Common use of General Description of Work Clause in Contracts

General Description of Work. The lakes in Orange County Regional Parks (OC Parks) provide an aesthetic and recreational benefit to the public and are considered jewels within the park system. To ensure the beneficial uses of the lakes are maintained, a lake management program has been established that requires Contractor support to implement. The Scope of Work for this Contract shall consist of providing all necessary labor, materials, and equipment for providing a full-service, all-inclusive lake management program for OC Parks over a three year basis, with renewable options for two additional one year options. Contractor performance will be evaluated on an annual basis to determine contract renewal status. The work shall include all needed services to manage the lakes including, but not limited to: • Water quality monitoring and evaluation through routine inspections • Nuisance weed and algae control • Lake nutrient control • Lake vegetation management • Enhancing lake aesthetics, including measurable and progressive clarity improvement • Waterfowl habitat management • Consultation on lake dredging and sedimentation issues • Assisting with established fish stocking programs • Aeration/recirculation system management/diagnosis • Regulatory compliance including National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) through State and Regional Water Quality Control Boards, California Department of Fish & Wildlife (CA-DFW) and Army Corps of Engineers In fulfilling these services, Contractor shall comply with all applicable Federal, State, County, and local laws and regulations. Contractor is responsible for mitigating any damages or spills that impact the lakes or County property resulting from their actions. The following eighteen (18) lakes and seven (7) ponds located at twelve (12) County parks and Irvine Lake will be included in the active management program. Additional details are provided in Tables A & B.

General Description of Work. The lakes in Orange County Regional Parks (OC Parks) provide an aesthetic and recreational benefit to the public and are considered jewels within the park system. To ensure the beneficial uses of the lakes are maintained, a lake management program has been established that requires Contractor support to implement. The Scope of Work for this Contract shall consist of providing all necessary labor, materials, and equipment for providing a full-service, all-inclusive lake management program for OC Parks over a three year basis, with renewable options for two additional one year options. Contractor performance will be evaluated on an annual basis to determine contract renewal status. The work shall include all needed services to manage the lakes including, but not limited to: •  Water quality monitoring and evaluation through routine inspections •  Nuisance weed and algae control •  Lake nutrient control •  Lake vegetation management •  Enhancing lake aesthetics, including measurable and progressive clarity improvement •  Waterfowl habitat management •  Consultation on lake dredging and sedimentation issues •  Assisting with established fish stocking programs •  Aeration/recirculation system management/diagnosis •  Regulatory compliance including National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) through State and Regional Water Quality Control Boards, California Department of Fish & Wildlife (CA-DFW) and Army Corps of Engineers In fulfilling these services, Contractor shall comply with all applicable Federal, State, County, and local laws and regulations. Contractor is responsible for mitigating any damages or spills that impact the lakes or County property resulting from their actions. The following eighteen seventeen (1817) lakes and seven (7) ponds located at twelve (12) County parks and Irvine Lake will be included in the active management program. Additional details are provided in Tables A & B.

General Description of Work. The lakes in Orange County Regional Parks (OC Parks) provide an aesthetic and recreational benefit to the public and are considered jewels within the park system. To ensure the beneficial uses of the lakes are maintained, a lake management program has been established that requires Contractor support to implement. The Scope of Work for this Contract shall consist of providing all necessary labor, materials, and equipment for providing a full-service, all-inclusive lake management program for OC Parks over a three year basis, with renewable options for two additional one year options. Contractor performance will be evaluated on an annual basis to determine contract renewal status. The work shall include all needed services to manage the lakes including, but not limited to: • Water quality monitoring and evaluation through routine inspections • Nuisance weed and algae control • Lake nutrient control • Lake vegetation management • Enhancing lake aesthetics, including measurable and progressive clarity improvement • Waterfowl habitat management • Consultation on lake dredging and sedimentation issues • Assisting with established fish stocking programs • Aeration/recirculation system management/diagnosis • Regulatory compliance including National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) through State and Regional Water Quality Control Boards, California Department of Fish & Wildlife (CA-DFW) and Army Corps of Engineers In fulfilling these services, Contractor shall comply with all applicable Federal, State, County, and local laws and regulations. Contractor is responsible for mitigating any damages or spills that impact the lakes or County property resulting from their actions. The following eighteen (18) lakes and seven (7) ponds located at twelve (12) County parks and Irvine Lake will be included in the active management program. Additional details are provided in Tables A & B.