Mary Mays | portfolio 2024 by memays

Mary Mays selected works

WORK EXPERIENCE

LANDSCAPE DESIGNER | Dekker/Perich/Sabatini | Albuquerque, NM | May 2022 - current support architects and landscape architects to complete design work and construction documents. produce supporting visual images. support and manage consultant requirements. learned land f/x. D/P/S is client focused and the largest architecture firm in NM with satellite offices in pheonix and el paso. projects in multiple states and across sectors including commercial, medical, education and institutional.

GIS TECHNICAL SPECIALIST | Earth Data Analysis Center, The University of New Mexico | Jan - May 2022

digitize and geolocate historic aerial imagery. maintain physical and digital imagery repositories and databases. first point of contact for client relations. EDAC is the institution-based clearinghouse and acquisition and analysis authority for aerial and geospatial data in New Mexico.

Lisa Sinclair | direct supervisor | lsinclair@edac.unm.edu

Sandeep Talasila | Research & Information Manager | sandeep@edac.unm.edu

LOBO GARDEN COORDINATOR | The University of New Mexico | Feb 2020 – Apr 2021

manage campus garden and activities. coordinate with multiple departments, community organizations, students, and faculty to implement sustainability related classes, projects, and research. technical garden and office. Lobo Gardens is an outdoor learning laboratory where all Lobos can educate themselves on the benefits of growing their own food.

EDUCATOR, AGRI-CULTURA NETWORK | ALBUQUERQUE, NM | 2015-2017

teach monthly cooking class focused on plant-based nutrition for health. the Agri-Cultura network is a co-op of small farms in Albuquerque’s south valley with a mission of food for the people, by the people.

FARM HAND, VIDA VERDE FARM, ALBUQUERQUE, NM 2015 -2017

multi-acre non-certified organic farm specializing in diverse vegetables, ﬂowers, herbs and fruits. restaurant/grocery wholesale & farmers market sales. all aspects of producing food from seed to post-harvest. infrastructure building and maintenance.

EDUCATION

Master of Landscape Architecture The University of New Mexico, 2022

B.A., Environmental Planning and Design, The University of New Mexico, May 2019

Certificate, Sustainability, Central New Mexico Community College, 2018

USDA Master Food Preserver, BernCo Extension, New Mexico State University, 2017

SKILLS/PROGRAMS

Adobe: Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign AfterEffects, PremierPro

AutoCad, Land F/X

ESRI ArcMap

writing, organization, critical thinking, small group communication whole animal butchery, knowledge of wild food

REQUIRED LANDSCAPE AREA (15% OF NET LOT AREA) 6,156 PROVIDED LANDSCAPE AREA 17,844 SF 43% TREES PER PARKING SPACES: REQUIRED= TREE PARKING SPACES TOTAL NUMBER OF PARKING SPACES NO PARKING SPACE MAY BE MORE THAN 100 FEET AWAY FROM TREE TRUNK REQUIRED VEGETATIVE COVERAGE 13,383 SF 75% OF PROVIDED LANDSCAPE AREA MINIMUM 25% OF REQUIRED VEGETATIVE COVERAGE BY GROUND PLANTS TREE CANOPY COVERAGE 10,168 SF 75% OF REQUIRED COVERAGE REQUIRED EDGE BUFFER LANDSCAPING (TABLE 5-6-4; 14-16-5-6(E)) 11,505 SF PROVIDED EDGE BUFFER LANDSCAPING 15,322 SF REQUIRED EDGE BUFFER TREES (5-6 (E)(2)(a)(1)): TREE PER FT 52 TREES PER 767 27 EXISTING TREES TREES. NEW TREES PROVIDED LANDSCAPE BUFFER. PARKING LOT AREA 3,382 SF TREE 15FT PARKING LOT LANDSCAPING PROVIDED 554 16% GROUND COVER MATERIAL TOTAL ORGANIC MULCH GROUND COVER 4,788 SF 27% MAXIMUM OF 75% OF GRAVEL OR CRUSHER FINES PERMITTED 14-16-5-6(C)(5)(d) DESIGN WILL COMPLY WITH THE CITY OF ALBUQUERQUE'S GENERAL LANDSCAPING, BUFFERING, AND SCREENING REGULATIONS AND WATER TIMING OF LANDSCAPE INSTALLATION: INSTALLATION OF THE LANDSCAPING SHALL BE COMPLETE WITHIN DAYS THE RELATED BUILDING'S OCCUPANCY. VEGETATION OR MULCH. ORGANIC MULCH REQUIRED AT EACH TREE ROOTBALL AREA/DRIPLINE. CALIPER TREES, HEIGHT CONIFERS, AND GALLON SHRUBS. AREAS DISTURBED DURING CONSTRUCTION, INCLUDING AREAS NOT WITHIN THE AND UTILITY PADS SHALL ALLOW CLEARANCE FRONT OF THE EXISTING TREES WILL REPLACED DEAD OR DYING DURING CONSTRUCTION. SIDEWALKS, DRIVEWAYS, STREETS AND PARKING OR LOADING AREAS. IRRIGATION POINT OF CONNECTION TO THE CITY WATER WILL LOCATED WITHIN RUN TIMES AND IRRIGATION ZONES SHALL BASED UPON PLANT SPECIES AND PLANT MATURITY, SEASON, LOCATION AND PERFORMANCE. NTS CHINKAPIN OAK ROCKY MOUNTAIN JUNIPER TEXAS LIVE OAK MEDIUM SHRUB 105 GIANT HESPERALOE CREOSOTE BUSH JOJOBA DESERT ROSE GREEN DESERT SPOON DESERT PRICKLY PEAR LEGEND OVER WEED BARRIER FABRIC TREE PLANTING DETAIL ANGULAR ROCK MULCH, EXISTING ROCK MULCH, PROTECT PLACE NO WEED BARRIER FABRIC 1,296 10,990 TIMES ROOTBALL DIAMETER MULCH 1"-2" FROM TRUNK ROTARY TILL PLANT PIT; PER SPECIFICATIONS TREE TO BE ROOTBALL ON PLANTING PIT ORGANIC MULCH REQUIRED UNDER TREES WITHIN 5'-0" 5-6(C)(5)(e) PRIOR TO BACKFILLING, MATERIAL SUCH CONTAINERS, WIRE, BURLAP 5'-0" EXISTING TREE SCHEDULE GAL MIN EXISTING ORGANIC MULCH, 524 SF 376 SF 11.00 11.00 11.00 DRAWING NAME PROJECT NO. REVIEWED BY REVISIONS PROJECT ARCHITECT 08/22/2023 22-0129 DFT RESUBMITTAL SDP2.1 ALTERNATIVE LANDSCAPE PLAN DS/CM NORTH 20'-0" LANDSCAPE PLAN A1 09/01/2023 GRADE GRADE BREAK GRADE BREAK -1.35% -1.72% -0.63% -1.35% -0.55% -0.90% -0.52% -0.80% -0.80% -1.39% -1.48% -0.58% -0.52% -0.89% -0.85% -0.72% -0.88% -0.87% -0.73% -0.73% -0.85% -1.09% -0.67% -1.43% -1.43% -1.55% -0.71% -1.21% -1.27% -1.22% -1.51% -2.10% -0.64% -1:3.5 -0.27% -1:6.0 -1:6.0 -1:6.0 -0.90% -1.14% -1.14% -0.54% -1.64% -0.51% 4''SS 4''SS 4''SS 4''SS 4''SS GAS GAS GAS GAS W W FO FO FO FO FO FO FO FO FO W W W GENERAL SHEET NOTES PLANT LEGEND LEGEND LANDSCAPE PLAN A1 KEYPLAN NMJC ENERGY AND WELDING TECHNOLOGIES BUILDING THUNDERBIRD CIRCLE HOBBS, NM 88240 LP101 PLAN MARY ELIZABETH MAYS 505 - 261 - 5828 memays42@gmail.com 03 CONTENT 17 15 16 14 04 06 08 10 12 LEGION PARK FLANEUR PUZZLE HOUZOUS PLACE VENTURA PERALTA ES NMJC VOTECH PRODUCE PARK LINE + VALUE

Peralta Elementary School

Valencia County, NM | approx. 7

NEW MEXICO STATE HIGHWAY 47 100' R.O.W PERALTA ACEQUIA MOLINA ROAD Public Road UT G02 G03 G04 G12 G14 G15 G16 G17 G11 G10 G08 G07 G09 G05 G13 G01 G06 8.00 6.00 6.00 17.50 24.00 R15.00 R12.00 R43.00 R54.00 R28.00 R55.00 R10.00 R20.00 6.00 R75.00 6.00 6.00 7.00 10.00 9.00 TYP R8.00 R54.00 R28.00 R28.00 R2.00TYP R54.00 R54.00 26.00 A1 AS401 A1 AS402 24.00 24.00 25.00 24.00 9.00 8.00 5.00 6.00 8.00 5.00 5.00 8.00 8.00 25.00 TYP 25.00 TYP 74.65 46.32 56.82 24.00 A1 AS403 20.00 TYP4.00 48.00 TYP 4.00 TYP 19.33 0.33 TYP TYP TYP TYP TYP TYP TYP TYP TYP TYP TYP TYP TYP TYP TYP TYP TYP TYP TYP TYP 12.00 64.00 22.20 12.00 24.00 TYP 11.46 16.00 8.00 TYP 27.50 RAD, TYP 115.00 6.00 8.00 12.00 4.02 TYP 6'-0" TYP 6'-0" TYP 2 3 29 57 21 46 8 41 57 46 29 57 21 57 21 21 21 57 42 37 37 43 22 3 25 25 4 30 30 39 11 49 49 49 50 51 51 51 51 51 51 51 52 52 52 55 55 55 55 54 54 54 54 56 56 53 53 53 53 52 2 32 55 25 58 58 58 58 58 38 3 25 40 40 40 40 32 21 21 39 57 16 18 17 17 19 19 45 23 4 25 3 3 20 20 20 44 11 56 59 24 26 7 5 5 27 10 12 12 47 47 48 36 36 12 33 13 14 13 40 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 11 11 61 61 31 31 35 34 27 63 63 63 63 63 62 64 64 64 26 59 4 24 14 12 GENERAL SHEET NOTES SHEET KEYED NOTES LEGEND 0 30' 60' 1" 30'-0" ARCHITECTURAL SITE PLAN A1 CODE DESCRIPTION CONCRETE BUILDING APRON, SEE A5/AS501 ASPHALT PAVEMENT, SEE CIVIL CONCRETE SIDEWALK, SEE A1/AS501 CONCRETE FLUSH SIDEWALK, SEE A2/AS501 CONCRETE SIDEWALK WITH TURNDOWN EDGE AT PLAYGROUND, SEE B1/AS501 CONCRETE RAMP AT PLAYGROUND, SEE B4/AS501 6" MOW CURB, SEE C1/AS501 12" MOW CURB WITH FENCING, SEE C2/AS501 8' HEIGHT CMU SCREEN WALL, SEE C2/AS502 10 BERM IN ARTIFICIAL TURF, SEE C3/AS501 11 4' HEIGHT ORNAMENTAL FENCE, SEE A3/AS503 12 4' HEIGHT DOUBLE ORNAMENTAL GATE, SEE A4/AS503 13 6' HEIGHT ORNAMENTAL FENCE, SEE A3/AS503 14 6' HEIGHT DOUBLE ORNAMENTAL GATE, SEE A4/AS503 15 8' HEIGHT ORNAMENTAL FENCE, SEE A3/AS503 AND D5/AS503 16 EXISTING CONSTRUCTION ACCESS 17 EXISTING CURB AND GUTTER TO REMAIN, PROTECT IN PLACE 18 EXISTING ASPHALT TO REMAIN, PROTECT IN PLACE 19 EXISTING CMU WALL TO REMAIN, PROTECT IN PLACE 20 EXISTING CHAIN LINK FENCE TO REMAIN, PROTECT IN PLACE 21 CONCRETE CURB AND GUTTER WITH CURB CUTS, SEE CIVIL 22 CONCRETE MOUNTABLE CURB, SEE CIVIL 23 HEAVY DUTY CONCRETE PAD, SEE CIVIL 24 CONCRETE SIDEWALK, TURNDOWN EDGE, SEE A3/AS501 25 CONCRETE CURB RAMP, TYPE A, SEE B2/AS501 26 CONCRETE CURB RAMP, TYPE B, SEE B3/AS501 27 6' HEIGHT SPLIT FACE CMU SCREEN WALL, SEE C1/AS502 28 KEYNOTE REMOVED 29 RAISED PEDESTRIAN CROSSING, SEE B5/AS501 30 DETECTABLE WARNING SURFACE, SEE D6/AS501 31 3' HEIGHT PVC COATED CHAIN LINK FENCE, SEE A1/AS503 32 6' HEIGHT PVC COATED CHAIN LINK FENCE, SEE A1/AS503 33 6' HEIGHT PVC COATED DOUBLE CHAIN LINK GATE, SEE A2/AS503 34 6' HEIGHT SINGLE PEDESTRIAN GATE, SEE D4/AS501 35 8' HEIGHT METAL PANEL VEHICULAR GATE, SEE D6/AS503 36 6' HEIGHT ORNAMENTAL VEHICULAR GATE, SEE C1/AS503 37 6' HEIGHT VEHICULAR ROLLING GATE, SEE B1/AS502 38 6' HEIGHT AUTOMATED ORNAMENTAL VEHICULAR GATE, SEE C4/AS503 39 SHADE STRUCTURE, SEE SPECS 40 BUILDING OVERHANG, SEE ARCH 41 MARQUEE SIGN, SEE D1/AS501 (BID LOT #3) 42 FLAGPOLE, SEE D4/AS501 43 PIPE BOLLARD, SEE D5/AS501 44 TIME CAPSULE AND PLAQUE, OWNER PROVIDED, CONTRACTOR INSTALLED 45 REFUSE CONTAINER, OWNER PROVIDED 46 ACCESSIBLE PARKING, SEE B6/AS502 47 FIRE LANE STRIPING AND SIGN, SEE B4/AS502 48 FIRE LANE STRIPING AND SIGN, MOUNT SIGN TO FENCE, SEE B4/AS502 49 STOP SIGN, SEE E1/AS501 50 STOP SIGN, EXTEND FENCE POST HEIGHT AND MOUNT TO FENCE POST, SEE E1/AS501 51 ONE WAY SIGN, SEE E1/AS50 52 DO NOT ENTER SIGN, SEE E1/AS501 53 SPEED LIMIT SIGN, SEE E1/AS501 54 PEDESTRIAN CROSSING SIGN, SEE E1/AS501 55 STUDENT DROP-OFF AND PICK-UP SIGN, MOUNT TO FENCE, SEE E1/AS501 56 BUS ONLY SIGN, SEE E1/AS501 57 PARKING LOT STRIPING, SEE A6/AS502 58 DIRECTIONAL PAVEMENT ARROW, SEE A5/AS502 59 STRIPED CROSSWALK, SEE C6/AS502 60 BIKE LOCKER, MADRAX MADLOCKER, COLORS: RED, PATRIOT BLUE, YELLOW, GREEN 61 SIDEWALK CULVERT, SEE E4/AS501 62 4' HEIGHT ORNAMENTAL VEHICULAR GATE, SEE C1/AS503 63 EXISTING SIDEWALK TO REMAIN 64 CONCRETE CURB RAMP, TYPE C, SEE E6/AS502 PARKING CALCULATIONS A. CONTRACTOR IS TO VERIFY ALL EXISTING UTILITY LOCATIONS BEFORE EXCAVATION. B. CONTRACTOR TO COORDINATE WITH OWNER FOR ALLOWABLE STAGING AREAS DURING CONSTRUCTION. C. UTILITIES AND ASSOCIATED EQUIPMENT SHOWN FOR REFERENCE ONLY. CONTRACTOR TO COORDINATE LOCATION AND INSTALLATION. SEE CIVIL AND ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS. D. REFER TO CIVIL HORIZONTAL CONTROL PLAN FOR DIMENSIONS NOT SHOWN ON THIS SHEET. ALL SITE PLAN DIMENSIONS ARE IN DECIMAL UNITS. E. SIDEWALK JOINTS SHALL FOLLOW PATTERN AS SHOWN ON SITE PLAN. F. ALL SITE FURNISHINGS SHOWN ON PLANS SHALL BE OWNER PROVIDED, CONTRACTOR INSTALLED. G. EXISTING LANDSCAPE AREAS ADJACENT TO THE PROJECT SITE ARE TO BE PROTECTED DURING DEMOLITION AND CONSTRUCTION. SEE XX/LP501. 6 FT CHILDREN'S PICNIC TABLE, PERFORATED METAL, COLOR: RED, SKU: 941-3P1-000-1 LANDSCAPE AREA, SEE LANDSCAPE SHEETS ARTIFICIAL TURF PONDING AREA, SEE CIVIL PROPERTY LINE NOTE: SOME KEYNOTES MAY NOT APPLY TO THIS SHEET LIGHT POLE, SEE D2/AS501 AND ELECTRICAL VISITOR LOT (SOUTH): 37 SPACES + 6 ADA SPACES, 43 SPACES TOTAL FACULTY/STAFF LOT (NORTH): 35 SPACES + 4 ADA SPACES, 39 SPACES TOTAL 72 SPACES + 10 ADA SPACES, 82 SPACES TOTAL ON SITE BENCH, LANDSCAPE FORMS, TWIG/STARFISH, COLOR: YELLOW BASE COURSE, 6" DEPTH, SEE CIVIL 1 A 2 3 B C D E 1 2 3 DATE SHEET NO. DRAWING NAME PROJECT NO. DRAWN BY REVIEWED BY REVISIONS PROJECT SEAL CONSTRUCTION SET PERALTA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 3645 NM-47 Peralta, NM 87042 08/10/2023 20-0105.002 AS101 ARCHITECTURAL SITE PLAN MM DS 1 08/17/2023 ADD 001 2 8/28/2023 ADD 002 4 09/13/2023 ADD 004 BID LOT NOTES BID LOT NO. REMOVE EXISTING MARQUEE SIGN AND REPLACE WITH NEW MARQUEE SIGN, INCLUDING NEW UTILITY RUNS BACK TO THE NEW SCHOOL FOR POWER AND DATA. SEE SPECIFICATION SECTION 10-1500 – VIDEO DISPLAY SYSTEMS 2 4 4 AL L 08/10/2023 Los Lunas Schools | currently under construction 04

Phased demolition and replacement of rural elementary school. Incorporates new pre-k hub to serve greater district. Challenging smaller than ideal site adjacent to acequia.

NEW MEXICO STATE HIGHWAY 47 100' R.O.W PERALTA ACEQUIA MOLINA ROAD Public Road UT L1A 1,2 L1A 3,4 L1B 63 M1C 50,52,54 L1A 43 L1E 28 L1E 30 L1C 56 WG WG WG WG WG L1E 0 30' 60' 1" 30'-0" LANDSCAPE PLAN A1 GENERAL SHEET NOTES LEGEND A. PRIOR TO BEGINNING WORK ON THE PROJECT, THE LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR SHALL REVIEW THE PROJECT IN THE FIELD WITH THE OWNER'S REPRESENTATIVE. B. CONTRACTOR SHALL REFER TO CIVIL DRAWINGS FOR GRADING AND DRAINAGE INFORMATION. DO NOT RELY ON LANDSCAPE DRAWINGS FOR GRADING INFORMATION. C. IT IS THE LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR'S RESPONSIBILITY TO LOCATE UNDERGROUND UTILITIES PRIOR TO COMMENCEMENT OF PLANTING AND IRRIGATION OPERATIONS. D. IF DISCREPANCIES OCCUR BETWEEN THE DRAWINGS AND THE SITE CONDITIONS, THE LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR SHALL NOTIFY THE OWNER'S REPRESENTATIVE FOR CLARIFICATION PRIOR TO PROCEEDING ON THAT PORTION OF THE WORK. E. THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT SHALL APPROVE PLANT MATERIAL PRIOR TO PLANTING, AND RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REFUSE PLANT MATERIAL DEEMED UNACCEPTABLE. F. PLANT MATERIAL MUST BE NURSERY GROWN, AND PLANTS SHALL BEAR THE SAME RELATION TO FINISHED GRADE AS IN ORIGINAL NURSERY CONDITION. G. MINIMUM INSTALLATION SIZES FOR PLANT MATERIAL VARY BY SPECIES. SEE PLANT SCHEDULE. H. CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY PLANT QUANTITIES. PLANT QUANTITIES ARE SHOWN FOR INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY. I. LANDSCAPE GRAVEL MULCH AREAS SHALL BE COVERED WITH NON WOVEN LANDSCAPE WEED BARRIER FABRIC PRIOR TO MULCHING IN ORDER TO MINIMIZE WEED GROWTH AND HELP MAINTAIN SOIL MOISTURE. J. SOIL TESTING AND SOIL AMENDMENTS ARE REQUIRED FOR PLANTING AREAS. SEE SPECIFICATIONS. K. NATIVE SOILS MAY BE USED FOR LANDSCAPE INSTALLATION, BUT SHALL BE BLENDED WITH AMENDMENTS AND/OR COMPOST. SEE SPECS. L. WHERE MULCH IS ADJACENT TO CONCRETE OR ASPHALT, FINISH GRADE OF MULCH SHALL BE 1/2" BELOW TOP OF CONCRETE, UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED. M. SEE CIVIL FOR ADDITIONAL ROCK INSTALLATION AT SWALES AND DOWNSPOUTS. 2" -4" ANGULAR ROCK MULCH, 4" DEPTH, COLOR: DESERT BRONZE TREES QTY BOTANICAL NAME COMMON NAME CEDRUS ATLANTICA ATLAS CEDAR PINUS ELDARICA AFGHAN PINE PISTACIA CHINENSIS CHINESE PISTACHE SHRUBS QTY BOTANICAL NAME COMMON NAME 15 ERICAMERIA NAUSEOSA CHAMISA 24 ERIOGONUM WRIGHTII WRIGHT`S BUCKWHEAT 12 FENDLERA RUPICOLA CLIFF FENDLERBUSH 25 RHUS TRILOBATA `AUTUMN AMBER` AUTUMN AMBER SUMAC 30 SALVIA CHAMAEDRYOIDES MEXICAN BLUE SAGE EVERGREEN SHRUBS QTY BOTANICAL NAME COMMON NAME 17 ARTEMISIA FILIFOLIA SAND SAGEBRUSH 20 ATRIPLEX CANESCENS FOURWING SALTBUSH 13 CERCOCARPUS LEDIFOLIUS CURL-LEAF MOUNTAIN MAHOGANY 20 EPHEDRA VIRIDIS MORMON TEA 17 FALLUGIA PARADOXA APACHE PLUME PLANT SCHEDULE CRUSHER FINES, 3" DEPTH OVER FILTER FABRIC, COLOR: SANGRIA 1" 2" ROCK MULCH, 3" DEPTH OVER FILTER FABRIC, COLOR: CRIMSON SYNTHETIC TURF, SEE AS101 EXISTING TREE TO REMAIN, SEE AD101 EST EST EST SEE A1 A3/LP501 SEE A4/LP501 SEE A4/LP501 3' L X 3'W X 3'H, TRAVERTINE BOULDER 1 A 2 3 B C D E 1 2 3 DATE SHEET NO. DRAWING NAME PROJECT NO. DRAWN BY REVIEWED BY REVISIONS PROJECT SEAL CONSTRUCTION SET PERALTA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 3645 NM-47 Peralta, NM 87042 08/10/2023 20-0105.002 LP101 LANDSCAPE PLAN MM DS BID LOT NOTES BID LOT NO. ADD LANDSCAPE IRRIGATION CONTROLLER, IRRIGATION LINES, AND PLANT MATERIAL. BASE BID INCLUDES THE IRRIGATION BACKFLOW PREVENTER AND RELATED UTILITY CONNECTIONS, POWER TO IRRIGATION CONTROLLER LOCATION, WATER LINE STUB OUT FOR IRRIGATION, AND BOULDERS AND GRAVEL GROUND COVER AT LOCATIONS SHOWN ON THE DRAWINGS. 1 08/17/2023 ADD 001 4 09/13/2023 ADD 004 1 04 4 08/10/2023 05

under construction A. DIMENSIONS ARE TO FACE OF CURB, OR WALL, OR EDGE OF PAVEMENT UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED. B. SITE PLAN SHALL COMPLY WITH LOCAL, FEDERAL AND ACCESSIBILITY STANDARDS & GUIDELINES, INCLUDING THE INTERNATIONAL FIRE CODE (IFC) 2015. C. ALL CURBS AND ACCESSIBLE RAMPS WILL BE DESIGNED AND BUILT ACCORDING TO THE CITY OF ALBUQUERQUE STANDARDS. D. ALL LIGHT FIXTURES AND LIGHTING DESIGN SHALL COMPLY WITH THE CITY OF ALBUQUERQUE INTEGRATED DEVELOPMENT ORDINANCE (IDO): SECTION 14-16-5-8 OUTDOOR LIGHTING. PARKING LOT LIGHT POLES WILL NOT EXCEED 16'-0" HEIGHT PER 14-16-5-8(D)(3). INTERIOR LIGHTING VISIBLE FROM THE NORTHEAST CORNER WILL BE DIMMED BY 50% OF MAXIMUM FOOT LAMBERTS FROM 10:00 PM TO 7:00 AM. E. STREETS, PARKING SPACES AND ASSOCIATED DRIVES TO BE ASPHALT UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE. F. LANDSCAPE AND SIGNAGE WILL NOT INTERFERE WITH CLEAR SIGHT REQUIREMENTS. THEREFORE SIGNS, WALLS AND PLANTING BETWEEN 3 FEET AND 8 FEET TALL (AS MEASURED FROM THE GUTTER PAN) WILL NOT BE PERMITTED IN THE CLEAR SIGHT TRIANGLE. G. AN ACCESSIBLE ROUTE, IN COMPLIANCE WITH ACCESSIBILITY STANDARDS OF THE PROJECT, CONNECTS FROM THE BUILDING TO ACCESSIBLE PARKING SPACES AND TO ALL SITE AMENITIES AS REQUIRED. H. FACILITY HOURS OF OPERATION WILL BE MONDAY - FRIDAY, 9:00 AM 6:00 PM, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, 9:00 AM 5:30 PM. TENANTS WILL HAVE ACCESS TO FACILITIES FROM 7:00 AM 10:00 PM. FACILITY WILL BE CLOSED AND INACCESSIBLE FROM 10:00 PM 7:00 AM. A PARKING REDUCTION STUDY FOR THE SELF-STORAGE FACILITY FROM 29 SPACES TO 15 SPACES, WHICH WAS APPROVED ON APRIL 20, 2023. J. MOTION SENSOR LIGHTS SHALL BE UTILIZED WITHIN THE NORTHEAST TOWER ELEMENT TO LIMIT LIGHT TRESPASS BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 10:00 PM AND 7:00 AM.

DXD LANDSCAPE AREA, SEE SDP2.1 REINFORCED CONCRETE PAD, SEE CIVIL PROPERTY LINE EXISTING EASEMENT: PUBLIC UTILITY, SANITARY SEWER AND WATER BENCH LITTER RECEPTACLE FIRE HYDRANT EXISTING TREE TO REMAIN, PROVIDE MAINTENANCE DURING CONSTRUCTION AND REPLACE AS NEEDED CU YD REFUSE CONTAINER

GENERAL NTS

CODE DESCRIPTION PROPERTY BOUNDARY 2 LANDSCAPE BUFFER AREA, SEE SDP2.1 3 EXISTING CMU WALL TO REMAIN, HEIGHT VARIES BETWEEN 6'-0" H 11'-8" H 4 EXISTING FIRE HYDRANT TO REMAIN 5 EXISTING ASPHALT TO REMAIN 6 EXISTING SPECIALTY PAVMENT CROSSWALK TO REMAIN 7 EXISTING MULCH TO REMAIN, PROTECT IN PLACE, SEE SDP2.1 8 ASPHALT PAVING, SEE CIVIL 9 PONDING/DRAINAGE AREA, SEE CIVIL 10 CURB AND GUTTER, SEE A2/SDP1.2 11 CURB CUT, SEE CIVIL AND D2/SDP1.2 12 TIE INTO EXISTING CURB 13 6" DIA. BOLLARD, SEE C3/SDP1.2 14 ASPHALT SPEED BUMP, SEE B4/SDP1.2 15 CONCRETE SIDEWALK, SEE A1/SDP1.2 16 GUARDRAIL, SEE D5/SDP1.2 17 LOADING AREA, NO PARKING, LOADING AND UNLOADING ONLY 18 CONCRETE CURB RAMP TYPE A, SEE A3/SDP1.2 19 CONCRETE CURB RAMP TYPE B, SEE A4/SDP1.2 20 FIRE LANE STRIPING AND SIGNAGE, SEE B1/SDP1.2 21 DECORATIVE METAL FENCE, SEE C4/SDP1.2 22 DECORATIVE METAL FENCE WITH FIRE ACCESS GATES, SEE C5/SDP1.2 23 STOP SIGN, SEE C1/SDP1.2 24 PEDESTRIAN CROSSWALK, SEE B5/SDP1.2 25 PEDESTRIAN CROSSING SIGN, SEE C1/SDP1.2 26 ACCESSIBLE PARKING, SEE B2/SDP1.2 27 VAN ACCESSIBLE PARKING, SEE B2/SDP1.2 28 ACCESSIBLE PARKING SIGN, SEE C1/SDP1.2 29 MOTORCYCLE PARKING AND SIGNAGE, SEE C1/SDP1.2 30 BICYCLE RACK, SEE C2/SDP1.2 31 1,200 SF GATHERING SPACE WITH BENCHES AND TRASH RECEPTACLE, SEE D3 AND D4/SDP1.2 32 BUILDING OVERHEAD CANOPY, SEE ARCHITECTURAL 33 REFUSE BIN STORAGE ROOM CONTAINING (1) CU YD CONTAINER. PROVIDE STEEL BOLLARDS AS SHOWN FOR WALL PROTECTION. SEE C3/SDP1.2 34 LOCATION FOR SOLID WASTE PICKUP 35 5'-0" WIDE COILING DOOR FOR SOLID WASTE TO ACCESS REFUSE CONTAINER

Capital ZONING: MIXED-USE MEDIUM LOW ZONE DISTRICT (MX-L) LEGAL DESCRIPTION PARCEL A-2-A PLAT FOR PARCELS A-2-A & A-2-B VENTURA PLAZA (BEING COMPRISED OF PARCEL A-2 VENTURA PLAZA) CONT 1.6929 AC SITE AREA: 1.69 ACRES ZONE ATLAS: D-20-Z SETBACKS: FRONT= 5' MIN, INTERIOR= 0', REAR= 15' BUILDING HEIGHT: MAXIMUM ALLOWED: 38'-0" ACTUAL HEIGHT: 26'-0" BUILDING SIZDE: 96,000 GROSS SF, 32,000 NET SF SPRINKLED: YES BUILDING OCCUPANCY: S-1 CONSTRUCTION TYPE: IIB PARKING CALCULATIONS: (TABLE 5-5-1, 5-5(C)(5)(c)) {1 SPACE 3,000 SQ.FT. GFA: 96,000 GFA/3,000 32 SPACES, MINUS REDUCTION OF 10% (3 SPACES) FOR PROXIMITY TO TRANSIT WITH PEAK SERVICE FREQUENCY OF 30 MIN = 29 SPACES} REQUIRED SPACES = 29 SPACES PROVIDED PARKING = 15 TOTAL SPACES REQUESTING WAVER OF 14 PARKING SPACES TO THE REQUIRED 29 MINIMUM SPACES PER TABLE 5-5-1 A PARKING REDUCTION STUDY THAT ALLOWED A REDUCTION OF 14 PARKING SPACES TO THE REQUIRED 29 SPACES FOR A TOTAL OF 15 SPACES PROVIDED ON-SITE WAS APPROVED ON APRIL 20, 2023. ADA PARKING REQUIRED: 2 INCLUDING 1 VAN ACCESSIBLE ADA PARKING PROVIDED = 2 SPACES MOTORCYCLE PARKING REQUIRED: 2 SPACES (TABLE 5-5-4: REQUIRED OFF-STREET VEHICLE PARKING SPACES 26-50 = 2 MOTORCYCLE SPACES REQUIRED) MOTORCYCLE PARKING PROVIDED = 2 SPACES BICYCLE PARKING REQUIRED = 3 SPACES BICYCLE PARKING PROVIDED = 4 SPACES LOADING SPACES PROVIDED = 2 SPACES GATHERING AREA REQUIREMENTS: PER 5-11(E)(3) 1,286 SF PROVIDED ALONG NORTH FACADE AT BUILDING ENTRANCE, INCLUDING 25%+ SHADE COVERAGE, BENCHES, BIKE RACKS AND LITTER RECEPTACLES. SEE KEYNOTE 31 AND SDP1.3.

This plan is consistent with the specific Site Development Plan approved by the Environmental Planing Commission (EPC), dated February 16, 2023 and the Findings and Conditions in the Official Notification of Decision are satisfied. Is an Infrastructure List required? ) Yes X No If yes, then a set of approved DRC plans with a work order is required for any construction within Public Right-of-Wayor for construction of public improvements.

DRB SITE DEVELOPMENT PLAN APPROVAL: Traffic Engineering, Transportation Division ABCWUA Parks and Recreation Department Hydrology *Environmental Heath Department (conditional) Solid Waste Management Planning Department *Environmental Health, if necessary

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5' WIDE SHOULDER @ 2% CROSS-SLOPE LOWER F.F.=5534.5 MAIN F.F.=5545.5 UPPER F.F.=5556.0 G 9.00 8.00 9.00 4.00 TYP 8.00 TYP 31.45 10.48 23.15 31.30 11.67 8.50 9.00 TYP 18.00 TYP D1 SDP 1.2 17.96 26.00 R15.00 36.65 36.45 6.00 11.00 11.00 11.00 11.00 11.00 10.00 10.00 8 2 7 R-1A MX-L MX-L MX-L MX-L MX-L R-1C R-1C R-1C R-1C R-1C R-1C R-1C R-1A 96,000 SF 32,000 NET SF TYP (3) TYP (2) 11.00 1 1 1 1 2 3 3 3 4 4 5 5 5 6 8 10 10 20 20 21 21 22 26 27 29 30 31 15 7 23 14 14 10 32 23 12 12 10 15 15 19 15 13 13 9 10 28 24 2 25 25 17 33 34 35 7 7 19 LEGEND PROJECT DATA

Albuquerque, NM | 1.69 acres SHEET NOTES VICINITY MAP SHEET KEYED NOTES PROJECT SITE NORTH

Commercial entitlements including alternative landscape plan for condititional use approval and building permit. Large indoor storage facility on urban infill site with steep topography.

CONCEPT PLANT SCHEDULE

LANDSCAPE CALCULATIONS

GENERAL SHEET NOTES

VICINITY MAP

PROJECT SITE NORTH 2" 4" ANGULAR ROCK MULCH, 4" DEPTH EXISTING ROCK MULCH, PROTECT IN PLACE ORGANIC MULCH, 3" DEPTH, NO WEED BARRIER FABRIC 1,296 SF 10,990 SF 770 SF 1,226 SF 3 TIMES ROOTBALL DIAMETER ROOT FLARE TO BE FLUSH WITH FINISH GRADE. NO MULCH 1"-2" FROM TRUNK FLARE SLOPE GRADE AWAY FROM TRUNK ROTARY TILL PLANT PIT; REMOVE SOIL, BACKFILL PER SPECIFICATIONS MULCH PER DRAWINGS TREE TO BE SET PLUMB ROOTBALL ON UNDISTURBED SOIL ROUGH-UP SIDES OF PLANTING PIT ORGANIC MULCH IS REQUIRED UNDER TREES WITHIN 5'-0" RADIUS AROUND TREE TRUNK 5-6(C)(5)(e) NOTE: 1. PRIOR TO BACKFILLING, MATERIAL SUCH AS CONTAINERS, WIRE, BURLAP AND ROPE SHALL BE COMPLETELY REMOVED. 2. PLANT MATERIAL SHALL BE PLANTED IN UNCOMPACTED SOIL. 5'-0" QUANTITY DIAMETER EXISTING TREE SCHEDULE 14 11 2 8" 13" 4" 8" LESS THAN 4" 2" CAL B&B 8' HEIGHT 1 GAL MIN GAL MIN EXISTING TREE TO REMAIN CREDIT 14 22 8 PRESERVATION CREDIT 44 27 EA EXISTING ORGANIC MULCH, PROTECT IN PLACE 3,562 SF 524 SF 132 SF 206 SF 376 SF 63 SF G 34.33 20.17 11.00 11.00 11.00 11.00 11.00 11.00 EDGE BUFFER REQUIRED EDGE BUFFER REQUIRED 7.26 156 SF 123 SF 273 SF 590.48 176.59 DATE DRAWING NAME PROJECT NO. REVIEWED BY DRAWN BY REVISIONS PROJECT ENGINEER ARCHITECT 08/22/2023 22-0129 DFT RESUBMITTAL SDP2.1 ALTERNATIVE LANDSCAPE PLAN MM DS/CM NORTH 20' 40' 1" = 20'-0" LANDSCAPE PLAN A1 09/01/2023 07

TOTAL SITE AREA = 1.69 AC = 73,740 SF AREA OF LOT COVERED BY BUILDING = 32,700 SF NET LOT AREA= 41,040 SF REQUIRED LANDSCAPE REQUIRED LANDSCAPE AREA (15% OF NET LOT AREA) = 6,156 SF PROVIDED LANDSCAPE AREA = 17,844 SF 43% REQUIRED TREES TREES PER PARKING SPACES: REQUIRED= 1 TREE 10 PARKING SPACES TOTAL NUMBER OF PARKING 15 SPACES REQUIRED NUMBER OF PARKING LOT TREES = 2 TREES PROVIDED NUMBER OF PARKING LOT TREES = 3 TREES NO PARKING SPACE MAY BE MORE THAN 100 FEET AWAY FROM A TREE TRUNK REQUIRED STREET TREES = N/A REQUIRED VEGETATIVE COVERAGE REQUIRED VEGETATIVE COVERAGE = 13,383 SF 75% OF PROVIDED LANDSCAPE AREA A MINIMUM 25% OF REQUIRED VEGETATIVE COVERAGE BY GROUND PLANTS PROVIDED TOTAL VEGETATIVE COVERAGE 13,524 SF = 76% OF TOTAL PROVIDED LANDSCAPE AREA TREE CANOPY COVERAGE = 10,168 SF = 75% OF REQUIRED COVERAGE GROUND PLANT COVERAGE = 3,356 SF = 25% OF REQUIRED COVERAGE REQUIRED EDGE BUFFER LANDSCAPING (TABLE 5-6-4; 14-16-5-6(E)) = 11,505 SF PROVIDED EDGE BUFFER LANDSCAPING = 15,322 SF REQUIRED EDGE BUFFER TREES (5-6 (E)(2)(a)(1)): TREE PER 15 FT = 52 TREES PER 767 FT 27 EXISTING TREES = 24 TREES. 25 NEW TREES PROVIDED IN LANDSCAPE BUFFER. PARKING LOT AREA 3,382 SF = 1 TREE 15FT PARKING LOT LANDSCAPING PROVIDED = 554 SF = 16% MIN. 15% OF PARKING LOT AREA TO BE LANDSCAPED GROUND COVER MATERIAL TOTAL ROCK MULCH GROUND COVER = 13,056 SF 73% TOTAL ORGANIC MULCH GROUND COVER 4,788 SF = 27% A MAXIMUM OF 75% OF GRAVEL OR CRUSHER FINES IS PERMITTED 14-16-5-6(C)(5)(d) A. RESPONSIBILITY FOR MAINTENANCE: THE CONTRACTOR WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR MAINTENANCE OF THE LANDSCAPE DURING CONSTRUCTION AND DURING A 90 DAY-MAINTENANCE PERIOD FOLLOWING SUBSTANTIAL COMPLETION. THE OWNER WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR MAINTENANCE FOLLOWING THE 90-DAY MAINTENANCE PERIOD. B. STATEMENT OF COMPLIANCE WITH CITY OF ALBUQUERQUE: THE LANDSCAPE DESIGN WILL COMPLY WITH THE CITY OF ALBUQUERQUE'S GENERAL LANDSCAPING, BUFFERING, AND SCREENING REGULATIONS AND WATER CONSERVATION ORDINANCE. C. TIMING OF LANDSCAPE INSTALLATION: INSTALLATION OF THE LANDSCAPING SHALL BE COMPLETE WITHIN 60 DAYS OF THE RELATED BUILDING'S OCCUPANCY. D. SURFACE TREATMENT: ALL LANDSCAPE AREAS SHALL BE COVERED WITH VEGETATION OR MULCH. ORGANIC MULCH IS REQUIRED AT EACH TREE ROOTBALL AREA/DRIPLINE. E. MINIMUM PLANT SIZES ARE AS PER CITY OF ALBUQUERQUE STANDARDS: 2" CALIPER TREES, 6' HEIGHT CONIFERS, AND 1 GALLON SHRUBS. F. AREAS DISTURBED DURING CONSTRUCTION, INCLUDING AREAS NOT WITHIN THE PROPERTY LINE, WILL BE STABILIZED. G. VEGETATIVE SCREENING SURROUNDING GROUND-MOUNTED TRANSFORMERS AND UTILITY PADS SHALL ALLOW 10' OF CLEARANCE IN FRONT OF THE EQUIPMENT DOOR AND 5' OF CLEARANCE ON THE REMAINING SIDES FOR SAFE OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE. H. EXISTING TREES WILL BE REPLACED IF DEAD OR DYING DURING CONSTRUCTION. EXISTING TREES WILL BE MAINTAINED FOR OPTIMUM HEALTH. 1. ALL PLANTINGS SHALL BE IRRIGATED BY AN AUTOMATED IRRIGATION SYSTEM, WITH PROGRAMMABLE SETTINGS, AUTOMATED IRRIGATION CONTROLLER, AND MOISTURE SENSOR TO AVOID OVERWATERING. 2. THE IRRIGATION SYSTEM SHALL BE DESIGNED TO MINIMIZE THE USE OF WATER. 3. THE IRRIGATION SYSTEM SHALL NOT IRRIGATE IMPERVIOUS SURFACES, INCLUDING SIDEWALKS, DRIVEWAYS, STREETS AND PARKING OR LOADING AREAS. 4. IRRIGATION POINT OF CONNECTION TO THE CITY WATER WILL BE LOCATED WITHIN PROPERTY LIMITS AND SHALL COMPLY WITH THE CITY OF ALBUQUERQUE REDUCED PRESSURE BACKFLOW PREVENTER STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS. 5. RUN TIMES AND IRRIGATION ZONES SHALL BE BASED UPON PLANT SPECIES AND THEIR ESTABLISHMENT. RUN TIMES SHALL BE REGULARLY ADJUSTED ACCORDING TO PLANT MATURITY, SEASON, LOCATION AND PERFORMANCE. DECIDIOUS TREE 20 NETLEAF HACKBERRY DESERT WILLOW CHINESE PISTACHE CHINKAPIN OAK EVERGREEN TREE 8 ROCKY MOUNTAIN JUNIPER BRISTLECONE PINE TEXAS LIVE OAK MEDIUM SHRUB 105 SMOOTH AGAVE GIANT HESPERALOE CHINESE HIBISCUS CREOSOTE BUSH RIO BRAVO LANGMAN'S SAGE JOJOBA LARGE SHRUB 72 DESERT ROSE OCTOPUS AGAVE GREEN DESERT SPOON MEXICAN GRASS TREE DESERT PRICKLY PEAR

LEGEND CRUSHER FINES AT 3" DEPTH OVER WEED BARRIER FABRIC

IRRIGATION NOTES

NMJC Votech

Hobbs, NM approx. 4.5 acres

New Mexico Junior College | currently under construction

08 GRADE BREAK GRADE BREAK GRADE BREAK FINIHSED FLOOR = 3678.50' -1.35% -1.72% -0.63% -1.35% -0.55% -0.90% -1.14% -1.80% -0.52% -0.80% -0.80% -0.45% -1.39% -1.22% -1.48% -0.58% -1.29% -1.17% -1.96% -1.96% -0.52% -0.89% -0.85% -0.72% -0.88% -0.87% -0.73% -0.73% -0.85% -1.09% -1.22% -0.67% -1.43% -1.43% -1.55% -0.71% -1.81% -1.21% -1.27% -1.22% -1.80% -1.51% -2.10% -0.64% -0.98% -1:4.0 -1:4.0 -1:4.0 -1:3.5 -1.96% -1:4.0 -1:4.0 -1:3.6 -0.27% -1:6.0 -1:6.0 -1:6.0 -1:6.0 -1:6.0 -1:6.0 -1:6.0 -0.90% -0.68% -1.14% -1.14% -0.54% -1.64% -0.51% W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W 4''SS 4''SS 4''SS 4''SS 4''SS GAS GAS GAS GAS GAS GAS GAS GAS GAS GAS GAS GAS GAS GAS GAS GAS W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS GAS GAS GAS GAS GAS GAS GAS GAS GAS GAS GAS W W W W W W W W W W W W FO FO FO FO FO FO FO FO FO FO SS W W FO W W W W W W W W GAS FO FO FO FO FO FO FO FO FO FO FO FO FO FO FO FO FO FO FO FO FO FO FO FO FO FO FO FO FO FO W W W W W UGE UGE UGE UGE UGE UGE UGE UGE UGE UGE UGE UGE W W W W X X X X X X X TRAINING AND OUTREACH BUILDING (VAN) 1 2 17 17 17 17 6 6 6 18 18 19 19 21 22 22 10 10 28 29 30 30 30 30 30 24 1 18 17 18 30 10 10 10 10 10 10 24 24 28 21 13 20 TYP 20 TYP 20 TYP 4 20 TYP 5 14 29 14 24 25 25 4 R8.0 R8.0 R35.0 5.0 13.50 10.0 37.3 7.5 28.0 18.0 6.00 5.5 36.2 28.0 18.0 47.0 18.0 24.0 18.0 20.0 10.0 R35.0 10.0 17.0 12 R15.0 24.0 6 23 23 23 6.8 9.0 R25.0 22.0 TYP 26 6.5 20 TYP 6 5.5 10 27 27 18.0 11.0 R13.00 R13.00 15.00 26.89 13.50 35 35 20 TYP 36 36 36 31.7 34 16 16 6 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 4 12 8.00 5.00 5.00 6 11 4 4 34 10.0 TYP GENERAL SHEET NOTES A. CONTRACTOR IS TO VERIFY ALL EXISTING UTILITY LOCATIONS BEFORE EXCAVATION. B. CONTRACTOR TO COORDINATE WITH OWNER FOR ALLOWABLE STAGING AREAS DURING CONSTRUCTION. C. UTILITIES AND ASSOCIATED EQUIPMENT SHOWN FOR REFERENCE ONLY. CONTRACTOR TO COORDINATE LOCATION AND INSTALLATION. SEE CIVIL AND ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS. D. REFER TO CIVIL HORIZONTAL CONTROL PLAN FOR DIMENSIONS NOT SHOWN ON THIS SHEET. ALL SITE PLAN DIMENSIONS ARE IN DECIMAL UNITS. E. SIDEWALK JOINTS SHALL FOLLOW PATTERN AS SHOWN ON SITE PLAN. F. ALL SITE FURNISHINGS SHOWN ON PLANS SHALL BE OWNER PROVIDED, CONTRACTOR INSTALLED. G. EXISTING LANDSCAPE AREAS ADJACENT TO THE PROJECT SITE ARE TO BE PROTECTED DURING DEMOLITION AND CONSTRUCTION. H. REPAIR AREAS TO MATCH PRE-CONSTRUCTION CONDITION WHERE UTILITY WORK, GRADING AND/OR STAGING OCCURS, INCLUDING AREAS OUTSIDE OF LIMIT OF WORK BOUNDARY. SHEET KEYED NOTES LEGEND KEYPLAN 20' 40' 1" = 20'-0" 10' ARCHITECTURAL SITE PLAN A1 LANDSCAPE AREA, SEE LP101 NORTH LIMIT OF WORK REINFORCED CONCRETE, SEE CIVIL (ALT 02) ANOVA LEX1640S EXPOSITION ADA TABLE SEATS, SEE SPECS ANOVA LEXC6 EXPOSITION 6' CONTOUR BENCH, SEE SPECS ANOVA LEX33 EXPOSITION 33 GAL WASTE RECEPTACLE, SEE SPECS ANOVA RLA30 -VIBE BIKE RACK, SEE SPECS PARKING CALCULATIONS 114 PARKING SPACES TOTAL, 4 ACCESSIBLE SPACES EXISTING PARKING TO REMAIN TRAINING AND OUTREACH: 21 SPACES TOTAL, ACCESSIBLE SPACES TOTAL PARKING AT COMPLEX: 135 SPACES TOTAL, ACCESSIBLE SPACES SITE LIGHTING, SEE ELECTRICAL CODE DESCRIPTION 1 EXISTING RAMP/SIDEWALK/CURB TO REMAIN 2 EXISTING ASPHALT PARKING AND STRIPING TO REMAIN 3 BUILDING OVERHEAD CANOPY, SEE ARCH 4 CONCRETE BUILDING APRON, SEE B4/AS501 5 CONCRETE SIDEWALK, SEE A1/AS501 6 CONCRETE CURB AND GUTTER, SEE CIVIL 7 CONCRETE MOUNTABLE CURB, SEE CIVIL 8 CONCRETE RIBBON CURB, SEE CIVIL 9 CONCRETE RAISED PLANTER, SEE C5/AS501 10 ASPHALT PAVING, SEE CIVIL SHEETS 11 EDGE OF ASPHALT, SEE CIVIL 12 PONDING AREA, SEE CIVIL 13 CONCRETE CURB RAMP TYPE A, SEE B1/AS501 14 CONCRETE CURB RAMP TYPE B, SEE A2/AS501 15 CONCRETE CURB RAMP TYPE C, SEE B2/AS501 16 CONCRETE DRAINAGE CHANNEL, SEE CIVIL. 17 8`-0" TALL SPLIT-FACE CMU WALL, MFR: UTILITY BLOCK, COLOR: 910, SEE B5/AS501 18 8`-0" TALL STEEL VEHICULAR GATE, SEE B6/AS501 (ALT 03) 19 8`-0" TALL PEDESTRIAN GATE, SEE D4/AS501 (ALT 03) 20 PIPE BOLLARD, 6" DIAMETER, SEE D2/AS501 21 DECORATIVE BOLLARD, SEE D1/AS501 22 5` X 10` IRONAGE TREE GRATE, PATTERN: RAIN, SEE C2/AS501 23 SPEED LIMIT SIGN. SEE A3/AS502 24 STOP SIGN, SEE A3/AS502 25 ACCESSIBLE PARKING SIGN, SEE A3/AS502 26 SERVICE ENTRANCE ONLY SIGN, SEE A3/AS502 27 PEDESTRIAN CROSSING SIGN. SEE A3/AS502. 28 ACCESSIBLE PARKING, SEE A6/AS502 29 STRIPED CROSSWALK, SEE A1/AS502 30 PAVEMENT STRIPING, 4" WHITE PAINT, SEE A5/AS502 31 FIRE LANE STRIPING, SEE A4/AS502 32 FUTURE NEW ROADWAY ALIGNMENT AND PEDESTRIAN CONNECTION PER CAFETERIA STUDENT HOUSING PROJECTS, TBD 33 VEHICULAR PIPE GATE, SEE B1/AS502 34 FREESTANDING SHADE STRUCTURE, SEE STRUCTURAL 35 REFUSE DUMPSTER LOCATION, OWNER PROVIDED 36 DECORATIVE TRENCH GRATE, SEE CIVIL DATE SHEET NO. DRAWING NAME PROJECT NO. DRAWN BY REVIEWED BY REVISIONS PROJECT SEAL NMJC ENERGY AND WELDING TECHNOLOGIES BUILDING 1 THUNDERBIRD CIRCLE HOBBS, NM 88240 05/03/2023 20-0336 100% CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS AS101 ARCHITECTURAL SITE PLAN MM CM NTS NORTH No. MATTHEW R. McKIM 003971 XCOEI IECT T M W O ATE F ST E RCH TRGIS E ERE A May 12, 2023

Career and technical education campus expansion at rural junior college. Focus on site circulation for heavy machenery and large vehicles.

09 GRADE BREAK GRADE BREAK GRADE BREAK FINIHSED FLOOR = 3678.50' -1.35% -1.72% -0.63% -1.35% -0.55% -0.90% -1.14% -1.80% -0.52% -0.80% -0.80% -0.45% -1.39% -1.22% -1.48% -0.58% -1.29% -1.17% -1.96% -1.96% -0.52% -0.89% -0.85% -0.72% -0.88% -0.87% -0.73% -0.73% -0.85% -1.09% -1.22% -0.67% -1.43% -1.43% -1.55% -0.71% -1.81% -1.21% -1.27% -1.22% -1.80% -1.51% -2.10% -0.64% -0.98% -1:4.0 -1:4.0 -1:4.0 -1:3.5 -1.96% -1:4.0 -1:4.0 -1:3.6 -0.27% -1:6.0 -1:6.0 -1:6.0 -1:6.0 -1:6.0 -1:6.0 -1:6.0 -0.90% -0.68% -1.14% -1.14% -0.54% -1.64% -0.51% 2''W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W 4''SS 4''SS 4''SS 4''SS 4''SS GAS GAS GAS GAS GAS GAS GAS GAS GAS GAS GAS GAS GAS GAS GAS GAS W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS GAS GAS GAS GAS GAS GAS GAS GAS GAS GAS W W W W W W W W FO FO FO FO FO FO FO FO FO FO SS SS FO W W W W W W GAS FO FO FO FO FO FO FO FO FO FO FO FO FO FO FO FO FO FO FO FO FO FO FO FO FO FO FO W W W W W UGE UGE UGE UGE UGE UGE UGE UGE UGE W W W W X X X X X X X (VAN) (VAN) GENERAL SHEET NOTES PLANT LEGEND A. EXISTING PLANT MATERIAL ADJACENT TO THE PROPERTY SHALL HAVE UNINTERRUPTED WATERING DURING ALL PHASES OF CONSTRUCTION. THIS SHALL INCLUDE BUT NOT BE LIMITED TO HAND WATERING TEMPORARY ABOVE GROUND IRRIGATION, EXISTING SYSTEM, ETC. B. PLANTINGS WITHIN CLEAR SIGHT TRIANGLES SHALL MAINTAIN A MAXIMUM HEIGHT OF 24". C. PRIOR TO BEGINNING WORK ON THE PROJECT, REVIEW THE PROJECT IN THE FIELD WITH THE OWNER'S REPRESENTATIVE. D. LOCATE UNDERGROUND UTILITIES PRIOR TO COMMENCEMENT OF PLANTING AND IRRIGATION OPERATIONS. E. IF DISCREPANCIES OCCUR BETWEEN THE DRAWINGS AND THE SITE CONDITIONS, NOTIFY THE OWNER'S REPRESENTATIVE FOR CLARIFICATION PRIOR TO PROCEEDING ON THAT PORTION OF THE WORK. F. THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT SHALL APPROVE PLANT MATERIAL PRIOR TO PLANTING, AND RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REFUSE PLANT MATERIAL DEEMED UNACCEPTABLE. G. PLANT MATERIAL MUST BE NURSERY GROWN, AND PLANTS SHALL BEAR THE SAME RELATION TO FINISHED GRADE AS IN ORIGINAL NURSERY CONDITION. H. MINIMUM INSTALLATION SIZES FOR PLANT MATERIAL VARY BY SPECIES. SEE PLANT SCHEDULE. VERIFY PLANT QUANTITIES. PLANT QUANTITIES ARE SHOWN FOR INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY. LEGEND 0 20' 40' 1" = 20'-0" 10' LANDSCAPE PLAN A1 NORTH LIMIT OF WORK 47,750 SF NATIVE SEEDING, NON-IRRIGATED. CURTIS & CURTIS BLEND TBD. 877-907-1806 17,800 SF 4"- 6" Ø ANGULAR ROCK. CHEROKEE BROWN. TEXAS ROCK AND FLAGSTONE, LUBBOCK, TX. KEYPLAN ACCENT TREES BOTANICAL COMMON NAME CHILOPSIS LINEARIS DESERT WILLOW LAGERSTROEMIA INDICA CRAPE MYRTLE SOPHORA SECUNDIFLORA TEXAS MOUNTAIN LAUREL DECIDUOUS TREES BOTANICAL COMMON NAME ACER GRANDIDENTATUM BIGTOOTH MAPLE CELTIS RETICULATA NETLEAF HACKBERRY FRAXINUS TEXENSIS TEXAS ASH PISTACIA CHINENSIS CHINESE PISTACHE ULMUS PARVIFOLIA LACEBARK ELM SHRUBS BOTANICAL COMMON NAME AMORPHA FRUTICOSA FALSE INDIGO LEUCOPHYLLUM FRUTESCENS TEXAS SAGE RHUS AROMATICA `GRO-LOW` GRO-LOW FRAGRANT SUMAC SALVIA GREGGII AUTUMN SAGE SYMPHORICARPOS ORBICULATUS CORALBERRY EVERGREEN SHRUBS BOTANICAL COMMON NAME CHRYSACTINIA MEXICANA DAMIANITA ILEX VOMITORIA 'NANA' DWARF YAUPON HOLLY LANTANA X `NEW GOLD` NEW GOLD LANTANA MAHONIA TRIFOLIOLATA AGARITA PINUS MUGO MUGO PINE RHAPHIOLEPIS INDICA INDIAN HAWTHORN RHUS VIRENS EVERGREEN SUMAC SANTOLINA CHAMAECYPARISSUS LAVENDER COTTON GRASSES BOTANICAL COMMON NAME MUHLENBERGIA CAPILLARIS 'AUTUMN BLUSH' AUTUMN BLUSH PINK MUHLY GRASS MUHLENBERGIA EMERSLEYI EL TORO EL TORO MUHLY GRASS SPOROBOLUS AIROIDES ALKALI SACATON PERENNIALS BOTANICAL COMMON NAME LAVANDULA ANGUSTIFOLIA `HIDCOTE BLUE` HIDCOTE BLUE LAVENDER DATE SHEET NO. DRAWING NAME PROJECT NO. DRAWN BY REVIEWED BY REVISIONS PROJECT SEAL NMJC ENERGY AND WELDING TECHNOLOGIES BUILDING 1 THUNDERBIRD CIRCLE HOBBS, NM 88240 05/03/2023 20-0336 100% CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS LP101 LANDSCAPE PLAN MM CM

PRODUCE PARK

87102 | Downtown Albuquerque VACANT LAND USE TYPOLOGY

HOW IS THE CITY FED?

Food deserts are a product of spatial disinvestment fueled by a consolidation of global food provisioning that leaves low-income urban neighborhoods without access to fresh food. Lack of access results in widespread socio-economic problems like poor diet and preventable diseases, but also to larger spatial injustices like less green space, higher crime and general disinvestment. Food web complexities mask the root causes of access problems as a lack of effort. However, urban agriculture has thrived since at least the Industrial Revolution.

Allied disciplines are partially responsible for spatial disparity, but we have the tools for change. Plenty of examples of citizen driven, municipality funded and private enterprise operations exist around the world. However, in order for garden projects to succeed, local customs and cultures must be recognized, respected and embraced by institutional and professional authorities.

The global food system trys to provision us all with the same foodstuffs, but there is no one-size-fits-all approach solution to food scarcity or to community gardens because there is no such approach to communities. Challenges for urban agriculture mostly include economics and access to capital and land, which is why urban agriculture is inextricably linked to tactical urbanism. Landscape architecture has the tools to help solve food access problems, from inﬂuencing policy and servicing grassroots initiatives to the age old method of using plants for aesthetic quality. 87102

87102 farm land in 1935 labor to harvest ratios by type + season

less than one acre well dispersed in residential areas community gardens or private market gardens places of labor and bounty staple crops: annual vegetables why: provide fresh veggies to community largest lots, commodity or bulk crops, small scale livestock remediation + carbon sequestration through cover cropping places of production and economy staple crops: basic food stuffs, grains, beans, onions, chile why: maintain areas of vacancy + top soil, carbon sink, provide staples pollinator corridors + stepping stones, orchards, trails, wayfinding city supported trail park places of sweetness and contemplation staple crops: pollinator food plants, fruit, honey why: bioinfrastructure, new green space, alternative to sugar monoculture

POTAGER PANTRY BEEHIVE APOTHECARY

centrally located within neighborhoods city supported pocket park places of relief, escape + wonder staple crops: herbs, medicine why: cut salt and enhance flavor, fresh herbs inspire and heal

current grocery access

South Broadway Neighborhood

| approx. 6 acres | Master’s Thesis

+ Design | The University

New

| Professor

87102

Research

Mexico

Kathy Kambic

Spring 2022

Produce Park utilizes vacant municipal land to interrupt the industrial food system and feed the people.

Santa Fe, NM | approx. 90 acres

MAIN ENTRANCE

formal plantings

rain gardens

native prairie

PERFORMANCE CIRCLE

HOUZOUS PLACE

| Alan Houser Sculpture Garden

FOUNDRY GALLERY

NTS DWG credit: UNM SA+P LA 503 students | fall 2019

SCULPTURE

This plant palette helps restore native prairie and ephemeral, riparian spaces while contributing to the art and history of Houzous Place with formal plantings in guest gardens.

REVEGETATION prairie

chamisa | Chrysothamnus nauseosus sand dropseed Sporobolus airoides sideoats grama Bouteloua curtipendula globemallow | Sphaeralcea spp. coneflower Ratibida columnifera

SCULPTURE formal

mountain mahogany | Cercocarpus montanus beargrass Nolina microcarpa apache plume | Fallugia paradoxa winterfat | Krascheninnikovia lanata jimsonweed Datura meteloides

INFILTRATION swale

coyote willow | Salix exigua currant Ribes spp. fragrant false indigo Amorpha nana four o’clock Mirabilis multiflora yerba mansa Anemopsis californica