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Official Document Type
Contract
Approved Date
01/13/2004
Control Number
2004-013.C
Agenda Item Number
11.I.1
Entity Name
Barth Construction
Subject
North County Regional Park Volume II
Contract and Specifications
Area
North County Regional Park
Project Number
0399
Bid Number
6038
Archived Roll/Disk#
3209
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3589
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B . Starter fertilizer shall be 6-6-6, 100% organic, with minor elements . This fertilizer <br /> shall have 40%-50% of its total nitrogen in a water-insoluble form. <br /> C . Lawn areas shall be treated with fertilizer applied at a rate of twenty (20) pounds <br /> per 1000 square feet . <br /> D . Soil used for planting (planting mix) shall consist of 70% Florida native peat, 30% <br /> wood chips (pine bark passing through 3 /4 " screen) and sawdust, 3 lb . starter <br /> fertilizer per cubic yard . Soil mixture used to back fill planting pits shall consist of <br /> two parts of existing topsoil from on site, and one part prepared planting mix. <br /> PART 3 - EXECUTION <br /> 1 . PREPARATION <br /> A. SOIL TESTING: The Contractor shall test each site area for soil pH. Provide <br /> and supply such soil amendments as are necessary to adjust the pH range of each <br /> area to a level that will provide optimum conditions for the vigorous growth of the <br /> specified new plant material and grass (6 . 0 - 6 . 5 ) . Submit test results and <br /> proposed soil amendments outline to the Landscape Architect prior to amending <br /> soils . ( Soil amendments N. I. C . ) <br /> B . PLANT PITS : Circular pits with vertical sides shall be excavated for all plants . <br /> Diameter of pits for trees, shrubs, and ground cover shall be at least two times <br /> greater than the diameter of the ball . <br /> 2 . INS TALLATION/APPLICATION/PERFORMANCE <br /> A. All plants � except as otherwise specified, shall be centered in pits and set on <br /> compacted top soil to such a depth that the finished grade level at the plant after <br /> settlement will be the same as that at which the plant was grown. No burlap shall <br /> be pulled out from under balls . Remove burlap from top 1 /3 of root ball . Roots <br /> shall be spread in their normal position . Container grown plants shall not be <br /> excessively root bound . All broken or frayed roots shall be cut off cleanly. Soil <br /> shall be placed and compacted thoroughly, avoiding injury and shall be settled by <br /> watering. No filling will be permitted around trunks . <br /> B . Form temporary earth saucers with six (6) inch high berm around all newly planted <br /> trees . Saucer diameter for trees four (4) inch caliper or less shall be approximately <br /> three (3 ) feet . Saucer diameter for trees greater than four (4) inch caliper shall be <br /> approximately six (6) feet . All trees shall be watered daily for the first month . <br /> Remove saucer berm as final mulching and sodding takes place . <br /> C . New planting shall be so set that the final level of ground around the plants shall <br /> conform to surrounding grades, or as otherwise specified . <br /> D . Moisten prepared surface immediately prior to laying sod . Solid sod shall be laid <br /> immediately upon delivery to site with closely abutting joints, with a tamped or <br /> rolled even surface. Stagger end joints minimum of 12 inches . It shall be the <br /> 2A - 5 <br />
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