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Home My WebLink AboutPermit 79-03-L - 6100 SOUTHCENTER BUILDING - LANDSCAPE REVIEW79-03-l 6100 southcenter boulevard office building Mr. Bruce Morgan 6000 Southcenter Boulevard P.O. Box 88261 Seattle, WA 98188 RE: LANDSCAPE PLANS: MORGAN OFFICE BUILDING AND 6100 SOUTHCENTER BOULEVARD OFFICE BUILDING Dear Mr. Morgan: RJB /ckh. cc: Ping. Sup. Citluf Tukwila Planning Division 6200 Southcenter Boulevard Tukwila, Washington 98188 433 -1845 Office of Community Development Southcenter Boulevard Office Building: 28 March 1979 The Tukwila Planning Commission at their regular meeting on Thursday, '22 March 1979, approved the landscape plans for both the Morgan Office Building and the 6100 Southcenter Boulevard Office Building. The plans for the . landscaping were specifically conditioned as follows: Morgan Office Building: 1. The additional planting of trees and /or shrubs be made on the south side of the building in areas exposed by the removal of weeds and black- berries, specific treatment subject to approval of the Planning staff within 30 days. 1. More trees and shurbs should be planted on the south side of the site, especially in the southeast corner, to screen the parking lot from pedestrians and motoriests on Southcenter Boulevard. Specific treat- ment subject to approval of Planning staff prior to issuance of Occu- pancy Permit. 2. Plantings on the north side of the building should be coordinated with installation of the sidewalk as part of L.I.D. 29. The staff's position on the treatment of additional landscaping is to require evergreen vegetation to provide sight screening of the buildings and parking lots. Sincerely, Roger J. Blaylock Assistant Planner • r • CITY OF TUKWILA PLANNING DIVISION PLANNING COMMISSION STAFF REPORT 22 March 1979 8:00 P.M. AGENDA ITEM V F : LANDSCAPE PLAN: 6100 Southcenter Boulevard Office Building A detailed landscape and irrigation plan prepared by Curtis R. Hogenson, has been submitted for the office building located at 6100 Southcenter Boulevard. The proposed landscape plan includes planting along Southcenter Boulevard which is to consist of an Austrian Pine, 6 Deodar Cedars, 4 American Sweetgums, and several staghorn sumacs and laurels. All existing noxious weeds and balckberries on this side are to be removed and all existing tree forms are to be retained. The parking area planters are to be planted with Sweetgums and Oregon Grapes. On the north side of the property, photinias are to be planted on the upper side of the existing rock retaining wall to match that of the neighboring Morgan Office Building to the west. The building is proposed to be surrounded by planting beds containing Vine Maples, Japanese Holly, Oregon Grapes, Azaleas, Sweetgums, Laurels and Pines. Ivy and ground bark are to be placed in all planting areas. Staff recommends the Commission approve the landscape plan with the following condi- tions: 1. More trees and shrubs should be planted on the south side of the site, especially in the southeast corner, to screen the parking lot from pedestrians and motorists on Southcenter Boulevard. Specific treatment subject to approval of Planning staff prior to issuance of occupancy permit. 2. Plantings on the north side of the building should be coordinated with the installation of the sidewalk as part of L.I.D. 29. 3. The irrigation system is to be provided with a backflow prevention device at the primary tap, to be approved by the Department of Public Works. ATTACHMENT TO AGENDA ITEM V F 6100 Southcenter Boulevard Office Building 1. AMERICAN SWEETGUM - A deciduous tree with maple like lobed leaves. Grows to 60 feet. 2. AUSTRIAN PINE - A dense stout pyramid shaped evergreen tree with a uniform crown and stiff dark green needles. 3. AZALEA - An evergreen or deciduous shrub with generally small leaves and bright clusters of flowers. 4. DEODAR CEDAR - A fast growing evergreen tree with a soft light texture and a characteristic nodding tip. 5. FUJI FLOWERING CHERRY - A flowering tree with strong horizontal branching. Flowers are double and semi double and pinkish in color. 6. JAPANESE HOLLY - A compact, rounded shurb with narrow finely toothed leaves with edges cupped downward, and black berries. 7. OREGON GRAPE - An evergreen shrub with.leaves divided into spiny toothed leaflets. 8. OTTO LUYKEN LAUREL - An evergreen shrub or small tree with large leathery dark green leaves. 9. PHOTINIA - An evergreen shrub with glossy dark green leaves and a moderate growth habit. 10. STAGHORN SUMAC - A deciduous shrub or small tree with velvety branches and leaves divided into deep green leaflets. 11. VINE MAPLE - A small deciduous tree with lobed leaves and tiny reddish - purple flowers in spring. 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Btuaz 4colgan, e5'. a faof csslonaL aewlaea aoV2a'catIon egtto'.n ys at 1'aw February 15, 1979 Mr. Roger Blaylock Assistant Planner City of Tukwila 6230 Southcenter Boulevard Tukwila, Washington 98188 Re: Landscape and Architectual Plan for 6000 Southcenter Boulevard and 6100 Southcenter Boulevard Dear Mr. Blaylock: I am transmitting herewith to you our landscape architect's landscape plan and underground irrigation system design for 6000 Southcenter Boulevard and 6100 Southcenter Boulevard. Please note with respect to the slope property above Southcenter Boulevard, that special attention will be made to preserve all of the desirable trees and shrubs that are now on the slope. The existing trees and shrubs have not been reflected in this land- scape design except by the note thereon. Specifically, what we have in mind is to remove the blackberry bushes and then to selectively thin the cottonwood trees where they are now too dense and retain all of the madrona, fir and willow. We would then add in the new trees and shrubs as indicated on these drawings. If you have any further questions or wish to review these with me, I will be pleased to do so. Please advise me when these come up for public hearing. Sincerely, D. BRUCE MORGAN, P.S. D. Bruce Morgan C DBM /klh Enclosure cc Mr. Gary Scott Mr. Don Halbrook Mr. Robert Hanel (206) 248 -0800 6000 Zout4aEntez BouLevau( !Post (D/lice lox 88261 e Scatt(e, 'lNasJiington 98188 landscape plan 4.R qx41. gi tut 11.E 1 - 1 I ' OLIVE GQ1 VN• wEisL:ING. LCOP pf puNI> " rRC g oVgR.AP AND NAIL: 'AU 6'[F,14N . PINE'.'s -(i • ~� • TRUNK STI ::.5U MAC. �'1= EnIST1N6 RoU1rRY EhIS11NC, Remove o. L- • �\ NOXIOUS WEEDS 4 ELACKBERRIES. RETAIN TR1E PORMS. USE AITRov • t.TRAYS ACCAOEDANCCS WITH PIRELT1oKS AND LOCAL GOLFS. Ev.. CARE SHALL EE 6XESLISE'.ti Tb • TRES 2.VE MALR0 14A5. RISTURB SOIL ON SI_OM AS Lmue AS ft7Ss(ELE• r.....7. abari arrll planting plan II 'TYPE i I1 DT'A . :. cOTTDN • vT=EEING. 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