Plantings Clause Samples
The 'Plantings' clause defines the responsibilities and requirements related to the installation, maintenance, and replacement of plants, trees, or landscaping elements on a property. It typically specifies which party is responsible for planting, the types or standards of vegetation to be used, and the ongoing care or replacement obligations if plantings die or are damaged. This clause ensures that the appearance and condition of landscaped areas are maintained according to agreed standards, preventing disputes over landscaping duties and preserving property value.
Plantings. Planting of grass, shrubs, bushes and trees unless the property is located within or adjacent to a listed or eligible historic property.
Plantings. Planting of grass, shrubs, bushes and trees. HUD-assisted projects require a historic preservation compliance review, otherwise known as a Section 106 review, which requires federal agencies to consider the effects of their projects on historic properties. This review process can be completed as outlined in 36 CFR 800 for individual projects, or a Programmatic Agreement (Agreement) may be developed as an alternative to expedite the process for multiple projects. HUD developed a statewide Agreement that applies to HUD projects administered under both 24 CFR Part 58, when the unit of local government is the Responsible Entity (RE) mandated to ensure compliance with the National Environmental Policy Act and all related laws and authorities under Part 58, including Section 106; and Part 50, when HUD officials conduct the environmental review. The Agreement includes a list of project activities that are exempt from further review, provided the stipulations in the Agreement are met. Individual Responsible Entities can opt to sign the Agreement and use its streamlining measures in their Section 106 reviews. Participation in the Agreement is voluntary. A Responsible Entity is always free to develop its own separate, individual Agreement or conduct reviews with the standard Section 106 process. To take advantage of the stipulations in the Agreement, a Responsible Entity must be a party to the Agreement, which can be achieved through implementing the protocols below. The Agreement was drafted by HUD in consultation with the SHPO and with input from the ACHP. During the initial development of the Agreement, HUD through its Office of Environment and Energy, facilitated consultation with statewide historic preservation organizations and federally recognized Indian tribes. Responsible Entities who signed at the initial stage conducted outreach to the public and potentially interested parties in their jurisdiction about the Agreement, their intention to sign it as well as to solicit comments on the draft. Documentation of that outreach effort, and comments, were provided to HUD. The draft Agreement was revised based on comments received from HUD’s outreach as well as that of the Responsible Entities. The Agreement is now executed and cannot be modified, except as outlined in Stipulation XII of the Agreement. The following guidelines should be used when a Responsible Entity seeks to adopt the HUD Statewide Agreement to expedite Section 106 reviews conducted under Part 58.
Plantings. Planting of grass, shrubs, bushes and trees.
Plantings. Developer shall plant all trees, shrubs, lawns, and other landscaping materials as shown on landscaping plans filed with the Township and, in addition thereto, shall comply with all screening and buffering requirements of any other applicable West Hanover Township Ordinances. Developer shall remove all unauthorized plantings within the rights-of-way of the Township and refrain from the planting of any shrubbery or landscaping materials in any of the rights-of-way or intersection lines of sight as shown on the Plan.
Plantings. The Contractor shall install flowering and/or other colorful seasonal plantings in the two large existing flower beds located each side of the Hunter Street entrance to the Apex Town Hall, in front of the signs designating the Apex Town Hall, within the foundation plantings adjacent to the front and back entrance canopy/porch area of the Apex Town Hall, within the butterfly garden at the Apex Community Center, and within existing containers and seasonal plant beds located at the Apex Union Depot, as shown in Exhibit 14 & 15. Contractor shall maintain plantings on a weekly schedule which includes watering, weeding, and deadheading to keep plants attractive and blooming during their growing season.
Plantings. Planting of grass, shrubs, bushes, and trees when in previously disturbed soils as 724 defined above. 725 l. Ground Disturbance. Any proposed ground disturbance in soil 1) less than 1 m in horizontal 726 size and less than .5 m deep, or 2) within previously disturbed soils as defined above.
Plantings. Plant species used in enhanced wet swale shall be installed per the details shown in the plans and meet the requirements outlined in Georgia Department of Transportation Specification Section 702. Plants shall be selected on the basis of a specified hydric tolerance zone and shall be capable of surviving wetland conditions. All plants used shall be well grown and healthy and free from disease and infestation by invasive species.
Plantings. Planting of grass, flowers, shrubs, or bushes in existing gardens or landscaped areas. AGENCY: Advisory Council on Historic Preservation. ACTION: Notice of Final Policy Statement on Affordable Housing and Historic Preservation.
Plantings i. Planting of grass, shrubs, bushes, and trees.
ii. Removal of vegetation or hazard trees
Plantings. This bid shall be paid for per item. This bid item shall include all preparatory work in accordance with the Plans and Specifications. Payment shall also include 1 year warranty and associated maintenance. See Submittal log and Landscaping Section 02900.