Tributary Drains Sample Clauses

Tributary Drains. Planting of the drains with indigenous Carex grasses, although not included within this proposal, could be undertaken to provide a dense, low maintenance and long lived margin that occupies a minimum of space and allows access for occasional mechanical drain clearance, if required. Drain areas proposed for this type of planting may require that existing electric fences be moved out slightly to provide adequate space for plantings. A typical drain in peat land shown in photo 7 below with an example of a drain planted with Carex shown within photo 8.
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