACCESSIBLEPATH PATH UPPER FIELD EX TREE TO BE REMOVED 10’ 10’HT HTC.L. C.L.FENC FEN PARKING STALLS 11’ X 19’ W/ W/GATE GATE (NOT INCLUDED IN SCOPE OF WORK)

BABE RUTH BASEBALL 90’ BASELINE

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BASEBALL BASEBALLFIELD FIELD

SYNTHETIC FIELD TURF

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PROJECT PROJECTLIMITS LIMITS EXISTING TREES TO BE REMOVED NEW LANDSCAPE

RELOCATED RELOCATEDVAN VANADA ADA PARKING PARKINGSTALLS STALLS11’ 11’XX19’ 19’

EXEXTREE TREETO TOBEBEREMOVED REMOVED EXISTING TREES

NW NW 90TH 90TH STREET STREET

PROJECT PROJECTLIMITS LIMITS EXISTING TREES TO BE REMOVED

PROPOSED TREES

PROPOSED FIELD LIGHTING

EXISTING EXISTINGTREES TREESTO TO BE BEREMOVED REMOVED

PROPOSED PROPOSEDTREES TREES

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NEW NEWCONCRETE CONCRETEPAVING PAVING

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Etobicoke Creek

Recreational Trail

Esker Lake Recreational Trail

Flower City Community Campus Cassie Campbell Community Centre

Assessibility and Wayfinding Improvements

Cassie Campbell Community Centre

Professor’s Lake Trail 0.6 km Bovaird Trail

0.5 km

Chinguacousy Trail

0.8 km

East

As of today, both the Fletcher’s and Etobicoke natural corridors have multi-use trails that run alongside the creeks. While these trails are well-used and paved, they lack connections in certain areas, particularly behind Sheridan College on Fletchers Creek and at Steeles Avenue and Etobicoke Creek. Furthermore, Uptown today lacks east-west trail connections, particularly a trail that can connect the two environmental corridors. Cycling trail connections into the adjacent neighbourhoods can also be improved, as existing trails along both creeks act more so as thoroughfares rather than have strong relationships with neighbouring districts.

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Design elements centre on the need for residential development to have access to a variety of amenities that support healthy living for all members of a family nuclei. This complete community responds to the intergenerational makeup of Brampton households by providing larger sized units, integrated access to day-care facilities, local parks, and a vibrant mix of dynamic retail. The design of this district also provides for a variety of opportunities for cultural activities. This includes two linear plazas that can be activated for street festivals, a library and community centre, and the potential for a year round indoor farm that would support a year-round farmers’ market.

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Gatineau Declaration

1. RIVERFRONT PARK SYSTEM

The Parkdale Node aims to serve as a gateway for the greater Riverfront Park system.

Guiding Principles

HERITAGE

Environment

The Ottawa River South Shore Riverfront Park Plan is a comprehensive guiding document for development of the riverfront lands abutting Sir John A. MacDonald Parkway.

Ottawa

This plan contains proposed design implementation for the “Parkdale Node,” listed as Sector D, in accordance to the vision and guiding principles similar to what is proposed in this document.

Watershed Conservation Authorities Abitibi-Témiscamingue Gatineau Du Lièvre

The Ottawa River South Shore Riverfront Park Plan also contains design strategies for ecological enhancements and protection, land use, circulation and vegetation which has heavily influenced the programming for the Parkdale Gateway.

Rouge Du Nord Rideau Valley Conservation Authority Mississpippi Valley Conservation

Municipal Signatories

The Tunney’s Pasture Master Plan contains guiding principles that are amiable to the proposed guiding principles of the Parkdale Node. As the Tunney’s Pasture houses the intersection loop, strategies for connecting existing roadways to the reoriented vehicular lane were taken into consideration for this project.

Enhance and protect surrounding ecological features.

The Ottawa River has been of significant cultural relevance to Canada’s Capital.

As early as 8,000 years ago, the Algonquin Anishinaabe people settled along the water’s edge of the river. Fast forward to the early years leading up to Canadian confederation, European explorers and settlers seeking furs, timber and land settled amongst the land.

Celebrate the cultural heritage of Canada’s past, present and future.

Precedent

South Nation Conservation Authority

2. TUNNEY PASTURE MASTER PLAN

Water plays an essential role for the everyday functioning of our cities. It is a vital resource that runs beneath our urban landscape. It also has a great influence on the design of the Parkdale Gateway and it has become this project’s driving theme and parti. The regional watershed is studied and Blue-Green infrastructure techniques are implemented as a proposal for how the site can work with water.

Waterfront Reconnect the nation’s capital to its water’s edge.

Heritage Connections

Improve public access and mobility

Site Analysis

Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park, Bishan, Singapore.

Designer: Ramboll Studio Dreiseitl Pte. Redevelopment Completed: March 17, 2012

*Ratified on May 29, 2015 at the Ottawa River Summit

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The Living Shoreline System Overview The living shoreline is a blue-green infrastructure technique that uses a combination of elements to stabilize the shoreline. These elements includes: the planting of native vegetation along the edge to stabilize the soil, rip raps to defend the coastline against harsh river currents and storms, a riparian buffer to proliferate native naturalization along the water’s edge and naturalized retention basins for on-site water filtration and gradual detention. The living shoreline is a natural alternative to traditional ‘hard’ shoreline stabilization methods. In the case for the Parkdale Gateway, ultimately this shoreline aims to provide numerous environmental benefits that includes pollution filtration, fish habitat regeneration and the buffering of shoreline from waves and storms.

4. SUPPLEMENTARY DOCUMENTS • The City of Ottawa OP, Laroche Park • The NCC Plan for the Capital 2017-2067

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Habitat Revitalization The creation of soft natural materials will be utilized for the lake edge to encourage aquatic ecosystem growth. The goal is to create a healthy vegetation buffer at the edge of the water. Planting will include reeds, rushes, floating aquatic plants and algae which will be submerged below the normal high water mark. Shallow reefs, shaded shoreline areas, deep pools and sheltered inlets will promote diversity and support fish habitats for species such as the Pumpkinseed Sunfish, Black Crappie and Brown Trout.

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As the pedestrian walks along the boardwalk, they will experience walking over the water’s edge and in turn have the opportunity to be immersed around the surrounding landscape from a unique vantage point.

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Connectivity along the waterfront is integral to the design of the Parkdale Gateway. The main pedestrian trail is along the existing Trans-Canada trail head and will serve as the main pedestrian arterial road that connects and unifies the different nodes along the park system.

Stepping Stones The stepping stone platforms will act as an entry way for people to access the water’s edge. This feature in the landscape is designed for people to have the opportunity to interact with the water and experience the natural heritage of the Ottawa River.

Riprap The riprap will serve as a protective layer to break water and mitigate erosion along the water’s edge. The development of the riprap will help reduce the cost of shoreline maintenance as the breaking of the waves will disperse debris collected from the river’s currents.

Native Ground Cover The introduction of concentrated native planting will help repeal invasive such as the Common Buckthorn and rejuvenate the shoreline ecology. The goal is to revitalize the landscape to the natural heritage of times dating back to the Algonquin Anishinabe peoples settlement.

The Lookout CANTILEVERED LOOKOUT

FARMERS’ MARKET

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BLA Honours Thesis

LARC 4710 - Capstone Design Studio / University of Guelph

Salmon Aquaculture Environmental Policy Analysis / University of Guelph

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title page

THE WOONERF

Salmon is a staple source of food in many people’s diet. As

at MacDonell St.

a living street for mental wellness

global demands for salmon continue to rise, utilizing the most efficient practices for farming salmon is imperative.

Net-Penned Salmon Aquaculture is currently the conven-

enconce tran ts pt s um m ar y

THE SALMON AQUACULTURE LANDSCAPE

tional use for salmon production as it is cheap and effective.

Unfortunately this method of production is causing significant environmental impacts to the coastal ocean ecosystem.

This thesis will explore the environmental repercussions of the widely practiced Net-Penned Aquaculture, followed by a

Ken Yee Chew, Lowes Wu, Martin Hong The Woonerf is a street design based on the Dutch concept of 50“a Stone Road East, living street.” The aim of the woonerf is to create an equitable Guelph, N1G 2W1 rather than the car. This is space that ON, prioritizes the pedestrian achieved eliminating the division between cars, cyclists and PO Box:by340408 people with four main principles: Create well defined entrances, University of Guelph create a shared, well-marked space, create physical barriers to Bachelor of Landscape Architecture slow traffic and enhance driver focus and landscape and furnish

Designing an alternative solution to Ocean Net Salmon Farms

brief environmental assessment and feasibility examination of the Land-Based Closed-Containment Facilities as an alternative method for salmon farming. By exploring alternative salmon farming methods, we will be able to discuss tangible

the street.

con cep t s tatemen t

ways to better stewarding the aquatic ecosystem in which the salmon lives.

The Woonerf not only is a practical solution that provides refuge

pre face This thesis is inspired by my trip with my dad to Klemtu, BC

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condensed layout overview

back in April, 2016. During this trip we met with Chief Doug

PART I

Neasloss and Deputy Chief Darren Edgar to learn about the Kitasoo band’s economic development and resource stew-

WHAT IS NET-PENNED SALMON AQUACULTURE?

THE POLICY PROBLEM

ardship initiatives. One of the band’s main sources of income was through the Kitasoo Seafoods LP, a fish hatchery that

The Woonerf is ait also streetscape design based on the Dutch concept of “a living to Guelph citizens, but satisfies the vision of the Downtown Guelph Secondary Plan: to improve upon theis historic Mcstreet”.

The aim of The Woonerf to create an equitable space that prioritizes Donell Main Street.

By bicycle prioritizing the pedestrian, thiswhile opens upalso accomodating easy flow of vehicular pedestrian and circulation a range of flexible programming: from street festivals, farmers’ traffic. markets and daytime social gathering. ADOA standards have

Net-Penned Salmon Aquaculture, an approach to fish farming that has become the global standard in the fish industry, is concerning for a number of interrelated reasons: the pens’ location, its’ effects on the local ecosystem and the associated waste and diseases that come with the aquaculture practice. With net-penned aquaculture, farmed salmon are grown, particularly along the location of coastal areas within the migratory path of wild salmon and

“Cooke’s disregard caused this disaster and recklessly put our state’s aquatic ecosystem at risk.” (Smith, 2017)

traditional marine life.

also been taken into consideration, with the strategic place-

Washington State Public Lands Commissioner Hilary Franz

Net-Penned Salmon Aquaculture

THE POLICY PROBLEM

“Because salmon farm cages are simply suspended in the water and no barrier exists between the farm and the surrounding environment, they are often referred to as open net-cages.”

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Image Source: / WA STATE DEPT OF NATURAL RESOURCES

Image / 8 / Fish farms suspended in open ocean nets.

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operates six net-penned fish farm sites. Fast forward to 2018,

THE P OT E NT I A L SOLUTION

PART I I

I thought it would be worth further exploring conventional salmon farming practices and their environmental footprint.

NAMGIS FIRST NATIONS LAND-BASED SALMON FARM

AN ALTERNATIVE Land-Based Closed-Containment Facilities

Namgis First Nations

To address the issues raised in Part I, Land Based Closed Containment facilities are the most viable alternative to replace the net-penned containment systems.

Kuttera is a land-based salmon farm based out in

The closed containment facilities addresses a myriad of issues raised by the net-

the Namgis First Nation near Port McNeill, BC. The

by the government and charity investments, to

from the ocean. In addition, the benefits of the land-based system includes: Better

test the viability of land-based salmon farming on

bio-security, no interaction with wild species, greater control over optimal growing

a commercial scale.

conditions, and most importantly allows the production and supply of salmon to be regulated based off of consumer demands for salmon. (Morton, 2015)

Designing Land Based Containment Facilities

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salmon farm was initiated as a project subsidized

penned farms. Being located on land, the farmed salmon are effectively separated

Kuttera has had its’ share of success, achieving

Images / top to bottom 23 / Context map of the Namgis First Nations

a partnership with Albion Fisheries, a seafood

24 / Safeway flyer from smartcanucks.ca

wholesaler based in Richmond, BC. So far, Kuterra

25 / Albion Farms & Fisheries & Kuterra logos

has had their salmon featured in Safeway stores in BC, Alberta and Manitoba.

Upon further research, I quickly discovered the risks and im-

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Images / from left to right, the Namgis First Nations

THE ALTERNATIVE SOLUTION GOVERNMENT LEADERSHIP

18 / Kuterra Fish Farm Facility

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19 / Atlantic Salmon being processed at Kuterra.

20 / Aerial of Kuterra’s land-based fish farm facility

pacts that net-penned salmon farming poises to the aquatic

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recommendations from the Report of the Standing Committee on Fisheries and Oceans on Closed Containment Salmon Aquaculture, the federal government

Based off of the analysis, the recommended action would be to continue

commitment to further investments for closed containment systems apart from

investments for technology towards land-based farming investments. Despite

funding various aquaculture projects with partners from First Nations, coastal,

federal government take the mantel of leadership on this issue, by perhaps using

The Government of Canada however has continued it’s position of making a

the different market instruments at their disposal to influence change in the global

REC OM M EN DATI ON S

commitment to “work with industry to review and identify funding options along

Salmon farming industry.

the research-development-commercialization pathway.” (Fisheries and Oceans Canada, Communications Branch., 2013)

“Canada is currently the fourth largest producer of Salmon worldwide, behind Norway, Chile and Scotland. Canada is therefore well positioned to help supply the growing global demand for fish and seafood and to do so in a sustainable manner.”

(Manning, & Hubley, p.13, 2015)

arding the environment and promoting sustainability is at the

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By setting stringent rules and regulations on offshore licenses, Canada has the capability to influence the global salmon market and supply chain.

forefront of the profession. While I am no environmentalist,

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British Columbia

ronmental stewardship of our ocean waters is an important

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Meanwhile at the provincial level, the B.C. government has expressed interest

CO N CLU S I O N

in committing to move net-penned fish farms onto land. “BC’s Minister of Forest, Lands and Natural Resource Operations and Rural Development Doug

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and rural communities, like that of Kuterra.

the lack of a market for land-based salmon farming, it is recommended that the

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has acknowledged many of the recommendations but has yet to demonstrate

a landscape architecture student, I have learned that stew-

I believe opening up dialogue and conversation for envi-

Ultimately, the Woonerf works as a practical and cost-effective means that can satisfy the following fundamental goal: Provide for the greatest demographics, especially for individuals facing mental illness.

Based off of the Canadian government’s response to the Senate’s

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PART I I I

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to increase visibility and delineation of pathways.

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AGREEMENT ON GOALS

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ecosystem which is emphasized immensely in this thesis. As

Byment prioritizing pedestrian, the Woonerf works to accomodate all types of travel, of tactile strips,the sensory gardens, defined entryways and coloured pavers.the division between cars, cyclists and people. This is done with bylighteliminating four main principles: Create well defined entrances, create a shared, well-marked m ate r i a l sphysical p a l e t te space, create barriers to slow traffic and enhance driver focus, landscape Light coloured textures are proposed for the Woonerf design and furnish the streetscape.

In an interview to CBC News, Donaldson expresses the B.C. Government’s concern over protecting wild salmon and the migratory routes and thus the

Implementation

government is committed to “moving to closed containment where feasible.” As

While it does not look like there is a short term

a sign of commitment Donaldson has pledged for the summer of 2018 to review

solution present to stop the practice of net-penned

Donaldson publicly stated that though the option to ban Atlantic salmon farming

permits “for 22 fish farms in the province that come up for renewal and plans to

salmon farming, it is imperative that the federal

is not currently available to him, as it is regulated by the federal government,

move as many as possible to contained farming systems.” (Fisher, 2018)

government and businesses in the salmon farming

he is in favour of phasing out ocean-based salmon farming, in favour of closed

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containment.

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of land based systems such as monitoring

Image / 29 / The Legislative Assembly of British Columbia

technology, to move in the direction of phasing out net-penned farms. From an environmental

issue that does not get nearly enough attention as it should.

standpoint, research has concluded that the local ecosystem of wild salmon populations are being negatively impacted by net-penned practices.

It will only be a matter of time when the general public and mass consumer becomes aware of the environmental implications of the present day Net-penned Salmon farming practices and demand change in the trajectory of environmental sustainability.

Positives steps Despite that salmon farming is not currently an

“Our industry continues to invest in technological improvements to land-based salmon farming systems because we recognize its proven technology....”

- Cooke Aquaculture, Washington

UNILOCK PAVER (LIGHT RED)

economically viable option for consumers, Cooke

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Aquaculture, a major Aquaculture enterprise, has acknowledged the value of land-based salmon farming and has committed to investing in technological improvements for land-based systems.

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