Common use of Landscaping Clause in Contracts

Landscaping. 26.1 The Developer shall grade and place a minimum of one hundred (100) millimetres of topsoil with No. 1 nursery sod/hydroseed on all portions of road allowances in the Plan of Subdivision not covered by asphalt or sidewalks and along all sides of the Plan of Subdivision abutting on adjacent existing streets. All streetscaping shall be in accordance with the approved Plans to the satisfaction of the Director of Public Works. All sodding/hydroseeding as herein described shall be considered as part of the cost of construction of Secondary Services for the Plan of Subdivision and shall be completed at the time of or within three (3) months after the final sodding/hydroseeding of any Lot in accordance with the approved final lot grading certificate and prior to the Director of Public Works approving the Completion Certificate for Secondary Services. The Developer shall maintain all sod/hydroseed until Council passes the Assumption By-law. 26.2 The Developer is responsible for ensuring that each Lot or Block within the Plan of Subdivision is: a) fine graded in accordance with the approved individual Lot Grading Plans for each lot; and, b) sodded with No. 1 nursery sod or hydroseeded within six (6) months of initial occupancy of the Building, in all areas of the Lot or Block including front yards, side yard and rear yards not covered by structure, driveway or walkway; and that all sodding/hydroseeding is maintained until it has become established. 26.3 All drainage ditches, major overland flow drainage ▇▇▇▇▇▇ and depressions within the Plan of Subdivision shall be fine graded and hydroseeded and landscaped according to the East Fonthill Secondary Plan Area Urban Design Guidelines in accordance with the approved Channel Plans prior to the Town issuing any building permits. Prior to and during construction, silt traps are to be put in place until vegetation is established to prevent erosion and sedimentation, to the satisfaction of the Director of Public Works. 26.4 Unless exempted by the Director of Public Works, all lands conveyed to the Town (including but not limited to parks, channels, and stormwater management facilities) shall be serviced, hydroseeded, and landscaped in accordance with the approved Streetscaping, and Landscaping Plans. The improvements are considered as part of the Secondary Services of the Plan of Subdivision. Once the lands have been hydroseeded and landscaped and approved by the Director of Public Works the Town will maintain the lands.

Landscaping. 26.1 The Developer A. All Building Sites shall grade be landscaped only in accordance with the Park Development Standards and place a minimum landscape plan submitted to and approved in writing as part of one hundred the Plans and Specifications by the Architectural Review Committee prior to any development of the Building Site. Such landscaping plan shall include and provide: (1001) millimetres of topsoil Drawings and specifications with No. 1 nursery sod/hydroseed on all portions of road allowances respect to lawns, shrubs, decorative plantings, trees and plants in the Plan size, type and location thereof; (2) An underground lawn sprinkling system; (3) Screening or all storage, loading and unloading areas and additional screening as may be required under these Regulations and Restrictions and the Park Development Standards; (4) The lighting of Subdivision not covered Buildings, parking areas and other areas where lighting is to be used; (5) All other matters reasonably requested for inclusion in such landscaping plan by asphalt or sidewalks and along all sides the Architectural Review Committee. Further, it shall be the responsibility of the Plan Tenant of Subdivision abutting on a Building Site to landscape and maintain the area between the lot lines of said Tenant’s Building Site and the curbs of any roadways adjacent existing streetsto such Building Site, except as provided in Section 5.14 below. All streetscaping landscaping shall be undertaken and completed in accordance with approved Plans and Specifications and said Plans and Specifications may not be altered, amended or revised without submitting a revised landscaping plan for prior approval by the Architectural Review Committee. B. All landscaping required hereunder or otherwise to be provided on any Building Site shall be completed prior to occupancy of any Building to be constructed on the Building Site; provided, however, if weather conditions do not permit completion of the landscaping by such date, then Tenant shall notify the Architectural Review Committee as soon as the Tenant knows of such delay and the Architectural Review Committee may issue an extension upon good cause shown and such landscaping shall be completed as soon thereafter as weather conditions permit. The Tenant shall notify the Architectural Review Committee of the completion of landscaping required by the Plans and Specifications. If any Tenant fails to undertake and complete his landscaping within the time limit previously set forth herein, Landlord may, at its option, after giving the Tenant ten (10) days’ written notice forwarded to Tenant (unless within said ten (10) day period the Tenant of the Building Site shall proceed and thereafter pursue with diligence the completion of such landscaping), undertake and complete the landscaping of the Building in accordance with the landscaping plan. If Landlord undertakes and completes such landscaping because of the failure of Tenant to complete the same, the costs of such landscaping shall be assessed against the Tenant, and if said assessment is not paid within thirty (30) days after written notice of such assessment from Landlord, said assessment will constitute a lien on the Building Site and the Improvements and may be enforced as set forth in Section 7.7 hereof. In addition to the foregoing, each Tenant shall deliver to Landlord no later than ten (10) days subsequent to approval of the landscaping plans by the Architectural Review Committee, an irrevocable letter of credit in form satisfactory to Landlord, issued by a commercial bank or savings and loan association approved by Landlord, in the amount of the estimated cost of the landscaping. Said letter may be drawn upon by Landlord to pay the costs of completion of the landscaping, in the event that the landscaping is not completed within the time schedule previously described herein and Landlord elects to undertake and complete the same. Upon completion of the landscaping in accordance with the approved Plans and Specifications, the letter of credit shall be promptly returned by Landlord to Tenant. Notwithstanding the satisfaction above, a Tenant may, with prior written approval of Landlord, furnish other security satisfactory to Landlord to insure completion of the Director landscaping plans as approved. C. It is the intent of Public WorksLandlord that all Building Sites, including the Improvements and landscaping thereon, be maintained in a uniform, high quality, first-class manner. The Tenant or Subtenant of a Building Site shall be responsible for the landscaping maintenance of its Building Site, and may contract to have such work performed by an independent landscape contractor. If maintenance performed by such Tenant or Subtenant or its contractor is not in compliance with the landscape maintenance standards established by the Architectural Review Committee and such landscape maintenance is not brought into compliance with such standards within thirty (30) days (or such longer period of time as designated by Landlord or the Architectural Review Committee, in its sole discretion) of the delivery pursuant to Section 11.5 herein of written notice from Landlord or said Committee setting forth the particulars of such non-compliance, Landlord or its designee may, in its sole discretion, enter upon the Building Site and undertake such landscape maintenance. All sodding/hydroseeding as herein described costs of such maintenance undertaken by Landlord or its designee under such circumstances shall be considered as part of assessed against the cost of construction of Secondary Services for Building Site upon which said landscaping maintenance is performed and the Plan of Subdivision Improvements located thereon and failure to pay such assessment shall be completed at constitute a lien against the time of or within three (3) months after the final sodding/hydroseeding of any Lot in accordance with the approved final lot grading certificate and prior property enforceable pursuant to the Director of Public Works approving the Completion Certificate for Secondary Services. The Developer shall maintain all sod/hydroseed until Council passes the Assumption By-lawSection 7.7. 26.2 The Developer is responsible for ensuring that each Lot or Block within the Plan of Subdivision is: a) fine graded in accordance with the approved individual Lot Grading Plans for each lot; and, b) sodded with No. 1 nursery sod or hydroseeded within six (6) months of initial occupancy of the Building, in all areas of the Lot or Block including front yards, side yard and rear yards not covered by structure, driveway or walkway; and that all sodding/hydroseeding is maintained until it has become established. 26.3 All drainage ditches, major overland flow drainage ▇▇▇▇▇▇ and depressions within the Plan of Subdivision shall be fine graded and hydroseeded and landscaped according to the East Fonthill Secondary Plan Area Urban Design Guidelines in accordance with the approved Channel Plans prior to the Town issuing any building permits. Prior to and during construction, silt traps are to be put in place until vegetation is established to prevent erosion and sedimentation, to the satisfaction of the Director of Public Works. 26.4 Unless exempted by the Director of Public Works, all lands conveyed to the Town (including but not limited to parks, channels, and stormwater management facilities) shall be serviced, hydroseeded, and landscaped in accordance with the approved Streetscaping, and Landscaping Plans. The improvements are considered as part of the Secondary Services of the Plan of Subdivision. Once the lands have been hydroseeded and landscaped and approved by the Director of Public Works the Town will maintain the lands.

Landscaping. ‌ 26.1 The Developer shall grade and place a minimum of one hundred (100) millimetres of topsoil with No. 1 nursery sod/hydroseed on all portions of road allowances in the Plan of Subdivision not covered by asphalt or sidewalks and along all sides of the Plan of Subdivision abutting on adjacent existing streets. All streetscaping shall be in accordance with the approved Plans to the satisfaction of the Director of Public Works. All sodding/hydroseeding as herein described shall be considered as part of the cost of construction of Secondary Services for the Plan of Subdivision and shall be completed at the time of or within three (3) months after the final sodding/hydroseeding of any Lot in accordance with the approved final lot grading certificate and prior to the Director of Public Works approving the Completion Certificate for Secondary Services. The Developer shall maintain all sod/hydroseed until Council passes the Assumption By-law. 26.2 The Developer is responsible for ensuring that each Lot or Block within the Plan of Subdivision is: a) fine graded in accordance with the approved individual Lot Grading Plans for each lot; and, b) sodded with No. 1 nursery sod or hydroseeded within six (6) months of initial occupancy of the Building, in all areas of the Lot or Block including front yards, side yard and rear yards not covered by structure, driveway or walkway; and that all sodding/hydroseeding is maintained until it has become established. 26.3 All drainage ditches, major overland flow drainage ▇▇▇▇▇▇ and depressions within the Plan of Subdivision shall be fine graded and hydroseeded and landscaped according to the East Fonthill Secondary Plan Area Urban Design Guidelines in accordance with the approved Channel Plans prior to the Town issuing any building permits. Prior to and during construction, silt traps are to be put in place until vegetation is established to prevent erosion and sedimentation, to the satisfaction of the Director of Public Works. 26.4 Unless exempted by the Director of Public Works, all lands conveyed to the Town (including but not limited to parks, channels, and stormwater management facilities) shall be serviced, hydroseeded, and landscaped in accordance with the approved Streetscaping, and Landscaping Plans. The improvements are considered as part of the Secondary Services of the Plan of Subdivision. Once the lands have been hydroseeded and landscaped and approved by the Director of Public Works the Town will maintain the lands.

Landscaping. 26.1 The Developer or Builder shall grade and place a minimum of one hundred (100) millimetres of topsoil with No. 1 nursery sod/hydroseed plant two trees on all portions of road allowances every lot in the Plan of Subdivision not covered by asphalt or sidewalks and along all sides of the Plan of Subdivision abutting on adjacent existing streetsplat. All streetscaping The trees shall be in accordance with selected from among the approved Plans to the satisfaction of the Director of Public Works. All sodding/hydroseeding as herein described shall be considered as part of the cost of construction of Secondary Services for the Plan of Subdivision following species: ▇▇▇▇▇▇ (including Norway, Green Mountain, and shall be completed at the time of or within three (3) months after the final sodding/hydroseeding of any Lot in accordance with the approved final lot grading certificate and prior to the Director of Public Works approving the Completion Certificate for Secondary Services. The Developer shall maintain all sod/hydroseed until Council passes the Assumption By-law. 26.2 The Developer is responsible for ensuring that each Lot or Block within the Plan of Subdivision is: a) fine graded in accordance with the approved individual Lot Grading Plans for each lot; and, b) sodded with No. 1 nursery sod or hydroseeded within six (6) months of initial occupancy of the Building, in all areas of the Lot or Block including front yards, side yard and rear yards not covered by structure, driveway or walkway; and that all sodding/hydroseeding is maintained until it has become established. 26.3 All drainage ditches, major overland flow drainage varieties "▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ and depressions within Sugar") Kentucky Coffeetree (including True North variety) Elm (including New Harmony variety) Honeylocust (including Imperial, Skyline, and Sunburst varieties) Birch (including River variety) The Developer or Builder shall provide landscaping and ground cover consistent with Section 10- 73-04 of the Plan of Subdivision shall be fine graded and hydroseeded and landscaped according to the East Fonthill Secondary Plan Area Urban Design Guidelines City’s Zoning Ordinance, all in accordance with the Landscape Plan submitted by Developer and approved Channel Plans prior by City. The minimum tree size shall be two inches caliper, either bare root in season or balled and burlapped. The trees shall not be planted in the boulevard. The Developer shall assure that the front and side yards of each lot are properly graded, four inches of topsoil added, sod laid to complete front yard (including right-of-way) (seeding will be allowed in front yard if a sprinkler system is also installed), and seeding or sod to remainder of disturbed area of lot. Weather permitting, the Town issuing any building permitstrees, sod, and seed shall be planted before Certificates of Occupancy are issued for a lot. Prior to All required trees and during construction, silt traps are to sodding/seeding shall be put in place until vegetation is established to prevent erosion and sedimentation, to the satisfaction provided within ninety (90) days after completion of the Director home/building construction or before a Certificate of Public Works. 26.4 Unless exempted Occupancy is issued for a house, whichever comes first. In the event that weather conditions prohibit the planting of trees and sodding/seeding, the Developer or Builder shall provide proof of escrow or financial security in the amount of $300.00 per tree and $2,000.00 for sodding/seeding of the property. All required trees and sodding/seeding shall be provided no later than October 1 of every year, unless an extension is granted by the Director of Public Works, all lands conveyed to the Town (including but not limited to parks, channels, and stormwater management facilities) shall be serviced, hydroseeded, and landscaped in accordance with the approved Streetscaping, and Landscaping Plans. The improvements are considered as part of the Secondary Services of the Plan of SubdivisionCity. Once the lands required trees have been hydroseeded planted, the City will release the security. A plan showing the location and landscaped and approved by proposed style of mailboxes to be used in the Director plat shall be submitted to the City for approval. Individual mailboxes on each lot will not be acceptable. Groupings of Public Works mailboxes will be required. The Developer should review mailbox placement with the Town will maintain the landsU.S. Postal Service for its comments regarding same.

Landscaping. 26.1 The Developer shall grade and place a minimum of one hundred (100) millimetres of topsoil with No. 1 nursery sod/hydroseed on all portions of road allowances in the Plan of Subdivision not covered by asphalt or sidewalks and along all sides of the Plan of Subdivision abutting on adjacent existing streets. All streetscaping shall be in accordance with the approved Plans to the satisfaction of the Director of Public Works. All sodding/hydroseeding as herein described shall be considered as part of the cost of construction of Secondary Services for the Plan of Subdivision and shall be completed at the time of or within three (3) months after the final sodding/hydroseeding of any Lot in accordance with the approved final lot grading certificate and prior to the Director of Public Works approving the Completion Certificate for Secondary Services. The Developer shall maintain all sod/hydroseed until Council passes the Assumption By-law. 26.2 The Developer is responsible for ensuring that each Lot or Block within the Plan of Subdivision is: a) fine graded in accordance with the approved individual Lot Grading Plans for each lot; and, b) sodded with No. 1 nursery sod or hydroseeded within six (6) months of initial occupancy of the Building, in all areas of the Lot or Block including front yards, side yard and rear yards not covered by structure, driveway or walkway; and that all sodding/hydroseeding is maintained until it has become established. 26.3 All drainage ditches, major overland flow drainage ▇▇▇▇▇▇ agrees (unless otherwise maintained by HOA) to maintain the front, side and depressions rear yards in a manner which will enhance the look of the exterior of the home. Tenant agrees to provide sufficient water to maintain the life of the grass, bushes and other vegetation. ▇▇▇▇▇▇ further agrees to fertilize, mow, trim, remove/prevent weeds and maintain all the lawns, trees, plants, flowers, gardens, rock and/or mulch beds and shrubs at the Premises in a condition satisfactory to Landlord and in compliance with local ordinances, community policies, covenants, and HOA rules and bylaws. a) Due to our Colorado weather, Tenants are encouraged to be familiar with the Fall & Winter Watering b) Tenant shall keep sidewalks and driveways free of snow and ice, as required by local municipality, within twenty- four (24) hours of snowfall. Snow removal is the Plan responsibility of Subdivision the Tenant(s). At no time is the removed snow to be placed, stacked, or piled against the buildings or premises as doing so may cause or accelerate damage to the buildings or premises. c) Tenant shall disconnect any hoses from exterior faucets before first freeze each year to prevent freezing and other damage. If Tenant fails to remove any hose, Tenant shall be fine graded and hydroseeded and landscaped according responsible for all resulting damages. d) If Tenant fails to maintain the East Fonthill Secondary Plan Area Urban Design Guidelines landscaping in accordance satisfactory condition, a fee of $250 will be charged to Tenant who fails to maintain the exterior landscaping in a manner consistent with the approved Channel Plans prior neighborhood curb appeal, per incident. Tenant will receive one (1) notice to remedy this violation within 72 hours. After inspection and written warning from Landlord, if violation has not been corrected, proper personnel may be hired by Landlord to maintain the Town issuing landscaping at the Tenant's expense. Landlord shall not be under any building permitsobligation to have such work done. Prior ▇▇▇▇▇▇ agrees that failure to and during constructionmaintain the landscaping for any reason, silt traps are to be put in place until vegetation is established to prevent erosion and sedimentation, to the satisfaction of the Director of Public Works. 26.4 Unless exempted by the Director of Public Works, all lands conveyed to the Town (including but not limited to parksto, channelsas a result of neglect, pets, etc., is not "normal wear and stormwater management facilitiestear". e) Upon Landlord retaking possession of the Premises, if the landscaping is not in the same or better condition as of the time ▇▇▇▇▇▇ first took possession, Tenant shall be serviced, hydroseeded, responsible for all labor and landscaped in accordance with materials to return the approved Streetscaping, and Landscaping Plans. The improvements are considered as part of the Secondary Services of the Plan of Subdivision. Once the lands have been hydroseeded and landscaped and approved by the Director of Public Works the Town will maintain the landsPremises landscaping to said condition.

Landscaping. 26.1 24.1 The Developer shall grade and place a minimum of one hundred (100) millimetres of topsoil with No. 1 nursery sod/hydroseed on all portions of road allowances in the Plan of Subdivision not covered by asphalt or sidewalks and along all sides of the Plan of Subdivision abutting on adjacent existing streets. All streetscaping shall be in accordance with the approved Plans to the satisfaction of the Director of Public Works. All sodding/hydroseeding as herein described shall be considered as part of the cost of construction of Secondary Services for the Plan of Subdivision and shall be completed at the time of or within three (3) months after the final sodding/hydroseeding of any Lot in accordance with the approved final lot grading certificate and prior to the Director of Public Works approving the Completion Certificate for Secondary Services. The Developer shall maintain all sod/hydroseed until Council passes the Assumption By-law. 26.2 24.2 The Developer is responsible for ensuring that each Lot or Block within the Plan of Subdivision is: a) fine graded in accordance with the approved individual Lot Grading Plans for each lot; and, b) sodded with No. 1 nursery sod or hydroseeded within six (6) months of initial occupancy of the Building, in all areas of the Lot or Block including front yards, side yard and rear yards not covered by structure, driveway or walkway; and that all sodding/hydroseeding is maintained until it has become established. 26.3 24.3 All drainage ditches, major overland flow drainage ▇▇▇▇▇▇ and depressions within the Plan of Subdivision shall be fine graded and hydroseeded and landscaped according to the East Fonthill Secondary Plan Area Urban Design Guidelines in accordance with the approved Channel Plans Grading Plan prior to the Town issuing any building permits. Prior to and during construction, silt traps are to be put in place until vegetation is established to prevent erosion and sedimentation, to the satisfaction of the Director of Public Works. 26.4 24.4 Unless exempted by the Director of Public Works, all lands conveyed to and all lands owned by the Town (including but not limited to parks, channels, and stormwater management facilities) that abut the Plan of Subdivision that will be disturbed by the Works shall be serviced, hydroseeded, and landscaped in accordance with the approved Streetscaping, and Landscaping Plans. The improvements are considered as part of the Secondary Services of the Plan of Subdivision. Once the lands have been hydroseeded and landscaped and approved by the Director of Public Works the Town will maintain the lands.

Landscaping. 26.1 The Developer or Builder shall grade and place a minimum of one hundred (100) millimetres of topsoil with No. 1 nursery sod/hydroseed plant two trees on all portions of road allowances every lot in the Plan of Subdivision not covered by asphalt plat. The tree shall be selected from among the following species: The Developer or sidewalks Builder shall provide landscaping and along all sides ground cover consistent with Section 10-73-04 of the Plan of Subdivision abutting on adjacent existing streets. All streetscaping shall be City’s Zoning Ordinance, all in accordance with the Landscape Plan submitted by Developer and approved Plans to the satisfaction of the Director of Public Worksby City. All sodding/hydroseeding as herein described shall be considered as part of the cost of construction of Secondary Services for the Plan of Subdivision ▇▇▇▇▇▇ (including Norway, Green Mountain, and shall be completed at the time of or within three (3) months after the final sodding/hydroseeding of any Lot in accordance with the approved final lot grading certificate and prior to the Director of Public Works approving the Completion Certificate for Secondary Services. The Developer shall maintain all sod/hydroseed until Council passes the Assumption By-law. 26.2 The Developer is responsible for ensuring that each Lot or Block within the Plan of Subdivision is: a) fine graded in accordance with the approved individual Lot Grading Plans for each lot; and, b) sodded with No. 1 nursery sod or hydroseeded within six (6) months of initial occupancy of the Building, in all areas of the Lot or Block including front yards, side yard and rear yards not covered by structure, driveway or walkway; and that all sodding/hydroseeding is maintained until it has become established. 26.3 All drainage ditches, major overland flow drainage varieties "▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ and depressions within the Plan of Subdivision Sugar") Linden, Littleleaf (and varieties "Greenspire" and "▇▇▇▇▇▇▇") Honeylocust (and varieties "Imperial", "Skyline" and "Sunburst") Hackberry Oak (including ▇▇▇▇ and Swamp White) The minimum tree size shall be fine graded two inches caliper, either bare root in season or balled and hydroseeded burlapped. The trees shall not be planted in the boulevard. The Developer shall assure that the front and landscaped according side yards of each lot are properly graded, four inches of topsoil added, sod laid to complete front yard (including right-of-way) (seeding will be allowed in front yard if a sprinkler system is also installed), and seeding or sod to remainder of disturbed area of lot. Weather permitting, the East Fonthill Secondary Plan Area Urban Design Guidelines in accordance with the approved Channel Plans prior to the Town issuing any building permitstrees, sod, and seed shall be planted before Certificates of Occupancy are issued for a lot. Prior to All required trees and during construction, silt traps are to sodding/seeding shall be put in place until vegetation is established to prevent erosion and sedimentation, to the satisfaction provided within ninety (90) days after completion of the Director home/building construction or before a Certificate of Public Works. 26.4 Unless exempted Occupancy is issued for a house, whichever comes first. In the event that weather conditions prohibit the planting of trees and sodding/seeding, the Developer or Builder shall provide proof of escrow or financial security in the amount of $300.00 per tree and $2,000.00 for sodding/seeding of the property. All required trees and sodding/seeding shall be provided no later than October 1 of every year, unless an extension is granted by the Director of Public Works, all lands conveyed to the Town (including but not limited to parks, channels, and stormwater management facilities) shall be serviced, hydroseeded, and landscaped in accordance with the approved Streetscaping, and Landscaping Plans. The improvements are considered as part of the Secondary Services of the Plan of SubdivisionCity. Once the lands required trees have been hydroseeded planted, the City will release the security. A plan showing the location and landscaped and approved by proposed style of mailboxes to be used in the Director plat shall be submitted to the City for approval. Individual mailboxes on each lot will not be acceptable. Groupings of Public Works mailboxes will be required. The Developer should review mailbox placement with the Town will maintain the landsU.S. Postal Service for its comments regarding same.

Landscaping. 26.1 The Developer shall grade and place a minimum of one hundred (100) millimetres of topsoil with No. 1 nursery sod/hydroseed on all portions of road allowances in the Plan of Subdivision not covered by asphalt or sidewalks and along all sides of the Plan of Subdivision abutting on adjacent existing streets. All streetscaping shall be in accordance with the approved Plans to the satisfaction of the Director of Public Works. All sodding/hydroseeding as herein described shall be considered as part of the cost of construction of Secondary Services for the Plan of Subdivision and shall be completed at the time of or within three (3) months after the final sodding/hydroseeding of any Lot in accordance with the approved final lot grading certificate and prior to the Director of Public Works approving the Completion Certificate for Secondary Services. The Developer shall maintain all sod/hydroseed until Council passes the Assumption By-law. 26.2 The Developer is responsible for ensuring that each Lot or Block within the Plan of Subdivision is: a) fine graded in accordance with the approved individual Lot Grading Plans for each lot; and, b) sodded with No. 1 nursery sod or hydroseeded within six (6) months of initial occupancy of the Building, in all areas of the Lot or Block including front yards, side yard and rear yards not covered by structure, driveway or walkway; and that all sodding/hydroseeding is maintained until it has become established. 26.3 All drainage ditches, major overland flow drainage ▇▇▇▇▇▇ and depressions within the Plan of Subdivision shall be fine graded and hydroseeded and landscaped according to the East Fonthill Secondary Plan Area Urban Design Guidelines in accordance with the approved Channel Plans plans prior to the Town issuing any building permits. Prior to and during construction, silt traps are to be put in place until vegetation is established to prevent erosion and sedimentation, to the satisfaction of the Director of Public Works. 26.4 Unless exempted by the Director of Public Works, all lands conveyed to the Town (including but not limited to parks, channels, and stormwater management facilities) shall be serviced, hydroseeded, and landscaped in accordance with the approved Streetscaping, and Landscaping Plans. The improvements are considered as part of the Secondary Services of the Plan of Subdivision. Once the lands have been hydroseeded and landscaped and approved by the Director of Public Works the Town will maintain the lands.