Litter Removal. During each mowing cycle, all litter and debris are to be removed prior to and upon completion of the cutting. Litter and debris removal includes the pickup, removal, and disposal from the right-of-way and County property of any obstacle such as wood, signs, tires, cans, etc., which cannot be traversed by the mowing equipment. It will also be the Contractor’s responsibility to remove any item such as bags of trash, newspapers, magazines, food containers, boxes, sheets of paper, etc., which will be torn, ripped, scattered or further subdivided by the mowers, which will result in an objectionable appearance. The cost of litter removal will be included in the unit price bid for mowing.
Litter Removal. All litter and debris shall be removed by hand before and upon completion of each cycle to allow for a neat and clean appearance. The cost of litter removal shall be included in the unit price for Maintenance of Planted Beds.
Litter Removal. Operators agree to remove litter (tour and non-tour related) from permitted trails on a regular basis. Agreements Regarding Cruise Ships Visible stack emissions are regulated by the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation under the Marine Vessel Visible Emission Standards (I 8 AAC 50-.070). (See attachment "C")
Litter Removal. Operators agree to remove litter (tour and non-tour related) from permitted trails on a regular basis. Agreements Regarding Cruise Ships Visible stack emissions are regulated by the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation under the Marine Vessel Visible Emission Standards (18 AAC 50-.070). (See attachment B) 39. P.A. ANNOUNCEMENTS & SIGNALS: Cruise Line Agencies, North West Cruise Ship Association and individual cruise lines will continue to work to minimize vessel announcements and signals while docked or anchored in Juneau Harbor. Cruise ships are also asked to monitor their outside speakers and announcements made on approach to and departure from Juneau. Ships will keep outside speakers turned “off” or down until they are well past the homes which line Gastineau Channel. Cruise Line Agencies and cruise lines will insure that the shipboard staff understands the importance of this specific guideline. Certain signals and announcements are necessary and required by the US Coast Guard or are necessary for safety reasons. See attachment C for a discussion and explanation of the use of ships’ whistles.
Litter Removal. (a) Supplier shall pick up all bottles, trash, leafs, sand, cans, fallen limbs, palm fronds, cigarettes and pieces of paper from the premises on a weekly basis year round.
Litter Removal. All litter and debris shall be removed prior to and upon completion of a mowing cycle. Litter and debris removal includes the pickup, removal, and disposal from County property of any obstacle such as wood, signs, tires, cans, etc., which cannot be traversed by the mowing equipment. The Contractor shall remove all items such as bags of trash, newspapers, magazines, food containers, boxes, sheets of paper, etc., which will be torn, ripped, scattered or further subdivided by the mowers, which will result in an objectionable appearance. The cost of litter removal shall be included in the unit price bid for mowing.
Litter Removal. Provide pickup, removal, and disposal of litter and debris within the maintained limits from the outside edge of travel way to the right of way line, including the median on divided highways from the inside edge of travel way to the inside edge of travel way, ponds, and remote areas as specified in the Contract Documents. Litter or debris includes but is not limited to varied sizes of bottles, cans, paper, tires, tire pieces, lumber, vehicle parts, metal junk, small outdoor advertisement signs, brush, tree limbs, and other items to be removed under this work.
Litter Removal. The number of litter removal cycles maybe increased or decreased based on litter conditions or special events, as directed by the Engineer. Areas or portions of areas within the project limits may be increased or decreased. The estimated number of litter removal cycles is approximately 14. Complete each litter removal cycle within (to be determined by the engineer) calendar days of beginning the cycle when the litter removal cycle is concurrent with a mowing cycle. When litter pick up is issued concurrently with a mowing cycle, remove litter prior to and in conjunction with mowing operations in all areas. Complete each independent litter removal cycle within (to be determined by the engineer) calendar days of beginning the cycle.
Litter Removal. Transport litter using equipment capable of preventing further distribution or loss of litter along the roadway. Cover and secure all open top carriers with tarpaulins. Specialized mechanical equipment capable of successfully removing litter and debris may be used upon written approval by the Engineer. Additional safety devices or precautions may be required when using unique equipment. Provide equipment that does not damage curbs, pavement, or turf.
Litter Removal. During each litter removal cycle, bag and remove all litter or piles at the end of each working day. Dispose of litter as necessary in accordance with applicable Federal, State, and Local Rules and Regulations. Do not store or stockpile litter within the project limits.
