PITKIN COUNTY AIRPORT LANDSCAPE MASTERPLAN
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2 WELCOMING VIEW OF AIRPORT CAMPUS AND AN IM- PORTANT SECTION OF THE EXPERIENCE INTO ASPEN. SOUTH MEADOW IS PART OF THE NATIVE GRASS, SAGE, AND WILDFLOWER MEADOW EXTENDING FROM BUTTERMILK MOUNTAIN DOWN TO THE RIVER. EN- HANCE THE MEADOW WITH WILDFLOWERS AND PUR- SUE OPPORTUNITIES FOR PEOPLE TO EXPERIENCE THE SITE. TRANSITION FROM MEADOW TO RANCH. CREATE GROVE PLANTINGS SURROUNDING CLUSTERS OF BUILDINGS. MANICURE AND CONTOUR THE LANDFORM TO APPEAR MORE NATURAL IN SHAPE AND SIZE, ADD A PERMANENT IRRIGA- TION SYSTEM, AND EXTEND TREE CLUSTERS FROM THE AOC THROUGH THE LANDFORMS. PRESERVE HISTORIC RANCH CHARACTER; ENHANCE THE OWL CREEK STREAM CORRIDOR WITH RIPARIAN VEGETATION, AND REJUVENATE THE ASPEN AND OAK GROVES. MAINTAIN AND ENHANCE THE BEAUTIFUL VIEW OF THE MEADOW, PASTURE, AND RUN- WAY. TRANSITION FROM EXISTING TOPPED COTTONWOODS ALONG OWL CREEK TO MEDIUM HEIGHT TREES. ENHANCE LANDSCAPING AT THE TERMINAL TO CREATE A GATEWAY FOR THE ASPEN EXPERIENCE AND EMPHASIZE AN ATMOSPHERE OF A VILLAGE IN COMBINATION WITH THE BUSINESS CENTER TRANSITION FROM THE RIPARIAN AREA TO THE AIRPORT TERMINAL VILLAGE WITH CLUSTERS OF ASPEN, SPRUCE, AND PINES TO CREATE A BALANCE OF SCREENING AND VISTAS INTO THE AIRPORT. THE MEADOW FLOWERS AND GRASSES WILL CONTINUE THROUGH THE TREE GROVES AND EVOLVE THE MORE MANICURED LANDSCAPE OF THE AIRPORT VILLAGE. SITE PLAN
3 SUMMARY Installation Budget SOUTH MEADOW 216,000 - South Meadow - Meadow Between De-Ice Apron and Hwy 82 PASSENGER TERMINAL AREA 1,325,000 - Airport Road from Main Entrance to Slip Ramp - Long Term Parking to Terminal - Entry, Loop Road, Short Term Pk - North Promontory - Main Entrance at Signal Light - Airport Road Adjacent to Lot B AOC AND OWL CREEK ROAD 61,000 - Indian Mound - AOC Meadow at Owl Creek Road AIRPORT RANCH TBD - Airport Ranch PATIO SHELTER PLANTINGS, ATCT, AND FBO 65,000 - Airport Road from ATCT to FBO - Patio Shelter Plantings NORTH END MEADOW AND RIPARIAN REHAB 260,000 - Wetland Rehabilitation - Owl Creek Plantings - Wildflower Meadow Total $1,927, Year Phased Implementation at $150,000/Year SITE PLAN BUDGET SUMMARY
4 PHASING CONCEPTS SUMMARY Each Year We Would Devote a Percentage of the Years Landscape Budget to a Project in Each Category. This Will Allow the Money to be Utilized Effectively for Immediate Aesthetic Improvements as Well as Long Term Benefits. Category 1: On Going Projects That Require Yearly Attention - Terminal Planter Pots Category 2: Complete Existing Projects For Desired Outcome - Finishing Touches on Existing Projects - 2 year Period - AOC Roof Plantings - AOC Landscape Plantings - Patio Shelter Plantings Category 3: Investing In Long Term Projects That Require Initial Investment With Long Term Visual Benefits - Utilize Irrigation Water Rights. Environmentally Responsible to Use Non-Potable Water. A - Transitioning Terminal Landscaping From City Water to Ditch Water B - Opportunities to Introduce the Irrigation Stream as a Landscape Feature C - Temporary Re-usable Irrigation System to Establish Wildflower Areas Using a Pump System and Above Ground Piping and Sprinklers - Transition Cottonwoods at Owl Creek to Medium Stature Grove - Opportunities for Micro-Hydro Electric on Owl Creek Near the Ranch - Include Bioswales for Storm Water Run-off - Public and Private Partnerships at the Airport Ranch i.e. Hay Fields and Cattle - Electric Car Charging Stations Near Terminal - Creating Wildflower Meadows Over Time Throughout the Airport Campus Category 4: New Installations For Immediate Visual Impact - Cluster Tree Plantings - Terminal Entry Gardens Category 5: Interactive Public Spaces - South Meadow Interactive Signs and Trails - Public Gathering Spaces, Interpretive Signs, and Art - Trail Network and Connections PHASING CONCEPTS SUMMARY
5 BOCC WORK SESSION SUMMARY Jim Elwood, Airport Director, and Shannon Murphy, Landscape Architect, met with BOCC at their May 12, 2009 work session. They presented an overview of landscape projects installed on the airport campus and the Landscape Master Plan document developed to guide the airport with installation projects for the next years. Specific elements of the Landscape Master Plan discussed at the work session were: 1. Identify the many diverse ecosystems and landscape characteristics of the airport area and surrounding environments. 2. Illustration of landscape designs/strategies to enhance site features and ecological systems 3. Conceptual installation scopes of work and associated budgets 4. Installation strategies and phasing 5. Ongoing maintenance and continued stewardship Following the landscape presentation, the Commissioners were asked to provide input and comment on the landscape design concepts, phasing and installation strategies. Below are their comments and suggestions. BOCC Work Session Comments - Urged the team to be mindful and aware of future projects and not invest in items that will be demolished in a few years. - Agreed with the categorizing approach of yearly budget, to disperse the funds into projects with immediate benefit as well as investing in long term projects with future aesthetic payoffs. - Agreed with enhancing terminal gardens to promote a great first impression our community. - Promoted additional planting and maintaining an intensity of wildflowers throughout the airport campus. - Concluded that we provide perennials that benefit honey bees as they are on the decline. - Urged that wildflower plantings should include a sequence of flowering blooms from Spring through Fall. - Encouraged minimal manicured areas and increase the natural vegetation. - Supported the idea of transitioning Cottonwoods at Owl Creek to medium stature grove over next few years. - Agreed with enhancing perennial and tree plantings along the sidewalk to the long term parking area and the shuttle service staging area. - Supported the idea to enhance areas near terminal and long term parking. - Encouraged the concept of planting aspen trees that could be grown in place and transplanted at a mature size onto future projects. - Promoted the bioswale idea and irrigation stream water features. - Supported utilizing irrigation water rights. Environmentally responsible to use non potable water. - Urged the team to provide future space for public gathering events. - Suggested the team work with local non-profits for public art displays throughout the campus i.e. Anderson Ranch, Red Brick Center for the Arts, Aspen Art Museum. - Supported ideas involving green solutions i.e. electric car parking stations and micro-hydro electric from Owl Creek. Priorities for AOC Roof Plantings 2- Owl Creek view plane 3- Terminal area, providing for potential future projects 4- North ramp tree groves 5- Wildflowers BOCC WORK SESSION SUMMARY
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7 ENHANCE STREAM COURSE WITH PLANTING EXISTING OWL CREEK BIKE TRAIL. WORK WITH PITKIN COUNTY OPEN SPACE AND TRAILS TO DEVELOP INTER- PRETIVE AND INFORMATIONAL GATHERING SPACES. AIRPORT SERVICE ROAD OWL CREEK ROAD GRASS AND WILDFLOWER MEADOW MIXED WITH EXISTING NATIVE VEGETATION HIGHWAY 82 SOUTH MEADOW
8 GRASS AND WILDFLOWER MEADOW PLANTINGS AIRPORT SERVICE ROAD TO DEFINE PLANTING EDGE OWL CREEK ROAD AND TRAIL ENHANCE LANDFORMS BETWEEN OWL CREEK ROAD AND AIRPORT SERVICE ROAD ENHANCE TREE PLANTINGS FOR SCREENING EXISTING AIRPORT OPERATIONS CENTER OWL CREEK ROAD AND TRAIL OWL CREEK ROAD
9 PLANT NEW RIPARIAN SHRUBS AND REMOVE DAMAGED/DEAD SHRUBS PLANT NEW MID-STATURE TREES AND REMOVE MATURE COTTONWOOD TREES IN STAGES AS NEW TREES FILL IN SEED WILDFLOWERS IN EXISTING MEADOW EXISTING HAY FIELD AIRPORT SERVICE ROAD HIGHWAY 82 NORTH END MEADOW AND RIPARIAN REHABILITATION
10 SEEDED WILDFLOWERS ENHANCE SPRUCE GROVES PATIO SHELTERS HIGHWAY 82 Unit NORTH END PATIO, ATCT, AND FBO
11 PRUNE AND CLEAN EXISTING COTTONWOODS NEW PROMONTORY LANDSCAPE DESIGN ADD PATHWAY AND LANDSCAPE TO EXISTING PARKING LOT ENTRANCE WHEN PARKING IS CONVERTED TO AIRCRAFT APRON ENHANCE WILDFLOWER PLANTINGS AT ENTRY WILDFLOWER MIX Unit Unit MAIN ENTRANCE TO TERMINAL
12 WILDFLOWER MEADOW WILDFLOWER MEADOW PLANTED IN BOTH MEDIAN AREAS AIRPORT SERVICE ROAD HIGHWAY 82 HIGHWAY 82 SOUTH OF TERMINAL
13 LOT B PARKING HIGHWAY 82 LOT B PARKING GREEN WALL IMAGE ELECTRIC CAR PARKING AND CHARGING STATIONS BOULDER RETAINING WALL CRUSHER FINES WALKING PATH VERTICAL FREE-STANDING GREEN WALLS AIRPORT ROAD AND TERMINAL ENTRANCE PATH
14 OR RP AI T AD RO SPRUCE EXISTING LOT B PARKING COTTONWOOD SEATING AREA VIEW OF PROPOSED OF SEATING AREA Airport Road Adjacent to Lot B Installation Item Notes Prune existing vegetation and general clean-up Remove weeds spot spray and hand pull Topsoil for fine grading Fine tune grading for path and picnic area Walking path and picnic area crusher fines Seating stones stone slabs 18" tall, 2' wide, 2'-5' long Cottonwood trees Spruce trees Spruce trees Planted wildflowers Seed wildflowers hand broadcast Sod Irrigation new zones General Conditions; contingency, mobilization, port-a-pottie (if applicable) Landscape Architectural Design and Construction Observation Subtotal CRUSHER FINES WALKING PATH Quantity 24 labor hours 24 labor hours 70 cubic yards allowance allowance 9 each 5 2.5" caliper 4 16' tall 5 14' tall allowance allowance allowance allowance Yearly maintenance required after installation; fertilizing, weed maintenance and irrigation monitoring Unit price Total Price $40 $960 $80 $1,920 $65 $4,550 $5,000 $10,000 $500 $4,500 $400 $2,000 $1,700 $6,800 $1,500 $7,500 $3,000 $2,000 $2,000 $15,000 $6,523 $7,175 $77,968 $4,000 A I R P O R T R OA D A J AC E N T TO LOT B
15 AIRPLANE PARKING VIEWING AREA ROCK OUTCROPS FOR SEATING ASPEN GROVE TERMINAL SERVICE AREA TERMINAL BUILDING PASSENGER DROP-OFF AND PICK-UP NORTH PROMONTORY
16 ADDITIONAL ASPEN AND WILDFLOWER REVEGETATION CLEAN-UP EXISTING PLANT AND SHRUB MATERIAL LONG TERM PARKING PLANT ADDITIONAL ASPEN ALONG WALKING PATH. TREES TO BE TRANSPLANTED ON AIRPORT CAMPUS TO ACCOMMO- DATE FUTURE TERMINAL REDEVELOPMENT PLANT ADDITIONAL ASPEN IN ISLAND TERMINAL AIRCRAFT APRON AIRPORT TAXI SERVICE HIGHWAY 82 EXISTING ROADS AND WALKWAYS REMAIN UNCHANGED WILDFLOWER AND GRASS MEADOW TERMINAL PATH TO LONG TERM PARKING
17 2009 LANDSCAPE BUDGET SUMMARY
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