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Item 15 - Landscape Maintenance Services for City Parks and Facilities
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APPENDIX I <br />TERMINOLOGY <br />A. Interpretation / Terminology <br />The following terms are for convenience and reference only and are not intended to <br />define or limit the scope of any provision hereof. The following words shall be construed <br />to have the following meanings, unless otherwise apparent from the context in which they <br />are used: <br />1. As Needed: To maintain the grounds in a clean appearance as determined by <br />the City. The intent is to permit the City to receive services beyond the <br />scheduled frequencies on an occasional basis. Should a service be needed <br />on a consistent basis the City shall amend the Contract with Contractor subject <br />to approval by the City Council. <br />2. Additional Cleaning (or Operation): The completion of all maintenance tasks, <br />in whole or in part, to ensure that the specified conditions resulting from the <br />"Initial Cleaning" or "Initial Operation" sustained or retained. <br />3. Appurtenances: Objects or features, which are component parts of the areas <br />to be maintained. Appurtenances include, but are not limited to: seat walls, <br />bollards, valve boxes, bike racks, fences, walls, monument pedestals, <br />decorative features, benches, picnic tables, light standards/flag poles, <br />handrails, electrical panels and transformer enclosures, and signage. <br />4. Sport/Priority Turf: Grass surfaces are maintained for the goal of primarily <br />providing a smooth, safe playing surface for sports. <br />5. Automated Irrigation System: Valves, sprinklers, etc., that are operated using <br />a controller which functions electrically, hydraulically, or thermally. <br />6. Biopesticide: Certain types of pesticides are derived from such natural <br />materials as animals, plants, bacteria, and certain minerals. <br />7. BMP: Best Management Practices are identified by individual industry and <br />must be incorporated into the operational management of the Contract. <br />8. Centrally Operated Irrigation System: Sprinklers, valves, etc., are turned on <br />remotely from centralized software. <br />9. Confined Area: An area of turf bordered on three (3) or more sides by shrub <br />beds, planters, hardscapes, walls, fences, play areas, decomposed granite <br />areas, or other like borders. <br />10. Contiguous Hardscape: Hardscape medians that are on the same street as the <br />landscaped medians and continue through to the next major intersection. <br />11. CR: City Representative. <br />12. EIC: Employee in Charge. <br />13. Emergency: An unforeseen combination of circumstances or the resulting <br />state that calls for immediate assistance or relief. <br />14. AEW: Authorized Extra Work not in the contract to be approved by CR before <br />
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