Safety equipment shall be in its intended location and in good working order. Water levels shall be maintained at proper elevation. Daily check chemical levels. Hose down deck weekly or as required removing any debris or dirt. Annually pressure wash the pool deck. Fences or shall be continuous, free from graffiti, with self-cleaning gate. Check the bathroom facilities on a daily basis for trash and supply restocking. Annually check water fountains for proper working order. Trails Appearance Trails shall be kept free of weeds and overgrowth of vegetation. Trails shall maintain a smooth level surface, free of holes. Performance Adjacent vegetation shall be pruned twice per year so that it does not encroach on the trail. Exercise equipment shall be inspected monthly and kept in good working order. Meadow Areas General: Meadow conditions have been created within the landscape to increase the of the site, reduce water consumption, and reduce maintenance costs. Appearance: Meadow areas are intended to be a naturalistic landscape containing a mix of herbaceous plant species with various leaf and flower types. Meadow areas are to be left free of trash, debris and undesireable plant species. Performance: Meadow shall be mowed to a height of 8 inches once annually during the month of December. Remove exotic/invasive plant species once in March, June and September. Inspect and remove trash and debris twice a month. Wetland Areas General: Wetland areas have been created within the landscape to increase the bio-diversity of the site, reduce water consumption, recharge the surficial aquifer and reduce maintenance costs. Appearance: Wetland are intended to be a naturalistic landscape containing a mix of herbaceous and woody plant species. Wetland areas are to be left free of trash, debris and undesireable plant species. Performance: Inspect for and remove trash and debris twice a month. Remove exotic/invasive plant species once in March, June and September. PART 6 REFERENCES Soils Map Websites American National Standard Institute, ANSI 300 Requirements for Pruning, Trimming, “Safety Repairing, Maintaining and Removing and for Cutting Brush” & ANSI Z133.1 “Safety Requirements for Tree Care Operators”
Safety equipment shall be in its intended location and in good working order. Water levels shall be maintained at proper elevation. Daily check chemical levels. Hose down deck weekly or as required removing any debris or dirt. Annually pressure wash the pool deck. Fences or shall be continuous, free from graffiti, with self-cleaning gate. Check the bathroom facilities on a daily basis for trash and supply restocking. Annually check water fountains for proper working order. Trails Appearance Trails shall be kept free of weeds and overgrowth of vegetation. Trails shall maintain a smooth level surface, free of holes. Performance Adjacent vegetation shall be pruned twice per year so that it does not encroach on the trail. Exercise equipment shall be inspected monthly and kept in good working order. Meadow Areas General: Meadow conditions have been created within the landscape to increase the of the site, reduce water consumption, and reduce maintenance costs. Appearance: Meadow areas are intended to be a naturalistic landscape containing a mix of herbaceous plant species with various leaf and flower types. Meadow areas are to be left free of trash, debris and undesireable plant species. Performance: Meadow shall be mowed to a height of 8 inches once annually during the month of December. Remove exotic/invasive plant species once in March, June and September. Inspect and remove trash and debris twice a month. Wetland Areas General: Wetland areas have been created within the landscape to increase the bio-diversity of the site, reduce water consumption, recharge the surficial aquifer and reduce maintenance costs. Appearance: Wetland are intended to be a naturalistic landscape containing a mix of herbaceous and woody plant species. Wetland areas are to be left free of trash, debris and undesireable plant species. Performance: Inspect for and remove trash and debris twice a month. Remove exotic/invasive plant species once in March, June and September. PART 6 REFERENCES Soils Map Websites American National Standard Institute, ANSI 300 “Safety Requirements for Pruning, Trimming, Repairing, Maintaining and Removing and for Cutting Brush” & ANSI Z133.1 “Safety Requirements for Tree Care Operators”
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