Common use of Establishment Period Clause in Contracts

Establishment Period. ‌ Developer shall provide a two-year establishment period and maintain all landscape plantings for two years after the IFA’s initial approval of plantings and landscape Work for those areas outside of the O&M Limits. IFA shall provide its initial approval for plantings and landscape work only after all plant materials within a geographic warranty area approved by IFA have been planted, are true to species and minimum size and are in a healthy and thriving condition. In addition, each plant pit or bed shall be properly filled, mulched, pruned, and staked. Developer shall define geographic establishment areas and submit to IFA for approval with the Aesthetics and Enhancement Implementation Plan. No more than 10 geographic establishment areas shall be designated. The geographic establishment areas shall be contiguous and well defined by landmarks such as bridges, cross roads, etc. SWM facilities and riparian plantings shall be included in the areas proposed for initial approval. The replacement of any areas damaged after initial approval by IFA and prior to Final Acceptance shall be performed by Developer. During this two-year establishment period, Developer shall replace any plant materials that are not in a healthy and thriving condition, reflective of the species and in accordance with the Department’s Standard Specifications.

Establishment Period. ‌ Developer shall provide a two-year establishment period and maintain all landscape plantings for two years after the IFA’s IFA‘s initial approval of plantings and landscape Work for those areas outside of the O&M Limits. IFA shall provide its initial approval for plantings and landscape work only after all plant materials within a geographic warranty area approved by IFA have been planted, are true to species and minimum size and are in a healthy and thriving condition. In addition, each plant pit or bed shall be properly filled, mulched, pruned, and staked. Developer shall define geographic establishment areas and submit to IFA for approval with the Aesthetics Aesthetic and Enhancement Implementation Plan. No more than 10 geographic establishment areas shall be designated. The geographic establishment areas shall be contiguous and well defined by landmarks such as bridges, cross roads, etc. SWM facilities and riparian plantings shall be included in the areas proposed for initial approval. The replacement of any areas damaged after initial approval by IFA and prior to Final Acceptance shall be performed by Developer. During this two-year establishment period, Developer shall replace any plant materials that are not in a healthy and thriving condition, reflective of the species and in accordance with the Department’s Department‘s Standard Specifications.

Establishment Period. ‌ Developer shall provide a two-year establishment period and maintain all landscape plantings for two years after the IFA’s initial approval of plantings and landscape Work for those areas outside of the O&M Limits. IFA shall provide its initial approval for plantings and landscape work only after all plant materials within a geographic warranty area approved by IFA have been planted, are true to species and minimum size and are in a healthy and thriving condition. In addition, each plant pit or bed shall be properly filled, mulched, pruned, and staked. Developer shall define geographic establishment areas and submit to IFA for approval with the Aesthetics Aesthetic and Enhancement Implementation Plan. No more than 10 geographic establishment areas shall be designated. The geographic establishment areas shall be contiguous and well defined by landmarks such as bridges, cross roads, etc. SWM facilities and riparian plantings shall be included in the areas proposed for initial approval. The replacement of any areas damaged after initial approval by IFA and prior to Final Acceptance shall be performed by Developer. During this two-year establishment period, Developer shall replace any plant materials that are not in a healthy and thriving condition, reflective of the species and in accordance with the Department’s Standard Specifications.