Irrigation Maintenance Clause Examples
Irrigation Maintenance. (a) The Supplier will be responsible for proper water management and that such systems are functioning properly. All systems should end their cycles as early in the morning as possible.
(b) Supplier will be responsible for normal maintenance, including winterization, spring start-up, head replacement where necessary and time and day settings of controllers.
(c) The Supplier shall maintain the irrigation system and pump station(s) for normal operation. All heads will be maintained for proper adjustment. Heads will be cleaned to provide proper arc and trajectory.
(d) The Supplier is responsible to eliminate any and all over spray on buildings, signs, walkways and parking lots, etc.
(e) The entire system, including, time clocks and controllers, shall to be checked completely weekly.
(f) On systems with pumps, these items are to be checked every 3 months during season: Motor bearing, packing box and Motor grease cups.
Irrigation Maintenance. Ditch cleaning Diversion cleaning Fish Screen cleaning
Irrigation Maintenance. The Property Owner shall retain a licensed landscape contractor to maintain the irrigation system as it was approved by the City of Mission Viejo. Irrigation systems shall be turned on weekly, and the Property Owner shall require the contractor to walk the entire site to ensure that the irrigation system is functioning as designed and that all irrigation deficiencies are correctly within a 36- hour time period. The City will monitor irrigation performance to ensure runoff is reduced to the lowest level possible.
Irrigation Maintenance a. Reviews and repairs: Monitor all systems for water usage for proper operation after each mowing session.
b. Controller programming: Irrigation management is critical for all grass seed mixes. • Maintain and repair the irrigation controllers to ensure the systems function properly. • Take extra care to balance the requirements of trees, shrubs and lawns that are in the same vicinity. Adjust watering timing and rates frequently to insure the health of each type of plant material. Adjust sprinkler nozzle settings and sizes to refine application rates in specific areas, as necessary.
Irrigation Maintenance. Subject to the last sentence of this Section 6.08 the Tides shall be responsible for the resodding and regrading of the playing field, and Minor Maintenance and Repairs of the playing field’s irrigation system, which shall be completed as required by MLB or sooner upon agreement by the City and the Tides. The Tides shall solicit no fewer than three (3) businesses to submit bids for such work, and the bid selected shall be subject to review and approval by the City. The cost of the first (1st) such resodding and regrading of the playing field during the Term and the Major Maintenance and Repairs of the playing field’s irrigation system shall be part of the City’s financial obligation for Major Capital Improvements set forth in Section 7.03.
Irrigation Maintenance. The Transportation Department is responsible for the operation of nearly 360 controllers comprising of over 1800 stations covering 245 acres. The Contractor will maintain a variety of systems including Calsense, Hunter and Rain Master brands. The Contractor shall ensure functionality of the irrigation system by providing acceptable staffing, system support i.e., audits, system inspections, seasonal scheduling, and repairs. Plant materials that are damaged due to system neglect, lack of water or overwatering (when the Contractor has control) shall be replaced or returned to health at the Contractor's expense. The Contractor is required to equip a vehicle(s) with a sufficient supply of parts to make repairs during routine maintenance.
Irrigation Maintenance a. Intent - The contractor shall be responsible for the operation and maintenance of the Common area irrigation system, and for setting and adjusting the time clocks to ensure proper watering of all plant material and turf in the landscape. The contractor shall be responsible for the labor and supervision needed to make minor irrigation repairs to the lateral lines, risers and sprinkler heads of the irrigation system up to three (3”) inches in diameter as required to keep the system operating. This cost shall be in the unit cost for turf maintenance. All Major repairs to main lines, valves, pumps and intake piping shall be reimbursed by the County/Division. Reimbursable repair work shall require authorization by the County’s Contract Coordinator prior to commencement.
Irrigation Maintenance. 4.17.5.1. Furnish all material, labor, and equipment necessary for the inspection and maintenance of existing irrigation systems, as directed by NYCDOT.
4.17.5.2. An existing irrigation system, not installed by the Contractor, will be accepted “as is.”
4.17.5.3. The Contractor shall observe the irrigation system during its routine operation or manually run the system in order to perform an inspection. Any defects shall be reported in the daily maintenance report.
4.17.5.3.1. During inspection, should any major issues be observed that would compromise plant health or public safety, the Contractor shall shut down the irrigation system immediately and report the conditions to NYCDOT.
4.17.5.3.2. During inspection, should any minor issues be observed that cannot be addressed through routine maintenance, the contractor is responsible for reporting those issues to NYCDOT immediately. NYCDOT will provide direction on repair or discontinuance of irrigation system service as appropriate.
4.17.5.3.3. In either event described above, the Contractor will be responsible for maintaining adequate levels of soil moisture per Hand-Watering, Section 4.17.2 at no additional cost to the City. NYCDOT will, without unreasonable delay, instruct the Contractor to make repairs or perform watering as per Hand- Watering, Section 4.17.2.
4.17.5.4. Irrigation system maintenance shall include minor tasks, such as adjustment or replacement of drip emitters, small leak repairs, and adjustment or resetting of sprinkler heads. These tasks shall be considered incidental to the Monthly Maintenance Services. Any repairs to irrigation components excluding drip emitters and drip lines shall be considered major tasks and paid as per the Irrigation System Repair line item, Section 4.16.10.
4.17.5.5. Replacement parts should be “in-kind” or as approved by NYCDOT.
4.17.5.6. In areas where irrigation is installed, the Contractor will be responsible for monitoring soil moisture levels when the system is in operation. Should the system fail, the Contractor must maintain adequate soil moisture levels through hand watering, while repair of the system takes place.
4.17.5.7. In the case of a major leak, the Contractor will be responsible for shutting the irrigation system down within two hours. A major leak will be defined as any instance where water is visibly leaking from the system creating a ponding condition or leaking onto the adjacent roadway.
4.17.5.8. NYCDOT may order the Contractor to shut down ...
Irrigation Maintenance. 4.14.5.1. Furnish all material, labor, and equipment necessary for the inspection and maintenance of existing irrigation systems, as directed by NYCDOT.
4.14.5.2. An existing irrigation system, not installed by the Contractor, will be accepted by the Contractor in as is condition.
4.14.5.3. The Contractor shall observe the irrigation system during its routine operation or manually run the system in order to perform an inspection. Any defects shall be recorded in the daily maintenance report.
4.14.5.3.1. During inspection, should any major issues be observed that would compromise plant health or public safety, the Contractor shall shut down the irrigation system immediately and report the conditions to NYCDOT.
4.14.5.3.2. During inspection, should any minor issues be observed that cannot be addressed through routine maintenance, the Contractor is responsible for reporting those issues to NYCDOT immediately. NYCDOT will provide direction on repair or discontinuance of irrigation system service as appropriate.
Irrigation Maintenance. The Contractor shall follow the Irrigation Association and American Society of Irrigation Consultants, Best Management Practices for Landscape Irrigation Landscape-Irrigation-BMPs.