Rough in 3 piece bathroom in basement. (Location may vary from that shown on plan.)
Rough in central vacuum system. Rough-in for future dishwasher (plumbing and electrical).
Rough in three piece plumbing in basement for future bathroom, as per vendor’s standard location.
Rough grading, stockpiles and weed-free maintenance The Developer shall ensure that all lots or blocks, or parts thereof, forming a part of the Lands shall be rough graded and drained in accordance with the Approved Grading Plan and to eliminate any ponding of water. All drainage works required to accommodate the Approved Grading Plan shall be constructed and installed by the Developer. Any clearing, grubbing or area grading required to implement the Approved Grading Plan must be approved by the Township Engineer prior to the operations on site taking place. The Developer shall also obtain the approval of the Township Engineer for stockpile location. All vacant lots, blocks or parts thereof shall be maintained by the Developer cutting down weeds when required to do so by the Township until the date that a building had been erected on the applicable lot, block or part thereof, failing which the Township may do so at the cost of the Developer.
Rough. ~Xxxxxx X’Xxxxxxxx Please Notify the Employment Office or Business Office of Any Change in Your Address or Telephone Number or to Add Your E-mail Address. Important Phone Numbers The following telephone numbers and websites are listed for the convenience of all covered members ELECTRICAL INDUSTRY BOARD Benefit Fund Office, 000-000-0000 Fax 000-000-0000 E-mail: POSTMASTER@EIBof XX.xxx Web Site: XXXxxXX.xxx LOCAL 25 IBEW 000-000-0000 Fax 000-000-0000 xxx.XXXX00.xxx IBEW Local 25 HEALTH & BENEFIT FUND MAGNACARE Customer Service Hospital/Medical/Dental Toll free 0-000-000-0000 Preferred Provider Directory Information Toll Free 0-000-000-0000 xxx.xxxxxxxxx.xxx Hospital Precertification/2nd Opinion Toll Free -877-335-4725 Dental: DDS Preferred Provider 516-794-7700 xxx.xxxxxx.xxx Xxxxx Vision For information: 1-800-999-543 xxx.xxxxxxxxxxx.xxx EPIC Hearing Service Plan: 0-000-000-0000 Express Scripts: For Information: 0-000-000-0000 xxx.xxxxx.xxx National EAP Employee Assistance Providers 0-000-000-0000 REMEMBER... CONDUIT DEADLINE for the May/June Issue is xxx.xxxxxxxxxxx.xxx 7 I.B.E.W. LOCAL 25 PENSION FUND: The Prudential Insurance Co: MAY Pension Checks APRIL Missing/Change of Address, Call: APRIL Toll Free, 0-000-000-0000 xxx.xxxxxxxxxx.xxx FINAL PROOF NEBF Pension: 1-301-556-4300 NEBF Education & Information Web Site can be accessed at XXXX.xxx Shut It Off
Rough. The main objective of the rough is to maintain at minimal levels while not compromising the aesthetics, severity of penalty, and speed of play. Rough Standards: • The rough will be maintained at a height between 2.25 and 2.5 inches with rotary mowers. The primary or intermediate cut of rough (area roughly 15' around fairway) will be maintained at 1.75 inches and be mowed two times a week. • The rough bordering fairway bunkers will be maintained regularly to maintain proper turf buffer between the bunker and fairway. • The rough will be mowed at least once a week when actively growing with perimeters of fairways cut a second time if needed. Growth regulators will be used in the spring and fall, to slow the growth rate of the grass around the fairway perimeter. • Large remote areas of rough will be cut monthly. • Broadleaf weeds will be controlled as needed to promote aesthetics, playability and uniformity. • Edges and O.B. areas of course will be mowed monthly: these areas include wooded areas with turf, fence edges, and out of the way native / meadow areas.
Rough. Roughs will be mowed with rotary type mowers. • The mowing height will be approximately 2.5 inches throughout the season. • Rough will be mowed 1-2 times per week during the May thru September growing season. Weather and course conditions may change the days they are mowed and the frequency. We are anticipating mowing 2 times per week during active growth periods. • One Herbicide application will be made to control dicot weeds. Typically this application will occur in the spring. NATURAL AREAS • The Natural Areas will be considered non-managed areas of the golf course. • The Long Grass areas will be sprayed with herbicide once per year to control weeds. GREEN SURROUNDS, TEE AND BUNKER BANKS • Banks will be mowed with a sidewinder-type rotary bank mower and generally the same frequency as the rough. • The mowing height will be approximately 2.5 inches. • Fertilizer and herbicide applications will be consistent with the applications made for the rough. SAND BUNKERS • Bunkers will be raked using a Toro Sand Pro 5000, or similar equipment. • The bunkers will be raked 4 times per week, during the May thru September golfing season. Weather and course conditions may change the days they are raked and the frequency. In April and October, bunkers will be raked on an "as needed" basis, but no more than four times per week. • Bunker xxxxx will be placed inside the bunker after it has been raked. • A "hard edging" of bunkers will be done l time per year using a mechanical edger or spade shovels. The edge will be cut and material removed with the existing bunker sand pulled up to the edge. Throughout the season a string trimmer will be used to keep the edge. • Washouts from heavy rains will be repaired as soon as possible following storms. • Pumping of the bunkers is not anticipated. PRACTICE AREA • Practice area setup is the responsibility of others. • Picking of the range balls will be the responsibility of others • The practice range rough will be treated and maintained as part of the regular rough program. PRACTICE TEE • Tees will be mowed with a Toro Triplex Greensmower, or similar equipment. • The mowing height will be approximately 0.75 inch. • Tees will be mowed 3 times a week during the May thru September growing season. Weather and course conditions may change the days they are mowed. In April and October, tees will be mowed on an "as needed" basis, but no more than 3 times a week. • The practice tee divots will be filled and seeded weekly. • Aerification wil...
Rough. In Stage: The framing, plumbing, electrical and mechanical systems and all other aspects of the construction available for inspection will be inspected for proper installation;
Rough. This shall comprise a lightly ridged surface as struck off with a tamping board. Degree of Accuracy III is required. This finish shall provide a good key for subsequent finishing with a screed or bituminous carpet.
Rough and-tumble play, often observed in the animal world, where “animals know how to play roughly without injury by rounding their body gestures and not aiming for dominance; children can be helped to do the same” (p.54).
