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Maintenance Specifications and Detail <br /> All boulevard mowing, fertilization, and irrigation services shall be <br /> performed by the by the HOA at the time adjon* u'ng like common areas are <br /> addressed to include: <br /> Irrigated bo-Lflevaxd <br /> • Grass clippings shall not be discharged into the street,, gutter, wood <br /> tLuf grass at park 9 <br /> (HOA as needed) chipped areas,nor left on the sidewalk. <br /> • No broadleaf herbicides shall be used in these park boulevard areas <br /> unless there is demonstrable, visual evidence for the need for the <br /> application.Pesticides,fungicides,and insecticides are not permitted. <br /> Low grow Area of plateau planted with low grow native grasses,shall be mowed twice <br /> native grasses per summer by the HOA as needed, generally at the •end of June and first <br /> week in Se temb <br /> (HOA twice per per,at greater than 3 1/2"' to 4"' *inches in cutting height,unless <br /> Summer) droughty conditions exist prior to this time—HOA contractor to consult <br /> ,with the City on need/timing of twice per year maintenance mowing. <br /> wi <br /> Dwarf Bush Honeysuckle "beds' to only receive hedge-type trimming at a <br /> Dwarf Bush height of approximately 24" every third year by the City. Shrubs overhanging <br /> Honeysuckle the sidev)alk edge may be trimmed vertically as needed by the City or the HOA <br /> (City as needed) (if desired). Wood chips may be applied in any areas of bare soil as needed <br /> by the City—but with care to not cover honeysuckles spreading by <br /> rhizomatous roots. <br /> - - - - - - - - - _ I All other areas within the wood chip zones may need periodic application <br /> Perimeter of i of wood chips by the City. Any perennial plants(that are not shrubs or trees) <br /> wood chip zones I 'thin these wood chip zones---but not honeysuckle beds shall be included <br /> I within <br /> (City as needed) i for Spring deheading with hand tools (E.g. hedge trimmers or pruners). <br /> The HOA shall perform Fall "clean-up' of entire park site, consisting of <br /> collecting and removing significant accumulation of woody plant leaves <br /> Fall Leaf Pick-up (trees and shrubs)—with care not to disturb or damage any perennial plants. <br /> So as to not damage perennials, this leaf pick up is best performed after <br /> Maintenance <br /> (HOA once per FaU) periods of killing frosts. If the HOA chooses to remove leaves before k g <br /> frosts, considerable care shall be exercised, such as using leaf blowers to <br /> `move' tree leaves to the sidewalk or streets for mechanical pick up,so as not <br /> to damage perennial plants by rakes or equipment. <br />