Grass Cutting the cutting of grass verges and banks.
Grass Cutting. The Contractor shall maintain the height of grass between 4 and 6 centimeters. The Contractor is responsible for all equipment and fuels needed to complete this task.
Grass Cutting. (i) Prior to cutting any area, the Contractor will ensure that it is free of significantly large stones, paper, tins, bottles and other debris.
(ii) The Contractor will also inspect each site for areas of ground sinkage / potholes and areas of potential hazard and will inform the Council immediately of any specific hazards.
1.2 The Contractor will at all times during the period of the Contract, ensure that all machines engaged in grass cutting operations are sharp and properly set, so as to produce a true and even cut. Any damage or areas of grass not cut to the approval of the Council from such lack of maintenance will be made good by the Contractor at his own expense and to the satisfaction of the Council.
1.3 The Contractor will at all times during the period of the Contract ensure that machines are properly guarded and maintained so as to present no danger to the operator, surrounding structures, vehicles or any person in the vicinity of operations. The Contractor will provide his staff with all safety equipment, (boots, reflective vests etc.), and will ensure that staff always use these when they are engaged in work for the Council.
1.4 During the period of the Contract, no growth regulators of any form will be applied to any area of turf without the Council sanctioning such an operation in writing, in advance.
1.5 All grass will be cut cleanly and evenly and without damaging the existing surface.
1.6 The Contractor will complete one area of grass cutting before moving onto the next, and immediately after cutting a scheduled area, the Contractor will ensure that all grass clippings and other arisings are cleared from all paved areas, playground equipment safety surfaces, memorial stones, paths and public footpaths, etc., by sweeping or using a blower. Leavings from the annual cut of wildflower areas to be removed from site and not left in situ.
1.7 Soft vegetative growth, such as clover will be deemed to be part of the Contract where it falls within large areas of grass.
1.8 Since it is not possible to predict accurately the precise number of grass cuts which may be required on any site in any one year, the Schedule of Works includes a given number of grass cuts, but the Contractor will be paid on a pro-rata basis for more or less than this number, dependent upon the prevailing weather conditions through the growing season, subject to prior agreement and approval of the Parish Council.
1.9 Mowing will take place on the full area of grass at the site, ...
Grass Cutting. Perform thirty (30) grass cuttings in the District on the dates established pursuant to Section 1, subsection 1.1.3 of this Agreement, in the areas as set forth in Exhibit 1 subject to the following:
1.1.1 CONTRACTOR shall remove all accumulated trash and litter located on the grass cutting area as to avoid debris from being cut by the mower and re-deposited upon the grass cutting area. If abnormal or excessive debris or impediments will have impeded the grass cutting on the day scheduled, the CONTRACTOR shall notify the DDA Director with an estimated cost for the removal of the abnormal or excessive debris or impediments. Upon authorization by the DDA Director, the CONTRACTOR shall remove all abnormal or excessive debris or impediments. Grass cutting shall thereafter be performed by the CONTRACTOR as soon as practically possible. The removal of the abnormal or excessive debris or impediments shall be performed by the CONTRACTOR at the rate set forth in
1.1.2 All grass cuttings shall be performed between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m. (local time).
1.1.3 The CONTRACTOR shall meet with the DDA Director before April 1 of each year to establish a mutually beneficial grass cutting schedule. The grass cutting schedule may be modified by the DDA Director throughout the year as needed to assure the grass is cut to ensure that the entire District is esthetically pleasing in the opinion of the DDA.
1.1.4 All grass cutting and string trimming shall be at the height not to exceed three inches (3”).
1.1.5 Grass belts shall be cut approximately seventy-two inches (72”) wide on each side of the sidewalks.
1.1.6 The CONTRACTOR may use chemicals for grass growth retardation in the areas that require string trimming. Prior to the application of any chemicals upon grass cutting or string trimming areas, the CONTRACTOR shall provide the DDA Director with a copy of the CONTRACTOR’S or its designee application license and a list of all chemicals being applied pursuant to this Agreement. The CONTRACTOR shall further ensure that the CONTRACTOR’S employees have been trained in the application of the chemicals and the first aid remedies for any chemicals that are applied. Additionally, the CONTRACTOR shall promptly notify the DDA Director of any chemical spill while preparing for or applying the chemicals to the property set forth in this Agreement. All chemicals shall be approved for use within the United States by the agency regulating such chemicals.
1.1.7 Grass cuttings ...
Grass Cutting. Lessor agrees to mow the lawn. Lessor shall not be responsible for the personal property of Xxxxxx left in the yard.
Grass Cutting. Tenants are responsible for ensuring any grassed areas on the perimeter of their plot are maintained to an acceptable standard. This includes the central grassed pathways that border your plot.
Grass Cutting gardening, window cleaning and maintenance works etc may from time to time be carried out during the Hire Period. The Company will try to ensure that such works are carried out with the least disruption to the Hirer and the Group as far as reasonably possible.
Grass Cutting. The GMC specifies that the grass it to be kept between the heights of 20mm and 90mm at all times, and there are normally 18 visits scheduled for the summer. The mowing is carried out on a ‘cut and fly’ service, and this means that the grass clippings are not routinely removed, but are allowed to rot down naturally. Only in exceptional situations will the Council order the clearance of discharged clippings. Visits should be completed approximately every 2 weeks, though grass cutting may be suspended during periods of very wet weather. The gardeners will make every effort to minimise any damage to the grass, but the topography of the sites means that some minor scalping can be inevitable in isolated areas. The grass will usually grow back very quickly where damaged, but severe gouges or excessive damage should be reported to the Council for investigation. In periods of drought the grass cutting service may be suspended until such time as the lawns resume growth, and the gardeners are deployed to other works on site. Shrub beds in the communal gardens are to be kept generally weed free at all times, though a certain small coverage is permitted in the Contract, and this is achieved via a combination of hand weeding, hoeing and minimal use of herbicide. There is a programme of mulching to help supress weeds, conserve moisture and provide a decorative finish to borders. The shrubs should be kept tidy, with allowances made for their natural form, and are usually pruned during the period from November to March. Shrubs growing underneath windows must be kept below the window line, and those growing by pathways must not be an obstruction or obscure sightlines. On occasion it is necessary to carry out hard pruning, or reductions, of shrubs in order to achieve this, or to bring a plant to a more manageable height, and whilst it can often look much worse immediately after, it is for an overall long term gain. Hedge trimming is carried out during the summer months, once in May/June and again in September/October, and the xxxxxx should be neat and tidy, and with a pleasing appearance immediately following the pruning.
Grass Cutting. Seasonals are required to cut and trim their own grass. If you cannot make it up to cut, there is an outside service that will mow your lawn for a fee. Ask in office. If you collect grass clippings, they can be disposed of the same as with brush, (see #13). Do not place in high grass or near trees. There is a $25.00 fine applied to your bill, for each week grass is over 5” long.
Grass Cutting. (September to March inclusive). The operation covers tractor mowing and ride-on mowers but excludes brush cutters. • Watering. (September to March inclusive). Water tanker driving and associated watering duties.
