Turf Management Sample Clauses

The Turf Management clause outlines the responsibilities and standards for maintaining grassed or landscaped areas within a property or project. It typically specifies the required frequency of mowing, fertilization, pest control, and irrigation, as well as the party responsible for these tasks—often the tenant, property manager, or contractor. By clearly defining maintenance expectations, this clause ensures the turf remains healthy and aesthetically pleasing, preventing disputes over upkeep and preserving property value.
Turf Management. It will be the producer's responsibility to strike an amicable arrangement that includes annual maintenance and post-event repair of the sites used for the event. The goal is that this event helps fund the areas to be in better shape year-round, regardless of any necessary post-event repairs. • Approx. 1 toilet per 75 patrons will be available for General and VIP patron use. These toilets will be maintained throughout the event, including emptying, cleaning, and sanitizing each night. • Hand washing and sanitizing stations will be provided in the Restroom and Food & Beverage areas. • The event will provide free drinking water for all patrons via water stations. Water sources will be accessed via Splash Montana, and the producer will have a water truck onsite if needed. Example of water stations - ▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇ • Food vendors will be contracted with and permitted for the event. This will include a mix of food trucks and tented food preparation and selling areas. An overly adequate amount of food will be available throughout the event. • Alcohol (Beer, Wine & Liquor) will be sold at this event, and all drinking patrons will be given an ID check and unique daily wristband to identify that they are 21 years old and older. • All necessary permits will be obtained for the selling of alcohol in accordance with Montana State Laws. • Additionally, there will be onsite security that will patrol the grounds in search of any underage drinking. • Water, sodas, and various other non-alcoholic drinks will be available for sale at the event. • Merchandise, craft, and art vendors will be allowed at the event. All items or objects sold at the event will be above board and vetted. This is a family-friendly event, and we will ensure that all partners uphold the standard that families with various values would agree with. No drug paraphernalia, obscene, or lude items will be allowed to be present or sold at this event.
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Turf Management. A. The District utilizes a detailed, proactive approach to turf management. Including but not limited to; soil amendment, fertilization, fertigation, pre-and post- emergent herbicides, dethatching, aerating, proper mowing practices, etc. B. All Turf: these areas shall be inspected daily (7 days per week) for holes, wet spots, uneven surfaces, defective sprinklers and other hazards, and any required corrective action shall be taken immediately. C. A soil test will be conducted twice a year around mid-April and mid-October of each contract year. i. The results of the soil test will determine the development of the turf management program and the Turf Action Schedule. ii. Soil should be tested for, but not limited to, soil PH, NO3-N, Micronutrients, and Texture. D. Contractor shall provide a detailed comprehensive, environmentally sensitive TURF ACTION SCHEDULE using a synthetic and/or organic approach which outlines the application of fertilizer, insecticide, herbicide, and disease control programs that maintains turf in a healthy, vigorous, growing condition with no weeds, disease or insect issues to create a dense crop of turf based on the intended use of the park. i. The Turf Action Schedule shall be reviewed and mutually agreed to by the District prior to implementation. ii. The Turf Action Schedule shall be due to the District no later than one month after the sample was taken of each contract year. iii. Plan shall outline the chemical type, analysis, timeline for application, and intended application rates. iv. All chemicals must be applied by or supervised by a licensed applicator in accordance with label directions. E. These are minimum standards and depending on use, weather, and soil conditions additional fertilization may be warranted and shall be included in the base cost of the Agreement.
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Turf Management. It will be the producer's responsibility to strike an amicable arrangement that includes annual maintenance and post-event repair of the sites used for the event. The goal is that this event helps fund the areas to be in better shape year-round, regardless of any necessary post-event repairs. Portable Toilets/Hand Washing Stations: Water: Food: Liquid Concessions: Merchandise Vendors:
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Turf Management i. The Company will agree to obtain, at their expense, training in the management of ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Stadium turf. (The cost of maintenance and employee training should be included in this agreement. The equipment is provided by the Owner) 1. This includes grooming and sweeping of the fields in collaboration and as directed by the Director of Athletics.
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Turf Management. Litter and other undesirable debris will be removed from the turf areas prior to mowing operations. Mowing and line trimming will occur every seven to ten days, or as weather conditions dictate in order to maintain a neat and attractive appearance. Finished mowing heights will be maintained at 3” to 4” throughout the growing season. Edging of all sidewalks, curbs, and other paved areas will occur with every other mowing throughout the growing season. Debris from mowing and edging operations will be removed, and all areas shall be cleaned by means of gas-powered blower. The fine fescue turf areas will receive three turf care applications. The first two applications will include a pre-emergent herbicide, and will be applied in the spring months in order to prevent germination of spring and summer weeds. The remaining application of high quality slow release fertilizer will be applied in the winter in order to encourage healthy coloration of the turf areas throughout various stages of growth. A soil sample will be taken once per year from the turf areas in order to determine a recommendation for lime. The Contractor will furnish a proposal for lime at the rate recommended by the soil sample. Broadleaf weeds in the turf areas that have not been controlled by a pre-emergent herbicide will be controlled by the use of various post-emergent herbicides as required. Grassy weeds in the turf areas will be monitored for by means visual inspection. Recommendations for resolutions and treatment will be made by the Contractor. The recommended treatment will be applied only upon approval and will be at the Owner’s expense. The Contractor will monitor the turf areas for signs of insect and/or disease infestation by means of regular visual inspection. Recommendations for resolution of pest and or disease problems in the turf areas will be made by the Contractor if needed. The recommended treatment will be applied only upon approval and will be at the Owner’s Expense. Fire ants will be monitored by means of visual inspection. Recommendations for treatment will be provided by the Contractor. The recommended treatment will be applied only upon approval and will be at the Owner’s expense.
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Turf Management. 3.10.1. The Golf Courses and all common areas shall be maintained according to the Operating Standard set out in section 3.3.
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