Brush Control Sample Clauses

Brush Control. During each cycle the Contractor is responsible for cutting and removing brush and plant growth up to two (2) inches in diameter and up to seven
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Brush Control. During each cycle the Contractor is responsible for cutting and removing brush and plant growth up to two (2) inches in diameter and up to seven (7) feet in height along right-of-way, undeveloped lots or properties and along fence lines and walls so it does not encroach onto the County’s right-of-way. Areas behind power poles shall be mowed at least one mower pass to the right-of-way line. This work will be performed in conjunction with the mowing cycle. The cost of brush control will be included in the unit price bid for mowing. Tree trimming/elevating is not part of this contract. Low hanging limbs over the right of way will be addressed by the County maintenance Unit.
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Brush Control. During each cycle, the Contractor shall cut and remove brush and plant growth up to two (2) inches in diameter and up to seven (7) feet height along retention area boundaries, developed or undeveloped lots or properties and along fence lines and walls so it does not encroach onto the County’s right-of- way/property. This work shall be performed in conjunction with the mowing cycle. The cost of brush control shall be included in the unit price bid for mowing.
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Brush Control. During each cycle the Contractor shall be responsible for cutting and removing brush and plant growth up to two (2) inches in diameter and up to a seven (7) feet height along right-of-way, undeveloped lots or properties and along fence lines and walls so it does not encroach onto the County’s right-of-way. Areas behind power poles shall be mowed at least one mower pass to the right-of-way line. This work will be performed in conjunction with the mowing cycle. The cost of brush control will be included in the unit price bid for mowing. The Contractor shall remove sucker growth and dead material from the bases of all trees at soil level to include the trunk lines. Sucker growth shall also be removed from the soil line to the main branches. The contractor shall report any unusual hazard to County’s Representative. The contractor shall also spray the mulch ring around the trees with herbicide without harming the trees. The cost of sucker growth, herbicide and dead material removal will be included in the unit price bid for mowing.
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Brush Control. The Contractor shall cut and remove brush along undeveloped lots or property and along fence lines so that it does not encroach onto the County’s right-of-way. This work shall be performed in conjunction with the mowing cycle. The cost of brush control shall be included in the unit price bid for mowing.
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