East End Crossing Landscape Plans. Developer shall prepare landscape plans for the aesthetics and landscape enhancements, based on the Aesthetics and Enhancement Implementation Plan. The landscape plans shall be developed to reflect the use of native plants and to revegetate disturbed areas within the East End Crossing to the fullest extent possible. Large masses or groupings of trees and shrubs shall be used whenever possible to create naturalistic plantings that have continuity and provide for genetic diversity and seasonal interest to the fullest extent possible. Developer shall coordinate the landscape plans with all other elements of work performed under the East End Crossing, including but not limited to final grading, turf establishment, SWM Best Management Practice (BMP) locations, highway clear zones and sight distances, storm drain and SWM BMP outfalls and cross-culvert outfalls, utilities, signing/lighting, Tunnel portals, and the location of earth reinforcement. Developer shall provide temporary measures to stabilize soils in rough graded areas in accordance with applicable Project Standards. If Developer determines the existence of a conflict from one or more of these elements, Developer shall be responsible for modifying the landscape plans while retaining the intent of the design. Areas used for SWM BMPs shall not be used for landscape plantings. Landscape plantings required as part of the SWM plans shall be coordinated with the landscape plans to ensure that a unified planting theme is created for the East End Crossing corridor. Developer shall furnish all seed mixes according to the Department Standard Specifications.
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