Grass Seeding Clause Samples

The Grass Seeding clause outlines the requirements and responsibilities for planting grass seed as part of a construction or landscaping project. It typically specifies the type of seed to be used, the areas to be seeded, preparation of the soil, timing of the seeding, and standards for successful growth, such as minimum coverage or germination rates. This clause ensures that the finished project includes properly established grass, addressing issues of site restoration, erosion control, and aesthetic appearance.
Grass Seeding. 6.1 The Contractor shall grass seed during mid-August to October: otherwise in April. Seeding operations shall only take place under suitable weather conditions: as approved by the Contract Administrator.
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Grass Seeding. Cooperators agree to seed acres in Section , in Township North, Range West, as shown on the attached maps.
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