Mowing Operations. The schools sites will be mowed at frequencies prescribed in their assigned level of service, April through October depending on weather conditions and the condition of the individual sites. Every attempt will be made to conduct mowing operations before the school day starts. Leaf Collection Leaf collection will begin with City scheduled “Fall cleanup” removal of leaves during mid-November to the end of December with additonal cleanup at January-February. Collection activity will be conducted according to level of service assigned to each site; however, the total num- ber of services any per year will not exceed two (2). Every attempt will be made not to disrupt school activities.
Mowing Operations. The schools sites will be mown at frequencies prescribed in their assigned level of service, April through October depending on weather conditions and the condition of the individual sites. Every attempt will be made to conduct mowing operations before the school day starts. Leaf Collection Leaf collection will begin with City scheduled removal of leaves during November and December. Collection activity will be conducted according to level of service assigned to each site. Every attempt will be made not to disrupt school activities.
Mowing Operations. The Libraries sites will be mown at frequencies prescribed in their assigned level of service, (discussed in more detail on page 7) April through October depending on weather conditions and the condition of the individual sites. Every attempt will be made to conduct mowing operations during the regular work day in the mornings. Leaf Collection Leaf collection will begin with City scheduled removal of leaves between late October and December. Collection activity will be conducted according to level of service assigned to each site. As weather permits, unscheduled leaf removal will continue into the spring. Snow Removal Each Library will be assigned a crew for snow removal. The crews will operate on 12-hour shifts during snow removal days to make sure libraries are plowed and sidewalks are cleared within the time frames listed per level of service. Winter maintenance programs will take place in January and February. The snow removal plans for each Library are highlighted in yellow and orange on the following pages. Spring Maintenance In March and April, each site will receive additional maintenance including pruning the trees, overhauling the flower and shrub beds and repairs to the turf areas. Tree Services Library properties will be inspected annually to determine tree maintenance requirements on each site. Work orders to prune trees, remove low limbs and/or limbs interfering with library structures, and when necessary remove dead or hazardous trees and stumps will be written and executed as needed. In general, pruning of all trees will be completed on a five year rotation. Limbs that fall and trees that are damaged or fail during severe weather events will be removed as soon as possible. Levels of Service to be Provided Overview Continued Horticulture Services The goal is to provide perennials and seasonal color to all designated areas at each Library according to the assigned level of service. The Horticultural Supervisor at RPCA will consult with the Director of Libraries to determine appropriate plant needs given each budget cycle and level of service. Additional mulch and/or additional service will be provided through requests to the RPCA Park Operations and for an additional fee. Any additional landscape areas or services not identified in this plan that the Libraries desire will be at the expense of the Libraries. Capital Improvement Projects RPCA and Libraries recognize that consideration should be given to making capital improvements on Library gr...
Mowing Operations. All operations upon the highway right-of-way must be in accordance with the guidelines established in the Department's current Mowing Guide and meet the approval of the Division Engineer. Failure to comply with the Mowing Guide or the provisions of this subchapter shall be cause for immediate cancellation of the permit.
Mowing Operations. 5.3 Roadside Mowing encompasses the routinely mowed areas of shoulders, front and back of less than 3:1, roadside ditch bottoms, raised median islands, various width utility strips, berms, and similar areas conducive to the use of high production equipment. See Attachment D for defined areas. Consult with Ferrovial Services if there are any questions about mowing area or limits.
