Mulch Replenishment Sample Clauses

Mulch Replenishment. 4.13.13.1. The Contractor, when directed by NYCDOT, shall replenish the mulch levels of specified landscaped areas as required by Section 4.14.3. 4.13.13.2. This item will only be paid for services in addition to the Mulch Maintenance as required by Section 4.11, including but not limited to the mulch replenishment to be performed during the month of April. 4.13.13.3. Unit of Measurement: per cubic yard.
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Mulch Replenishment. Mulch replenishment (beyond Extra Work Item #11- Spot Applications) on a large scale or community–wide basis will be accomplished on a schedule and frequency as determined by the ‘OWNER”. Mulching material of choice is shredded melaleuca (brand named: FloriMulch). The manufacturer is Forest Resources, Inc. of Ft. ▇▇▇▇▇. Application is acceptable using either bagged or bulk product, or a combination, unless directed otherwise by the “OWNER”. New plant beds will be mulched to a minimum depth of three (3) inches. New mulch is to be applied in a level profile consistent with pre-existing grades so that the final uniform mulch depth comprised of both existing and new layers will be a minimum of three (3) inches but will not exceed four (4) inches. New material will not be applied against trunks or plant stems but will taper down to the soil at those locations. In all locations where the existing mulch bed is in contact with a paved surface (i.e. sidewalks, walkways, roadway edges or curbing and driveways) the “CONTRACTOR” will lightly trench the mulch-hard surface bed line to better contain the existing and applied mulch. Mulch will be raked, swept or blown off paved areas and turf grass into beds as the work progresses.
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Mulch Replenishment. 4.16.21.1. The Contractor, when directed by NYCDOT, shall replenish the mulch levels of specified landscaped areas as per the Mulch Maintenance standard of care (4.17.2). 4.16.21.2. This item will only be paid for services in addition to the Mulch Maintenance required under the Routine Monthly Maintenance Services (4.15), including but not limited to the mulch replenishment to be performed during the month of April. 4.16.21.3. Unit of Measurement: per cubic yard 4.17. Standards of Care 4.17.1. The following Standards of Care represent instructions for how to perform the tasks described in the sections above. These standards are not included in the bid sheet and shall be considered incidental to the performance of the tasks.
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