BENCHES. Provide (1) 20 amp. normal power circuit & (1) 20 amp. standby power circuit;
BENCHES. Benches are a great way to remember and honor a loved one. Donors may request a specific location for their bench, however department staff will determine the exact location based upon existing bench placements and Parks & Recreation Department needs. • There are three standard bench styles used throughout the Park and Trail System. The style of bench is determined by the donor’s desired location. An effort is made to match existing facilities. • Costs for benches vary depending upon the specific style, but are all-inclusive of materials and labor. • Benches are installed in the summer or fall. Installation is weather dependent and a specific date cannot be requested. • Dedication plaques and engraved bench slats are symbolic, and do not entitle the donor to ownership of the bench. • The Parks & Recreation Department will provide maintenance in accordance with the highest standards. Staff will make every effort to maintain and repair a damaged bench through its life cycle. If the bench is not repairable, the department will contact the donor providing right of first refusal with the opportunity to renew the donated item. If the original donor opts not to repair/ replace the bench, the Village may remove it, making the location available for new donations. TREES • A tree donation is a great way to beautify the park system both now and for many years to come. The selection of the tree species and location will be considered and mutually agreed upon by the donor and department staff. • The Parks & Recreation Department will purchase and plant trees in either the spring or fall, depending on the species and availability. Both the tree and memorial plaque will be installed by department staff. • The Parks & Recreation Department will provide maintenance (pruning, mulch, etc.) for the life of the tree. Further, the Parks & Recreation Department does not guarantee tree survivability. If a memorial tree dies or is damaged within the first 5 years of its planted life, the Parks & Recreation Department will cover the cost to replace the tree one time. After the initial replacement, the Parks & Recreation Department will give the donor the option to replace the tree at cost to the donor. • Costs for memorial trees vary, depending upon species, but are all-inclusive of materials and labor. A 1.5-2.5” deciduous tree, (i.e. maple, oak, hickory, etc.) will be selected for planting. • Tree size is determined by the species and purchased by approved vendors through the Par...
BENCHES. ● Maintenance to continue on existing benches. ● Old concrete and timber benches to be replaced as sponsors become available. ● When old benches are replaced, existing plaques are to be retained and efforts made to locate the original sponsors.
BENCHES. Installing benches is a practical way to add extra seats to your facility in small spaces, near entrances, and even outside. AEREA™ TAILORED. VERSATILE. COMFORTABLE.
BENCHES. The wood planks are clear grade thermally modified (torrefied) ash. The planks are protected by transparent oil-based sealer, Seal It Green XTREME Thermal Wood Sealer & Stain Treatment or its equivalent. The wood planks shall be resealed every year, as recommended by the manufacturer, to prevent structural damage. Future treatment should use the Seal It Green product or its equivalent as recommended by the manufacturer. Wooden benches are composed of three different types of torrified (heat treated) ash wood planks as necessary:
BENCHES. Maintenance to continue on existing benches. Old concrete and timber benches to be replaced as sponsors become available. IRRIGATION SYSTEM Seasonal maintenance and adjustment to be done quarterly. Service provider to undertake repairs and improvements as required. AQUIFER WATERPUMP AND SEEDPOD
BENCHES. Backless 71” Benches shall be “Austin™” Benches or an approved equivalent. (See Exhibit F-2).
BENCHES. (i) The Stadium Authority shall ensure that the Stadium is provided with Team benches in accordance with the Stadium Requirements Handbook.
BENCHES. This agreement, entered into on this day of , 20 , by and between the Monroe County Fair Association, Inc. (hereinafter referred to as the “Association”) and (hereinafter referred to as “Lessee”).
BENCHES. The NPS will rehabilitate and reuse existing historic benches, and design a replacement bench that resembles the historic park bench, but is handicap accessible.
