Vegetative Clause Samples

Vegetative. Debris Processing Services - shall mean those services to be performed by the Contractor including: a) grinding of vegetative debris for volume reduction at Service Sites; b) transportation and/or oversight of transportation from Service Sites to remove material; c) reporting to the CVWMA the results of the process; d) the performance of any and all other functions and obligations relative or ancillary to the described services;

Vegetative. Thinning 1. When vegetation and removal is deemed necessary by the City, and regulatory permits are in place to provide for adequate flood protection, the City shall determine if the work shall be accomplished by hand crews, mechanical equipment, or a combination of available resources. In reaching this determination, careful consideration shall be given to the mutual goal of minimizing negative impacts throughout the mitigation site and continuing to allow the drainage to function as a flood control channel designed to support 100-year flood flows. 2. The channel thinning zones will be maintained annually by mowing or removing vegetation above the existing soil level not to exceed two feet (24-inches) in height so that all channels will support 100-year flood flows. 3. For maintenance of channel the Contractor may use: a. Four-wheel-drive all-terrain vehicle (ATV) type maintenance vehicles to haul personnel, equipment, trash, trimmings, weeds, and debris. b. A 30-40 horsepower utility tractor with bucket and mower for mowing channel bottoms. c. A skip-loader and/or backhoe as required to effect irrigation mainline repairs in areas accessible to this type of equipment.

Vegetative visual screening, a minimum of 1.8 metres (6 feet) in height, shall be provided along the south and west property lines abutting residential uses. Adjustments may be permitted to the location of the fence in situations where there is conflict with existing tree locations.

Vegetative buffers protect property values by ensuring the previous items are controlled and by helping to protect buildings and trees on your property from flooding, wind and ice damage.

Vegetative. Material (Trash) includes all waste or refuse other than garbage, including but not limited to garden and lawn clippings and other waste, grass and other plant clippings, leaves, tree limbs and branches, palm fronds and similar matter. Construction and demolition debris means material generally considered to be not water soluble and non hazardous in nature, including but not limited to steel, glass, brick, concrete or asphalt roofing material. Street Debris scattered items and materials broken, destroyed, or waste which has been disposed improperly.

Vegetative buffers improve water quality and help to prevent algae blooms by filtering excess nutrients, such as phosphorus and nitrogen from entering the water column.

Vegetative matter removed from the Roadway in excess of one (1) foot in length or three (3) inches in diameter shall be scattered outside the roadway to a depth less then eighteen (18) inches above the ground.