Terraseeding Sample Clauses
The Terraseeding clause defines the requirements and procedures for the process of applying a mixture of soil, seed, and other amendments to a prepared surface using specialized equipment. In practice, this clause specifies the types of materials to be used, the method of application, and the conditions under which terraseeding should occur, such as weather or soil preparation standards. Its core function is to ensure consistent and effective establishment of vegetation on disturbed or newly constructed areas, thereby promoting erosion control and landscape restoration.
Terraseeding. Item No. A12 Reference: OPSS.MUNI 804 Terraseeding TM Organic Soil Amendment and Seed Cover Establishment. This product shall be used at all areas disturbed during construction processes and shall be placed within two (2) weeks of completing ditching work or concrete repairs. Prior to placement, the receiving area must be inspected and approved by the Contract Administrator. This work shall consist of furnishing, constructing and maintaining a new vegetated surface composed of an organic growing media injected with seed. This surface may be constructed by hand for small areas (less than 100 m2) or with a pneumatic blower unit complete with a supplemental granular injection system capable of installing at least 15 cubic meters per hour. Hand placed product must be purchased premixed from a certified supplier. Proof of product purchase shall be submitted to the Contract Administrator prior to hand installation. Compost and seed shall be applied at a minimum depth of 50 mm. OR OR Material: The material shall consist of composted materials, according to certain particle sizing specifications. Particle size: 99% passing through a 25 mm sieve. Organic Soil: The amendment shall be derived from 100% well-decomposed green waste organic matter produced by composting sites who meet or exceed MOE Compost Regulation 101 as well as meeting the Canadian Council of Ministers of the Environment’s (CCME) definition for Type “A” Compost (See “Support Document for Compost Quality Criteria”, CCME).