Adopted Standards Sample Clauses

Adopted Standards. (a) The commissioner adopts by reference:
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Adopted Standards. All plants will be handled in accordance with accepted horticultural practices and professional standards as recommended by the Illinois Landscape Contractors Association. INSPECTION OF PLANT MATERIAL The nursery supplying plant material has been visited before the award of the contract. Material, which is suitable for the Village’s requirements, has been inspected and will be selected by the Deputy Director of Public Works Operations or his authorized representative. QUALITY OF PLANT MATERIAL Material shall be in a live, healthy condition free from dead branches, blemishes, scars decayed spots, frost cracks, disfiguring knots, bruises, broken bark or mutilation of any nature. Only material dug with the earth ball from the nursery growing location will be acceptable. Material with a composition or processed ball will be rejected. PLANTING Tree shall be planted in holes at least twelve (12) inches wider than the diameter of the ball and a minimum of two (2) feet in depth. In unfavorable ground conditions, the contractor shall place approximately six (6) inches of loose topsoil in the bottom of the excavation before planting the tree. All excess spoilage and/or soil are to be removed by the contractor. All string and burlap from the top 30% of the ball shall be removed prior to mulch application. All trees must be watered immediately after planting by the contractor. The approximate locations of trees to be planted are shown in Appendix B. Each tree shall be planted plumb and at the same level as where it stood in the nursery in relation to finished grade. Backfill shall be properly fertilized with organic fertilizer and shall be thoroughly watered when the hole is two-thirds (2/3) full of topsoil. After watering, the filling shall be completed and the soil thoroughly tamped. After planting, a four-(4) inch mulch of wood chips or an approved equal shall be applied over the disturbed ground and a shallow watering basin provided around the tree. Water bags as provided by the Village of Buffalo Grove shall be installed by the contractor. The contractor agrees to indemnify the Village of Buffalo Grove for any and all violations of laws and any rules and regulations now or hereafter issued
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Adopted Standards. Turnout time equates to the time from the receipt of a dispatched alarm by the firefighting crew, until they indicate (verbally or electronically) they are en-route to the incident. Turnout Time Standard: At fully staffed stations Eastside Fire & Rescue has adopted turn out time standards of: 90 seconds for daytime EMS incidents 120 seconds for nighttime EMS incidents 135 seconds for daytime FIRE incidents 165 seconds for nighttime FIRE incidents During 2017, overall, EF&R met its turn out time standards 95.9% of the time. This did meet the time standards set by the EF&R Board. The overall 90th percentile time was 107 seconds. At fully staffed stations, Eastside Fire & Rescue met its Daytime EMS turn out standard 96.0% of the time. The 90th percentile time was 78 seconds. At fully staffed stations, Eastside Fire & Rescue met its Nighttime EMS turn out standard 92.3% of the time. The 90th percentile time was 117 seconds. At fully staffed stations, Eastside Fire & Rescue met its Daytime FIRE turn out standard 97.8% of the time. The 90th percentile time was 105 seconds. At fully staffed stations, Eastside Fire & Rescue met its Nighttime FIRE turn out standard 97.7% of the time. The 90th percentile time was 135 seconds. Response time for the arrival of the first arriving engine company at a fire suppression incident. Response Time Standard: Eastside Fire &Rescue has adopted an urban/suburban response/travel time standard of ten (10) minutes for the arrival of the first engine company to a fire suppression incident, which the Agency should meet 90% of the time. During 2017, EF&R arrived on urban fire suppression incidents in ten (10) minutes or less 99.5% of the time. This did meet the time standards set by the EF&R Board. Eastside Fire &Rescue has adopted a rural response/travel time standard of 16 minutes for the arrival of the first engine company to a fire suppression incident, which the Agency should meet 90% of the time. During 2017, EF&R arrived on rural/wilderness fire suppression incidents in 16 minutes or less 100% of the time. This did meet the time standards set by the EF&R Board. Response time for the deployment of a full first alarm assignment at a fire suppression incident Response Time Standard for Full 1st Alarm Response: Eastside Fire & Rescue has adopted an urban/suburban response/travel time standard of 22 minutes for the arrival of the full complement of a 1st alarm response to a fire suppression incident, which the Agency should meet 90% o...
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