Watering Sample Clauses

Watering a. Check all planted material once a week throughout the contract for dryness by removing the mulch from their base and “sampling the soil” approximately 4 in (100mm) deep. Water if the soil is not moist. b. Water all planted material if a drought (no rain for two weeks) occurs. Provide the water required to meet the watering requirements. c. Water each plant thoroughly until the ground is saturated to a depth slightly below the root ball. Apply water in a manner to prevent erosion.

Watering. The contractor shall water all trees and palms regularly. The contractor shall provide schedules for all watering performed at least one week prior to commencement. The contractor shall notify the City prior to watering at the time outlined herein and must adhere to the schedule. The City will have the right to alter said schedules due to events or projects that may conflict or require immediate attention. In the first two weeks, watering should occur 4 times a week. The saucers around the trees and palms should be filled with a minimum of three inches of water. From the third week through the eight-week watering should be done 3 times a week. From the ninth week through the 52nd week watering should be done twice a week or more if needed. This is the minimum- watering schedule desired. If site conditions require more water, it is the responsibility of the contractor to make those scheduling changes. The City has the right at anytime during the maintenance period to require additional watering.

Watering i. Adequate watering of the root ball is the most important maintenance practice in order to ensure establishment of newly planted trees. Failure to provide adequate water prevents root growth. ii. The objective of watering is to deliver water to the root zone. Foliar applications are not acceptable. Water runoff is not acceptable. If water is running off rather than penetrating soil surface, reduce water pressure. iii. The Proposer shall at minimum water trees as scheduled. Rainfall will not supplant the requirement to perform watering. During periods of extreme heat or drought the Proposer is encouraged to provide additional watering events to ensure that trees survive. iv. The watering schedule shall be: 1. Year 1 and Year 2: Minimum once per week from May 1 – October 15 for a total of 24 visits each year (44 visits over the course of both years). 2. Year 3: Minimum every other week from May 1– October 15 for a total of 12 visits. 3. Year 4: Only applies to a 4-year establishment period. Minimum every other week June 15 – September 1 for a total of 6 visits. 4. The City PM may request additional watering visits at the scheduled rate. Additional watering events may be before May 1, during the regular schedule, or after October 15. v. Watering shall consist of the placement of at least 20 gallons of water per tree per watering episode. The City PM may reduce the required volume of water required per watering event. Within 24 hours, water shall penetrate to at least a 12” depth for all planted trees. The Proposer shall confirm that watering operations are meeting this target depth. vi. The following methods are acceptable. The City PM may require the Proposer to use one of the following watering methods for specific projects. 1. Truck with water tank and pump: The water tank shall be clean, and the pump shall be in good working condition, without leaking connections. Tanks previously used for chemical application are strictly prohibited. The truck shall remain on paved areas at all times, unless approved by the City. If approved to travel on turf, and turf is damaged, repair work will be the financial responsibility of the Proposer as described under Protection of Existing Features above. The hose shall accommodate distance from truck to watering location. A watering wand is required at the end of the hose. Buckets may also be used. 2. Pressurized deep watering probe: Use as many injection sites as necessary within the root zone to evenly saturate soil to ...

Watering. All proposed tree, shrub, and other plantings and existing vegetation in the East End Crossing area that is to remain shall be kept sufficiently watered so that plants are provided water during all phases of the East End Crossing.

Watering. 1. Apply water in a manner to prevent erosion. Water plants deeply and thoroughly at the time of planting. Water after applying fertilizer called for in Subsection 702.

Watering. ƒ The water supplied to the garden is untreated and is not to be used for drinking. ƒ Weather dependent, notification will be given regarding the spring startup and winter shutoff of water supply.

Watering. The community garden plots will have access to water. Gardeners will need to carry water to their plot. We recommend using water conservation methods such as mulching and selecting plants that use less water. Earth-friendly and low-water gardening methods are encouraged. a) Hoses are not allowed. b) Please report water problems to Campton Township Staff. c) Standing water or excessive wet spots are breeding grounds for mosquitoes, which are a health hazard. Empty all containers and store them upside down.

Watering. Hoses will be provided by the ACGS. Please handle with care, turn off after use, and place hoses on stands. If there is a problem with a hose or a water leak, please contact ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇@▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇. Water conservation is everyone’s responsibility. Only hand held nozzles are permitted; any other type of sprinkler or soaker must not be used. Watering during midday is discouraged, especially on hot or windy days.

Watering. For the first 2-3 years most plants need deep infrequent water during the dry season to establish a healthy root system.