Overseeding Sample Clauses

Overseeding a. Contractor shall be responsible for scalp and seed for winter, and seed for summer. Contractor shall comply with Section 5.05.010 of the City Coachella’s Municipal Code. Coordinate with City representative; City to provide seed.
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Overseeding. All areas to be overseeded, (typically, tees, fairways, greens and practice areas) will be prepared for seeding to ensure the best possible conditions for overseeding. Poa Trivialis will be used at a rate of not less than 8 # per thousand (1,000) square feet and up to 12 # per thousand (1,000) square feet. The specific date for course overseeding will be chosen with the approval of the General Manager. Pigment may be used in lieu of seed.
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Overseeding. All areas to be overseeded, (typically, tees, fairways, greens and practice areas) will be prepared for seeding to ensure the best possible conditions for overseeding. Perennial Ryegrass will be used at a rate of not less than 15 # per thousand (1,000) square feet. Pigment may be used in lieu of seed. Policing shall be done on a daily basis for the removal of all litter (i.e.: paper, leaves, cans, bottles, tree branches, etc.)
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Overseeding. All areas to be overseeded, (typically, tees, fairways, greens and practice areas) will be prepared for seeding to ensure the best possible conditions for overseeding. Perennial Ryegrass will be used at a rate of not less than four hundred (400) pounds per acre. Pigment may be used in lieu of seed.
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Overseeding. Frequency: April- September, as needed Description: Target anthracnose areas where disease or other stress weakens portions of the greens, overseed with A-4 creeping bent grass at a rate of 1 Ib/KSF. Seed to be provided by the City of Bellingham.
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Overseeding. All mechanical overseeding will be performed using a verticut overseeder, where applicable mechanical overseeding will be performed at a rate of three (3) pounds of seed per 1,000 sq. ft. to strengthen weak areas and to incorporate new varieties of grass into existing turf. The seed shall consist of a certified blend of Tall Fescue type species approved by the Contract Administrator or his/her designee.
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Overseeding. All turf areas shall be reseeded as directed by the City Representative, in order to improve density or repair bare areas. Overseeding shall occur at a time of year that is most suitable for the grass type. All areas to be reseeded shall be verticut to remove all thatch and to provide a rough seedbed suitable for seeding. Once the seed has been applied, seed will be covered with finish mulch (or an alternative topping approved by the City Representative) to prevent erosion. Mulch will be provided by the City. Contractor will be required to request an adjustment to the irrigation schedule in order to ensure adequate moisture to guarantee 100% germination. When requesting an adjustment to the irrigation schedule, Contractor will take into consideration all local and State water conservation guidelines and prevent water waste.
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Overseeding. The Fescue turf shall be over seeded in the fall in alternating years under the following specifications. • Aerator is to be used to disturb the soil surface and provide an environment for new seed soil contact. • An improved turf type tall Fescue blend seed type (no dwarf seed types accepted) with guaranteed germination of 90% and a guaranteed seed purity of 98% at a rate of 5 lbs. per 1,000 Sq. Ft. is to be used. Any areas damaged by disease or drought should be: • Scalped and debris removed. • Verticut and debris removed. • Over seeded with an improved variety of turf type Tall Fescue at a rate of 8 to 10 lbs. per 1,000 Sq. Ft. • Mulch with wheat straw to retain moisture. Overseeding should be timed with the fourth fertilizer application. Treatment of Bermuda infested Fescue grass shall be an option to the customer and a separate proposal shall be provided to perform the work.
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Overseeding. Unless suspended by the Parks & Recreation Department due to watering restrictions or not funded in the golf operating annual budget. All tee areas shall be overseeded each fall at a rate of 15 pounds per 1,000 square feet from November to April or as necessary to maintain a suitable level of grass for play. Seed used shall be a perennial rye grass based material or equivalent approved by the City Representative. Any changes to the overseeding plan shall be approved in advance by the City Representative. Tee markers shall be moved daily and coordinated with pin placement. Litter containers shall be emptied as necessary. Ball washers shall be filled as needed and supplied with clean towels. Ball washers, trash cans, tee signs and benches shall be kept clean and in good repair. Divot buckets are to be cleaned and filled daily. Pre-emergent chemicals shall be used in the appropriate amounts and appropriate times to help prevent intrusion into from undesirable plant species such as Goosegrass and Crabgrass. Allteesshallbe vertically mowed three(3) times each yearinconjunction with aerification or as needed to control thatch build up.
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