Agenda packet, first session — Palmdale City Council, May 15, 2024 (part 1 of 5)

1. CALL MEETING TO ORDER

Note: All City Council memberships are reflected in their City Council titles.

2. ROLL CALL

MAYOR BISHOP, MAYOR PRO TEM LOA, COUNCILMEMBERS OHLSEN,

BETTENCOURT, ALARC
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COMMISSIONERS FRAGA-SAENZ, BETTS

3. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE AND MOMENT OF SILENCE

4. PRESENTATIONS

4.1 Commendation recognizing Fred Barthe' as the Tom Hilzendeger Veteran of the Year.

4.2 Certificates recognizing the youth art contest winners for utility box wraps at the parks.

CITY COUNCIL

REVISED

SUCCESSOR AGENCY

HOUSING AUTHORITY

INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY

PALMDALE AIRPORT AUTHORITY

PALMDALE CIVIC AUTHORITY

PALMDALE FINANCING AUTHORITY

CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS
38300 SIERRA HIGHWAY

SUITE B
PALMDALE, CA 93550
WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 2024
5:00 PM
www.cityofpalmdale.org

WELCOME
City Council
Wednesday, May 15, 2024

PUBLIC COMMENT RULES:
“(California Government Code Section 54954.3).
(a) Every agenda for regular meetings shall provide an opportunity for members of the public to directly address the legislative body on any item of interest to the public, before or during the legislative body’s consideration of the item, that is within the subject matter jurisdiction of the legislative body, provided that no action shall be taken on any item not appearing on the agenda unless the action is otherwise authorized by subdivision (b) of Section 54954.2 [section omitted].

(b) (1) The legislative body of a local agency may adopt reasonable regulations to ensure that the intent of the subdivision (a) is carried out, including, but not limited to, regulations limiting the total amount of time allocated for public testimony on particular issues and for each individual speaker.
(2) Notwithstanding paragraph (1), when the legislative body of a local agency limits time for public comment, the legislative body of a local agency shall provide at least twice the allotted time to a member of the public who utilizes a translator to ensure that non- English speakers receive the same opportunity to directly address the legislative body of a local agency.”

In furtherance of Section 54954.3 of the Brown Act, the public is allotted to speak a total of two (2) minutes on the entirety of the Consent Calendar, Appointment(s), New Business and Closed Session, with two (2) minutes on each Public Hearing, and, if desired, an additional two (2) minutes on items not on the agenda that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the City Council. As specified in the Brown Act, a speaker utilizing a translator will receive twice the amount of time specified.

5. PUBLIC COMMENTS:

CONSENT CALENDAR, APPOINTMENT(S), NEW BUSINESS, AND CLOSED SESSION: Now is the time for public participation on items listed on the Consent Calendar, Appointment(s), New Business, and Closed Session. Each speaker is allotted two (2) minutes in total for the entirety of the above sections.

6. CONSENT CALENDAR
All matters listed under the Consent Calendar will be enacted by one motion unless an item(s) is pulled by Council, in which case the item(s) will be removed from the Consent Calendar and will be considered separately following this portion of the Agenda.

6.1 Waive full reading of the Resolution(s) to be considered and voted on at this meeting. (This allows for reading the title only in lieu of reciting the entire text).

City Council
Wednesday, May 15, 2024

6.2 Approve First Amendment to Agreement with Innovative Concert Lighting, Inc. for lighting production and equipment services at the Palmdale Amphitheater increasing the agreement by $229,786, for a total not to exceed amount of $346,786 for a three-year term through June 30, 2025, with the option to extend two additional one-year terms.

SR Agrmt No. A-7865 First Amendment with Innovative Concert Lighting Inc.docx

Agrmt No. A-7865 First Amendment with Innovative Concert Lighting, Inc.pdf

Agrmt No. A-7865 with Innovative Concert Lighting Inc.pdf

6.3 Approve Second Amendment to the Agreement with Henisey Electric for temporary electrical and general services for special events, increasing the amount of the agreement by $158,000 for a total amount not to exceed $493,000 for a one-year term through June 30, 2025.

SR Agrmt No. A-6998 Second Amendment with Henisey Electric.docx

Agrmt No. A-6998 Second Amendment with Henisey Electric.pdf

Agrmt No. A-6998 First Amendment with Henisey Electric.pdf

Agrmt No. A-6998 with Henisey Electric.pdf

6.4 Approve the Second Amendment to the Agreement with Rich Meier's Landscaping, Inc. for Professional Landscape Maintenance Services, increasing the agreement by $588,000 for a total not to exceed amount of $14,061,877 and extending the contract term by three months to September 30, 2024.

SR Agrmt No. A-6563 Second Amendment with Rich Meier's Landscaping Inc.docx

Agrmt No. A-6563 Second Amendment with Rich Meier's Landscaping, Inc.pdf

Agrmt No. A-6563 First Amendment with Rich Meier's Landscaping, Inc.pdf

Agrmt No. A-6563 with Rich Meiers Landscaping Inc.pdf

6.5 Approve the First Amendment to the Agreement with KTUA for PN 839, McAdam Park Renovation Project, to increase the agreement by $53,763 for the total not to exceed amount of $527,758 with an extension of an additional 135 calendar days for a total of 375 calendar days.

SR Agrmt No. A-8166 First Amendment with KTUA.docx

Agrmt No. A-8166 First Amendment with KTUA.pdf

Exh A KTUA Proposal.pdf

Agrmt No. A-8166 with KTUA.pdf

6.6 Approve Requisition with Velocity Truck Centers for New Rizon E18M Electric Truck with a Dump Body in an amount not to exceed $180,635.

SR Req. No. 240997 with Velocity Truck Centers.docx

Req. No. 240997 Velocity Truck Centers.pdf

Atch 1 Quote Rizon E18M Electric Truck.pdf

6.7 Adopt Resolution No. CC 2024-049, a Resolution of the City Council of the City of Palmdale declaring its intention to order the detachment of parcels from certain assessment districts.

City Council
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SR Reso. CC 2024-049.docx

Reso. No. CC 2024-049.docx

6.8 Adopt Resolution No. CC 2024-050, a Resolution of the City Council of the City of Palmdale declaring its intention to order the detachment of parcels from certain benefit assessment districts.

SR Reso. No. CC 2024-050.docx

Reso. No. CC 2024-050.docx

6.9 Adopt Resolution No. CC 2024-056, a Resolution of the City Council of the City of Palmdale approving the application to CAL FIRE'S Urban and Community Forest Grant Program.

SR Reso. No. CC 2024-056.docx

Reso. No. CC 2024-056.docx

Reso CAL FIRE UCF Grant.docx

6.10 Adopt Resolution No. CC 2024-051, a Resolution of the City Council of the City of Palmdale approving a Billboard Relocation Agreement with Lamar Central Outdoor, LLC for the removal of four existing billboards to construct one new digital advertising display.

SR Reso. No. CC 2024-051.docx

Reso. No. CC 2024-051.docx

Agrmt No. A-8807 with Lamar Central Outdoor.pdf

Exh A Agrmt No. A-8807.pdf

Exh B Agrmt No. A-8807.pdf

Exh C Agrmt No. A-8807.pdf

6.11 Approve the minutes from the May 1, 2024 meeting.

Minutes 05 01 2024.pdf

7. PUBLIC HEARING

7.1 Adopt Resolution No. CC 2024-048, a Resolution of the City Council of the City of Palmdale, approving a form of Density Bonus Agreement with M aison’s Palmdale
Blvd 150, LLC, to facilitate the construction of Tentative Tract Map 83359 located on the south side of Palmdale Boulevard between 50
th
Street East and 55
th
Street
East (APN: 3023-002-084).

Cover letter to City Council AGR 24-0002 (A-8767).pdf

Atch 1 City Council SR and Reso No. CC 2024-048.pdf

Atch 2 PMC Section 17.25.020 Density Bonus Agreements.pdf

Atch 3 Planning Commission SR and Reso. No. PC-2024-004.pdf

Atch 4 Government Code 65915.pdf

Atch 5 Case law examples.pdf

Atch 6 Bankers Hill 150 v City of San Diego.pdf

PPT Reso. No. CC 2024 048.pptx
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8. JOINT BUDGET WORKSHOP PRESENTATION CC/SA/HA/IDA/PAA/PCA/PFA

8.1 Presentation of City of Palmdale Draft Budget for Fiscal Year 2024-25.

SR FY 2025 Draft Budget.docx

Rpt. Draft Budget FY 2024-25.pdf

PPT Draft Budget FY 2024-25.pdf

9. CITY MANAGER’S REPORT

10. COUNCIL REPORTS, ANNOUNCEMENTS AND REQUESTS FOR FUTURE AGENDA ITEMS

11. NON-AGENDA PUBLIC COMMENTS
:

Now is the time for public participation on items not listed on the agenda. Each speaker is allotted two (2) minutes total.

12. PRESENTATION BY CITY ATTORNEY

12.1 CONFERENCE WITH LEGAL COUNSEL-ANTICIPATED LITIGATION Initiation of litigation pursuant to paragraph (4) of subdivision (d) of Section 54956.9: one case - Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department

13. ANNOUNCEMENT BY CITY ATTORNEY

14. ADJOURN
meeting to June 5, 2024, at 5:00 p.m. in the City Hall Council Chamber located at 38300 Sierra Highway, Suite B, Palmdale, California.

Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Accommodations
In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, if you require a disability- related modification or accommodation to participate in this meeting, please contact the City Clerk’s Office at (661) 267-5151 at least 48 hours prior to the meeting.

If you require oral translation, please contact the City Clerk’s Office at (661) 267-5151 at least 48 hours prior to the meeting.

City Council
Wednesday, May 15, 2024
City Council Staff Report
DATE: MAY 15, 2024
TO: HONORABLE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL
FROM: PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT
DISTRICT: ALL
SUBJECT: APPROVE FIRST AMENDMENT TO AGREEMENT WITH
INNOVATIVE CONCERT LIGHTING, INC. FOR LIGHTING

PRODUCTION AND EQUIPMENT SERVICES AT THE PALMDALE
AMPHITHEATER INCREASING THE AGREEMENT BY $229,786
FOR A TOTAL NOT TO EXCEED AMOUNT OF $346,786 FOR A
THREE-YEAR TERM THROUGH JUNE 30, 2025 WITH THE OPTION

TO EXTEND TWO ADDITIONAL ONE-YEAR TERMS

RECOMMENDATION
Staff recommends that the City Council:

1. Approve First Amendment to Agreement No. A-7865 with Innovative Concert Lighting, Inc. for lighting production and equipment services at the Palmdale Amphitheater increasing the agreement by $229,786, for a total not -to-exceed amount of $346,786 for a three-year term through June 30, 2025, with the option to extend two additional one-year terms;

2. Authorize the City Manager or her designee to execute First Amendment Agreement No. A-7865 with Innovative Concert Lighting , Inc., including minimal and/or non-substantial changes; and,

3. Authorize the City Manager or her designee to exercise the option to extend two additional one-year terms.

BACKGROUND
The Palmdale Amphitheater hosts a variety of live headliner concerts and community events requiring top -tier lighting production services and equipment. The venue does not have p ermanently installed stage lighting. Therefore, all associated stage lighting equipment and operation services are contracted to meet artist performance agreements.

Report to Mayor and City Council
Re: Approve First Amendment to Agreement No. A-7865
May 15, 2024

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DISCUSSION
Innovative Concert Lighting, Inc. has provided lighting production and equipment services at the Palmdale Amphitheater since July 2022, under Agreement No. A-7865, which expires on June 30, 2025, with the option to extend two additional one-year terms. The vendor has provided exceptional service and has successfully met complicated artist performance requirements.

Increased service demands require the agreement amount to be augmented to cover the expanded two-day Kaleidoscope Art and Music Festival, July 4th Celebration, additional concert performances, artist-specific equipment, and production labor. The approval of the First Amendment to Agreement No. A-7865 will increase the contract by an additional $229,786. This amount will fund services to complete the three-year term and includes additional funds for two additional one-year option to extend.

FISCAL IMPACT
$229,786; Sufficient funds for these services are budgeted and available in Parks and Recreation accounts for fiscal year 2023-2024. Funding for services in fiscal years 24/25 through 26/27 will be evaluated and approved as part of the annual budget adoption process.

Actual and Estimated Costs Per Fiscal Year Cost
FY 22/23 & FY 23/24 Actual $ 81,436
FY 24/25 Projected $ 82,450
FY 25/26 Estimated $ 91,450
FY 26/27 Estimated $ 91,450
Total Not to Exceed $346,786
Performance Actual
FY 22/23
Actual
FY 23/24
Projected
FY 24/25
Headline Concert $31,050
(4 shows)
$21,150
(3 shows)
$51,300
(6 shows)
Estimated Additional Stagehand and
Equipment
$ 1,200 $ 6,936 $10,000
Independence Day Celebration $ 7,050 $ 7,050 $ 7,050 Kaleidoscope Art and Music Festival N/A $ 7,000 $14,100 TOTAL $39,300 $42,136 $82,450
Report to Mayor and City Council
Re: Approve First Amendment to Agreement No. A-7865
May 15, 2024

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STRATEGIC PLAN
Goal IV: Maintain a desirable community where everyone wants to live, work and play.

D. Develop and maintain diverse programs and events that inspire growth, pride, and lifelong learning.

Prepared by: Keri Smith, Director of Parks and Recreation Certified as to availability of Funds: Janelle Samson, Director of Operations Approved by: Ronda Perez, City Manager
Approved as to form: William P. Curley, III, City Attorney

ATTACHMENTS
Agrmt No. A-7865 First Amendment with Innovative Concert Lighting, Inc.

Agrmt No. A-7865 with Innovative Concert Lighting, Inc. 1ST AMENDMENT TO AGREEMENT A-7865

BETWEEN THE CITY OF PALMDALE AND INNOVATIVE CONCERT LIGHTING, INC.

This 1st Amendment to Agreement No. A-7865 (“Agreement”) is made and entered into by and between the City of Palmdale (hereinafter called “CITY”) and INNOVATIVE CONCERT LIGHTING, INC. (hereinafter called "CONTRACTOR").

This Contract shall become effective on the date of the last signatory.

WHEREAS, on July 1, 2022 ("Original Agreement") the CITY and CONTRACTOR entered into an agreement to provide:

Professional theatrical lighting production equipment and services at the Palmdale Amphitheater for City special events and rentals.

WHEREAS, the parties desire to amend the Original Agreement to:

Amend increase contract price and amend fee schedule breakdown of services.

NOW THEREFORE, the parties agree as follows:

1. Section 5 of the Agreement, PRICE, is hereby increased by an additional Two Hundred Twenty-Nine Thousand Seven Hundred Eighty-Six Dollars ($229,786.00) bringing the total amount of the contract to Three Hundred Forty-Six Thousand Seven Hundred Eighty-Six Dollars ($346,786.00).

2. Section 5 of the Agreement, PRICE, is hereby amended to include a revised fee schedule (Exhibit A) as follows:

Palmdale Amphitheater (House Package)
Package Pricing
YEAR 4: $8,050.00/Per Event
YEAR 5: $8,050.00/Per Event
Palmdale Amphitheater (Grand Use Package)
Package Pricing
YEAR 4: $9,550.00/Per Event
YEAR 5: $9,550.00/Per Event
Kaleidoscope Art & Music Festival
Package Pricing - 1 Day Event
YEAR 4: $8,050.00/Per Event
YEAR 5: $8,050.00/Per Event
Package Pricing - 2 Day Event (Consecutive Days)
YEAR 4: $16,100.00/for 2 Day Event
YEAR 5: $16,100.00/for 2 Day Event

3. All other terms and conditions remain in full force and effect.

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All other terms and conditions of the Original Agreement not amended herein, remain in full force and effect.

In Witness Whereof, the parties hereto have caused this Contract to be executed and attested by their respective officers thereunto duly authorized.

CITY OF PALMDALE:

INNOVATIVE CONCERT LIGHTING,
INC.:

Ronda Perez
City Manager

Kirk Milton
President
ADDRESS FOR NOTICE:

CITY OF PALMDALE
827 East Avenue Q-9
Palmdale, CA 93550

ADDRESS FOR NOTICE:

INNOVATIVE CONCERT LIGHTING,
INC.
200 Kentucky Street
Bakersfield, CA 93305
APPROVE AS TO FORM:

William P. Curley, III
City Attorney

ATTEST:

Roxanne Faber
City Clerk

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Exhibit AItem No.Event (Package Total Dollar Amount)Year 3 - July 1st, 2024 - June 30, 2025Year 4 - July 1st, 2025 - June 30, 2026Year 5 - July 1st, 2026 - June 30, 20271 City Concert or Amphitheater "House Package" (Stage Lighting & Production) $7,050.00 $8,050.00 $8,050.002 Amphitheater "Grand Use" (Stage Lighting & Production) $8,550.00 $9,550.00 $9,550.00Item No.Equipment Rental DescriptionYear 3 - July 1st, 2024 - June 30, 2025Year 4 - July 1st, 2025 - June 30, 2026Year 5 - July 1st, 2026 - June 30, 20273 Two source 4 LekosIncluded in "house package"Included in "house package"Included in "house package"4 Control Console/Light BoardIncluded in "house package"Included in "house package"Included in "house package"5 Dimmer RacksIncluded in "house package"Included in "house package"Included in "house package"6 Four Long Throw SpotlightsIncluded in "house package"Included in "house package"Included in "house package"7 Four Station IntercomIncluded in "house package"Included in "house package"Included in "house package"Innovative Concert Lighting Pricing City Council Staff Report
DATE: MAY 15, 2024
TO: HONORABLE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL
FROM: PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT
DISTRICT: ALL
SUBJECT: APPROVE SECOND AMENDMENT TO AGREEMENT WITH

HENISEY ELECTRIC FOR TEMPORARY ELECTRICAL AND

GENERAL SERVICES FOR SPECIAL EVENTS , INCREASING THE
AGREEMENT BY $158,000 FOR A TOTAL NOT TO EXCEED
AMOUNT OF $493,000 FOR A ONE -YEAR TERM THROUGH JUNE
30, 2025

RECOMMENDATION
Staff recommends that the City Council:

1. Approve Second Amendment to Agreement No. A-6998 with Henisey Electric for temporary electrical and general services for special events , increasing the agreement by $ 158,000 for a total not to exceed amount of $493,000 for a one - year term through June 30, 2025; and,

2. Authorize the City Manager or her designee to execute Second Amendment Agreement No. A -6998 with Henisey Electric , including minimal and/or non - substantial changes.

BACKGROUND
To alleviate the costs of purchasing, replacing, maintaining, transporting, and fueling electrical equipment for large-scale events, the City contracts with Henisey Electric to provide temporary generated power distribution and equipment required to supplement existing power to meet the contractual obligations of performers, vendors, and renters for large-scale events. Examples of services include developing an electrical distribution plan tailored to event needs, managing power supply for the duration of the event, providing power to tour buses, managing house power, avoiding overload, and troubleshooting power malfunctions and emergencies. Henisey Electric provides all electrical equipment needed, such as commercial-grade power generators, commercial- grade cables and connections, distribution power boxes, temporary light trees, projection equipment, audio equipment, and portable outdoor cooling units.

Report to Mayor and City Council
Re: Approve Second Amendment to Agreement No. A-6998 Henisey Electric May 15, 2024

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DISCUSSION
The approval of the Second Amendment will augment the agreement amount by $158,000 to accommodate the updated fee schedule as presented by Henisey. The fee schedule has been updated to reflect market changes that are consistent with local and industry trends and increased service demands from the City. Increased service demands include the two-day Kaleidoscope Art and Music Festival, weekly Farmers Market, Healing and Honor Field event, and additional concert performances. Labor has increased 4.7%, following associated Division of Industrial Relations requirements.

Equipment rental charges, including delivery and fuel, will remain the same for the remainder of the contract.

Henisey Electric is a local small business that has responded to the City’s needs.

They provide a licensed, bonded, and insured electrician who meets all State and Federal regulations. The Contract requires the equipment provided to be inspected and certified for use in California. Henisey Electric has an excellent service history and for many years has assisted in the production of City events, as well as helping the Maintenance Division with various installation projects.

FISCAL IMPACT
$158,000; Sufficient funds for these services are budgeted and available in Parks and Recreation accounts for FY 2023-24, and future year funding will be proposed through the annual budget process.

STRATEGIC PLAN
Goal IV: Maintain a desirable community where everyone wants to live, work and play.

D. Develop and maintain diverse programs and events that inspire growth, pride, and lifelong learning.

ATTACHMENTS
Agrmt. No. A-6998 Second Amendment with Henisey Electric Agrmt. No. A-6998 First Amendment with Henisey Electric Agrmt. No. A-6998 with Henisey Electric
2nd AMENDMENT TO AGREEMENT A-6998

BETWEEN THE CITY OF PALMDALE AND HENISEY ELECTRIC

This 2nd Amendment to Agreement No. A-6998 (“Agreement”) is made and entered into by and between the City of Palmdale (hereinafter called “CITY”) and HENISEY ELECTRIC (hereinafter called "CONTRACTOR"). This Contract shall become effective on the date of the last signatory.

WHEREAS, on July 1, 2020 ("Original Agreement") the CITY and CONTRACTOR entered into an agreement to provide:

Electrical services to provide temporary power and general services for special events and rentals.

WHEREAS, the parties desire to amend the Original Agreement to:

Amend contract for one additional year and to increase the contract price for electrical services.

NOW THEREFORE, the parties agree as follows:

1. Term of the Agreement is hereby amended for one additional year, commencing on July 1, 2024.

2. Section 5 of the Agreement, PRICE is hereby increased by an additional One Hundred Fifty-Eight Thousand Dollars ($158,000.00) and bringing the total amount of the contract to Four Hundred Ninety-Three Thousand Dollars ($493,000.00).

3. Section 5 of the Agreement, PRICE, is hereby amended to include a revised fee schedule, Exhibit A.

4. All other terms and conditions remain in full force and effect.

All other terms and conditions of the Original Agreement not amended herein, remain in full force and effect.

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In Witness Whereof, the parties hereto have caused this Contract to be executed and attested by their respective officers thereunto duly authorized.

CITY OF PALMDALE:

HENISEY ELECTRIC:

Ronda Perez
City Manager

Kyle Henisey
Owner
ADDRESS FOR NOTICE:

CITY OF PALMDALE
827 East Avenue Q-9
Palmdale, CA 93550

ADDRESS FOR NOTICE:

HENISEY ELECTRIC
18333 W. Avenue B8
Lancaster, CA 93536
APPROVE AS TO FORM:

William P. Curley, III
City Attorney

ATTEST:

Roxanne Faber
Acting City Clerk

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1ST AMENDMENT TO AGREEMENT A-6998

BETWEEN THE CITY OF PALMDALE AND HENISEY ELECTRIC

This 1st Amendment to Agreement No. A-6998 (“Agreement”) is made and entered into by and between the City of Palmdale (hereinafter called “CITY”) and HENISEY ELECTRIC (hereinafter called "CONTRACTOR"). This Contract shall become effective on the date of the last signatory.

WHEREAS, on July 1, 2020 ("Original Agreement") the CITY and CONTRACTOR entered into an agreement to provide:

Electrical service to provide temporary power and general services for special events.

WHEREAS, the parties desire to amend the Original Agreement to:

Amend contract for one additional year and to increase the contract price for electrical services.

NOW THEREFORE, the parties agree as follows:

1. Term of the Agreement is hereby amended for one additional year, commencing on July 1, 2023.

2. Section 5 of the Agreement, PRICE, is hereby increased by an additional One- Hundred Ten Thousand Dollars ($95,000) and bringing the total amount of the contract to Three-Hundred Fifty Thousand Dollars ($335,000).

3. Section 5 of the Agreement, PRICE, is hereby amended to include a revised fee schedule, Exhibit A.

4. All other terms and conditions remain in full force and effect.

All other terms and conditions of the Original Agreement not amended herein, remain in full force and effect.

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In Witness Whereof, the parties hereto have caused this Contract to be executed and attested by their respective officers thereunto duly authorized.

CITY OF PALMDALE:

HENISEY ELECTRIC:

Laura Bettencourt
Mayor

Kyle Henisey
Owner
ADDRESS FOR NOTICE:

CITY OF PALMDALE
827 East Avenue Q-9
Palmdale, CA 93550

ADDRESS FOR NOTICE:

HENISEY ELECTRIC
18333 West Avenue B8
Lancaster, CA 93536
APPROVE AS TO FORM:

William P. Curley, III
Interim City Attorney

ATTEST:

Roxanne Faber
Acting City Clerk

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■Certificate(s) and Endorsement(s) attached
■Confirmed business name on contract with certificate(s) ■Original contract and previous amendment(s) (if any) are attached ■Attached Agreement Checklist and met all requirements
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City Council Staff Report
DATE: MAY 15, 2024
TO: HONORABLE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL
FROM: PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT

MAINTENANCE DIVISION
DISTRICT: ALL
SUBJECT: APPROVE THE SECOND AMENDMENT TO THE AGREEMENT
WITH RICH MEIER’S LANDSCAPING, INC. FOR PROFESSIONAL

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE SERVICES , INCREASING THE
AGREEMENT BY $588,000 FOR A TOTAL NOT TO EXCEED
AMOUNT OF $14,061,877 AND EXTENDING THE CONTRACT TERM
BY THREE MONTHS TO SEPTEMBER 30, 2024

RECOMMENDATION
Staff recommends that the City Council:

1. Approve the Second Amendment to Agreement No. A -6563 with Rich Meier’s Landscaping, Inc. for Professional Landscape Maintenance Services , increasing the Agreement by $588,000 for a total not to exceed amount of $14,061,877 and extending the contract term by three months to September 30, 2024; and,

2. Authorize the City Manager or her designee to execute the Second Amendment to Agreement No. A-6563 with Rich Meier’s Landscaping, Inc., including minimal and/or non-substantial changes.

BACKGROUND
In April 2019, the City Council awarded and approved Agreement No. A-6563 with Rich Meier’s Landscaping for professional landscape maintenance services at City Parks and Facility Grounds, Joe Davies Heritage Air Park, Palmdale Transportation Center, Park and Rides, General Benefit Landscapes, and Fairway Business Park. The Agreement amount was $12,248,980 for a five-year contract, expiring June 30, 2024.

During the first four years, the contractor performed additional service work than initially projected. A first amendment to the Agreement was approved, increasing the contract amount to cover all services needed throughout the contract term . The extra services included landscape and irrigation improvements on capital projects, sports field Report to Mayor and City Council
Re: Approve Second Amendment to Agreement No. A-6563 with Rich Meier’s Landscaping, Inc.

May 15, 2024

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renovations, park, and City facility grounds beautification projects, increased pressure washing, and further applications of soil conditioners, moisture managers, and fertilizer.

On January 23, 2024, the City Manager approved the First Amendment to the Agreement increasing the contract by $1,224,897.81 for a total amount of $13,473,877.

The amendment represented an increase of 10% to the original contract amount.

On April 23, 2024, the City released Request for Proposal (RFP) No. 24-001-3500 to solicit bids for a new five-year landscape maintenance services contract in Parks, City Facility Grounds, and Transit Sites (Palmdale Transportation Center and Park and Rides). The solicitation will close on June 6, 2024.

A second amendment to Agreement No. A-6563 with Rich Meier's is required to allow staff adequate time to evaluate the RFP responses thoroughly, conduct interviews with the top bidders if necessary, and prepare the resulting contract.

DISCUSSION
Extending the term for Agreement No. A-6563 with Rich Meier’s Landscaping by three months, until September 30, 2024, will ensure the City continues receiving recurring (weekly/biweekly) and additional landscape maintenance services at Parks and Facility Grounds, Palmdale Transportation Center, and Park and Rides while the RFP process is conducted and a new agreement is executed.

These maintenance services include, but are not limited to, the following:
 Morning opening operations, including daily safety inspections;  Daily reporting of observed issues;
 Turf mowing, edging, detailing, de-thatching, aeration, over-seeding, and top dressing;
 Pruning and rejuvenation of shrubs and ground cover plants;  Irrigation maintenance, including repairing irrigation mainlines, valves, lateral lines, and sprinklers;
 Litter control, including disposal of trash and debris at City disposal sites;  Broadleaf weed control in planters, trails, hardscapes, and adjacent right-of-way up to the edge of pavement;
 Fertilization of turf, shrubs, ground cover, and trees;  Hardscape cleaning, pressure washing, and sanitizing;  Limited tree maintenance, including pruning, staking, tying, and guying of trees;  Drainage maintenance of associated flowlines, channels, gutters, and drains; and,
 Disaster/emergency response support.

Report to Mayor and City Council
Re: Approve Second Amendment to Agreement No. A-6563 with Rich Meier’s Landscaping, Inc.

May 15, 2024

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With this three-month term extension, the contract price will increase by $588,000, for a revised total amount of $14,061,877. This amendment represents a 4.36% increase to the contract amount with an aggregate change of 14.8%. Since the second amendment’s cumulative increase exceeds 10% of the original contract price, it requires City Council approval, per Palmdale Municipal Code 03.08.240(C).

FISCAL IMPACT
$588,000; Sufficient funds for these maintenance services will be budgeted in the following accounts for Fiscal Year 2024-2025: 10133002-723410 (Park Maintenance), 20333005-723410-3410 (Palmdale Transportation Center), and 20333005-723410- 3411 (Park and Rides). The term extension is effective July 1, 2024, through September 30, 2024. The current fiscal year has sufficient funds budgeted in applicable accounts under the original contract term.

STRATEGIC PLAN
Goal III: Invest in infrastructure to improve community livability.

C. Plan and maintain safe and attractive neighborhoods, streets, facilities, and public spaces with exciting programming that promotes active fun for everyone.

Prepared by: Lynn Glidden, P.E., Director of Public Works Certified as to availability of Funds: Janelle Samson, Director of Operations Approved by: Ronda Perez, City Manager
Approved as to form: William P. Curley, III, City Attorney

ATTACHMENTS
Agrmt No. A-6563 Second Amendment with Rich Meier’s Landscaping, Inc.

Agrmt No. A-6563 First Amendment with Rich Meier’s Landscaping, Inc.

Agrmt No. A-6563 with Rich Meier’s Landscaping, Inc.

SECOND AMENDMENT TO AGREEMENT A-6563
BETWEEN THE CITY OF PALMDALE AND RICH MEIER'S LANDSCAPING, INC.

This Second Amendment to Agreement No. A-6563 (“Agreement”) is made and entered into by and between the City of Palmdale (hereinafter called “CITY”) and RICH MEIER'S LANDSCAPING, INC. (hereinafter called "CONTRACTOR"). This Contract shall become effective on the date of the last signatory.

WHEREAS, on April 2, 2019 ("Original Agreement") the CITY and CONTRACTOR entered into an agreement to provide:

Professional landscape maintenance services in City parks and facility grounds, Palmdale Transportation Center, Park and Rides, General Benefit landscape areas, and Fairway Business Park.

WHEREAS, on January 23, 2024 ("First Amendment") the CITY and CONTRACTOR entered into an amendment to increase the Original Agreement Price.

WHEREAS, the parties desire to amend the Original Agreement to:

Extend the Contract Term and increase the Contract Price so that CONTRACTOR can continue providing monthly and additional landscape maintenance services at CITY parks and facility grounds, Palmdale Transportation Center, and Park and Rides.

NOW THEREFORE, the parties agree as follows:

1. The CITY shall extend the Contract Term identified in Section 6 of the Original Agreement an additional three (3) months for continued landscape services in parks and facility grounds, Palmdale Transportation Center, and Park and Rides, expiring September 30, 2024. CONTRACTOR shall cease services in General Benefit landscape areas and Fairway Business Park effective July 1, 2024. Services are contingent on City Council's FY 2024-25 Budget approval.

2. The compensation identified in Section 5 is amended to increase the total price of the Agreement by Five Hundred Eighty-Eight Thousand dollars ($588,000.00), not to exceed the amount of Fourteen Million Sixty-One Thousand Eight Hundred Seventy- Seven dollars ($14,061,877.00).

All other terms and conditions of the Original Agreement not amended herein, remain in full force and effect.

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In Witness Whereof, the parties hereto have caused this Contract to be executed and attested by their respective officers thereunto duly authorized.

CITY OF PALMDALE:

RICH MEIER'S LANDSCAPING, INC.:

Ronda Perez
City Manager

Richard Meier
President
ADDRESS FOR NOTICE:

CITY OF PALMDALE
39110 3rd Street East, Suite C
Palmdale, CA 93550

ADDRESS FOR NOTICE:

RICH MEIER'S LANDSCAPING, INC.

P.O. Box 1784
Lancaster, CA 93539
APPROVE AS TO FORM:

William P. Curley, III
City Attorney

ATTEST:

Roxanne Faber
City Clerk

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BETWEEN THE CITY OF PALMDALE AND RICH MEIER'S LANDSCAPING, INC.

This First Amendment to Agreement No. A-6563 (“Agreement”) is made and entered into by and between the City of Palmdale (hereinafter called “CITY”) and RICH MEIER'S LANDSCAPING, INC. (hereinafter called "CONTRACTOR"). This Contract shall become effective on the date of the last signatory.

WHEREAS, on April 2, 2019 ("Original Agreement") the CITY and CONTRACTOR entered into an agreement to provide:

Professional landscape maintenance services in City parks and facility grounds, Palmdale Transportation Center, Park-n-Rides, General Benefit landscape areas, and Fairway Business Park.

WHEREAS, the parties desire to amend the Original Agreement to:

Increase Agreement price to cover monthly landscape services as well as additional landscape work and specialized projects for FY 2024.

NOW THEREFORE, the parties agree as follows:

1. The compensation identified in Section 5 is amended to increase the total price of the Agreement by One Million Two Hundred Twenty-Four Thousand Eight Hundred Ninety Seven dollars and Eighty-One cents ($1,224,897.81), not to exceed the amount of Thirteen Million Four Hundred Seventy-Three Thousand Eight Hundred Seventy-Seven dollars ($13,473,877).

All other terms and conditions of the Original Agreement not amended herein, remain in full force and effect.

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In Witness Whereof, the parties hereto have caused this Contract to be executed and attested by their respective officers thereunto duly authorized.

CITY OF PALMDALE:

RICH MEIER'S LANDSCAPING, INC.:

Ronda Perez
City Manager

Richard Meier
President
ADDRESS FOR NOTICE:

CITY OF PALMDALE
39110 3rd Street East, Suite C
Palmdale, CA 93550

ADDRESS FOR NOTICE:

RICH MEIER'S LANDSCAPING, INC.

P.O. Box 1784
Lancaster, CA 93539
APPROVE AS TO FORM:

William P. Curley, III
City Attorney

ATTEST:

Roxanne Faber
Acting City Clerk

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ræÞ.<q9à EÞlirfl Agreement No. A-6563
AGREEMENT NO. A-6563

CONTRACT FOR PROFESSIONAL LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE SERVICES BETWEEN THE CITY OF PALMDALE AND RICH MEIER'S LANDSCAPE, INC.

THIS CONTRACT FOR PROFESSIONAL LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE
SERVICES ("Contract" herein) is made and entered into this 2nd day of April 2019, by and between the City of Palmdale, a public body corporate and politic, (hereinafter called "ClTY"), and RICH MEIER'S LANDSCAPING, lNC., a California Corporation, (hereinafter called "CONTRACTOR").

RECITALS
WHEREAS, CONTRACTOR represents that CONTRACTOR has the expertise and is qualified to perform the services described in this Contract.

NOW THEREFORE, CITY and CONTRACTOR, in consideration of the mutual covenants hereinafter set forth, agree as follows:
,:
1 CITY PROJECT MANAGER
To provide the services required by this Contract, CONTRACTOR shallract under the authority and approval of the Public Works Director/designee, who shall oversee this Contract, the,services performed by the CONTRACTOR, assist' GONTRAG,;I:OR with any necAssary information, audit billingg, and approve payments, The C,ONTRACTOR shall channel all contacts and requests through the City project.manager., 2 DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES

2.1 2.2

2.3 CONTRACTOR shall provide Professional Landscape Maintenançe Services as more specifically. set forth in the Teqhnical Provisions, labeled Exhibit A - Scope of Work, attached hereto and made a part hereof by rgference and as set forth in the specifications and details included therein. CONTRACTOR shall perform and complete, all such services in a manner satisfactory to CITY.

CONTRACTOR shall have no claim for compensation for any services, which has not been authorized by CITY's Authorization to Froceed.

CONTRACTOR shall not accept any change of scope, or change in contract provisions, to this contract unless issued in writing, as a contract provisions, to this Contract unless issued in writing, as a contract change order or amendment and signed by CITY Any extensions of time must be mutually agreed upon in writing and executed by both parties.

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2.4 CONTRACTOR shall maintain in current status all Federal, State and local licenses and permits required for the operation of the business conducted by the CONTRACTOR as applicable to this contract.

2.5 All services supplied under this Contract shall be fully guaranteed by CONTRACTOR for--the duration of the Contraet, Any :defects ,of design, '"voi'kmanship, or materials that would ¡"esult in non-compliance with ihe Coi^rt¡-aci specifications shall be fully corrected by CONTRACTOR (including parts and labor) without cost to CITY. The written warranty shall be included with the delivered products to the using Department.

2.6 CITY shall provide to CONTRACTOR, without charge, all data, program information, including reports, records, maps and other information, now in CITY's possession, which may facilitate the timely performance of the services.

2.7 Subcontractors. CONTRACTOR shall not enter into any subcontract under this Contract for the performance of this Contract without advance written approval of CITY. The subcontract shall incorporate by reference the terms and conditions of this Contract.

2.8 Direct Responsib¡l¡ty. All services required under this Contract shall be performed by CONTRACTOR, or under CON'I'RACTOR'S'direct supervision, and all personnel shall possess the qualifications, permits and licenses required by State and local law to perform such services.

2.8.1 ''CONTRACTOR shall be solely'responsible for the satisfactory work performance of all personnel engagecl in performing serviceS requireci by this Contract, and compliance with all reasonäble performance standards established by CITY.

2.8.2 coNTRACToR shall be responsible for payment of all coNTRACToR's employees' and subcontractor's wages and benefits, and shall comply with all' rêquireménts pertairiing to the employer's liability, workers' compensation, unemployment insurance, and Social Security. '

2.8.3 coNTRACToR shall indemnify and hold harmless clry, and its respective officers, agents and employees from and against all claims, demands, damages or costs arising from coNTRACToR's acts or omissions with respect to any líability, damages, claims, costs and expenses of any nature arising from alleged violations of personnel practices.

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3 CONTRACTOR'SPERSONNEL
This Contract has been awarded to CONTRACTOR based on the value to the CITY; this value is parlially based on the qualifications of the CONTRACTOR'S Key Personnel, including any subcontractors that are set forth in Exhibit C Key Personnel which is attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference.

3.1 Staff. CITY shall review and approve CONTRACTOR'S staff, including those provided by designated and approved subcontractors, to be assigned to this Contract by CONTRACTOR during the term of this Contract.

Supervisor. CONTRACTOR shall provide adequate supervision and direction of their employees, agents, and subcontractors providing services to City hereunder to ensure all work is correctly performed and per the contract requirements.

3.2.1 CONTRACTOR shall designate a Supervisor to fulfill this role, subject to approval of the CITY. The Supervisor shall act as agent for the Contractor, and shall be fully qualified to implement the contract specifications set forth in the contract documents, and shall be available and on-call at all other times as may be rêquired. i . {.i
The Supervisor's duties shall include, but are not limited to, quality control of services provided :hereunder, rnaintênance of cleanliness standard, work scheduling, sequencíng operations, on-site inspections, stock requis,itioning,; and rnaterial issuance,,inventory and storage control, repoft writing, general pr:oblem solving, and to investigate all landscape cornplaints as reported by the City's designated representative. I
' 3,2.2

3.2.3 The Contractor must submit a list of at least three emergency telephone numbers of 'managelìlent level, supervisory personnel, who are authorized to dispatch back-up working crews in the event of an emergency request by the Landscape Supervisor or
appointed designee. These emergency telephone numbers shall be different than, in addition to, the daytíme office or regUlar answering service number from where the Contractor does business. The Contractor will update these emergency numbers aS required throughout the term of the Agreement.

Subcontractors. CONTRACTOR shall not assign, transfer, or enter into any subcontract under this Agreement, nor any part thereof, without first obtaining the Asreement w¡th RICH MEIER'S LANDSCAPING, ING

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written consent of the Director of Public Works or his/her designee. lf CONTRACTOR is permitted to subcontract any part of this Agreement, CONTRACTOR shall be responsible to CITY for the acts and omissions of its subcontractor as it is for- persons directly employed by contractor. Nothing contained in this Agreement shall create any ,contractual relationship between any subconiracto¡- and CiTY. Ali persorrs engageci in tire work shaii be considered employees of CONTRACTOR. The CITY shall deal directly with and shall make all payments to CONTRACTOR.

3.4 Direct Responsibility. All services required under this Contract shall be performed by CONTRACTOR, or under CONTRACTOR'S direct supervision, and all personnel shall possess the qualifications, permits and licenses required by State and local law to perform such services.

3.4-1 CONTRACTOR shall be solely responsible for the satisfactory work performance of all personnel engaged, in performing seruices required by this Contract, and , compliance with all reasonable performance standards established by ClTy. 3-4.2 OONTRACTOR shall be responsible for payment of :all CONTRACTOR's employees' and Subcontractor's wages and benefits, and shall comply with all ' urìêrTìployment insurance, and Social Security

3.4.3 CONTRACTOR shall indernnify and hold harmless CITY, and its respective or costs arising from OONTRACTOR's acts or omissions with respect to any liability, damages, claims, costs and expenses of any.nature arising from alleged violations of personnel practices.

4. ACCEPTANCE AND DOCUMENTATION.

Each task shall be reviewed and approved by the Contract Project Manager to determine acceptable completion.

4.1 Records. The CONTRACTOR shall retain and shall contractually require each Subcontractor to retain all data and other "records'l relating to the äcquisition and performance of the Contract for a period of three (3) years after the completion of the Contract unless a longer period of time is required by state or federal law, in which event CONTRACTOR shall retain its records for the time required by such laws. CONTRACTOR shall maintain adequate records and shall permit inspection and audit by CITY of CONTRACTOR's charges under this Contract.

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business hours upon reasonable notice. Nothing herein shall convert such records into public records, and they will be available on to CITY and any specified public agencies.

Property of CITY. All materials, including reports, computer programs and other deliverables, supplied or created under this Contract are the sole property of CITY. CONTRACTOR is not entitled to a patent or copyright on those materials and may not transfer the patent or copyright to anyone else. CONTRACTOR shall not use or release these materials without the prior written consent of CITY.

4.3 Current Products. All equípment, materials, parls and other components incorporated in the work or services performed pursuant to this Contract shall be new, or the latest model and of the most suitable grade for the purpose intended.

All work shall be performed in a skilled and workmanlike manner. 5 PRICE: CITY shall pay to CONTRACTOR an amount not to exceed Twelve Million Two Hundred Forty Eight Thousand Nine Hundred Seventy Nine Dollars and Nineteen Cent= ($t2,248,979.19) for the completion of all the services described herein, which sum shall include all costs or expenses incurred by CONTRACTOR, payable as set forth in Exhibit B - Fee Schedule, attached hereto and made part hereof by reference.

5.1 Payment. An application for payment form must be submitted to CITY which shall include the following: a olear, detailed invoice reflecting services bêing.billed for during the billing period; a sumrìary sheet showing 'percentage of contract ,,cornpleted, to . date, amounUpercent billed to date and 'anylall backup documentation supporting,fþs above items. A separate invoice shall be issued for each month of service performed, and no payment will be issued prior to completion of specified services and receiþt of a correct invoice.

5.2 Estimated Quantities. The quantities shown on Exhibit B -'Fee Schedule are estimates only, based upon available information. Payment shall be based on actual quantities for each listed item and no warranty is made with respect to the actual quantities. City reserves the right to inciêase or decrease contract quantities as determined to be in the City's best interest. ln no event shall the quantities be reduced to less than fifty percent (50%) of the estimated quantities shown on the Exhibit B - Fee Schedule, nor shall they be increased to more than one hundred twenty percent (120%) of the estimated quantities shown on the Exhib¡t B - Fee Schedule without the consent of the CONTRACTOR.

Payment. A separate invoice shall be issued for each shipment of material or service performed, and no payment will be issued prior to receipt of material and/or completion of specified services and receipt of a correct invoice.

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6.4 Agreement No. A-6563
6 CONTRACT TËRM.

The term of this Contract is five (5) years, commencing July 1 , 201g and expires June 30, 2024.

The execution of this Contrâct by thê parties doeS nöt constitute an authorizâtion to proceed. The services of CONTRACTOR shall commence when CITY, acting by and through its Landscape Supervisor or appointed designee, has issued and Authorization to Proceed.

Time is of the essence. All of the frequency and performance requirements as stated in the Contract Documents are of the essence of this Agreement.

Failure of CONTRACTOR to perform any covenant or condition contained herein within the time periods specified therein shall constitute a material breach of this Contract, entitling CITY to terrninate this Contract, unless CONTRACTOR applies for and receives an extension of time in u""ord"o"e with the procedures set forth herein.
7 TAXES
7 -1 CONTRACTOR shall pay all sales, consumer, use, and other similar taxes requireci io be paiC by CONTRACTOR in accordance wíth state and local laws. ;
7,2 ,,CONTRACTOR is an independent contractor and shall have no power or authority to incur any debt, obligation or liability on behalf of the ClTy. No person employed by CONTRACTOR or acting on its behalf, in connection with this Contract shall be considered the Agent or ernployee of ClTy. 7 -3 CONTRACTOR shall be required to obtain a current City of Palmdale business license, as required by the Palmdale Municipal Code, before an Authorization to Proceed is.issued. . !

7.4 When equipment, materials, or supplies generally taxable to CONTRACTOR are eligible for a tax exemption due to the nature of the services, CONTRACTOR shall assist the City in applying for and obtaining such tax credits and exemptions, which shall be paid or credited to the City.

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8 PATENT FEES AND ROYALTIES
CONTRACTOR shall pay all license fees and royalties and assume all costs incident to the use, in the performance of the services or the incorporation in the services of any invention, design, process, program, product or device which is the subject of patent rights or copyrights held by others. lf a particular invention, design, process, program, product or device is specified in the contract documents for use in the performance of the services and if, to the actual knowledge of CITY, its use is subject to patent rights or copyrights calling for the payment of any license fee or contract documents.

CONTRACTOR shall indemnify and hold harmless CITY and anyone directly or indirectly employed by CITY from and against all claims, damages, losses and expenses (including attorneys' fees) arising out of any infringement of patent rights or copyrights incident to the use in the performance of the services, or resulting from the incorporation in the services of any invention, design, process, program, product or device not specified in the contract documents, and shall defend"all such claims in connection with any alleged infringement of such rights. 9 INDEMNIFICATION
CONTRACTOR agrees to indemnify, defend and hold harmless CITY, its officers, agents and employees, from and against all claims, losses, obligations, or liability which arise out of,. or ,are in any way related to, the CONTRACTOR's acts, errors or omissions, or those of its employees or agents under this Agreement. 1O INSURANCE

10.1 CONTRACTOR, at its expense, shall maintain in effect at all times during the performance of services under this Contract not less than the foilowing coverage and limits of insurance, which shall be maintained with "insurers listed "A" or better in the Best's lnsurance Guide and authorized to do business in the State of California. Proof of lnsurance, as identified in Section 10.8, must be reviewed and accepted by the City Attorney.

10.1.1 Workers Comoensation ancl Fm over's I iabilitv
-Workers Compensation-coverage as
California
required by State of
-Employer's Liability-- $t,000,000.00 each accident
$1,000,000.00 limit bodily injury
$1,000,000.00 each employee bodily injury
by disease
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10.1.2 CommercialGeneral Liabilitv
-$2,000,000.00 limit on per occurrence basis
-$5,000,000.00 general aggregate limit

10.1.3 ercial Automobile Liabilitv
-$5,000,000.00 combined ;ingle limit including non-owned and hired automobile coverage

10.1.4 PollutionLiabititv
-$5,000,000 limit on a per occurrence basis
All of CONTRACTOR's policies shall contain an endorsement providing that written notice shall be given to CITY at least thirty (30) calendar days prior to termination, cancellation or reduction of coverage in the policy.

Policies providing for bodily injury and property damage coverage shall contain the following:

A. An endorsement extending coverage to the City as an additional insured, in the same manner as the named insured, as respects liability arising out of the performance of any services under the Contract. Such insurance shall be primary insurance as respects the interest of the City, and any other insu¡-ance maintained by the City shall be considered excess coverage and not contributing insurance with the insurance required hereunder. The Certificate and endorsements shall state that: "The City of Palmdale, Palnrcjale Community Redevelopment Agency, Paimdale Civic Authority, Housing Authority, lndustrial Development Authority, Airport Authority, their officers, agents, employees and volunteers are named as additional insureds."
B. "Severability of lnterest" clause

10.4 Promptly on execution of this Contract, and prior to commencement of any services, CONTRACTOR shall deliver to CITY copies of all required policies and endorsements to the required policies.
10'5 The requirements as to the types and limits of insurance to be maintained by CONTRACTOR are not intended to and shall not in any manner limit or qualify coNTRACTOR's liabilities and obrigations under this contract.

10.6 Any policy or policies of insurance that CONTRACTOR elects to carry as insurance against loss or damage to its equipment and tools or other personal propefty used in the performance of this Contract shall include a provision waiving the insurer's right of subrogation against ClTy.

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10.7 All insurance coverages must be maintained throughout the duration of this Contract.

10.8 Acceptable Proof of lnsurance

10.B.1ACORD Certificate of lnsurance listing all coverages, limits, deductibles and insureds; and endorsements for all applicable coverages if agent has authority to issue it. Additional insured Form CG20101185 or CG20100707 and CG2O370704 or equivalent must be provided for general liability coverage. Additional insured for C40001 must be provided for automobile liability coverage.

10.B.2Agents must confirm that policy endorsements have been ordered from the respective insurance companies. Upon issuance, policy endorsements listing all insurers must be submitted to the City Attorney.

10.9 Notwithstanding any other provision of this Contract, CITY may immediately terminate this Contract if, at any time CONTRACTOR fails to maintain the required insurance for the period of time or fails to comply with any of the insurance requirements listed above.
1I BONDING
CONTRAOTOR, at its êxpense, shall maintain in effect at all times during the performance of services under this Contract not less than the following bonding, which shall be maintained with bond companies listed "4" or'better in the Best's lnsurance Guide and authorized to do business in the State of California. Proof of 'Bonding must be reviewed and accepted by the City Attorney. ,, i

11.1 Faithful Performance Bond: shall be fifty percent (50%) of the Contract price for the first two years of the Contract, and each year the contractor shall extend . the Faithful Perfpnnance Bond for an additional year.so that the bond always covers two years. The bonding company shall provide a written notice to the CITY at least thirty (30) calendar days prior to expiration of each Faithful Pedormance Bond.

11.2 All bonds shall be in a form satisfactory to the City's Attorney

11.3 11.4
Promptly on execution of this Contract, and prior to commencement of any services, CONTRACTOR shall deliver to CITY copies of all required policies and endorsements to the required policies.

Notwithstanding any other provision of this Contract, CITY rnay immediately terminate this Contract if, at any time CONTRACTOR fails to maintain the Asreement with RICH MEIER'S LANDSCAPING, INC

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required bonciing for any period of time or fails to comply with any of the bonding requirements listed above.
12 TERMINATION WITHOUT CAUSE
CITY reserves the right to terminate this Contract or any þart thereof for its sole convenience with thirty (30) days written notice. ln the event of such termination, CONTRACTOR shall immediately stop all services hereunder, and shall immediately cause any of its employees and subcontractors to cease such services. CONTRACTOR shall also surrender to CITY all finished or unfinished documents, processes, programs and other supplies or materials, which shall be City's property. As compensation in full for services performed to the date of such termination, the CONTRACTOR shall receive an amount equal 'to the value of the services completed as of the termination date in accordance with the fee schedule or as negotiated between the parties. ln no event shall the amount payable upon termination exceed the total maximum compensation provided for in this Contract.
13 TERMINATION FOR CAUSE
lf CITY determines that CONTRACTOR has failed to supply an adequate,working force, or to provide services of proper quality, or has failed in any other respect to satisfactorily per,rorm the services specified in this Conti'act, CITY shall qive vúritten notice to CONTRACTOR specifying all defaults to be remedied within thirty (30) days. Such notice shall set foflh the basis for ÇlTy's .fl,issatisfaction and suggest corrective measures. lf, after forty-five days, CONTRACTOR has failed to implçment appropriate corrective measures, CITY may elect to terminate this Contract in whole or in part.

13.1 ln the event CITY terminates this Contrait, in whole or in part, for cause, ClTy may procure, upon such terms and in such rnanner as it may deem appropriate, services similar to those terminated
13-2 CONTRACTOR shall provide all finished or unfinished documents, data, studies, software, dráwings, programs, processes, maps, photographs, repoñs, etc., prepared by CONTRACTOR within fifteen (15) working days after notice of termination. Upon such termination, CONTRACTOR shall be paid an amount equal to the value of the services provided as of the date of termination, taking into consideration the costs associated with hiring another CONTRACTOR to complete the services. The above is in addition to any other remedies available by law or equity to CITY.

13.3 lf, after notice of termination of the Contract under the provisions of this Section 13, it is determined, for any reason, that CONTRACTOR was not in default, or that the default was excusable, then the rights and obligations of the parties shall Asreementw¡th RICH MEIER'S LANDSCAPING, INC

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be the same as if the notice of termination has been issued pursuant to Section

12. 14 DISPUTE RESOLUTION
All claims, disputes and other matters in question between CITY and CONTRACTOR arising out of, or relating to this contract or the breach thereof shall, to the extent reasonably feasible, be resolved through good faith negotiations between the parties.

CITY and CONTRACTOR also recognize the delays, expense, and difficulties involved in proving, through legal or arbitration proceedings, the actual loss suffered by City if the Services or portion of the Services are not completed or remediated as set forth in Exhibit A - Scope of Work. Accordingly, instead of requiring any such proof, the parties agree that if any remedial actions are necessary by the City's staff to complete services not performed or completed by the Contractor in accordance with the contract documents, the costs of said remedial actions shall be charged to Contractor at a rate of $60.00 per hour per City Maintenance Worker dispatched, with a 2-hour minimum charge, plus the actual cost of any supplies required.
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15 OWNERSHIP OF PRODUCT
All product, 'data; documents, programs and software including, but not limited to, research, field notes, investigations, analysis, studies, processes, software, instructions for use and othermanuals, whether complete or incomplete, which àre prepared or produced in the performance of this Contract are to be, and remain the property of CITY and Shall be delivered to or left with CITY upon thê completion or tefinination of this Agreement. CONTRACTOR shall furnish CITY, upon its request, originals and reproducible and electronic copies of product, data reports, studièb and of all other documents listed above. Electronic copies shall be provided in an,unprotected format which allows CITY to copy, reproduce and make changes as CITY deems necessary. 16 DELEGATION AND ASSIGNMENT

16.1 CONTRACTOR shall not delegate or assign its duties or rights hereunder, either in whole or in part, without the prior written consent of CITY; provided, however, that claims for money due or to become due to CONTRACTOR from CITY under this Contract may be assigned to a bank, trust company or other financial insiitut¡on without such approval.

16.2 Any assignment, delegation or subcontract shall be made in the name of the CONTRACTOR and shall not bind or purport to bind CITY and shall not release CONTRACTOR from any obligations under this Contract including, but not limited to, the duty to properly supervise and coordinate the work of employees, Asreement with RICH MEIER'S LANDSGAPING, INC

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assignees, delegates and subcontractors. No such assignment, delegation or subcontract shall result in any increase in the amount of total compensation payable to CONTRACTOR under this Contract.
17 NON-DISCRIMINATION AND EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY

17.1 ln performance of this Contract, CONTRACTOR shall not discriminate against any employee, subcontractor, or applicant for employment because of sex, color, race, religion, ancestry, national origin, disability, medical condition, marital status, sexual orientation or age. CONTRACTOR will take affirmative action to ensure that applicants are employed, and that employees are treated during employment, without regard to their sex, color, race, religion, ancestry, national origin, disability, medical condition, marital status, sexual orientation or age.

Affirmative action relating to employment shall include, but not be limited to the following: employment, upgrading, demotion or transfer; recruitment; layoff or termination; rates of pay or other forms of compensation; and selection for training, including apprenticeship.

17.2 The provisions of subsection 17.1 above shall be included in all solicitations or advertisements placed by or on behalf of CONTRACTOR for personnel to perform any services under this Contract. CITY shall have access to all documents, data and recorcis of CONTRACTOR and its subcontractors for , pL{poses of determining compliange with the equal ppportunity and non- discrimination provisions of this 'Section, and all applicable provisions of Executive Order No., 11246'which is incorporated herein by this reference. A copy of Executive Order No. 1.1246 is.available for ínspection at, and on file with, the Palmdale City Clerk's Office.
1 8 FINANCIAL INTEREST CERTIFICATION

18.1 CONTRACTOR warrants that no person has been employed or retained to solicit or secure this Contract upon an agreement or understanding for a commission, percentage, brokerage or contingent fee; and that no officer or employee of the CITY has any interest, financialJy or otherwise, in CONTRACTOR's firm.

18.2 For breaòh or violation of this warranty, CITY shall have the right to annul this Contract without liability or at its discretion to deduct from the Contract Price or consideration, the full amount of such commission, percentage, brokerage or contingent fee.

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19 CONFLICT OF INTEREST

19.1 CONTRACTOR stipulates that its officers and employees do not now have a conflict of interest and it further agrees for itself, its officers and its employees that it will not contract for or accept employment for the performance of any work or services with any individual business, corporation or government unit that would create a conflict of interest in the performance of its obligations pursuant to this Contract or which would cause CONTRACTOR to be "financial interested" (as provided in California Government Code Section 1090 et seq. or 87100 et seq.) in any contract or decision made by CITY on any matter. 20 COMPLIANCE WITH LAW

20.1 CONTRACTOR shall comply with all state and federal laws, including but not limited to, the requirement to hire only those persons authorized by federal law to work in the United States. lf CONTRACTOR uses any subcontractors to complete this Contract, this same requirement shall be included in all subcontracts and strictly enforced by CONTRACTOR.

20.2 The Law of the State of California shall govern this Contract. The venue of any legal'.action, either formal'or informal, shall be the County of Lob Angeled. 2I NOTICES
Any notice required under this Contract shall be in writing, addressed to'the appropriate party at its address on the signature page and given personally or by registerçd or certified mail postage prepaid, or by commercial courier servíce. All nótices shall be effective upon the date of receipt.
22 ENTIRE AGREEMENT AND AMENDMENTS

22.1 This Contract is the complete Agreement between the parties and supersedes all prior proposals, agreements, and understandings between the parties and may not be modified or,terminated orally.

22.2 22.3
No attempted waiver of any of the provisions hereof, nor any modification in the nature, extent or duration of the services to be performed by CONTRACTOR hereunder, shall be binding unless in writing and signed by the party against whom the same is sought to be enforced.

The failure of any party to enforce against another party any provision of this Contract shall not constitute a waiver of that party's right to enforce such a provision at a later time, and shall not serve to vary the terms of this Contract.

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23 ATTORNEY'S FEES
lf any action at law or in equity is brought to enforce or interpret any provisions of this Contract, the prevailing party in such action shall be entitled to reasonable attorney,s fees, costs and necessary disbursements, in addition to such other relief as may be sought and awarded.

In Witness Whereof, the parties hereto have caused this Contract to be executed and attested by their respective officers thereunto duly authorized.

CITY:

CITY OF PALMDALE
CONTRACTOR:

RICH MEIER'S LANDSCAPING
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Hofbauer Date Bv Richard Meier ateMAYOR PRESIDENT
3 ADDRESS FOR NOTICE:

CITY OF PALMDALE:

Public Wo¡.ks Eepartment
391 l0 3d Street East
Palmdale, California g3S50
(661) 267-5338
(661) 267-5309 Fax
ADDRESS FOR.NOTICE:

RICH MEIER'S LANDSCAPING, INC
1652 West.Avenue L-14
Lancaster, California 93534
(661) 723-222A
(661) 723-2229 Fax

APPROVE AS FORM
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EXHIBIT A

SCOPE OF WORK
The following are the general expectations for the work to be performed . Turf mowing, edging, detailing, de-thatching and aeration . Pruning and rejuvenation of shrubs and ground cover plants . lrrigation system inspections and maintenance
. Repairing irrigation mainlines, valves, lateral lines and sprinklers . Litter control and disposal of trash and debris at City provided waste bins. . Broad leaf weed control in planters, níches and adjacent right of ways up to the edge of pavement
¡ Park and City Facility Grounds openings including safety inspections. . Playground equipment inspections, where applicable.
r Fertilization of turf, shrubs, ground cover, and trees. . Hardscape pressure washing.
o Limited tree maintenance including pruning, staking, tying, guying of trees. . Clean drainage structures, inlets, flow-lines and gutters, and drains where applicable. . Disaster/emergency responsesupport.

It is understood that except as otherwise specifically stated in the contract, the Contractor shall províde and pay for all materials, labor, tools, equipment, transportãtion of every nâture and all other services and facilities of every nature whatsoever, necessary to execute, complete and deliver the work within the specified time, including permits, insurance and licenses (including City of Palmdale Business License) necessary for the execution of the work shall 'be secured and paid for by the Contractor. No subcontracting is allowed.

Work Schedule
CONTRACTOR's working hours, except for those functions described in the Technical Specifications shall be limited to the hours between 6:00 AM and 5:00 PM Monday thru Sunday: Deviation from normal workíng hours will not be allowed without prior written consent from the Landscape Manager or appointed designee.

CITY observes the following legal holidays
¡ New Year's Day
¡ Martin Luther King Day
o President's Day
¡ Memorial Day
r Fourth of July
o Labor Day
¡ Veteran's Day
. Thanksgiving Day
. Day after Thanksgiving
o Christmas Eve
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. Christmas Day
. New Year's Eve
Detailed Professional Landscape Maintenance Service Specifications for City parks and Facility Grounds, General Benefit Landscapes, Palmdale Transportation Center, park and Rides, and Fairway Business Park.

CITY PARKS AND FACILITY GROUNDS
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A.L Park and City Facility Grounds Safety lnspection
A complete inspection of all Park and City facility grounds shall be conducted dailv, 365 days a year, including holidays and weekends. This ínspection will serve to note, report, and mitigate any safety issues or vandalism discovered on a daily basis. CONTRACTOR shall complete the following opening functíons no later than 7:30 a.m. at City Facility Grounds and by B:00 a.m. at City parks;

1. Delineate hazards and report them immed¡ately.

2. Report any vandalism or material loss, including graffiti.

3. Remove all litter and debris accumulated at.the entrances of City facilities to ensure clean passage for ,City staff and the general public.

4. Remove litter and debris from City parks and facility grounds.

4.2 Playground Fall Protection surface Areas and Exercise station Equipment

1. All playground equipment fall protection surface areas shall be inspected and neatly groomed daily, at the start of each day. sand, wood chip, and any other playground fall protectioh surfaces shall be cleaned and/or raked level to remove any foreign or hazardous material(s).

2. All playground equípment shall be inspected daily for signs of wear, damage, fatigue or loose nuts and bolts. Any unsafe condition shall be immediately reported to the Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee.

3. Special attention shall be exercised to correct depressions in fall protection surface material around play equipment. Depressions shall be corrected daily by distributing sand or wood chips from high areas to low areas.

4. Duringlevelinganddistributionofsandorwoodchips,noconcretefootingshall beleftexposed.

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beyond all ends of the playground equipment where possible. CONTRACTOR shall immediately notify Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee if this depth requirement cannot be achieved.

6. All sand, wood chip, and other playground fall protection surface areas shall be maintained free of litter, cans, broken glass, and any other harmful and/or unsightly debris.

7. Equal access play areas and their resilient surfaces shall be thoroughly blown down to remove sand, silt, and other debris during Park opening operations.

8. Sweep walkways around sand and wood chip play and equal access areas, returning sand and wood chips into play areas.

9. Horseshoe pit sand, disc golf tee station, and exercise equipment station surface material shall be inspected and neatly groomed at the start of each day and the surface material cleaned and raked level to remove any foreign and/or hazardous materials.

4.3 Park Trash Cans
i.. Exterior trash cans and receptacles shall be emptied once daily Monday through Wednesday, prior to 8:00 a.m. and all waste shall be placed in designated dumpsters.

2. Exterior trash cans and receptacles shall be emptied twice daily Thursday through Sunday, prior to 8:00 a.m. and again before 2:30 p.m. and all waste shall be placed in designated dumpsters.

3. Trash cans shall be conveniently located for public use and returned to such locations each morning if found displaced.

4. CONTRACTOR shall use CITY provided trash can liners in alltrash cans and receptacles.

5. Trash cans, receptacles, and lids shall be cleaned or sanitized as needed.

4.4 Dumpster Enclosures and Roll-Off Bin Sites

1. Dumpsterenclosure&roll offbinareasshall bekeptfreeofall trashaswell asaccumulatedand/or dumped debris. All trash & debris shall be collected and placed in designated dumpsters daily.

2. Dumpster enclosures shall be pressure washed weekly or as directed by the Landscape Superintendent or a ppointed designee.

4.5 Hardscape Maintenance

1. City Park and facility entryways, walkways, steps, hard court areas, picnic pavilions, parking lots and artificial turf shall be blown down daily during opening operations. All blown debris shall be immediately picked up.

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2' city Park and facility entryways, walkways, steps, hard court areas, picnic pavilions, and parking lots shall have all trash, accumulated andlor dumped debris collected and placed in designated dumpsters daily during opening operations.
3' When in close proximity to CITY facilities, CONTRACTOR shall only use power equipment between the hours of 6:00 a.m. and 7:30 a.m. unless otherwise authorized by Landscape superintendent or appointed designee.

4.6 Pressure Washing Operations
Civic Center and City Facilities: All City facility entry ways and walkways including those at the palmdale civic center shall be pressure washed and or power scrubbed to remove all foreign objects from surfaces, such as gum, grease, bird droppings, and/or spills a mínímum of twice per week or as directed by Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee.

Picníc Pavilions and Park Furnishings: All picnic pavilions and park furnishings including tables, benches, bleachers, drinking fountains, trash receptacles, trash cans and lids shall be pressure washed or power scrubbed to remove all foreign objects from surfaces, such as gum, grease, bird droppings, and/or spills as follows:

Seote mber L thru June 1: weekly or as directed by the Landscape superintendent or appointed designee
June l" thru September l-: twice weekly or as directed by the Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee.

Dumpster enclosures: All dumpster enclosures shall be pressure washed weekly or as directed by the Landscape Superintendent or appointed desígnee.

Tennis, Basketball & Pickle ball courts: All exterior courts shall be pressure washed weekly or as directed by the Landscape superintendent or appointed designee.

4.7 Park Furnishings
1' Picnic tables, benches, and bleachers shall be pressure washed and sanitized to ensure public health and safety.

2. Picnic tables, benches, and bleachers shall be checked for graffiti, carvings, looseness of planks or braces, cleanliness, and general repair needs. Any observed issues shall be immediately reported to the Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee.
3' cooking grills shall have ashes and partially burned charcoal, garbage, and leftover food removed.

Grills shall be inspected for general repair needs. Any observed issues shall be immediatefy reported to the Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee.

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6. Remove all tacks, staples, strings, and otherobjects adhered to pavilion structures by Park patrons

4.8 Drinking Fountains

1. CITY shall be responsible for the repair or replacement of drinking fountains and fixtures.

CONTRACTOR shall immediately report any malfunctioning or vandalized drinking fountains to Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee.

2. CONTRACTOR shall pressure wash and disinfect exterior, free standíng drinking fountains as follows:

September l- thru June 1: weekly or as directed by the Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee.

June 1 thru otember 1: twice weekly or as directed by the Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee.

A.g Swales and Drains
Drainage infrastructure including inlet structures, channels, gutters, and drains within Park and City facility grounds and up to the edge of asphalt pavement shall be kept free of vegetation, debris and algae to allow the unrestricted flow of water. Plugged drains and missing or damaged grates shall be immediately reported to the Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee.

L. Swales shall be inspected and kept clear of all silt, debris, and litter to allow for continuous flow of water.

2. Drains and collection boxes shall be cleared of all debris and kept in a clean condition

3. Drain grates shall be inspected to mitigate hazards. CONTRACTOR shall immediately inform the Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee of any broken or missing grates and delineate any hazards for public safety.

4.10 Frequency
Daily: Safety inspections and removal of litter and debris according to Sections 4.1 through 4.5 and 4.7 shall be performed on a daily basis and must be completed prior to completion of Cíty Park and Facility Grounds openings.

Weekly or Twice a Week: Pressure washing and draínage maintenance according to Sections 4.6, 4.8, and 4.9 shall be performed in an on-going manner on weekly or twice a week.

4.L1 Compliance-Based Payment and Accountability Expectations City will accept NO less than full completion of the functions described in sections 4.1 through 4.9 during applicable service day and within the full span of Park and City Facility Grounds being serviced.

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monthly payment, which is calculated by taking the monthly service cost multiplied by twelve and divided by 365 for a daily service value (monthly cost x r2/3lsl. tn addition, the Contractor will be responsible for any costs incurred by the city as a result of negligence by the contractor for not providing service as outlined in the technical specifications.

SECTION B - TURF MAI NC.E
B.L Pre-Mowing Operation
Prior to initiating a mowing operation, the site is to be inspected by a knowledgeable and responsible employee, who will determine the practicability of initiating the operation. Litter is not to be shredded by mowers; glass bottles are not to be driven over and broken; and excessively wet turf areas are not to be driven across. Damaged sprinkler heads and valve box covers are to be immediately reported to Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee. Recycling mowers are required. Dumped debris, glass, leaves, paper, and other debris shall be removed and disposed in park dumpsters prior to mowing operations. coNTRACTOR shall maintain appropriate turf grade, including backfilling ol'clepressions or rodent burrows.

8.2 Turf Mowing
Turf in city Parks and Facility Grounds shall be mowed with power mowers. The mowers shall be maintained and operated so as to provide a smooth even cut. The reel or blade adjustment will provide a uniform, level cut without ridges or depressions. All mower safety features shall be in place at all times to protect op"rrto, and the public.
lf a mowing operation cannot be thoroughly completed within the designated time frame, the Landscape superintendent or appointed designee shall be immediately notified via a phone call and notification followed up with an e-mail to the Landscape Section group e-mail address.

8.3 Cutting Heights
Cutting heights for all turf in City Parks & Facility Grounds shall be 2" or as directed by Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee.

8.4 Edging
All turf grass borders, including ball diamond aprons and warning tracks, shall be neatly and uniformly edged or trimmed concurrent with every mowing. Turf borders along sidewalks and mow strips shall be cut with vertical blade edger.

Use of string trimmers to perform this task is not acceptable. only trimming around appurtenances in turf (e.g. valve and meter boxes, cóntroller enclosures, manhole covers etc.) may be accomplished through the use of string trimmers.

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8.5 Clipping Pick Up
Excessive clippings and/or debris left behind by recycling mowers shall be collected and removed from the site prior to the completion of day's mowing operations or the end of the work day, whichever occurs first.

8.6 Clean Up
All walkways, trails, parking lots, roadways, or other areas dirtied by mowing operations shall be cleaned and all debris disposed of in dumpsters prior to the completion of mowing operatíons at each site. All debris generated from CONTRACTOR operations shall be picked up and disposed of in appropriate dumpsters. No debris shall be blown into streets, roadways, or adjacent properties.

8.7 Frequency
Mowing operations shall be performed at such intervals of time so that no more than one-third of the grass blade is removed during each mowing in returning the grass to the accepted height for the species of grass being mowed, and at no less than weekly intervals during the growing season. Work shall be performed on the same day each week. Estimated mowings per year: 33 lnclement weather may preclude adherence to the frequency schedule. CONTRACTOR may request alteration of this mowing frequency from the Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee due to inclement weather. All mowing missed due to inclement weather shall be rescheduled and completed within three (3)working days.

8.8 Sidewalks
Sidewalks are to be maintained in a weed free condition. This includes the removalof weeds in all paved and/or unpaved surfaces, in joints, cracks, or other crevices within or adjoining to the curb and gutter, up to the edge of asphalt pavement, within the boundaries of all Park and City Facility Grounds.

8.9 Removal of Leaf Litter
Accumulation of leaf and needle litter from all landscaped areas including beds, planters, and turf areas shall be removed in an on-going manner and placed in appropriate green waste trash bin(s).

8.10 Turf Weeding-Additional Services
CONTRACTOR will supply equipment and labor at a cost in accordance with the Chemical Broadleaf Weed Control bid in Exhibit D: Fee Schedule of resulting Contract for Services-Additional Services to mitigate broadleaf weeds in turf as directed by Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee. The CITY will purchase and supply turf broadleaf weed control chemicals.

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servicecj' Failure to comply with this expectation will result in deduction of applicable service costs from the monthly payment, which is calculated by taking the monthly service cost multiplied by twelve and divided by 52 for a weekly service value (Monthly cost x r2/sz). tn addition, the contractor will be responsible for any costs incurred by the city as a result of negligence by the contractor for not providing service as outlined in the Technical Specifications.

SECTION C_ MEADOW W
C.1 Pre Trimming Operation
Prior to initiating a trimming operation, the site is to be inspected by a knowledgeable and responsible employee, who will determine the practicability of initiating the operation. Litter is not to be shredded by trimmers; glass bottles are not to be broken; and excessively wet turf areas are not to be trimmed.

Damaged sprinkler heads and valve box covers are to be immediately reported to Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee. Dumpe! debris, glass, leaves, paper, and other debris shall be removed and disposed in Park dumpsters prior to inowing operations. coNTRACToR shall maintain appropriate turf grade, including backfilling of depressions or rodent burrows.

Dumped debris, glass, leaves, paper, and/or other debris shall be removed and disposed of in appropriate Park dumpsters prior to trimming.

C.2 Meadow Type Turf Slope power Trimming
All power string trimmers shall be maintained so as to provide a smooth cut at approximately j.2 inches in height. String trimming shallclear any blocked irrigation coverage and should not cut the crown of the grass.

C.3 Meadow Type Turf Slope Edging
All turf grass borders shall be neatly and uníformly edged concurrent with every mowing. Turf slope borders along sidewalks and mow strips shall be cut w¡th a vertical blade edger. use of string trimmers to perform this task is not acceptable. Trimming around appurtenances in turf (e.g. valve and meter boxes, controller enclosures, manhole covers etc.) may be accomplished through the use of string trimmers.

C.4 Cutting Heights
cutting'heíghts shall be approximately 12 inches above the plane of the slope.

C.5 Clipping Pick Up
All grass clippings shall be collected and removed from the grounds prior to the completion of day,s trimm¡ng operations or the end of the work day, whichever occurs first.

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C.6 Clean Up
All walkways, trails, parking lots, roadways, or other areas dirtied by trimming operations shall be cleaned and all debris disposed of in dumpsters priorto the completion of trimming operations at each site. All debris generated from CONTRACTOR operations shall be picked up and disposed of in Park dumpsters. No debris shall be blown ¡nto right of ways, streets, or adjacent properties.

C.7 Frequency
Meadow type turf slope trimming shall be performed annually as directed by Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee. lnclement weather may preclude adherence to the frequency schedule.

CONTRACTOR may request alteration of this turf slope trimm¡ng frequency from the Landscape Superintendent or the appointed designee due to inclement weather. All tr¡mming missed due to inclement weather shall be rescheduled and completed within three (3) working days.

C.8 Removal of Leaf Litter
Accumulation of leaf and needle litter from all landscaped areas including beds, planters, and turf areas shall be removed in an on-going manner and placed in appropriate green waste trash bin(s).

C.9 Sidewalks
Sidewalks are to be maintained in a weed free condition. This includes the removalof weeds in all paved and/or unpaved surfaces, in joints, cracks, or other.crevices within or adjoining to the curb and gutte.r, up to the edge of asphalt pavement, and within the boundaries of all City Park and Facilities Grounds.

C.L0 Turf Weeding-Additional Services
CONTRACTOR will supply equipment and labor at a cost in accordance with the Chemical Broadleaf Weed Control bid in Exhibit D: Fee Schedule of resulting Contract for Services-Additional Services to mitigate broadleaf weeds in turf as directed by Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee. The clTY will purchase and supply turf broadleaf weed control chemicals.

SECTION D - PLANTER MAINTENANCE
D.1 Pruning of Plants and Shrubs
plants and shrubs shall be pruned and trimmed according to specíes specific prescribed horticultural practices. Plants and shrubs shall be maintained withín the limits of their landscaped areas so as not to encroach into walkways, trails, parking spaces, and private property. All shrubs will be contained to a maximum height of four (4) feet or as otherwise directed by the Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee. Shrubs shall be pruned to maintain an attractive natural appearance wherever possible and to avoid blocking irrigation .ou"rág". At the conclusion of blooming cycles, all spent blooms shall be trimmed or removed on a weekly basis. Shrubs will be re-sheared prior to attaining six (6) inches of new growth.

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vines shail be pruned as often as necessary to maintain a satisfactory appearance and secure attachment to walls and fences- coNTRACTOR will supply equipment and labor to reset vines in accordance with the corresponding bid item in Exhibit D - Fee schedule of resulting contract for Services-Additional Services.

D.2 Trimming or pruning of Ground Cover
Ground cover shall be pruned according to species specific prescribed horticultural practices and to avoid blocking irrigation coverage as directed by Landscape superintendent or appointed designee.

D.3 Edging of Ground Cover
Ground cover shall be neatly edged and maintained within the limits of landscaped areas so as not to encroach into walkways, trails, parking lots, and/or private property.

D.4 Weed Control
weed abatement, includíng removal of volunteer trees, shall be done weekly according to accepted best management practices providing for effective on-going weed control after every weekly service. weed abatement can be performed both chemically and mechanically although chemical control is preferred. care shall be taken to prevent damage of ground cover and irrigatíon systems during mechanicat weeding operations. coNTRAcroR shall assume the cost of herbicides, pre-emergents, and surfactants utilized for integrated végetation manâgement. weed control sha!l include undeveloped park ;*; ,a Yellen, oåsis, and Arnie Quínones Parks. coNTRAcroR is responsible and liable for the safe handling and application of all herbicide chemical måterials.

D.5 Green Waste Disposal
All trimmincs ihal¡ be removed from city Park and Facility Grounds and disposed of in appropriate dumpsters by completion of day's trimming operations or the end of the work day, whichever occurs first.

D.6 Removal of Litter and Debris
Dumped debris, glass, leaves, paper, and/or other debris blown into all planters shall be removed and disposed of in appropriate park dumpsters on a daily basis.

D.7 Removal of Leaf Litter
Accumulation of leaf and needle litter in all landscaped areas including beds, planters, and turf areas shall be removed in an on-going manner and placed in appropriate green waste trash bin(s).

D.8 Clean Up
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site. All debris generated from CONTRACTOR operations shall be picked up and disposed of in Park dumpsters. No debris shall be blown into right of ways, streets, or adjacent properties.

D.9 Frequency
Daily: Removalof litter and debris (D.6)shall be performed on a daily basis and must be completed prior to completion of City Park and Facility Grounds openings.

Weekly: Pruning of shrubs (D.L), trimming and edging of ground cover (D.2 and D.3), weed control in all areas (D.4), green waste disposal (D.5), removal of leaf litter (D.7), and clean up (D.8) shall be performed in an on-going manner on a weekly basis.
lnclement weather may preclude adherence to the frequency schedule. The CONTRACTOR may request alteration of this all or nothing frequency requirement from the Landscape Superintendent or the appointed designee due to inclement weather. Work shall be performed on the same day each week. All maintenance missed due to inclement weather shall be rescheduled and completed within three (3) working days.

D.10 Planter Grade, Watering Basins & Mulching
CONTRACTOR shall maintain watering basins (wells) for shrubs and trees and appropriate planter grade, including backfilling of depressions or rodent burrows. Mulching may be necessary in planter areas as required by the Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee. Mulch material will be supplied by the CITy and will be made available to the CONTRACTOR at the location where it will be applied.

D.11 Rejuvenation
Major rejuvenation pruning operat¡ons will be performed during the winter months as directed by Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee.

D.12 Plant Material Replacement
The CONTRACTOR shall be respons¡ble for the complete removal and replacement of plant material lost due to the CONTRACTOR'S inappropriate maintenance or negligence, as determined by either the Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee.

D.13 Seasonal Planting-Additional Services
ln order to sustain optimum aesthetic appearance of Parks and City Facility Grounds, seasonal planting may be required. CONTRACTOR will supply equipment and labor at a cost in accordance with the corresponding plant material installation bid in Exhibit D - Fee Schedule of resulting Contract for Services-Additional Services to install CITY provided plant material. Plant material will be made available to the contractor at the CITY Maintenance Yard located at 39110 3'd Street East. lf any planting is required due to CONTRACTOR negligence, CONTRACTOR shall be responsible for the cost of plant replacement including labor and material at no expense to the CITY.

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D.L4 compf iance-Based payment and Accountabírity Expectations City will accept No less than full completion of the above functions described in sections D.1 through D'8 and D'10 during applicable service day and within the full span of each site being serviced. Failure to comply with this expectation will result !n deductlon of applicable service costs from the mgnthly payment, which is calctllated by taking the monthly service cost multiplied by twelve and divided by 52 for a weekly service value (Monthly cost x 12/52I.ln addition, the contractor will be responsible for any costs incurred by the city as a result of negligence by the contractor for not providing service as outlined in the technical specifications.

SECTION E _ IRRIGAT

8.1 Contractor's lrrigation Scope of Work
coNTRACToR will be responsible for all irrigation appendages downstream of the backflow prevention device outlet. The coNTRAcToR shall be responsible for, but not limited to. the maintenance, repair and/or replacement of system sleeves, mainlines, irrigation control wires, irrigation control valves, valve díaphragms, valve boxes, quick couplers, quick coupler boxes, gate valves, lateral lines, bubblers, drip tubing and emitters, sprinkler heads, and sprinkler nozzles. The Clw will purchase and provide ALL irrigation materials necessary to service irrigation systems. lrrigation materials wíll be made available to coNTRACTOR at clry Maintenance,yard located at 39i.10 3'd street East.

Thé coNTRACToR wili be clirectecl to perform seasonal maintenance i.e., clean out the interior of valve boxes, irrigation controllers, and backfiow prevention devici: enclosures, as well as insulating backflow prevention devices and irrigation booster pumps. clTY and coNTRACToR staff will check ir:rigation systems with questionable excessive water consumption. All obsenred deficiencies shall be corrected in accordance to the engineering details in Section 6 of the City's Engíneering Standards.

8.2 City of Palmdale's Scope of Work
The ClrY will be responsible for the maintenance, replacement, and programming of all irrigation controllers, énclosures, and associated water conservation equipment. The city will also be responsible for' maintenance and/or replacement of backflow prevention devices and enclosures, flow sensors, and pressure regulators.

8.3 lrrigatíon Material Use Reporting
coNTRACTOR is responsíble for documenting usage of all irrigation materials utilized per site as directed by Landscape Superintendent or appoínted designee. lrrigation material usage logs must be submitted in order for additional irrigation material to be issued.

E.4 lrrigation System Testing and Adjustments
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each site being serviced. lrrigation system tests shall ensure proper irrigation system coverage through repair of damaged or defective irrigation system parts. CONTRACTOR shall cycle irrigation controller(s) through each station allowing sufficient time as required according to emission device, to check the functions of all facets of the irrigation system, make necessary adjustments, and repair all observed defects. Once adjustments and repairs are completed, CONTRACTOR shall cycle station again to ensure proper operation.

CONTRACTOR shall maintain all sprinkler heads to provide for proper angle, depth, distribution uniformity, and matched precipitation rates, making adjustments to prevent excessive water runoff onto sidewalks, streets, andf or adjacent properties. CONTRACTOR shall flush lines to clear rocks, mud, debris, and unplug clogged nozzles. Observed irrigation system deficiencies shall be reported to the Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee on a daily basis. The report will include areas that are over irrigated and/or under irrigated.

8.5 lrrigation System Repairs
All repairs shall be completed according to the engineering details in Section 6 of the City of Palmdale's Engineering Standards and according to accepted industry standards. When repairing older irrigation systems, the repair will be performed to meet curreht City of Palmdale Engineering standards. lrrigation system pressure regulating valves, pressure compensating screens, sprinklers, nozzles, bubblers, and drip tubing and emitters shall be rpplaced to provide matched precipitation rates and distribution uniformity.

CONTRACTOR shåll flush lines to cleai rócks, mud and debris, and 'uñplug clogged nozzles. All repairs shall be completed within 24 hours of being discovered by CONTRACTOR or beíng reported to the CONTRACTOR by the Landscape Superintendent qr appointed designee. The Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee shall be notified and must approve any irrigation system modification recommended by the CONTRACTOR to improve the irrigation system efficiency.

E.6 Frequency
Daily: Work shall be performed on the same day each week. lrrigation system repairs (E.5) for issues discovered by or reported to the Contractor shall be performed on a daily basis and as required.

Weekly: Work shall be performed on the same day each week. lrrigation system testing and adjustments (E. ) shall be performed on a weekly basis. lrrígation system repairs (E.5) shall be performed weekly, concurrent with Írrigation system testing and adjustments. lnclement weather may preclude adherence to the frequency schedule. The CONTRACTOR may request alteration of this all or nothíng frequency requirement from the Landscape Superintendent or the appointed designee due to ínclement weather. All maintenance missed due to inclement weather shall be rescheduled and completed within three (3) working days.

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E.7 lrrigation Staff Training Expectation
The coNTRACToR shallensure that all personnelworking on the irrigation systems are fully trained in all aspects of landscape irrigation system maintenance. CoNTRACTOR statf must be able to easily identify and !solate sys,iem problgms, in a .thorough a¡d effìcient manner. Knowredge of landscape irrigation systems shall include the operation, maintenance, troubleshooting, adjustment- and repair of irr.igatíon systems.

CoNTRACTOR Supervisor or Lead Worker in charge of irrigation technicians shall be a professionally Certified lrrigation Contractor by the lrrigation Association and/or a Landscape lndustry certified Technician by the california Landscape contractors Association.

E,8 lrrigation System Maintenance Staffíng
coNTRAcToR shall provide dedicated irrigation maintenance staff, separate from the landscape maintenance crews. coNTRACToR shall provide adequate staffing levels to sustain weekly irrigation system maintenance's "all or nothing" expectations and as outlined herein. CONTRACTOR is required to provide fully trained and qualified irrigation maintenance staff as well as the appropriate tools and equipment including wire tracíng and locating devices. CoNTRACTOR is required to provide effective and consistent Supervision of all,staff to ensure compliance with the entire scope of the agreement.

CONTRACTOR shall provide a schedule and roster of irrigation staff to the Landscape Superintendent or appointeci designee. Any changes to the irrigatíon maintenance schedule or siaffing levels shall be presented to the Landscape Supgrintendent or appointed designee for approval before any changes occur' CONTRACTOR shall maintain year round irrigatíon maintenance staffíng levels. coNTRACTOR iriigation maintenance staff will be made available to assist ctTy staff in performing seasonal maintenance such as irrigation system renovations, upgrades to irrigation systems, and preventative maintenance repairs outside of growing season. The intent of this provision is to prepare irrigation systems for the subsequent growing season and possible spring planting.

8.9 compliance-Based payment and Accountability Expectations city will accept /vo less than full completion of the functions described in sections (E.4), (E.5), and (E.6) during applicable service day and within the full span of each irrigation system being serviced. Failure to comply with this expectation wíll result in deduction of applicable service costs from the monthly payment, which is calculated by taking the monthly service cost mult¡plied by twelve and divided by 52 for a weekly service value (Monthly cost x12/52).ln addition, the Contractor will be responsible for any costs incurred by the city as a result of negligence by the Contractor for not providing service as outlined in the Technical Specifícations.

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F.1 Use of Chemicals
CONTRACTOR shall submit a list of all herbicide and pesticide chemicals proposed for use under this contract for approval by the Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee. Chemical materials utilized shall be limited to chemicals approved by the State of California Department of Pesticide Regulation. CONTRACTOR shall provide associated product labels and Material Safety Data Sheets. The use of all restricted materials shall be done according to a Pest Control Advisor's recommendation and shall conform to Los Angeles County Department of Weights and Measures, Agricultural Commissioner regulations.

F.2 Licenses, Certificates, and Records
Chemicals shall only be applied according to a Pest Control Advisor's recommendation and shall only be applied by trained and qualified applicators. Records of all chemical application operations shall be kept and reported according to all applicable regulatory agency requirements. Chemical application reports shall be provided at the request of the Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee.

F.3 Chemical Applications
CONTRACTOR shall utilize chemicals in accordance to a Pest Control Advisor's and the product manufacture/s recommendations. Landscape Superintendent or appointed desígnee shall be notified of all scheduled chemical applications. CONTRACTOR shall furnish all chemicals required for integrated vegetation control.

F.4 Þrift Control
Drift control shall be exercísed during all chemical applications. Given the public atcess of Parks and City facility grounds, all necessary precautionary measures shall be exercised to ensure public and worker safety.

F.5 Chemical Edging
Chemical edging may be used along walls, enclosures, posts, & fences where the continued use of string trimmers will cause damage or as directed by Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee. Turf around trees that exist in turf areas shall be continually treated with herbicide to provide a six (6) inch to (12) inch buffer in order to protect tree basal flares from mechanical damage. These rings shall be maintained in a weed free condition at all times.

F.6 Public Notices
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issues written authorization. Restricted materíals can only be applied by trained applicators under the oversight of a eualified Applicator Certificate holder.

CONTRACTOR shall complete the following pre-event season maintenance deta¡l work, to be completed according to individualsite requirements as outlined below; G.1. Amphitheater
Complete the following tasks by May l't each year:
1' lnspect/repair leaking and broken irrigation system components. Flush out and tune up quick couplers accordíng to City of palmdale Engineering Detaíl t_5.

2. Remove dead plant material.

3. Trim plant materialat stage left ramp gate
4' Pressure wash and/or power scrub site to remove all foreign objects from surfaces; such as gum, grease, bird droppings, and/or spills.

G.2 Best of the West
Complete the following tasks by March 1't each year:
1-' lnspect/repair leaking and broken irrigation system components. Flush out and tune up quick couplers accordíngrto City of palmdale Engineering Detail t_5.

2. Detail'all planters; remove trash and weeds.

3. Remove dead plant material.
4' Pressure wash and/or power scrub site to remove all foreign objects from surfaces, such as gum, grease, bird droppings, and/or spills.

5. Abate weeds along outfield fence lines and brick dust areas.

G.3 Poncitlan Square
Complete the following tasks before May L't each year:
1"' lnspect/repair leaking and broken irrigation system components. Flu,sh out ancl tgne up quick couplers according to City of palmdale Engineering Detail l_5.

2. Detail all planters; remove trash and weeds.

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3. Remove dead plant material.

4. Pressure wash and/or power scrub site to remove all foreign objects from surfaces, such as gum, grease, bird droppings, and/or spills.

G.4 Pelona Vista, Manzanita, McAdams, Joshua, and Domenic Massari Parks Complete the following tasks before March 1-'t each year.

1. lnspect/repair leaking and broken irrigation system components. Flush out and tune up quick couplers accordíng to City of Palmdale Engineering Detail l-5.

2. Detail all planters, remove trash and weeds.

3. Remove dead plant material. r

4. Pressure wash and/or power scrub site to remove all foreign objects from surfaces, such as gum, grease, bird droppings, and/or spills.

G.5 Drytown Wate¡. Park
Completç the following tasks before May 1't each year.

1. lnspect/repair leaking and brokän irrigatíon system components. Flush out and tune up quick couplers according to City of Palmdale Engineering Detail l-5.

2. Detail all planters; remove trash and weeds.

3. Remove dead plant material.

4. Pressure wash and/or power scrub site to remove all foreign objects from surfaces, such as gum, grease, bird droppings, and/or spills.
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H.L Turf Fertilization-Additional Services
Turf shall be free of moisture at the time of fertilizer application. Application of the fertilizer shall be done ín irrigated sectíons of City Parks and Facility Grounds. Fertilizer will be mechanically broadcast according to the manufacturer's recommendations. All fertilized areas shall be thoroughly soaked immediately after the fertilizer is broadcast. CONTRACTOR is responsible for proper calibration and operation of fertilizer spreaders.

The CITY will purchase and supply fertilizer. CONTRACTOR will supply equipment and labor at a cost in accordance with the corresponding fertilization bid in Exhibit B - Fee Schedule of resultíng Contract for services -Addítionqlservices to fertilize City Parks and Facility Grounds. Fertilizer materialwill be made available to the CONTRACTOR at the CITY Maintenance Yard located at 39110 3'd Street East.

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H.2 Plant, Shrub and Vine Fertilization- Additional Services Fertilizer will be mechanically broadcast according to the manufacturer suggested applications rates.

Application of the fertilizershall be done in irrigated sections of City parks and Facility Grounds. ln point source irrigated I,andscgPes; fer!!lizer shall be applied in a mann,er to pr,,evenr fe¡tilizer build up in the plant foliage and be hand watered in using hoses and quick couplers. CONTRACTOR ís responsible for proper calibration and operation of fertilizer spreaders.

The CITY will purchase and supply fertilizer. CoNTRACTOR will supply equipment and labor at a cost in accordance with the corresponding fertilization bid in Exhíbit B - Fee Schedule of resulting Contract for Services - Additional Services to fertilize City Parks and Facility Grounds. Fertilizer material will be made available to the CONTRACTOR at the CITY Maintenance Yard located at 39110 3'd Street East.

H.3 Ground Cover Fertiiization-Additional Services
Fertilizer will be mechanically broadcast according to the manufacturer's recommendations. Application of the fertilizer shall be done in irrigated sections of Cíty parks and Facility Grounds.

CONTRACTOR is responsible for proper calibration and operation of fertilizer spreaders. The ClTy will purchase and supply fertilizer. coNTRACToR will supply equipment and labor at a cost in accordance with the corresponding fertilization bid in Exhibit D - Fee Schedule of resulting Contract for Services -Additionalseruices to fertilize City Park-5 and Facility Grounds. Fertilizer material will be made available to the CONTRACTOR at the CITY Maíntenance Yard located at 39110 3'd Street East. t
H.4 Fertilization Frequencies
Fertilizaiion shall be done as directed by the Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee. The ClTy will purchase and supply fertilizer. CONTRACTOR will supply equipment and labor at a cost in accordance with the corresponding fertilization bid in Exhibit B - Fee Schedule of resulting Contract for Services - Additìonal Services to fertilize City Parks and Facility Grounds. Fertilizer material will be made available to GONTRACTOR at the clw Maintenance yard located at 3g110 3'd street East.

H.5 Clean Up
All walkways, trails, right of ways, streets, or other areas dirtied by fertilization operations shall be cleaned before moving on to the next City Park or Facility Grounds to be fertilized. No fertilizer shall be left on sidewalks, roadways, or adjacent properties.

SECTION I- DETHATC AL SENVICES
l.L De-thatching-Additional Services
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1.2 M ini mum De-thatching Standards-Additional Services De-thatching shall be accomplished by use of a "vertical cut" type de-thatch machine. The Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee shall determine the degree of thatch removal immediately prior to the start of de-thatching operations. All thatch and debris shall be picked up and disposed of offsite prior to the end of the workday. CONTRACTOR shall be responsible for disposing of de-thatch debris in appropriate dumpsters.

1.3 lrrigatíon System Protection
All irrigation system fixtures shall be flagged in order to prevent damage during de-thatching operations.

Any irrigation system damage resulting from de-thatching operations shall be immediately repaired at CONTRACTOR expense.

1.4 Clean Up
All walkways, trails, right'of ways, streets, or other areas dirtied by de-thatching operations shall be cleaned before moving on to the next City Park or Facility Grounds to be de-thatched. No debris shall be left on sidewalks, roadways; or adjacent properties.

SECTION J - AERATIO
J.1 Aeration-Additional Services
All City Park and Facility Groúnds turf areas may be aerated a minimum of one t¡me each year prior to the summer fertilization. Additional aerations may be required as directed by Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee.

J.2 Minimum Aeration Standards-Additional Services
Aeration shall be accomplished by removing 1" diameter by 2" deep cores at a maximum spacing of 6" via use of an approved mechanical aeration machine. All cores shall be removed from the turf and disposed of offsite or thoroughly pulverized within twenty-four (24) hours after aerating.

1.3 lrrigation System Protect¡on
All irrigation system fixtures shall be flagged in order to prevent damage during aeration operations.

Any irrigation system damage resulting from aeration operations shall be immediately repaired at CONTRACTOR expense.

J.4 Clean Up
All walkways, trails, right of ways, streets, or other areas dirtied by aeration operations shall be cleaned before moving on to the next City Park or Facility Grounds. No soil plugs shall be left on sidewalks, roadways, or adjacent properties.

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SECTION K_SPORTFIELDADDITIoNALSE
K. L Soccer Field Renovation- Additional Services
1' CONTRACTOR will supply equipment and labor at a cost in accorcjance with the Soccer Field Renovation fee in Exhibit D: Feé Schedùte - Additional servíces to renovate turf in soccer fields. The CITY will purchase and supply turf seed, mulch (soil/topper), fertilizer, and temporary fencing material to close and renovate soccer fields. CoNTRACTOR shall acquire turf renovat¡on materials as directed by Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee. 2' CONTRACTOR shall flag all irrigation heads to prevent írrigation system damage. 3' CoNTRACTOR shall fill in low spots or depressions and then stone bury entire field in two opposing directions to a depth of 8,,
4' coNTRACTOR shall rollfield level and fill in low spots or depressions with material proviclecJ by ClTy. 5' coNTRACToR shall hydro seed entire field. Seed and mulch shall be applied according to seed m a n ufactu rer recom mendations.
6' CONTRACTOR shall ensure irrigation' is tuned up and functioning efficiently to sustain turf through development.
7 coNTRACToR shall maintain in place any temporary fencing to protect renovation site. Temporary fencing shall remain in place according to the direction given by the Landscape superintendent or appointed designee.

B' CONTRACTOR is responsible for monitoring renovation through establishment.

K. 2 Ball Diamond outfield Renovation - Additional Services

1. COÑTRACTOR willsupply equipment and labor at a cost in accordance with the Ball Diamond outfield Renovation fee in Exhibit B: Fee Schedule ' Additíonol Services to renovate turf in ball diamond outfields. The CITY will purchase and supply turf, seed, mulch (soil/topper), fertilizer, and temporary fencing material to close and renovate ball diamond outfields. CONTRACTOR shall acquire turf renovatíon materials as directed by Landscape Supervisor or appoínted designee, 2' CONTRACTOR shall flag all írrigation heads to prevent irrigation system damage. 3' CoNTRACTOR shall fill in low spots or depressions and then stone bury entire field in two opposing directions to a depth of 8".
4' CONTRACTOR shall roll field level and fill in low spots or depressions with material provided by clry.

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5. CONTRACTOR shall ensure irrigation is tuned up and functioning efficiently to sustain turf through development.

6. CONTRACTOR shall hydro seed entire field. Seed and mulch shall be applied according to seed manufacturer recommendations.

7. CONTRACTOR shall maintain in place any temporary fencing to protect renovation site. Temporary fencing shall remain in place according as directed by the Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee.

8. CONTRACTOR is responsible for monitoring renovation through establishment K.3 Ball Diamond lnfield Game Preparation - Additional Services

1. CONTRACTOR will supply equipment and labor at a cost in accordance with the Ball Diamond lnfield Preparation fee in Exhibit B: Fee Schedule - Additional Servíces to prepare ball diamond infields for play. The CIW will purchase and supply brick dust for ball diamond infield preparation. CITY will have brick dust delivered,directly to each infield requiring preparation.

2. CONTRACTOR shall inspect infield for hazardous debris i.e., broken glass, rocks, etc. and remove prior to preparation work.

3. CONTRACTOR shall ensure all bases are removed and base plugs are installed pr¡or to dragging operations.

4. CONTRACTOR shall remove accumulations of brick dust and redistribute where necessary to fill in and re-com pact depressions.

5. CONTRACTOR shall drag 'infield surface with a báll diamond groomer approved by Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee.

6. ln-field preparation shall be done to provide a level, safe playing surface.

7. Dragging shall be done to prevent accumulations of brick dust onto adjacent turf and drag mat is never to be drug onto turf areas.

8. At the completion of dragging operations, where drag mat is picked up, any infield materíal accumulation shall be redistributed and debris removed.

K. 4 Ball Diamond lnfield Restoration - Additional Services L CONTRACTOR will supply equipment and qualified labor at a cost in accordance with the Ball Diamond lnfield Restoration fee in Exhibit B - Fee Schedule - Additionql Services to restore infield surface grade, proper surface compaction, and re-set/replace base anchors, pitching rubbers, and home plate. CITY will purchase and supply brick dust, base anchors, pitching rubbers, and home Asreement with RICH MEIER'S LANDSCAP¡NG, INC

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plate for ball diamond infield restoration. clrY will have brick dust delivered directly to s¡te requiring resto ration
coNTRACToR shall flag all irrigation heads to prevent irrigation system damage '2
J CONTRACTOR shall remove base anchors, pitching rubbers, a nd home plate 4' CONTRACToR shall "pot hole" l- foot from each base fixture and pitcher's mound to determine average depth of infield material at each field. CONTRACTOR will not contaminate infield material with native soils and/or rocks during ripping or grading process. 5' CoNTRACTOR shall rip existing infield material using a tractor mounted ripper to a depth of 4,,. 6' coNTRACToR shall survey infíelds and rough laser grade existing ripped material with tractor mounted laser guided controlled grading implement.
7' coNTRACToR shall resiore proper grade and compaction between 6 inches from edge of concrete out to the turf edges by blending new infield material into existing infield material and laser grading blended material w¡th tractor mounted laser guided controlled grading implement. 8' coNTRACToR shall ensure the center of the ínfield is the highest point on the field and have a drainage slope of LYo, correcting any existing grading deticiencies that will not allow the flow of water to drain from field.
9' CoNTRACTOR shall restore infield skin arc maintainíng a smooth transition between infíeld surface and turf.
10' coNTRACToR shall ensure infield is ready for play and reset base anchors, pitching rubbers, and home plate according to specifications provided by Recreation and culture sports staff.

1.1 Minor Tree Maintenance operations-Additionar services coNTRAcToR may be directed to perform minor tree maintenance in parks and City Facility Grounds including guying, staking, retying, removal of tree stakes, juvenile tree pruning, removal of suckers, water sprouts, and skirting of trees up to 7,.
coNTRAcroR will supply equipment and labor at a cost in accordance with the corresponding tree maintenance bid in Exhibit B - Fee schedule - Additional services to service trees in parks and city Facílity Grounds.
1"2 Pruning-Additional Services
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pruning takes place before the spring growth flush. Some trees, such as Maple and Birch, tend to "bleed" if pruned early in the spring. lt may be unsightly, but it is of little consequence to the tree.

A few tree diseases, such as Oak Wilt, can be spread when pruning wounds allow spores access into the tree. Susceptible trees should not be pruned during active transmission periods.

Heavy pruning just after the spring growth flush should be avoided. At that time, trees have just expended a great deal of energy to produce foliage and early shoot growth. Removal of a large percentage of foliage at this tíme can stress the tree.1 rWhen to prune section contains consumer information provided by lnternational Society of Arboriculture

1.3 Making Proper Pruning Cuts
pruning cuts should be made just outside the branch collar. The branch collar contains trunk or parent branch tissue and should not be damaged or removed. lf the trunk collar has grown out on a dead limb to be removed, make the cut just beyond the collar. Do not cut the collar.

Prunlng cuts should
be made lust oulslde
the branch collar.

On a dead branch lhat
haii a collar of llve
wood, tha llnal cut
should be made luslbevond the outer
edóe of the collar
lf a large limb is to be removed, its weight should first be reduced. Making an undercut about 12 to 18 inches from the limb's point ôf attachment accomplishes this. Make a second cut from the top, directly above or a few inches farther out on the limb. Doing so removes the limb, leaving the l-2- to 18-inch stub. Remove the stub by cutting back to the branch collar. This technique reduces the possibility of tearing the bark.
2 Tree pruning shall be performed based on the following categories with the intent of developing structurally sound trees symmetrical in appearance with the proper vertical and horizontal clearance. All pruning and trimming operations shall be in accordance with ISA Standards. (a) All suckers and sprouts shall be cut just outside the attachment collar to the trunk or limbs.
(b) All structural weaknesses such as a split crotch or limbs or severe damage shall be reported to the.Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee.

All trimmings and debris shall be removed and disposed of offsite at the end of each work day.

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(d) under no circumstances will stripping of lower branches be permitted in trees of g,, DBH or less. Lower branches shail be retained in a "tipped back" or pinched condition. upon approval of the Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee, skirtíng of lower branches may be performed to mitigate irrigaticn coverage issues.

1.4 Stal<ing and Guyíng-Addítional Services
Trees to be staked or guyed fall into the following categories:
(a) Replacement of missing or damaged stakes where the tree diameter is less than six (6) inches.
(b) Those cases where tree has been damaged and requires additional support. (c) New trees whích have not previously been staked.

The CITY rvill nrrr¡ha.o ¡n¡l c,¡n^t., +-^^ -'^t.^^ L.-- -L¡¡oJu drru supply rree staKes, tree cirtcil ties, and guy wire hardware. CONTRACTOR tosupply equipment and labor at a cost in accordance with the corresponding minor tree maintenance bid in Exhibit B - Fee schedule - Additíonal Services to stake, guy, or re-tie trees. Materíals will be madeavaílable to the coNTRACToR at the Clw Maintenance Yard located at 39110 3'd Street East. city wili cccept No less than ful! completíon af the fattawing functions during weekly service. a Faci tions: City willaccept NO less than full completion ofthe following functions during applica ble weekly service day and within the full span of each city park and Facility Grounds. Failure to comply with this expectation will result in deduction of applicableservice costs from the monthly payment, which is calculated by taking the monthly service costmultiplied by twelve and divided by 365 for a daily service varue (Monthry cost x 1,2/36s). rn addition,the Contractor: w¡ll be responsible for any costs incurred by the City as a result of negligence by theContractor for not providing service as outlined. 1 safety inspections and litter & debris removal according to Technical specífications, section A.1 and 4.5
2' Trash can emptying according to Technicarspecifications, section A.3 3' Dumpster enclosure service according to Technical Specifications, Section A.4 4' Hardscape maintenance operations according to Technical specifications, section A.5 5' Pressure washing according to Technicar specifications, section .4.6 6' Playground fall protection surface preparation according to Technical specifications section A.2 Agreement with RICH MEIER'S LANDSCAPING, INC

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M.2 Turf: City will accept IVO less than full completion of the following functions during applicable weekly service day and within the full span of each City Park and Facility Grounds. Failure to comply wíth this expectation will result in deduction of applicable service costs from the monthly payment, which is calculated by taking the monthly service cost multiplied by twelve and divided by 52 for a weekly service value (Monthly cost X 1.2/52lr. ln addition, the Contractor will be responsible for any costs incurred by the City as a result of negligence by the Contractor for not providing service as outlined. Estimated mowing per year: 33
L. Trash and needle / leaf litter removal according to Technical Specifications, Section 8.L and 8.9

2. Mowing and detaíling according to TechnicalSpecifications, Section 8.2 through 8.6

3. Crack weeds according to Technical Specifications, Sections 8.8

4. Clean up according to Technical Specifications, Sections 8.5 through 8.9 M.3 Planter: City will accept /\lO less than full completion of the following functions during applicable weekly service day and within the full span of each City Park and Facility Grounds. Failure to comply with this expectation will result in deduction of applicable service costs from the monthly payment, which is calculated by taking the monthly service cost multiplied by twelve and divided by 52 for a weekly service value (Monthly cost X L2/52).ln addition, the Contractor will be responsible for any costs incurred by the City as a result of negligence by the Contractor for not providing service as outlin.ed. 1-. Pruning and trimming of plants, shrubs, and ground cover according to Technical Specifications, Sections D.l and D.2

2. Edging plant material'off sidewalks according to TechnicalSpecifications, Section D.3

3. Weed control including crack weeds according to Technical Specifications, Section D.4

4. Trash and leaf / needle litter removal and clean up according to Technical Specifications, Sections D.5 through D.8

5. Backfilling of depressions or rodent burrows according to Technical Specifications, Sections D.10 M.4 lrrisation: City will accept NO less than full completion of the following functions during applicable weekly service day and within the full span of each City Park and Facility Grounds. Failure to comply with this expectation will result in deduction of applicable service costs from the monthly payment, which is calculated by taking the monthly service cost multiplied by twelve and divided by 52 for a weekly service value (Monthly cost X L2/52l,. ln addition, the Contractor will be responsible for any costs incurred by the City as a result of neglígence by the Contractor for not providing service as outlined.

1. Appropriate irrígation system tests and adjustments providing for optimal coverage according to Technícal Specifications, Sections E.4 and E.5
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2- Main line, lateral line, and sprinkler break repairs and job clean up restoring site to pre-existing condition according to Technical specification, sections E.4 and E.5

3. Leaky valve repairs according to Technical specification, Sections 8.4 and E.5 M.5 Gênêrãl,Frequêncíes '
All other maintenance functions included in City Parks and Facility Grounds Technical Specification sections shall observe on-going daily, weekly frequencies as specified in each section.

M.6 Add¡tional Services Frequencies
All "additional services" functions outlined in City Parks and Facility Grounds Technical Specifications shall observe as requested frequencies.

GEN ERAL BEN EFIT LAN DSCAPES
SECTIONN--MEDI,qNIS
N.1 Pruning of Plants and Shrubs
Plants and shrubs shall be pruned and trimmed on a bi-weekly basis, as needed every two weeks using accepted horticultural techniques. Plants and shrubs shall be maintained within the limits of thþír landscaped areas so as not to encroach into walkways, trails, roadways, parking spaces, and-private property. All shrubs will be contained to a maximurn height of three (3) feet or as otherwise directed by the Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee. shrubs shall be pruned to maintain an attractive natural appearance, where'Jer possible. ,At the cenclusion of blooming cycles, all spent blooms shall be trímmed or rernoved on a weekly basis. Shrubs will be re-sheared prior to attaining six (6) inches of new growth.

Vines shall be pruned as often as necessary to maintain a satisfactory appearance and secure attachment to walls and fencês. coNTRACToR will supply equipment and labor to reset vines in accordance with the corresponding bid item in Exhibit D - Fee Schedute of resulting Contract for Services-Additional Services.

N.2 Trimming or Pruning of Ground Cover
Ground cover shall be pruned according to species specific prescribed horticultural practices and as directed by Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee.

N.3 Edging of Ground Cover
Ground cover shall be neatly edged and maintained within the limits of landscaped areas so as not to encroach into walkways, trails, roaciways, parking lots, and pr¡vate property.

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N.4 Weed Control
Weed abatement shall be performed bi-weekly, every two weeks according to accepted best management practices providing for effective on-going weed control after each service. Weed abatement can be performed both chemically and mechanically, although chemical control is preferred.

Care shall be taken to prevent damage of ground cover and irrigation systems during mechanical weeding operations. CONTRACTOR shall assume the cost of herbicides, pre-emergents, and surfactants utilized for integrated vegetation management. CONTRACTOR is responsible and liable for the safe handling and application of all herbicide chemical materials. Use of Hula Hoes is strictly prohibited.

N.5 Green Waste Disposal
All trimmings shall be removed from General Benefit Landscapes and disposed of ín appropriate dumpsters by completion of day's trimming operations or the end of the work day, whichever occurs first.

N.6 Removal of Litter and Debris
Dumped debris, glass, leaves, paper, and/or other debris shall be removed and disposed of in appropriate dumpsters on a bi-weekly basis, every two weeks.

N.7 ilemoval of Leaf Litter
Accumulation of leaf and needle litter in all landscaped areas including beds, planters, and turf areas shall be ¡.emoved in an on-going manner and placed in appropriate green waste trash bin(s).

N.8 Clean Up
All walkways, trails, right of ways, streets, or other areas dirtied by trimming operations shall be cleaned and all debris disposed of ín appropriate dumpsters prior to the completion of maintenance operations at each site. All debris generated from CONTRACTOR operations shall be picked up and disposed of in appropriate dumpsters. No debris shall be blown into right of ways, streets, oradjacent properties.

N.9 Frequency
Bi-weekly (every two weeks): Removal of litter and debris (N.6), pruning of shrubs (N.1.), trimming and edging of ground cover (N.2 and N.3), weed control in all areas (N.4), green waste disposal (N.5), removal of seasonal leaf litter (N.7) and clean up (N.8), and (N.L0) backfilling of depressions or rodent burrows shall be performed ín an on-going manner on a bi-weekly basis, every two weeks. lnclement weather may preclude adherence to the frequency schedule. CONTRACTOR may request alteration of this all or nothing frequency requirement from the Landscape Superintendent or the appointed designee due to inclement weather. Work shall be performed on the same day in each area every two weeks. All maintenance missed due to inclement weather shall be rescheduled and completed within three (3)working days.

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N.10 Planter Grade, Watering Basins, and Mulching
coNTRACToR shall maintain watering basins (wells) forshrubs and trees and appropriate plantergrade, including backfilling of depressions or rodent burrows. Mulching may be necessary in planter areas as uired by the Landsca pe superinlendent or appointed designee. Mulch material will be supplied by the CITY and will be made available to the coNTRACTOR ar the location where it will be applied N.11 Rejuvenation
Major rejuvenation pruning operations will be performed during the winter months as directed by Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee.

N.12 Plant Material Repfacement
The coNTRACToR shall be responsible for the complete removal and replacement of plant material lost due to the coNTRACTOR's inappropriate maintenance or negligence, as determined by either the Lanciscape Superintendent or appointed designee.

N.13 Seasonal Planting-Additional Services
ln orderto sustain optimum aestheticappearance of General Benefit Landscapes, seasonal planting may be required. CONTRACTOR will supply equipment and labor at a cost in accordance with the corresponding plant material installation bid in Exhibit D - Fee Schedule of resulting Contraet for Services-Additional Services to install CITY provided plant material. plant material will be made available to the coNTRAcToR at the CIW Maintenance Yard located at 391L0 3'd Street East. lf any planting is requireci due to coNTRAcToR nêgÍigence, coNTRAcTOR will be responsible for the cost of plant replacement including labor & materialat no expense to the clw.

N.14 complía hce-Based payi"rre nt a nd Accou nta bility Expectations City will accept /Vo less than full completion of the above functions described in sections N.1 through N'8 and N'L0 during applicable service day and within the fullspan of each site being serviced. Failure to comply with thís expectation will result in deduction of applicable service costs from the monthly payment, which is calculated by taking the monthly service cost multiplied by twelve and divided by 26 for a bi-weekly service value (Monthly cost x1,2/26).ln addition, the contractor will be responsible for any costs incurred by the Citv as a result of negligence by the contractor for not providing service as outlined in the technical specificatíons.

SECTION O _ IRRIGAT
O.1 Contractor's Irrigatíon Scope of Work
coNTRACToR will be responsible for all irrigation appendages downstream of the backflow prevention device outlet' The coNTRACTOR shall be responsible for, but not límited to, the maintenance, repair, and/or replacement of system sleeves, mainlines, irrigation control wires, irrigation control valves, valve diaphragms, valve boxes, quick couplers, quick coupler boxes, gate valves, lateral lines, bubblers, drip Asreementwith RICH MEIER'S LANDSCAPING, INC

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tubing and emitters, sprinkler heads, and sprinkler nozzles. The CITY will purchase and provide ALL irrigation materials necessary to service irrigation systems. lrrigation materials will be made available to the GONTRACTOR at the clTY Maintenance Yard located at 39110 3'd Street East.

The CONTRACTOR will be directed to perform seasonal maintenance i.e., clean out the interior of valve boxes, irrigation controller and backflow prevention device enclosures as well as insulating backflow prevention devices and irrigation booster pumps. CITY and CoNTRACTOR staff will check irrigation systems with questionable excessive water consumption. All observed deficiencies shall be corrected in accordance to the engineering details in Section 6 of the City's Engineering Standards.

O.2 City of Palmdale's ScoPe of Work
The ClTy will be responsible for the maintenance, replacement, and programming of all irrigation controllers, enclosures, and associated water conservation equipment. The City will also be responsible for maintenance and/or replacement of backflow prevention devices and enclosures, flow sensors, and pressure regulators.

O.3 lrrigation Material Use Reporting
CONTRACTOR is responsible for reporting usage of all irrigation materíals utilized per site as directed by Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee. lrrigation material usage logs must be submitted in order for additional irrigation material to be issued.

O.4lrrigation System Testing and Adjustments
All irrigation systems will be inspected and tested on a bi-weekly basis or as necessary when damage is suspected, observed, or reported. lrrigation system tests shall encompass thb entire irrigation system at each site being serviced. lrrigation system tests shall ensure proper irrigatíon system coverage through repair of damaged or defective irrigation system parts. CoNTRACTOR shall cycle irrigation controller(s) through each station allowing sufficient time, as required according to emission device, to check the functions of all facets of the irrigation system, make necessary adjustments, and repair all observed defects. Once adjustments and repairs are completed, CONTRACTOR shall cycle station again to ensure proper operation.

CONTRACTOR shall adjust all irrigation emission devices to provide for proper angle, depth, distribution uniformity, and matched precipitation rates, making adjustments to prevent excessive water runoff onto sidewalks, streets, or adjacent properties. CONTRACTOR shall flush lines to clear rocks, mud and debris, and unplug clogged nozzles. Observed irrigation system deficiencies shall be reported to the Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee on a daily basis. The report will include areas that are over irrigated and/or under irrigated.

O.5 lrrigation System RePairs
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systems, the repairwill be performed to meet current city of palmdale Engineering standards. lrrigationsystem pressure regulating valves, pressure compensating screens, sprinklers, nozzles, bubblers, driptubing' and emitters shall be replaced to provide matched precipitation rates and distributionuniformity. coNTRACTOR shall flush lines to clear rocks. muci ancj debris, and Lrnplug clogged nozzles. A.ll repairsshall be completed within 24 hours of being discovered by the coNTRACTOR or of being reported to thecoNTRACTOR by the Landscape superintendent or appointed designee. The Landscape superintendentor appointed designee shall be notified and must approve any irrigation system modificationrecommended by the coNTRACTOR to improve the irrigation system efficiency.

O.6 Frequency
Bi-weekly (every two weeks): lrrigation system repairs (o.5) for issues discovered by or reported to thecontractor shall be completed within 24 hours, performed on an on-going basis, and as required.lffisation çvçtêrn f aciino P, rÀi,,.+*^^l- ,^ 'r -L -, ,¡ !Lrt¡r¡Ë; o{ 'ruJustments iu.4i snall lle petíormed on a bi-weekly basis. lrrigation systemrepairs (o'5) shall be performed bi-weekly, concurrent with irrigation system testíng and adjustments. lnclement weather may preclude adherence to the frequency schedule. coNTRAcroR may requestalteration of this all or nothing frequency requirement from the Landscape superintendent or theappointedäesignee due to inclement weather. work shall be performed on the same day each week. Allmaintenance missed due to inclement weather shall be rescheduled and completecj within three (,1) working days.

O.7 lrrigation Staff Training Expectation
coNTRAcroR shall ensure it,ut utl personnel working on the irrigation systems are fully trained in allaspects of landscape irrigation system maintenance. coNTRACToR staff must be able to easily identifyand isolate system probrems in a thorough and efficient manner.

Knowledge of landscape irrigation systems shall include the operation, maintenance, troubleshooting,adjustment, and repair of írrigation systems. coNTRAcroR supervisor or Lead worker in charge of irrigation technicians shall be a professionally certified lrrigation contractor by the lrrigation Association and/or a Landscape lndustry certifiedTechnician by the carifornia Landscape contractors Association.

O.8 lrrigation System Maintenance Staffing
coNTRACToR shall provide dedicated irrigation maintenance staff, separate from the landscapemaintenance crews' coNTRACToR shall provide adequate staffing levels to sustaín bi-weekly irrigationsystem maintenance "aii or nothing" expectations ancj as outlined herein. coNTRACToR is required toprovide fully trained and qualified irrigation maintenance staff as well as the appropriate tools andequipment including wire tracing and locating devices. coNTRACTOR is required to provide effective andconsistent supervision of all staff, to ensure compliance with the entire scope of this agreement.

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coNTRACTOR shall provide a schedule and roster of irrigation staff to the Landscape superintendent or appointed designee. Any changes to the irrigation maintenance schedule or staffing levels shall be presented to the Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee for approval and before any changes occur. CONTRACTOR shall maintain year round irrigation maintenance staffing levels.

CONTRACTOR irrigation maintenance staff will be made available to assist CITY staff in performing seasonal maintenance such as irrigation system renovations, upgrades to irrigation systems, and preventative maintenance repairs outside of growing season. The intent of this provision is to prepare irrigation systems for the subsequent growing season and possible spring planting' o.g compliance-Based Payment and Accountability Expectations City will accept lVo less than full completion of the functions described in sections o.4 and o.5 during applicable service day and within the full span of each irrigation system being serviced. Failure to comply with this expectation will result in deduction of applicable service costs from the monthly payment, which is catculated by taking the monthly service cost multiplied by twelve and divided by 26 for a bi- weekly service value (Monthly cost X 12/26l.ln addition, the Contractor will be responsible for any costs incurred by the City as a result of negligence by the Contractor for not providing service as outl¡ned in the Technical Specifications.

SECTION P _ CHEMICA
P.L Use of Chemicals
CONTRACTOR shall lubmlt a iist of all herbicide and pesticide chemicals proposed for use under this contract for approvql by the Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee. Chemical materials utilized shall be límited to chemicals apprqved by the State of California Department of Pesticide Regulation. CONTRACTOR shall provide associated product labels and Material Safety Data Sheets. The use of all restricled r;nater¡als shall be done according to a Pest Control Advisor's recommendation and shall conform to Los Angeles County Department of Weights and Measures, Agricultural Commissioner regulations
P.2 Licenses, Certificates, and Records
Chemicals shall only be applied according to a Pest Control Advisor's recommendation and shall only be applied by trained and qualified applicators. Records of allchemical application operations shall be kept and reported according to all applicable regulatory agency requirements. Chemical application reports shall be provided at the request of the Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee.

P.3 Chemical Applications
CONTRACTOR shall utilize chemicals in accordance to a Pest Control Advisor's and the product manufacturer recommendations. Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee shall be notified of all scheduled chemical applications. CONTRACTOR shall furnish all chemicals required for integrated vegetation control.

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P.4 Drift Control
Drift control shall be exercised during all chemical applications. Given the public access of GeneralBenefit Landscapes, all precautionary measures shall be exercised necessary to ensure public andworker safety.

P.5 Che¡-nical Edging
chemical edging may be used along walls, enclosures, posts, and fences where the continued use ofstring trimmers will cause damage. Turf around trees that exist in turf areas shall be continually treatedwith herbicide to provide a six (6) inch to (12) inch buffer in order to protect tree basal flares frommechanical damage as directed by Landscape superíntendent or uppoinåo aurign;". These rings shallbe maintained in a weed free condition at all times.

P.6 Public Notices
coNTRACTOR shall be responsible foi'posting ali required chemicai application notifications pursuant tomanufacturer recommendation and applicable regulatory agency requirements. No chemícal herbicide,rodenticíde' or pesticide shall be applied untíl the Landscape superintendent or appointed designeeissues written authorization. Restricted materials may only be applied by träinêd applicators undèr theoversight of a eualified Applicator Certificate holder. city will accept /tr/p ress than full completîon of the foilowing functíons duríng bi-weekly servíce.

Q'l Planter: city will accept No less than full completion of the foilowing functions during applicable bi-weekly service day and within the full span of each General Benefit Landscape. Failure to comply withthis expectation will result in deduction of applicable service costs from the monthly payment, which íscalculated by taking the monthly service cost multiplied by twelve and dividéd by 26 for a bi-weeklyservice value (Monthly cost x 12/26). ln addition, the contractor will be responsible for any costsincurred by the Cíty as a result of negligence by the contractor for not providing service as outlined.

1. Pruning and trimming of shrubs and ground cover according to Technical specífications, sectionsN.1and N.2 2' Edging plant material off sidewalks according to Techn¡cal specífications, section N.3 3' weed control including crack weeds according to Technical specifications, section N.4 4' Trash and leaf / needle litter removaland clean up according to Technicalspecifications, Sections N.5 through N.8

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Q.2 lrrisation: City will accept NO less than full completion of the following functions during applicable bi-weekly service day and within the full span of each General Benefit Landscape. Failure to comply with this expectation will result in deduction of applicable service costs from the monthly payment, which is calculated by taking the monthly service cost multiplied by twelve and divided by 26 for a bi-weekly service value (Monthly cost X 12/26). ln addition, the Contractor will be responsible for any costs incurred by the City as a result of negligence by the Contractor for not providing service as outlined.

1. Appropriate irrigation system tests and adjustments providing for optimal coverage according to Technical Specifications, Sections O.4 and O.5

2. Main line, lateral line, and sprinkler break repairs and job clean up restoring s¡te to pre-existing condition according to Technical Specification, Sections O.4 and O.5

3. Leaky valve repaírs according to Technical Specification, Sections O.4 and O.5 Q.3 General Freouencies
All other maintenance functions included in General Benefit Landscapes Technical Specificatíon sections shall observe on-going or bi-weekly (every two weeks) frequencies as specífied in each section.

Q.4 Additional Services Frequencies
All "additional services" functions outlined in the General Benefit Landscapes Technical Specifications shall observe as requested frequencies.

PALMDALE TRANSPORTATION CENTER
.. SECTION R-TRANSPO
R.1 Palmdale Transportation Center Grounds Morning Operations CONTRACTOR shall complete the following site opening functions no later than 8:00 a.m. each day; L. Delineate hazards immediately.

2. Remove all litter and debris accumulated at the entrances of Clock Tower building to ensure clean passage for City staff and the general public.

3. Remove litter and debris from Palmdale Transportation Center grounds.

R.2 Palmdale Transportation Center Trash Cans
l-. Exterior trash cans and receptacles shall be emptied once daily Monday through Sunday, prior to 8:00 a.m. and all waste shall be placed in designated dumpsters.

2. Trash cans shallbe conveniently located for public use and returned to such locations each morning if found displaced.

3. CONTRACTOR shall use CITY provided cleartrash can liners in alltrash cans and receptacles.

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R.3 Dumpster Enclosure
All trash, accumulated, andf or dumped debris shall be collected and placed in designated dumpsters daily
2' Dumpster enclosures shall be preSsuie washed wêekly or as directed by the Landscape Superintencient or appointed designee.

R.4 Hardscape Maintenance Operations
1' Palmdale Transportation center entryways, walkways, steps, drop off areas, bus depot, Clock Tower Plaza, train platforms, ticket vending areas, and parking lots shall have all trash,'accumulated, and/or dumped debris collected and placed ín designated dumpsters daily during opening operations. 2' Palmdale Transportation Center entryways, walkways, steps, drop off areas, bus depot, Clock Tower Plaza, train platforms, ticket vending areas, and all other hardscaping around the Clock Tower h¡rilÀi^^.h-ll k^ l.l^..,- r^.---- -r-!ruu¡¡uri¡Ë, sridi¡ fie ûrown ûow¡-r daiiy ciurirrg opening operations.

R.5 Pressure Washing Operations
Train Platforms and Ticket vending areas: All hardscaping at and around clock Towe r plaza shall be pressure washed and/or power scrubbed to remove all foreign objects from surfaces, such as gum, grease, bird droppings, and/or spills tw¡ce a week or as directed by Landscape superintendent oi. appointed designee.

Dumpster enclosures: Dumpster enclosure shall be pressure washecl weekly or as directed b,¡ the Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee.

Bus Depot sidewalks: All sidewalks at the bus depot, not including the shelters, shall be pressure washed weekly or as directed by the Landscape Superintendent or appointêd designee.

R.6 Swales, Drains, and Gutters
Drainage infrastructure, including channels and gutters, within palmdale Transportation center up to the edge of asphalt pavement shall be kept free of vegetation, debris, and algae to allow the unrestricted flow of water. Plugged drains and missing or damaged grates shall be immediately reported to the Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee.
l-' swales and gutters shall be inspected and kept clear of all silt, debris, and litter to allow for continuous flow of water.
2' Drains and collection boxes, including grates at entrances of clock Tower building, shall be cleared of al! debris and kept in a clean condition.
3' Drain grates shall be inspected to mit¡gate hazards. CoNTRACTOR shall immediately inform the Landscape superintendent or appointed designee of any broken or missing grates and delineate any hazards for public safety.

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R.7 Frequency
Daily: Morning operations and removal of litter and debris according to Sections R.L through R.4 shall be performed on a daily basis and must be completed by 8:00 a.m.

Weekly: Pressure washing and drainage maintenance according to Sections R.5 and R.6 shall be performed in an on-going manner on a weekly basis.

SECTION S - TU RF .IWAINIENANCE
S.1 Pre-Mowing Operation
Prior to initiating a mowing operation, the site is to be inspected by a knowledgeable and responsible employee, who will determine the practicability of initiating the operation. Litter is not to be shredded by mowers, glass bottles are not to be driven over and broken, and excessively wet turf areas are not to be driven across. Damaged sprinkler heads and valve box covers are to be immediately reported to Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee. Recycling mowers are required. Dumped debris, glass, leaves, paper, and other debris shall be removed and disposed in dumpster prior to mowing operations. CONTRACTOR shall maintain appropriate turf grade, includíng backfilling of depressions or rodent boroughs.

S.2 Turf Mowing
Turf at the Palmdale Transportation Center shall be mowed with 21 deck walk behind power mowers.

The mowers shall be maintained and operated so as to provide a smooth even cut. The reel or blade adjustment will provide a uniform, level cut without ridges or depressions. All mower safety features shall be in place at all times to protect operator and the public. lf a mowing operation cannot be thoroughly completed within the designated t¡me 'frame, the Landscape Super.intendent or appointed designee shall be immediately notified via a phone call and notification followed up with an e-mail to the Landscape Section group e-mail address.

S.3 Cutting Heights
Cutting heights for all turf in Palmdale Transportation Center shall be 2" or as directed by Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee.

S.4 Edging
All turf grass borders shall be neatly and uniformly edged or trimmed concurrent with every mowing.

Turf borders along sidewalks and mow strips shall be cut with vertical blade edger.

Use of string trimmers to perform this task is not acceptable. Only trimming around appurtenances in turf (e.g. valve and meter boxes, controller enclosures, manhole covers etc.) may be accomplished through the use of string trimmers.

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S.5 Clipping Pick Up
Excessive clippings and/or debris left behind by recycling mowers shall be collected and removed fromthe site prior to the completion of that day's mowing operations or the end of the work day, whichever occurs first.

5.6 Ciean iJp
All walkways, parking lots, roadways, or other areas dirtied by mowing operations shall be cleaned and all debris disposed of in dumpsters prior to the completion of mowing operations at each site. All debrisgenerated from coNTRACToR operations shall be picked up and disposed of in appropriate dumpsters.

No debris shall be blown into planters, right of ways, streets, or adjacent properties.

S.7 Frequency
Mowing operations shall be performed at such intervals of time so that no more than one-third of thegrass biacie is removed during each mowing in returning the grass to the accepted height for the specíes 'of grass being mowed, and at no less than weekly íntervals during the growing season. work shall beperformed on the same day each week. lnclement weather may preclude adherence to the frequency schedule. coNTRAcroR may requestalteration of this mowíng frequency from the Landscape superintendent or the appointed designee dueto inclement weather- Alimowing missed due to inclement,,^;eathershallbe i-escheduled and coir-rpleied within three (3) workíng days. Estimated mowings per year: 33 S.8 Sidewalks
sidewalks are to be maintained in a weed free condition. This includes the removalof weeds in all paved and/or unpaved surfaces, in joints, cracks, or other crevices within or adjoinlng to the curb and gutter, up to the edge of asphalt pavement, withín the boundaries of the palmdale Transportation center.

S.9 Removal of Leaf Litter
Accumulation of leaf and needle litter from all landscaped areas íncluding beds, planters, and turf areas shall be removed in an on-going manner and placed in appropriate green waste trash bin(s).

S.10 Turf Weeding-Additional Services
coNTRACTOR will supply equipment and labor at a cost in accordance with the chemical Broadleafweed control in Exhibit D: Fee schedule of resulting contract for services-Additional services tomitigate broadleaf weeds ¡n turf as directed by Landscape superintendent or appointed desígnee. The ClrY will purchase and suppry turf broadleaf weed contror chemicars. s.LL compliance-Based payment and Accountabirity Expectations city willaccept No less than fullcompletion of the functions described in sections s.l through s.9 duringapplicable service day and within the full span of the Palmdale Transportation center. Failure to comply Asreementwith RICH MEIER'S LANDSCAPING, INC

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with this expectation will result in deduction of applicable service costs from the monthly payment, which is calculated by taking the monthly service cost multiplied by twelve and divided by 52 for a weekly service value (Monthly cost X 1,2152).1n addition, the Contractor will be responsible for any costs incurred by the City as a result of negligence by the Contractor for not providing service as outlined in the Technical Specifications.

SECTION T - PLANTER
T.1 Pruning of Plants and Shrubs
plants and shrubs shall be pruned and trimmed as needed using accepted horticultural techniques. plants and shrubs shall be maintained within the limits of their landscaped areas so as not to encroach into walkways, trails, parking spaces, and private property. All shrubs will be contained to a maximum height of three (3) feet or as otherwise directed by the Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee. Shrubs shall be pruned to maintain an attractive natural appearance wherever possible. At the conclusion of blooming cycles, all spent blooms shall be trimmed or removed on a weekly basis. shrubs will be re-sheared prior to attaining six (6) inches of new growth.

Vines shall be pruned as often as necessary to maintain a satisfactory appearance and secure attachment to walls and fences. CONTRACTOR will supply equipment and labor to reset vines in accordance with the corresponding bid item in Exhibit B - Fee 'Additional Services.

T.2 Trimming or Pruning of Ground Cover
Ground cover shall be pruned according to species specific prescribed horticultural practices and as directed by Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee.

T.3 Edging of Ground Cover
Ground cover shall be neatly edged and maintained within the limits of landscaped areas so as not to encroach into walkways, trails, parking lots, and private property.

T.4 Weed Control
Weed abatement shall be performed weekly according to accepted best management practices providing for effective on-going weed control after weekly service. Weed abatement may be performed both chemically and mechanically, although chemicalcontrolis preferred. Care shall be taken to prevent damage of ground cover and irrigation systems during mechanical weeding operations. CONTRACTOR shall assume the cost of herbicides, pre-emergents, and surfactants utilized for integrated vegetation management. CONTRACTOR responsible and liable for the safe handling and application of all herbicide chemical materials. Use of Hula Hoes is strictly prohibited.

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T.5 Green Waste Dísposal
All trimmings shall be removed from Palmdale Transportation center grounds and dísposed of in Maintenance Yard roll offs by completion of that day's trimming operations or the end of the work day, whichever occurs first.

T.6 Removal of Litter and Debris
Dumped debris, glass, leaves, paper, and/or other debris blown into all planters shall be removed and disposed of in appropriate dumpsters on a daily basis.

T.7 Removal of Leaf Litter
Accumulation of leaf and needle litter in all landscaped areas including beds, planters, and turf areas shall be r"movód in an on-going manner and placed in appropriate green waste trash bín(s).

T.8 Clean Up
All walkways, trails, parking lots, roadways, or other areas dirtied by trimming operations shall be cleaned and all debris disposed of in appropriate dumpsters prior to the completion of maintenance operations at each site. All debris generated rrom corurRAcroR oourui'on, ilì;-;"";,;;;';ol; disposed of in Maintenance Yard roll offs. No debris shall be blown into right of ways, streets, oradjacent propert¡es.

T.9 Frequency
Daily: Removal of litter and debris (T.6) shall be performed on a daily basis and must be completed priorto completion of the palmdale Transportation center morníng operations. weekly: Pruning of shrubs (T.1), trimming and edging of ground cover (T.2 and T.3), weed control in allareas (T'4), green waste disposal (T.5) removal of leaf litter (T.7), clean up (T.g), and backfillíng of depressions or rodent boroughs shall be performed in an on-going manner on a weekly basis. lnclement weather may preclude adherence to the frequency schedule. The coNTRACToR may requestalteration of this all or nothing frequency requirement from the Landscape superintendent or theappointed designee due to inclement weather. work shall be performed on the same day each week. All maintenance missed due to inclement weather shall be rescheduled and completed within three (3) working days.

T.10 Planter Grade, Watering Basins, and Mulching
coNTRACToR shall maintain watering basins (wells) for shrubs and trees and appropriate planter grade, including backfilling of depi'essions or rocient burrows. Muiching may be necessary in pianter areas as required by the Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee. Mulch material will be supplied by Asreementwith RICH MEIER'S LANDSCAPING, INC

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T.1.1 Rejuvenation
Major rejuvenation pruning operations will be performed during the winter months as directed by Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee.

T.12 Plant Material Replacement
The CONTRACTOR shall be responsible for the complete removal and replacement of plant material lost due to the CONTRACTOR'S inappropriate maintenance or negligence, as determined by either the Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee.

T.13 Seasonal Planting-Addit¡onal Services
ln order to sustain opt¡mum aesthetic appearance of Palmdale Transportation Center, seasonal planting may be required. CONTRACTOR will supply equipment and labor at a cost in accordance with the corresponding plant material installation bid in Exhibit D - Fee Schedule of resulting Contract for Services-Additional Services to install CITY provided plant material. Plant material will be made available to the CONTRACTOR at the CITY Maintenance Yard located at 39110 3'd Street East. lf any planting is required due to CONTRACTOR negligence, CONTRACTOR shall be responsible for the cost of plant replacement including labor and material at no expense to the CITY.

T.14 Compliance-Based Payment and Accountability Expectations City will accept N.O less than full completion of the above functions described in sections T.l through T.8 and T.10 during applicable service day and within the full span of each síte being serviced. Failure to comply with this.expectation will result in deduction of applicable service costs from the monthly payment, which is calculated by taking the monthly service cost multiplied by twelve and divided by 52 for weekly service value (Monthly cost X 1,2/521. ln addition, the Contractor will be responsible for any costs incurred by the City as a result of negligence by the Contractor for not providing service as outlined in the Technical Specifications.

SECTION U _ IRRIGATIil
U.L Contractor's lrrigation Scope of Work
CONTRACTOR will be responsible for all irrigation appendages downstream of the backflow prevention device outlet. The CONTRACTOR shall be responsible for, but not limited to, the maintenance, repair, and/or replacement of system sleeves, mainlines, irrigation control wires, irrigation control valves, valve diaphragms, valve boxes, quick couplers, quick coupler boxes, gate valves, lateral lines, bubblers, drip tubing and emitters, sprinkler heads and sprinkler nozzles. The CITY will purchase and provide ALL irrigation materials necessary to service irrigation systems. lrrigation materials will be made available to the CONTRACTOR at the CITY Maintenance Yard located at 39110 3'd Street East.

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prevention devices and irrigation booster pumps. CITY and coNTRACTOR staff will check irrigation systems with questionable excessive water consumption. All observed deficiencies shall be corrected ín accordance to the eng¡neering standard details in Section 6 of the city's Engineering Standards.

U.2 City of Palmdale's Sc-ope of Work
The clrY will be responsible for the maintenance, replacement, and programming of all irrigation controllers, enclosures, and associated water conservation equipment. The City will also be responsible for maintenance and/or replacement of backflow prevention devices and enclosures, flow sensors, and pressure regulators.

U.3 lrrigation Material Use Reporting
coNTRACToR is responsible for reporting usage of all irrigation materials utilized per site as directed by Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee. lrrigation material usage logs must be submitted in order for additional irrigation material to be issued.

U.4lrrigation System Testing and Adjustments
All irrigation systems will be inspected and tested on a weekly basis or as necessary when damage is suspected, observed, or reported. lrrigation system tests shall encompass the entire irrigation system at each site being serviced. lrrigation system tests shall ensure proper irrigation system coverage through fgnaíf of damaocri nr dofo¡tir¿o irrin¡+i¡n -r,-+^k ^^-+- -^Àrrn¡LP'ur: u¿ uc¡riûöcu'\ji uË¡tL¡'rvu iií¡EdLion sysieffi pa¡'i5. LUi\¡iäACTOR siiall cycie irrigation coniroiier(s) through each station allowing sufficient time as required according to emission device, to check the funci¡ons of all facets of the irrigation system, make necessary adjustments, and repair all observed defect!' once adjustments and repaírs are completed, coNTRACToR shall cycle station again to ensure proper operation.
coNTRAcToR shall adjust all sprinkler heads to provide for proper angle, depth, distribution uniformity, and matched precipitation rates, making adjustments to prevent excessive water runoff onto sidewalks, streets, or adjacent properties. coNTRACTOR shall flush lines to clear rocks, mud and debris, and unplug clogged nozzles. observed ¡rrigation system deficiencies shall be reported to the Landscape superintendent or appointed designee on a daily basis. The report will include areas that are over irrigated and/or under irrigated.

U.5 lrrigation System Repairs
All repaírs shall be completed according to Section 6 of the City of palmdale's Engineering standards and according to accepted industry standards. when repairing older irrigation systems, the repair will be completed to meet current City of Palmdale Engineering standards. lrrigatíon system pressure regulating valves, pressure compensating screens, sprinklers, nozzles, bubblers, drip tubing, and emitters shall be replaced to provide matched precipitation rates and distribution uniformity. coNTRACTOR shall flush lines to clear rocks, mud and debris, and unplug clogged nozzles. All repaírs shall be completed within 24 hours of being discovered by the coNTRACTOR or of being reported to the Asreementw¡th RICH MEIER'S LANDSCAPING, INC

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CONTRACTOR by the Landscape Superintendent or appointed desigrlee. The Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee shall be notified and must approve any irrigation system modification recommended by the CONTRACTOR to improve the irrigation system efficiency.

U.6 Frequency
Daily: lrrigation system repairs (U.5) for issues discovered by or reported to the Contractor shall be performed on an on-going daily basis and as required.

Weekly: lrrigation system testing & adjustments (U.4) shall be performed on a weekly basis. lrrigation system repairs (U.5) shall be performed weekly, concurrent with irrigation system testing and adjustments. lnclement weather may preclude adherence to the frequency schedule. The CONTRACTOR may request alteration of this allor nothing frequency requirement from the Landscape Superintendent or the appointed designee due to inclement weather. Work shall be performed on the same day each week. All maintenance missed due to inclement weather shall be rescheduled and completed within three (3) working days.

U.7 lrrigation Staff Training Expectation
The CONTRACTOR shall ensure all personnel working on the irrigation systems are fully trained in all aspects of landscape irrigation system maintenance. CONTRACTOR staff must be able to easily ídentífy and isolate system problems in a thorough and efficient manner. Knowledge of landscape irrígation systems shall include the operation, maintenance, troubleshooting, adjustment, and repair of irrigation systems.

CONTRACTOR Supervisor or Lead Worker in charge of irrigation technicians shall be a professionally Certified lrrigation Contractor by the lrrigation Association andfor a Landscape lndustry Certified Technician by the California Landscape Contractors Association. ' U.8 lrrigation System Maintenance Staffing
CONTRACTOR shall provide dedicated irrigation maintenance staff, separate from the landscape maintenance crews. CONTRACTOR shall provide adequate staffing levels to sustain weekly irrigation system maintenance "all or nothing" expectations and as outlined herein. CONTRACTOR is required to provide fully traíned and qualified irrigation maintenance staff as well as the appropriate tools and equipment including wire tracing and locating devices. CONTRACTOR is required to provide effective and consistent Supervision of all staff to ensure compliance wìth the entire scope of this agreement.

CONTRACTOR shall provide a schedule and roster of irrigation staff to the Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee. Any changes to the irrigation maintenance schedule or staffing levels shall be presented to the Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee for approval and before any changes occur. CONTRACTOR shall maintain year round irrigation maintenance staffing levels.

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u'9 compliance-Based payment and Accountabirity Expectations City will accept NO less than full completion of the functions described in sections U.4 and U.5 during applicable service day and within the full span of each irrigation system being serviced. Failure to comply with thís expecta!¡o! wil! resul-t in deduction of applicable service costs from the monthly payment, which is calculated by taking the monthly service cost mult¡plied by twelve and clir¡íded b!, 52 for a weekly service value (Monthly cost x 12/52). ln addition, contractor will be responsible for any costs incurred by the city as a result of negligence by the Contractor for not providing service as outlined in the Technical Specifications.

SECTION V - CHEMICA
V.1 Use of Chemicals
coNTRACTOR shall submit a list of all herbicide and pesticide chemicals proposed for use under this contract for approval by the Landscape superintendent or appointed designee. chemical materials utilized shall be limited to chemicals approved by the state of california Department of pesticide Regulation' coNTRACTOR shall provide associated product labels & Materialsafety Data sheets. The use of all restricted materiars shail be done according to a p,est contro! Advisqr's recommendation and shail conform to Loi nngetes County óepartment of weights and Measures, Agricultural commissioner regu latio ns.

V.2 Licenses, eertifícates, and Records
chemicals shall only be applied according to a Pest control Advisor's recommendation and shall onlv be applied bytrained and qualified applicators. Recordsof allchemical applícation operations shall be kept and reported according to all applicable regulatory agency requirements. chemical application reports shall be provided at the request of the Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee.

V.3 Chemical Applications
coNTRAcroR shall utilize chemicals in accordance to a Pest Control Advisor's and the product manufacturer recommendations. Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee shall be notified of all scheduled chemical applications. CoNTRACTOR shall furnish all chemicals required for integrated vegetation control.

V.4 Drift Control
Drift control shall be exercised during all chemical applications. Given the public access of palmdale Transportation center, all precautionary measures necessary to ensure public and worker safety shall be exercised.

V.5 Chemical Edging
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with herbicide to provide a six (6) inch to (12) inch buffer in order to protect tree basal flares from mechanical damage as directed by Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee. These rings shall be maintained in a weed free condition at all times.

V.6 Public Notices
CONTRACTOR shall be responsible for posting all required chemical application notifications pursuant to manufacturer recommendation and applicable regulatory agency requirements. No chemical herbicide, rodenticide, or pesticide shall be applied until the Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee issues written authorization. Restricted materials may only be applied by trained applicators under the oversight of a Qualified Applicator Certificate holder. secTloNw-pnuvloal
City witl accept NO less than fult completion of the following functions duríng weekly service.

W.L Transoortation Cente r Grounds Mornine Operations: City will accept NO less than full completion of the following functions during applicable weekly service day and within the full span of the Palmdale Transportation Center. Failure to comply with this expectation will result in deduction of applicable service costs from the monthly payment, which is calculated by taking the monthly service cost multiplied by twelve and divided by 365 for a daily service value (Monthly cost X t2/365). ln addition, the Contractor will be responsible for any costs incurred by the City as a result of negligence by the Contractor for not providing service as outlined.

L. Litter and debris removal according to Technical Specifications, Section R.1

2. Trash can emptying according to TechnicalSpecifications, Section R.2

3. Dumpster enclosure service according to Technical Specifications, Section R.3

4. Sweeping operations according to Technical specifications, section R.4

5. Pressure washing according to Technical Specifications, Section R.5 W.2 Turf: City will accept NO less than full completion of the following functions during applicable weekly service day and within the full span of Palmdale Transportation Center. Failure to comply with this expectation will result in deduction of applicable service costs from the monthly payment, which is calculated by taking the monthly service cost mult¡plied by twelve and divided by 52 for a weekly service value (Monthly cost X12/52l.ln addition, the Contractor will be responsible for any costs incurred by the City as a result of negligence by the Contractor for not providing service as outlined. Estimated mowing per year: 33

1. Trash and needle / leaf litter removal according to Technical Specifications, Section 5.L and S.9

2. Mowing and detailing according to Technical Specifications, Section S.2 through S.7

3. Crack weeds according to Technical Specifications, Sections S.8 Agreementw¡th RICH MEIER'S LANDSCAPING, INC

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4' Clean Up according to Technical Specifications, Sections S.5 through S.9 w'3 Planter: city will accept No less than full completion of the following functions during applicable weekly service day and within the full span of the Palmdale Transportation center. Failure to comply with this expectation will result in decluction of applicable service costs from the monthly payment, which is calculated ny tuting the monthly service cost multiplied by twelve anc divided by 52 for a weekly service value (Monthly cost x 12/52).ln addition, the contractor will be responsible for any costs incurred by the city as a result of negligence by the contractor for not providing service as outlined. 'J-' Pruning and trimming of shrubs and ground cover according to Technical specifications, sections T.L and T.2
2' Edging plant material off sidewalks according to Technical Specifications, section T.3 3' Weed control including crack weeds according to Technical Specifications, section T.4 4' Trash anci ieai i needie litter removal and clean up according to Technical specifications, Sections T.5 through T.8
5' Backfilling of'depr:essions or rodent burrows according to Technieal Specifications, sectíons T.1.0 W'4 lrrigation: city will accept No less than full completion of the following functíons during applicable weekly service day and within the full span of the Palmdale Transportation center. railure to comply wiih this expectation will result in deduction of applicable service costs from the monthly payment, which is calculated by taking the monthly service cost muft¡plied by twelve and divided by 52 for a weekly service vaiue (ivlorrthly cost x 1?i52i. in adciition, rhê contrâctor wiil be responsibte for any costs incurred by the city as a result of negligence by the contractor for not providing service as outlined. 1' Appropriate irrigation system tests and adjustments providing for optímal coverage according to Technical Specifications, Sections U.4 and U.5
2' Main line, lateral line, and sprinkler break repairs and job clean up restoring site to pre-existing condition according to Technical Specification, sections u.4 and u.5

3. Leaky valve repairs according to Technicalspecification, Sections U.4 and U.5 W.5 General Frequencies
All other maíntenance functions included in Palmdale Transportation Center Technical Specification sections shall observe on-going daily, weekly frequencies as specifíed in each section. w.6 onal Services Freou encres
All "additional services" functions outlined in the
Specifications shall observe as requested frequencies.

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PARK AND RIDES
SECTIONX_PARKAND
CONTRACTOR shallcomplete the following site opening functions no later than 8:00 a.m. each day; X.1 Park and Ride Trash Cans

1. Exterior trash cans and trash can receptacles shall be emptied once daily Monday through Sunday, prior to 8:00 a.m. and all waste shall be placed in designated dumpsters.

2. Trash cans shall be conveniently located for public use and returned to such locations each morning if found displaced.

4. CONTRACTOR shall use CITY provided trash can liners in all trash cans and receptacles.

X.2 Litter and Debris
L. Park and Rides shall have all trash, accumulated and/or dumped debris collected daily by 8:00 a.m. and placed in designated dumpsters.

X.3 Dum.pster Enclosures
l. All trash, accumulated and/or dumped debris shall be collected daily by 8:00 a.m. and placed in designated dumpsters.

X.4 Swales, Drains & Gutters
Drainage infrastructure including channels and gutters within each Park and Ride up to the edge of asphalt pavement shall be kept free of vegetation, debris, and algae to allow the unrestricted flcjw of water. Plugged grates, drains, and missing or damaged grates shall be immediately reported to the Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee.

1. Grates, swales, and gutters shall be inspected and kept clearof allsilt, debris, and litterto allow for continuous flow of water.

2. Drains and collection boxes shall be cleared of alldebris and kept in a clean condition

X.5 Frequency
Daily: Removal of litter and debris according to Sections X.L through X.4 shall be performed on a daily basis and must be completed by 8:00 a.m.

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X'6 Compliance-Based payment and Accountabif ity Expectations City will accept No less than full completion of the functions described in sections X.1 and X.4 during each service day and within the full span of each Park and Ride being serviced. Failure to comply with this expectation will result in deduction of applicable service costs from the monthly payment, which is calculated by taking the monthly service cost multiplied br/ twelve and divided br7 365 for- a ciaily serr.¡ice value (Monthly cost x 121365).ln addition, the Contractor will be responsible for any costs incurred by the City as a result of negligence by the contractor for not providing service as outlined in the Technical Specifications.

SECTION Y _PLANTER
Y.1" Pruning of plants and Shrubs
Plants and shrubs shall be pruned and trimmed on a bi-weekly basis, as needed every two weeks using accepted horticultural techniques. Plants and shrubs shal! be malntained within thc limits of theii- landscaped areas so as not to encroach into walkways, trails, roadways, parking spaces, and private property' All shrubs will be contaíned to a maximum height of three (3) feet or as otherwise directed by the Landscape Superintendent or ?ppo-irlted dgs-ignee, shrubs shall be prungd to main-tain an,attractive natural appearance wherever possible. At the conclusion of blooming cycles, all spent blooms shall be trimmed or removed on a weekly basis. shrubs will be re-sheared prior to attainíng six (6) inches of new growth.
vines shall be pruned as often as necessary to maintain a satisfactory appearance and secure attachment to r¡¡alls and fences. cot\trRACToR r¡,,i!l suppl.y, equipment and !abo¡" to i.esei vínes in accordance with the corresponding bid item in Exhibit D - Fee schedule of resulting.contract for Services-Additional Services.

Y.2 Trimming or pruning of Ground Cover
Ground cover shall be pruned according to species specific prescribed horticultural practices and as directed by Landscape Superínten.dent or appointed designee.

Y.3 Edging of Ground Cover
Ground cover shall be neatly edged and maintained within the limits of landscaped areas so as not to encroach into walkways, trairs, roadways, parking rots, and private property.

Y.4 Weed Control
weed abatement shall be performed bi-weekly, every two weeks according to accepted best management practices providing for effectir¡e on-going weed control after each service. Weed abatement may be performed both chemically and mechanically, although chemícal control is preferred. care shall be taken to prevent damage of ground cover and irrigation systems during mechanical weeding operations' CoNTRACTOR shall assume the cost of herbicides, pre-en-ìergents, and surfactants Asreement with RICH MEIER'S LANDSCAPING, INC
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utilized for integrated vegetation management. CONTRACTOR is responsible and liable for the safe handling and application of all herbicide chemical materials. Use of Hula Hoes is strictly prohibited.

Y.5 Green Waste Disposal
All trimmings shall be removed from Park and Rides and disposed of in appropriate dumpsters by completion of day's trimming operations or the end of the work day, whichever occurs first.

Y.6 Removal of Litter and Debris
Dumped debris, glass, leaves, paper, andf or other debris blown into all planters shall be removed and disposed of in appropriate dumpsters every morning on a daily basis.

Y.7 Removal of Leaf Litter
Accumulation of leaf and needle litter in all landscaped areas including beds, planters, and turf areas shall be removed in an on-going manner and placed in appropriate green waste trash bin(s).

Y.8 Clean Up
All walkways, trails, parking lots, roadways, or other areas dirtied by trimming operations shall be cleaned and all debris disposed of in appropriate dumpsters prior to the completion of maintenance operations at each site. All debris genêrated from CONTRACTOR operations shall be pickeil up and disposed of in appropriate dumpsters. No debris shall be blown into right of ways, stfeets or adjacent properties.

Y.9 Frequency
Daily: Removal of litter and debris (Y.6)
Bi-weekly (every two weeks): Pruning of shrubs (Y.1), trimming and edging of ground cover (Y.Z and y.3), weed control in all areas (Y.4), green waste disposal (Y.5), removal of litter and debris (Y.6), removal of leaf litter (Y.7), clean up (Y.8), and backfilling of {epressions or rodent burrows (Y.10) shall be performed in an on-going manner on a bi-weekly basis, every two weeks. lnclement weather may preclude adherence to the frequency schedule. CONTRACTOR may request alteration of this all or nothing frequency requirement from the Landscape Superintendent or the appointed designee due to inclement weather. Work shall be performed on the same day in each area every two weeks. All maintenance missed due to inclement weather shall be rescheduled and completed within three (3)working days.

Y.10 Planter Grade, Watering Basins, and Mulching
CONTRACTOR shall maintain watering basins (wells) forshrubs and trees and appropriate plantergrade, including backfilling of depressions or rodent burrows. Mulching may be necessary in planter areas as required by the Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee. Mulch material will be supplied by the CITY and will be made available to the CONTRACTOR at the location where it will be applied.

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Y.LL Rejuvenation
Major rejuvenation pruning operations will be performed during the winter months as directed byLandscape Superintendent or appointed designee.

Y.L2 Plant Material Replacement
The coNTRACTOR shall be responsible forthe complete removaland replacement of plant material lostdue to the coNTRACTOR's inappropriate maintenance or negligence, as determined by either theLandscape Superintendent or appointed designee.

Y.13 Seasonal plantíng-Additional Services
ln order to sustain optimum aesthetic appearance the park and Rides, seasonal planting may berequired' coNTRACTOR will supply equípment and laborat a cost in accordance with the correspondingplant material installation bid in Exhibit D - Fee schedule of resulting contract for services-Additional services to instaii crry provided plant materiar. prant material wilr be made coNTRACToR at the clrY Maintenance Yard located at 39110 3'd street East. tf any p due to CoNTRACTOR negligence, coNTRACToR shalt be responsible for the cost of available to the
lanting is required
plant replacementincluding labor and rriatër¡al ät äo cost,tci the ClTy.- Y'14 cor¡pliance-Based payment and Accountability Expectations city will accept JVo less than full completion of the above functions described in sections y.l through y.g and Y'10 during applicable service day and within the full span of each park and Ride being serviced.Failure to complv with tiiis expectation wiii resuit in deduction of applicable service costs from themonthly payment, which is calculated by taking the monthly service cost multiplied by twelve anddivided by 26 for a bi-weekly service value (Monthly cost x 1,2/26).ln addition, the contractor will beresponsible for any costs incurred by the city as a result of negligence by the contractor for notproviding service as outlined in the Technicalspecifications.

SECTION Z - IRRIGATffi
Z.L Contractor's lrrigation Scope of Work
coNTRACToR will be responsible for all irrigation appendages downstream of the backflow prevention device outlet' The coNTRACTOR shall be responsible for, but not límited to, the maintenance, repaír, and/or replacement of system sleeves, mainlines, irrigation control wires, irrigation control valves, valvediaphragms, valve boxes, quick couplers, quick coupler boxes, gate valves, lateral lines, bubblers, driptubíng and emitters, sprinkler heads, and sprinkler nozzles. The clry will purchase and provide ALL irrigation materials necessary to service irrigation systems. lrrigatíon materials will be made available to CONTRACTOR at the C|TY ir/lairiienarrce yarci iocateci at 39110 3'd Street East.

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prevention devices and irrigation booster pumps. CITY and CONTRACTOR staff will check irrigation systems with questionable excessive water consumption. All observed deficiencies shall be corrected in accordance to the engineering standard details in Section 6 of the City's Engíneering Standards.

7.2 City of Palmdale's Scope of Work
The CITY will be responsible for the maintenance, replacement, and programming of all irrigation controllers, enclosures, and associated water conservation equipment. The City will also be responsible for maintenance and/or replacement of backflow prevention devices and enclosures, flow sensors, and pressure regulators.

2.3 lrrigation Material Use Reporting
CONTRACTOR is responsible for reporting usage of all irrigation materials utilized per site as directed by Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee. lrrigation material usage logs must be submitted in order for additional irrigation material to be issued.

2.4 Jrrigation System Testing and Adjustments
All irrigation systems will be inspected and tested on a bi-weekly basis (every two weêks) or as necessary when damage is suspected, observed, or reported. lrrigation system tests shall encompass the entire irrigation system at each site being serviced. lrrigatíon system tests shall ensure proper irrigation system coverage through repair of damaged or defective irrigation system parts. CONTRACTOR shall cycle irrigation controller{s) through each station allowing sufficient time as required according to emission device,'to check the functions of all facets of the irrigation system, make necessary adjustments, and repair all observed defects. Once adjustments and repairs are done, CONTRACTOR shall cycle stat¡on again to ensure proper operation.

CONTRACTOR shall adjust all sprinkler heads to provide for proper angle, depth, distribution uniformity, and matched precipitation rates, making adjustments to prevent excessive water runoff onto sidewalks, streets, or adjacent properties. CONTRACTOR shall flush lines to clear rocks, mud and debris and unplug clogged nozzles. Observed irrigation system deficíencies shall be reported to the Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee on a daily basis. The report will include areas that are over irrigated and/or under irrigated.

2.5 lrrigatíon System Repaírs
All repairs shall be done according to the engineering standard details in Section 6 of the City of Palmdale's Engineering Standards and according to accepted industry standards. When repairing older irrigation systems, the repair will be completed to meet current City of Palmdale Engineering standards. lrrigation system pressure regulating valves, pressure compensating screens, sprinklers, nozzles, bubblers, drip tubing, and emìtters shall be replaced to provide matched precipitation rates and distribution uniformity.

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coNTRACTOR shall flush lines to clear rocks, mud and debris, and unplug clogged nozzles. All repairs shall be completed within 24 hours of being discovered by the coNTRACTOR or of being reported to the coNTRACTOR by the Landscape superintendent or appointed designee. The Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee shall be notified and must approve an.y irrigation system modification. recommended by the CONTRACTOR to improve the irrigation system efficiency.

2.6 Frequency
Daily: lrrigation system repairs (2.5) for issues discovered by or reported to the contractor shall be performed on an on-going basis and as required.

Bi-weekly (every two weeks): lrrigation system testing and adjustments (2.4) shall be performed on a bi-weekly basis, every two weeks. lrrigation system repairs (2.5) shall be performed bi-weekly, every two weeks, concurrent with irrigation system testing and adjustments. lnclement weather may preclude adherence to the freouency schedule. CONTR.ACTOR. mar¡ request alteration of this all or nothing frequency requirement from the Landscape superintendent or the appointed designee due to inclement weather. Work shall be performed on the same day each week. All maintenance mlssed due to increment weather sþal! be res-cþedured and compreted within three (3) working days.

2.7 lirigatÍon Staff Training Expectation
coNTRACToR shall ensure that all personnel working on the irrigation systems are fully trained in all aspects of landscape irrigation system maintenance. CONTRACTOR staff must ,be able to easíly identify and isolate system probrems in a thorough and efficient manner.

Knowledge of landscape irrigation systems shall include the operation, maintenance, troubleshooting, adjustment, and repair of irrigation systems.
coNTRACToR supervisor or Lead worker in charge of irrigation technicians shall be a professionally Certified lrrigation Contractor by the lrrigation Association and/or a Landscape lndustry Certified Technician by the california Landscape Contractors Association.

2.8 lrrigation System Maintenance Staffíng
coNTRACToR shall provide dedicated irrigatíon maintenance staff, separate from the landscape maíntenance crews. CONTRACTOR shall provide adequate staffing levels to sustain bi-weekly irrigation system maintenance "all or nothing" expectations and as outlined herein. CoNTRACTOR is required to provide fully trained and qualified irrigation maintenance staff as well as the appropriate tools and equipment including wire tracing and locating devices. CONTRACTOR is required to provide effective and consístent Supervision oiaii stafito ensure compliance with the entire scope of this agreement.

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presented to the Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee for approval and before any changes CONTRACTOR irrigation maintenance staff will be made available to assist CITY staff in performing seasonal maintenance such as irrigation system renovations, upgrades to irrigation systems, and preventative maintenance repairs outside of growing season. The intent of this provision is to prepare irrigation systems for the subsequent growing season and possible spring planting.

2.9 Compliance-Based Payrnent and Accountãbil¡ty Expectations City will accept NO less than full completion of the functions described in sections 2.4 and 2.5 during applicable bi-weekly service day and within the full span of each irrigation system being serviced.

Failure to comply with this expectation will result in deduction of applicable servíce costs from the monthly payment, which is calculated by taking the monthly service cost multiplied by twelve and divided by 26 for a bi-weekly service value (Monthly cost X 12/26l.ln addition, the Contractor will be responsible for any costs incurred by the City as a result of negligence by the Contractor for not providing servíce as outlined in the Technical Specifications. secnoru nn - cHe rvllc
AA.1 Use of Chemicals
CONTRACTOR shall submit a list of all herbicide and pesticide chemicals proposed for use under this contract for approval by the Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee.'Chemical materials utilized shall be limited to chemicals approved by the State of California Department of Pesticide Regulation. CONTRACTOR shall provide associated product labels and Material Safety Data Sheets. The use of all restricted materials shall be done according to a Pest Control Advisor/s recommendation ahd shall confor:m to Los Angeles County Department of Weights and Measures, Agrícultural Commissioner regulations.

AA.2 Licenses, Certificates, and Records
Chemicals shall only be applied according to a Pest Control Advisor's recommendation and shall only be applied by trained and qualified applicators. Records of all chemical application operations shall be kept and reported according to all applicable regulatory agency requiçements. Chemical applic.ation reports shall be provided at the request of the Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee.

AA.3 Chemical Applications
CONTRACTOR shall utilize chemicals in accordance to a Pest Control Advisor's and the product manufacturer's recommendations. Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee shall be notified of all scheduled chemical applications. CONTRACTOR shall furnish all chemicals required for integrated vegetation control.

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AA.4 Drift Control
Drift control shall be exercised during all chemical applications. Given the public access of park and Rides, all necessary precautionary measures shall be exercised to ensure public and worker safety.

AA.5 Chemical Edging
Chemical edging may be used along walls, enclosures, posts, and fences where the continued use of string trimmers will cause damage. Turf around trees that exist in turf areas shall be continually treated with herbicide to provide a six (6) inch to (12) inch buffer in order to protect tree basal flares from mechanical damage as directed by Landscape superintendent or appointed designee. These rings shall be maintained in a weed free condition at all t¡mes.

AA.6 Public Notices
CoNTRACTOR shall be responsible for posting all required chemical application not¡fícat¡ons pursuant to rnanuiaciurer recommendation and applicable regulatory agency requirements. No chemical herbicide, rodenticide, or pesticide shall be applied until the Landscape superintendent or appointed designee issues written authorization. Restricted materials can only be applied by traíned applicators under the oversight of a Quátified Apþtìcator Ceitifiôate hol

SECTION BB - PARK AN
cíty will accept No less than futt completion of the following functions during weekly service.

Ci$willacceptiJo!essthanfu!lcompletioncfthe
following functions during daily service and within the full span of each park.and Ride serviced. Failure to comply with this expectation will result in deduction of applicable service costs from the monthly payment, which is calculated by taking the monthly service cost multiplied by twelve and divided by 365 for a weekly service value (Monthly cost x 12/365').ln addition, the Contractor will be responsible for any costs incurred by the city as a result of negligence by the contractor.for not providing service as outlined.

1. Trash can emptying according to Technical specifications, section X.1

2. Litter and debris removal according to Technical specifications, section X.2

3. Dumpster enclosure service according to Technical Specifications, Section X.3

88.2 anter: City will accept No less than full completion of the following functions during applicable ce day, every two weeks and within the full span of each park and Ride serviced. Failurebi-weekly servi to comply with this expectation wíll result in deduction of applicable service costs from the monthly payment, which is calculated by taking the monthly service cost multiplied by twelve and divided by 26 for a bi-weekly service value (Monthly cost x 1'2/26).ln addition, the contractor will be responsible for any costs incurred by the city as a result of negligence by the Contractor for not providing service as outlined.

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1. Pruning & trimming of plants, shrubs, and ground cover according to Technical Specífications, Sections Y.L and Y.2

2. Edging plant material off sidewalks according to Technical Specificatíons, Section Y.3

3. Weed control including crack weeds according to Technical Specifications, Section Y.4

4. Trash and leaf / needle litter removaland clean up accordingtoTechnicalSpecifications, Sections Y.5 through Y.8

5. Backfilling of depressions or rodent boroughs according to Technical Specifications, Sections Y.10
BB.4 lrrieation: City will accept NO less than full completion of the following functions during applicable bi-weekly service day, every two weeks and within the full span of each Park and Ride serviced. Failure to comply with this expectation will result in deduction of applicable service costs from the monthly payment, which is calculated by taking the monthly service cost multiplied by twelve and divided by 26 for a bi-weekly service value (Monthly cost X 12/26l.ln addition, the Contractor will be responsible for any costs incurred by the City as a result of negligence by the Contractor for not providing service as outlined.

1. Appropriate irrigation system tests and adjustments providing for optimal coverage according to Technical Specifications, Sections 2.4 &2.5

2. Main line, lateral line, and sprinkler break repairs and job clean up restoring site to pre-existing condition according to Technical Specification, Sections 2,4 &2.5

3. Leaky valve repairs according to Technical Specification, Sections 2.4 &.2.5 BB.5 General Frequencies
All other maintenance functions included in the Park and Rides Technical Specification sections shall observe on-going daily or bi-weekly frequencies as specified in each section.

BB.6 Additional Servíces Frequencies
All "additional services" functions outlined in the Park and Rídes technical specifications shall observe as requested freq uencies.

FAIRWAY BUSINESS PARK

SECTION CC-PLANTE
CC.1 Pruning of Plants and Shrubs
Plants and shrubs shall be pruned and trimmed as needed on a biweekly basis, every two weeks, using accepted horticultural techniques. Plants and shrubs shall be maintained within the limits of their landscaped areas so as not to encroach into walkways, trails, roadways, parking spaces, and private property. All shrubs will be contained to a maximum height of four (a) feet or as otherwise directed by Asreementw¡th RICH MEIER'S LANDSCAPING' INC

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the Landscape superÍntendent or appointed designee. Shrubs shall be pruned to maintain an attractive natural appearance wherever possible. At the conclusion of blooming cycles, all spent blooms shall be trimmed or removed on a weekly basis. shrubs will be re-sheared prior to attaining six (6) inches of new Prnt,rtth
vines shall be pruned as often as necessary to maíntain a satisfactor.y appearance and secure attachment to walls and fences. coNTRACToR will supply equipment and labor to reset vines in accordance with the corresponding bid item in Exhibit D - Fee schedule of resulting contract for Services-Addítional Services.

CC.2 Trimmíng or pruning of Ground Cover
Ground cover shall be pruned according to species specific prescribed horticultural practices and as directed by Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee.

CC.3 Edging of Ground Cover
Ground cover shall be neatly edged and maintained within the limits of landscaped areas so as not to encroach into walkways, parking lots, trails, roadways, and private property.

CC.4 Weed Control
weed abatement shall be completed bi-weekly, every two weeks accorcling to acceptecj best management practices providing for effectíve on-going weed control after each service. Weed abatement may be performed both chemically and mechanícally, although chemical contlol is preferred. care shaii be taken to prevent damage of ground cover and irrígation systems during mechanical weeding operations. coNTRACTOR shall assume the cost of herbicídes, pre-emergents, and surfactants utilized for integrated vegetation management. coNTRAcToR is responsible and liable for the safe handling and applícation of all herbicide chemical materials. Use of Hula Hoes is strictly prohibited.

CC.5 Green Waste Disposal
All trimmings shall be removed from Fairway Business Park and disposed of in appropriate dumpsters by completion of day's trimming operations or the end of the work day, whichever occurs first.

CC.6 Removal of Litter and Debris
Dumped debris, glass, leaves, paper, and/or other debris blown into all planters shall be removed and disposed of in appropriate dumpsters on a bi-weekly basis, every two weeks.

CC.7 Removal of Leaf Litter
Accurituiaiion of ieaí and neeciie iitter in ali iandscapeci areas including beds, planters, and turf areas shall be removed in an on-going manner and placed in appropriate green waste trash bin(s).

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CC.8 Clean Up
All walkways, right of ways, roadways, parking lots, or other areas dirtied by trimming operations shall be cleaned and all debris disposed of in appropriate dumpsters prior to the completion of maintenance operations at each site. All debris generated from CONTRACTOR operations shall be picked up and disposed of in appropriate dumpsters. No debris shall be blown into right of ways, streets, or adjacent properties.

CC.9 Frequency
Bi-weekly (every two weeks): Pruning of shrubs (CC.l), trimming and edging of ground cover (CC.2 and CC.3), weed control in all areas (CC.4), green waste disposal (CC.s), removal of litter and debris (CC.6), removal of leaf litter (CC.7), clean up (CC.8), and (CC.LO) backfilling of depressions or rodent burrows shall be performed in an on-going manner on a bi-weekly basis, every two weeks. lnclement weather may preclude adherence to the frequency schedule. CONTRACTOR may request alteration of this all-or nothing frequency requirement from the Landscape Superintendent or the appointed designee due to inclement weather. Work shall be performed on the same day in each area every two weeks. All maintenance missed due to inclement weather shall be rescheduled and completed within three (3) working days.

CC.10 Watering Basins and Mulching
CONTRACTOR shall maintain watering basins (wells) fo¡ shrubs and trees und apfropriate plante¡ grade, including backfilling of depressions or rodent burrows. Mulching may be necessary in planter areas as required by the Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee. Mulch material will be supplied by the CITY and will be made available to the CONTRACTOR at the location where it will be applied.

CC.11 Rejuvenation
Major rejuvenation pruning operations will be performed during the winter months as directed by Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee.

CC.12 Plant Material Replacement
The CONTRACTOR shall be responsible for the complete removal and replacement of plant material lost due to the CONTRACTOR'S inappropriate maintenance or negligence, as determined by either the Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee.

CC.13 Seasonal Planting-Additional Services
ln order to sustain optimum aesthetic appearance the Fairway Busíness Park, seasonal planting may be required. CONTRACTOR will supply equipment and labor at a cost in accordance with the corresponding plant material installation bid in Exhibit B - Fee Schedule of resulting Contract for Services-Additional Services to install CITY provided plant material. Plant material will be made available to the CONTRACTOR at the CITY Maintenance Yard located at 391-l-O 3'd Street East. lf any planting is required Asreement with RICH MEIER'S LANDSCAPING, INC

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due to CoNTRAcToR negligence, CONTRACTOR shall be responsible for the cost of plant replacement including labor and material at no expense to the ClTy. cc.14 compliance-Based payment and Accountability Ëxpectations city will accept No less thañ full completion of the above functions described in sections cc.1 through cc'8 and cc.LO during applicable bi-weekly service day and within the full span of the Fairway Business Park landscaping maintained. Failure to comply wíth this expectation will result in deduction of applicable service costs from the monthly payment, which is calculated by taking the monthly service cost multiplied by twelve and divíded by 26 for a bi-weekly service value (Monthly cost X 12/261. tn addition, the Contractor will be responsible for any costs incurred by the City as a result of negligence by the Contractor for not providing service as outlined in the technical specifications.

SECTION DD_ IRRI
DD.1 Contractor's lrrigation Scope of Work
cONTRACTOR will be responsible for all irrigation appendages downstream of the backflow prevention device outlet. The coNTRACTOR shall be responsible for, but not limited to, the maintenance, repair, artd/or rêplãeemèrit öf systëm s-leéves, mãiñlines; iiiigãtibñ cöntrol wiiês, írrigation ðonirol và s, valve diaphragms, valve boxes, quick couplers, quick coupler boxes, gate valves, lateral lines, bubblers, drip tubing and emitters, sprinkler heads, and sprínkler nozzles. The ClTy will purchase and províde ALL irrigatíon materials necessary to service írrigation systems. lrrigation materials will be made available to coNTRACToR at the ctw Maintenance yard located at 391i.0 3'd street East.

The CONTRACTOR will be directed to perform seasonal maintenance i.e., clean out the interior of valve boxes, irrigation controlleç and backflow prevention device enclosures, as well as insulating backflow prevention devices and irrigation booster pumps. clTY and coNTRAcToR staff will check írrígation systems with questionable excessive water consumption. All observed deficiencies shall be corrected in accordance to the engineering standard details in Section 6 of the City's Engineering Standards.

DD.2 City of Palmdale's Scope of Work
The CITY will be responsible for the maintenance, replacement, and programming of all irrigation controllers, enclosures, and associated water conservation equipment. The City will also be responsible for maintenance and/or replacement of backflow prevention devices and enclosures, flow sensors, and pressure regulators.

DD.3 lrrigation Material Use Reporting
coNTRACTOR is responsible for reporting usage of all irrigation materials utilized per site as directed by Lairdscape Superiniencìent or appointeci ciesignee. irrigation material usage iogs must be submitted in order for additional irrigation material to be íssued.

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DD.4 lrrigation System Testing and Adjustments
All irrigation systems will be inspected and tested on a bi-weekly basis (every two weeks) or as necessary when damage is suspected, observed, or reported. lrrigation system tests shall encompass the entire irrigation system at each site being serviced. lrrigation system tests shall ensure proper irrigation system coverage through repair of damaged or defective irrigation system parts. CONTRACTOR shall cycle irrigation controller(s) through each station allowing sufficient time as required according to emission device, to check the functions of all facets of the irrigation system, to make necessary adjustments, and repaìr all observed defects. Once adjustments and repairs are completed, CONTRACTOR shall cycle station again to ensure proper operation.

CONTRACTOR shall adjust all sprinkler heads to provide for proper angle, depth, distribution uniformity, and matched precipitation rates, making adjustments to prevent excessive water runoff onto sidewalks, streets, or adjacent properties. CONTRACTOR shall flush lines to clear rocks, mud and debris, and unplug clogged nozzles. Observed irrigation system deficiencies shall be reported to the Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee on a daily basis. The report will include areas that are over irrigated andf or under irrigated.

DD,5 lrrigation System Repairs
All repairs shall be completed according to Sect¡on 6 of the City gf Palmdqle's Enginqering Standards and according to accepted industry standards. When repairing older irrigation systems, the repair will be performed to meet current City of Palmdale Engineering standa.rds. lrrigption syst-em pressure regulating valves, pressure compensating screens, sprinklers, nozzles, bubblers, drip tubing, and emitters shall be replaced to provide matched precipitation rates and dístribution uniformity.

CONTRACTOR shall flush lines to clear rocks, mud and debris, and unplug clogged nozzles. All repairs shall be completed within 24 hours of being discovered by the CONTRACTOR or of being reported to the CONTRACTOR by the Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee. The Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee shall be notified and must approve any irrigation system modification recommended by the CONTRACTOR to improve the irrigation system efficiency.

DD.6 Frequency
Daily: lrrigation system repairs (DD.5) for issues discovered by or reported to the Contractor shall be performed on an on-going basis and as required.

Bi-weekly (every two weeks): lrrigation system testing and adjustments (DD.4) shall be performed on a bi-weekly basis. lrrigation system repairs (DD.5) shall be performed bi-weekly, every two weeks, concurrent with irrigation system testing and adjustments. lnclement weather may preclude adherence to the frequency schedule. CONTRACTOR may request alteration of this all or nothing frequency requirement from the Landscape Superíntendent or the appointed designee due to inclement weather. Work shall be performed on the same day each week. All Agreementwith RICH MEIER'S LANDSCAPING, INC

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maintenance missed due to inclement weather shall be rescheduled and completed within three (3 working days
DD.7 lrrigation Staff Training Expectation
coNTRACTOR shall ensure that all pèrsonnel working on the irrigation systems are fully trained in all aspects of landscape írrigation system maintenance. CONTRACTOR staff must be able to easily identify and isolate system probrems in a thorough and efficient manner.

Knowledge of landscape irrigation systems shall include the operation, maintenance, troubleshooting, adjustment, and repair of irrigation systems.
coNTRACTOR supervisor or Lead worker in charge of irrigation technicians shall be a professionally certified lrrigation Contractor by the lrrigation Association and/or a Landscape lndustry certified Technician by the California Landscape Contractors Association.

DD.8 trrigation System Maintenance Staffing
coNTRACToR shall provide dedicated írrigation maintenance staff, separate from the landscape system maintenance "all or nothing" expectations and as outlined herein. CONTRACTOR is required toprovide fully trained and qualified irrigation màintenance staff as well as the appropriate tools and equipment inclr-tciing wire tracing and locating de,,,ices. CO$JTRACTOR is r.equîred to provide effective and cons,ístent Supervision of all staff to ensure compliance with the entire scope of this agreement.

CO|.'¡TRACTOR shali provicle a schedule anci roster of irrigation staif to the Landscape super¡ntendent or appointed designee. Any changes to the irrigation maintenance schedule or staffing levels shall be presented to the Landscape superintendent or appointed designee for approval and before any changes occur' coNTRACTOR shall maintain year round irrigation maintenance staffing levels.

DD.9 compliance-Based payment and Accountability Expectations City willaccept No less than fullcompletion of the functions described in sections DD.4 and DD.S during bi-weekly service day, every two weeks and within the fullspan of each irrigation system being serviced.

Failure to comply with this expectation will result in deduction of applicable service costs from the monthly payment, which is calculated by takíng the monthly service cost multiplied by twelve and divided by 26 for a bi-weekly service value (Monthly cost x 12/26).ln addition, the Contractor will be responsible for any costs incurred by the City as a result of negligence by the contractor for not providing service as outlined in the Technical Specifications.

SECTION EE _ CHEMIC
EE.1 Use of Chemicals
coNTRACTOR shall submit a list of all herbicide and pesticide chemicals proposed for use under this contract for approval by the Landscape superintendent or appointed designee. Chemical materials Asreementwith RICH MEIER'S LANDSCAPING, INC

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utilized shall be limited to chemicals approved by the State of California Department of Pesticide Regulation. CONTRACTOR shall provide associated product labels and Material Safety Data Sheets. The use of all restricted materials shall be done according to a Pest Control Advisor's recommendation and shall conform to Los Angeles County Department of Weights and Measures, Agricultural Commissioner regu latio ns.

EE.2 Licenses, Certificates, and Records
Chemicals shallonly be applied according to a Pest ControlAdvisor's recommendation and shallonly be applied by trained and qualified applicators. Records of all chemical application operations shall be kept and reported according to all applicable regulatory agency requirements. Chemical application reports shall be provided at the request of the Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee.

EE.3 Chemical Applications
CONTRACTOR shall utilize chemicals in accordance to a Pest Control Advisor's and the product manufacturer recommendations. Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee shall be notified of all scheduled chemical appl¡cations. CONTRACTOR shall furnish all chemicals required for integrated vegetation control.

EE.4 Drift Control
Drift control shall be exercised during all chemical applications. Given the publíc access of the Fairway Business Park, all necessary precautionary measures. shall be exercised to ensure public and worker safety.

EE.5 Chemical Edging
Chemical edging ma!;be used along walls, enclosures, posts, and fences where the continued use of string trimmers will cause damage. Turf around trees that exist in turf areas shall be continually treated with herbicide to provide a six (6) inch to (i-2) inch buffer in order to protect tree basal flares from mechanical damage as directed by Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee. These rings shall be maintained in a weed free condition at alltimes.

EE.6 Public Notices
CONTRACTOR shall be responsible for posting all required chemical application notifications pursuant to manufacturer recommendation and applicable regulatory agency requirements. No chemical herbicide, rodenticide, or pesticide shall be applied until the Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee issues written authorization. Restricted materials can only be applied by trained applicators under the oversight of a Qualified Applicator Certificate holder.

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city will accept No less than full completion of the fottowing functions during bi-weekly servíce FF'1 Planter: City will accept No less than full compieiion oi the foilowing iunctions during applicablebi-weekly service day ând within the full sþan óf the Fa¡rway Business park. Failure to comply with thisexpectation wiil result in deduction of applicable service costs from the monthly payment, which is calculated by taking the monthly service cost multiplied by twelve and divided by 26 for a weekly servíce value (Monthly cost x 1'2/26r. ln addition, the Contractor will be responsible for any costs incurred by the city as a result of negligence by the contractor for not providing service as outlined. 6' Pruning and trimming of shrubs and ground cover according to Technical specifications, sections CC.l and CC.2
7 ' Edging plant material off sidewalks according to Technical Specifications, Section CC.3 8' weed control inciuding crack weeds according to Technical specifications, section cc.4

9. Trash and leaf / needle litte
- . Sections CC.5 through CC.g
r removal and clean up according to Technical Specifications, 10' Backfilling of depressions or rodent burrows according to Technical specifications, sectíoris cc.10
FF'2 lrrisation: city will accept No less than full completion of the follôwing fûnctions dur.ing applicablebi-weekly service day and within the fullspan of each Fairway Business park. Failur-e to comply,r¡,i., al-*¡, expectation will result in deduction of applicable service costs from the monthly payment, whiçh is calculated by takíng the monthly service cost multiplied by twelve and divided by 26 for a bi-weeklyservice value (Monthly cost x t2/26). ln'addition, the contractor will be responsible for any costs incurred by the city as a result of negligence by the contractor for not providing service as outlined. 4' Appropriate irrigation system tests and adjustments providing for optimal coverage according to Technícal Specifications, Sections DD.4 and DD.5
5' Main line, lateral line, and sprinkler break repairs and job clean up restoring site to pre-existing conditíon according to Technical Specification, sections DD.4 and DD.S 6' Leaky valve repairs according to Technical Specification, Sections DD.4 and DD.5 FF.3 General Frequencies
All other maintenance functions included in the Fairway Business park Technical specification sectíons shall observe bi-weekly frequencies, every two weeks as specifíed in each section.

FF.4 Additional Services Freou encres
All "additional services" functions outlined in the Fairway Business park technical specifications shall observe as requested frequencies.

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SECTION GC _ PROFES
GG.1 Drains and Grates
Drainage infrastructure including channels, gutters, grates, and drains within the aforementioned sites and up to the edge of asphalt pavement shall be kept free of vegetation, debris, and algae to allow the unrestricted flow of water. Plugged drains and missing or damaged grates shall be immediately reported to the Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee.

GG.2 Reporting of Landscape Pests and Disease
During the course of regularly scheduled maintenance, CONTRACTOR shall inspect all areas being serviced for the presence of disease, insect, and/or rodent infestation. CONTRACTOR shall immediately notify the Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee íf any disease, insect, and/or rodent infestation is observed.

GG.3 Reporting of Material Loss
The CONTRACTOR shall immediately notify the Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee of any damage andf or loss resulting from any cause.

GG.4 General Reporting Requirements
o Large Roadway Debris - lmmediately
o Large Dumped Debris - Daily
¡ Stray Shopping Carts - Daily
. Graffiti- Daily
o GeneralVandalism - lmmediately
GG.S Sound Control
CONTRACTOR shall comply with all applicable sound control and noise level rules, regulations, and ordinances applicable to any work being performed. Noise level requirements shall apply to any and all equipment used on work site or otherwise related to the landscape maintenance operations. Each internal combustion engine used for any purpose at all sites shall be equipped with a muffler as per manufacturer recommendation.

GG.6 Emergency Response
CONTRACTOR shall have a supervisor available by telephone on a 24 hour basis, 365 days per year assigned to provide direct and prompt attention to requests from CITY for emergency and after-hours service. Response time for emergency and after-hours service requests shall not be greater than one (L) hour.

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GG.7 5chedule Disruption
CoNTRACTOR shall provide professional landscape maintenance services as described in each section of the Technical Specifications of this RFp.
lnclement weather may pieclúde adherence to the frequency schedule. CONTRACT6R may request aiteration of this ali or nothing frequency requirement from the Landscape superintendent or the appointed designee due to inclement weather. work shall be performed on the same day each week.

All maintenance missed due to inclement weather shall be rescheduled and completed within three (3) working days.

GG.8 Maintenance Schedule
coNTRACTOR shall submit maintenance schedules to the clTY prior to the commencement of any work.

CONTRACTOR'S schedules are to be submitted to ensure sites will be maintained according to expectations outlined in each section of the technícal specifications of this RFp. copies of such schedule shall be available at the coNTRACTOR's dispatch location and the public works Maintenance yard.

Maintenance schedules shall specify each
all requirements outlined in the Technical
area being serviced and be structured in order to comply with coNTRACTOR shall provide monthly schedule updates to clrY. Any significant changes in maintenance schedules will require submission of proposed revised schedule to ClTy for approval.

GG.9 Equipment
ccNTRACToR shaii fui'nish, at its own expense, aii equipment and materipls necessary for the professional performance of the work set forth in this RFP. All equipment must be, and remain, in good state of repair' All equipment will be used according to Manufacturer recommendations.

Trucks and trailers provided for landscape maintenance servÍces shall have the following minimum accessories or features:
' Mobile radio equipped with CoNTRACTOR radio frequencíes and/or cellular telephoneo operational and clearly visíble rotating or strobe warning light and flashing rear iaillightsr Appropriate rear mounted warning signs r Appropriate markings for high visibility
. Unique identification number
in three (3") inch letters:

Company Name and/or Logo
Company Telephone Number
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s ecifications.

Both sides of each landscape maintenance vehicle shall be clearly marked with the following information a
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CONTRACTOR will be responsible to rebuild, restore, repair, and otherwise correct damages to any public or private property caused by CONTRACTOR operations.

GG.10 Communication Equipment
CONTRACTOR shall provide a tollfree telephone answering service to residents and/or businesses in the City of Palmdale, from 7:30 AM to 4:30 PM Monday thru Friday.

Answering service shall have the capability of contacting CONTRACTOR by radio or cellular telephone equipment for the purpose of relaying instructions from the Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee and for receiving resident and/or business complaints.

GG.11 Permits
CONTRACTOR shall procure all permits and licenses required to lawfully execute the services specified under this Contract.

GG.12 Communication and Reporting
CONTRACTOR shall contact Landscape Superintendent and/or appointed designee on a daily basis to submit work reportíng forms, convey messages, return telephone calls to the public, schedule field reviews, etc. The CITY Public Works Maintenance Division's normal business hours are Monday thru Thursday from 7:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. The city phone. number during normal business hours and for after-hours emergencies is (661) 267-5338. :

CONTRACTOR shall investigate all complaints related to the landscape maintenance services provided as requested by the Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee.

Complaints received by CONTRACTOR prior to 2:30 p.m. shall be investigated that same day. Complaints received by CONTRACTOR after 2:30 p.m. shall be investigated before 12:00 PM (Noon) the following workday. E-mail notification of Contractor's findings after investigating and/or resolving complaint shall be immediately sent to the Landscape Section group e-mail.

CONTRACTOR shall provide notification of scheduled work progress and observed issues to the Landscape Section group e-mail address. Reports shall contain following types of information:
o Schedule delays and justification for delays, if applicable o Number and types of complaints received during week, including action taken o Disease/pests found
o Observed vandalism
o Material loss
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GG.13 Emergencies
Emergency and/or unusual situations may arise which will require immediate and unusual provisions in orderto protect the publicfrom danger andfor damage to life and/or property, due directly or indirectly to the executign of work, and it is part of the service required of the coNTRACToR to make such provisions and to furnish such protection.
coNTRACTOR shall use foresight and take such actions and precautions as CoNTRACT3R'S operations make necessary to protect public from danger or damage, or loss of property or life.

CoNTRACTOR shall be held financially liable for any and all costs associated with losses resulting from CO NTRACTO R neglige nce.

GG.L4 Contractor Employee Expectations
All employees of CoNTRACTOR shall be dressed in clean uniforms with suitable identification and no portion of the uniform may be removed while working. Any empioyee found out of uniform shall be immediately removed from work area. The following items are minimum uniform requirements:
o shirt rdentification - Employee name and company name/rogo o Trousers - Full length (year round)
o Shoes - Work boot with steel toe
o Head protection - OSHA approved
Any coNTRAcroR employee who fails or refuses to carry or.rt any clirection of the Landscape superintendent or appointed designee, or is in the opinion of the clry to be incompetent, unfaithful, intemperate or disorderly; uses threatening or abusive language to any person in the course of work while representing the CITY; or is otherwise found to be unsatisfactory, shall be discharged immediately and shall not again be employed on the work associated with C|TY except by written consent of ClTy.

All CoNTRACTOR employees shall have the following basic knowledge skills, and abilíties:
o Proper license(s) to operate equipment
o Ability to operate equipment in accordance with manufacturer recommendations o Mechanical ability to make required operator adjustments to equipment being used o Knowledge of safety regulations as they relate to professional landscape services and proper traffic control
o American Red Cross Standard First Aid Certification - minimum one crew member per crew
o Demonstrated knowledge of landscape maintenance operations o Become familiar with and perform all associated Professional Landscape Maintenance Serr¡ices according to the Technical Specifications out!¡ned hei-ein and Section 6 of the City of Palmdale Engineering Standards.

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Agreement No. A-6563
CONTRACTOR shall provide effective supervision to all CONTRACTOR employees. CONTRACTOR employees will follow direction and/or instructions given by Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee. CONTRACTOR shall provide a list including employee names and 24 hour telephone number(s) of all employees in a supervisory capacity.

GG.15 Automatíc Vehícle Location Device
Automatic vehicle location device (vehicle location and management system (e.g., GPS)), that will log a timeline of all service vehicle locations is required on all vehicles providing the services specified in the technical specifications. CONTRACTOR must provide CITY with reasonable means to access location device information to verify locations that have been serviced.

GG.16 Dispute Resolution
The Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee will have access to all aspects of work outlined herein and shall be accommodated with every reasonable request for acquiring full knowledge of status of contractual obligations, workmanship and character of materials used and employed in this work.

When CONTRACTOR varies the period during which work is carried out, CONTRACTOR shall give notice to Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee so appropriate oversig\t may be conducted. Any inspection of work shall not relieve CONTRACTOR of any obligations to fulfill service requírements.

Any and all questions arising from the performance of this work shall be directed to the Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee. To aid in the resolution of problems, CIW may utilize a mutually acceptable horticulturist or certified arborist to examine and inspect landscape areas to assist Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee .ín assessing quality of CONTRACTOR'S maintenance. Either Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee will conduct,inspection and administration of contract work. All deficiency notices and calculations of payment deductions shall originate with the authorized designees and/or Landscape Superintendent and be ultimately authorized by Landscape Superintendent and/or the Maintenance Division Manager.
srcnoru HH-rnnrHccoNTRol
HH.L Traffic Control Requirements
CONTRACTOR shall be responsible for design and implementation of all traffic control and safety delineation required at the work site as per the California Monual on Uniform Troffic Control Devices latest revision.

Note: Traffic Control Plans, prepared, signed, and stamped by registered Traffic Engineer or Civil Engineer, on24" X 36" sheets, shall be submitted tothe CityTraffic Engineerforapprovalwhen anyof the following conditions apply:
o Moving traffic over the striped centerline.
o Reducing the number of travel lanes in a direction by more than one lane. o Any road closure (one or two-way) or flagger/pilot car operation.

Asreement with RICH MEIER'S LANDSCAPING, INC

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Agreement No. A-6563
o Any work performed within 250 feet of a traffic signal HH.2 Traffic Control Conditions
The following conditions shall apply:
1'. Access to ail private property shali be maintained at ali times, unless otherwise approved by the City of Palmdale. Emergency vehicle access shall be maintained at all times.

2. All traffic signs, traffic control devices and control procedures shall be in conformance with the california Manual of uniform Traffic control Devices.

3. Additional traffic control may be required to facilitate public safety and traffic flow, if deemed necessary by the Landscape Superintendent or appointed designee. The requirements as outlined above do not constitute the issuance of an encroachment permit. Questions related to applying for an encroachment permit can be directed to the Engineering Division at (66L) 267-5272. Any further traffic questions may be directed to City Traffic Engrneer

SECTION II- CENERA
ll.1 Exclusions
The CoNTRAcToR shall NoT be responsible for maintenance of the following items, however, Co[!TF.ACTOF. shat! immediately report an',i issues u¿ithin the maintenance categories listed below to the La ndsca pe Superintendent or appointed ;designee.

L Graffiti removal

2. FenceRepair/eainting

3. Unsafe Sidewalks

4. Vandalism to Marquees and/or Monuments
5' Damage to city infrastructure resulting from traffic collisions [End of Exhibit A - Scope of Work]
Asreementwlth RICH MEIER'S LANDSCAPING, INC

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Agreement No. A-6563
EXHIB¡T B

FEE SCHEDULE(S)
SEE ATTACHED PAGE 84 through PAGE 133
Professional Landscape Maintenance Services
CITY Facilities and Related Fees
Agreement with RICH MEIER'S LANDSCAPING, INC

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Agreement No. A-6563

EXHIBIT C
KEY PERSONNËL
The labor and equipment aliocatecj io this Agreement shali be aligned with work plans in CONTRACTOR's work plan(s) submitted in response to RFP 18-002-3500.

CONTRACTOR COPORATE INFORMATION
Asreementw¡th RICH MEIER'S LANDSCAPING, INC

Page 82 of 83 ends

NAME
(Please Print) JOB TITLE
Richard Meier President
Richard Cambaliza Maintenance Su perintendent
Anna Meier Office Manager
Dave Burwell Chemical Advisor - Applicator
iel MunozEze Supervisor
Jesus Reyes Foreman
CambalizaRa
It¡l^..-:il^ n:--¡ur€t Lt I aalv Lt ta.z E^-^.^^-l-rJf Et t td¡ I Agreement No A-6563
The names of all persons interested in the forgoing as principals of CONTRACTOR are as follows:

Richard A. Meier, President
Anna Marie Meier, Vice President
IMPORTANT NOTICE: lf CONTRACTOR is a corporation, state legal name of corporation and names of the president, secretary, treasurer, and manager thereof authorized to execute this Contract; if a co-partnership, state true name of firm, names of all individual co-padners composing firm.

The representations made herein are made under penarty of perjury.

Employers Tax ldentification No. 95-4787803. To comply with lnternal Revenue Service requirements, the City of Palmdale will report any payments exceeding $600.00 within a calendar year.

CONTRACTOR'S LICENSE NUMBER : 77 5631

IF APPLICAB
Name of Partnership or Firm:

Business Address:
(All partners must sign - use separate sheet if necessary) Signed
Title:

Signed
Title:

Address:

Name
Name

IF APPLICAB
Name of Corporation:

Business Address: 652 west Avenue L-14, Lancaster, california 93534 Corporat organized under the laws of State of: California SEAI-
Sign of Corp Secretary
(Attach Applicable Corporate Resolutions)
Asreement with RICH MEIER'S LANDSCAPING, INC

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Foothill Park
Joshua Hills Park
Dry Town/Oasis
Pa rk
Yellen Park
Domenic Massari
Pa rk
William J. McAdam
Park
Heritage Air Park
Hammack Activity
Center
WorkSource
Center
Deseñ Sands Park
Arnie Quinones
Pa rk
lVlarie Kerr Park
Complex
Manzanita Heights
Pa rk
Pelona Vista Park
Legacy Commons
Melville J.

Courson Park
LMD
2525 The Groves
Faidield & Via del Rìô
3850 East Avenue S
5 1 00 East Ave. S
3771 6 5sth Streel East
381 1 5 3oth Street East
2001 East Avenue P
8'15 E. Avenue 0-6
38510 Sierra Hwy
391 17 3rd Street East
41003 50th Street West
See comment for specific
srte i nfo
43'1 i\lesa Verde Avenue
37800 T¡erra Subida Ave
930 Êast Ave. O-9
38226 1oth Street East

ADDRESS
s42.740
s39.452
$32.877
$60.822
$1 26.s75
s124.932
$16.438
$ 13.1 51
s19.726
$1 23.288
$26.301
s17 4.?47
s 32.877
$1 34.795
$ 1 6.438
DA,ILY

OPENING

OPERATIONS
$60.000
$184.615
s1 03.846
$184.615
$219.231
$346.1 54
$230.769
$27.692
$0.000
$23.077
$ 1 58.077
$69.23r
s840.000
s79.615
s323.077
s53.077
$1 05.000

WEEKLY TURF

MAINT, COST
$91 3.846
$581.538
$747.692
$1,578.462
$1 66.1 54
$1 03.846
$1,21'1 .538
$426.923
$2,1 60.000
$276.923
$1,903.846
$378.462
$51 9.231
WEEKLY

PLANTER
cosr
s128.A77
$90.000
s311.538
$207.692
$589.1 54
$r 56.923
$57.692
$46.1 54
$46.1 54
$155.769
$78.462
$640.38s
$83.077
$845.769
$80.769
$80.769
WEEKLY

IRRIGATION
MAINT. COST
FACILITY GROUNDS. YEAR1

EXHIBIT B - PROFESSIONAL LANDSCAPE MAINTENANGE SERVICES FORCITY PARKS AND çfdO6l!E)
St. CIaire Parkway
Demonstration
Garden
Parks &
Recreation
S.A.V.E,S
Palmdale
Playhouse
Palmdale Civic
Ce nter
Anaverde Park
COMPREHENSIVE TOT/\LS
w/s of Sierra Hwy btw Ave.

R&Ave.Q
n/w corner Sierra Hwy. &
Palmdale Blvd.
38260 1oth Street East
1 002 East Avenue O-1 2
38334 1oth Street East
See comment for specifìc
site info
2812 Greenbrier St.

LMD,400R€ss
s211.233
s16.438
$13.151
$28.767
$ 1 8.904
$27.945
$32.877
s32.877
DAILY

OPENING

OPERATIONS
$36;975.û00

EXHIBIT B - PROFESSIO
AGI
DS
154
I
$481
I
i
$150.000
I
$q.000
;
.l
$q.ooo
i
--l i
$q.000
l
$0.000
$211s.231
ùt73.077
I
i
WEEKL
MAINT
:

Y TURF
cosr
$-r.g'$2,801.538
$415.385
$1 15.385
$346.154
$184.615
$138.462
$41 5.385
$784.615
WEEKLY

PLANTER
cosr
$1,007.308
$280.385
$'102.692
$57.692
s40.385
s40.385
$34.615
$80.769
WEEKLY

IRRIGATION
MAINT. COST
$18,3s3.000$r 40,2p3.000$1,682,436.000
1 ICES FORPARKS AND A
TY
NANC
Y
85 PALMDALE BLVD
MEDIAN
MEDICAL CENTER DR.

PALMDALE BLVD

MEDIANS

SIZZLER MEDIAN
lOTH WEST MEDIANS

DESERT SANDS

TERRACE

RANCHO VISTA MEDIAN

COUNTRY CLUB

PLANTER

RANCHO VISTA MEDIANS

ALBERTSON'S MEDIAN
S'TE

BLVD NORTH FRONTAGE

PLANTER

PALMDALE BLVD
MEDIAN

BLVD NORTH FRONTAGE

PLANTER

PALMDALE BLVD
MEDIAN

PALMDALE BLVD
MEDIAN
HWY 14

INTERCHANGES/MEDIAN
10 9
7 6
5 q
3 2
1 s/.rE
NUMBER
21 20
19 18
17 16
15 14
13 12
11 PALMDALE BLVD btw 3RD ST.E. & sTl't
STE
PALMDALE BLVD btw DIVISION ST &
3RD ST
PALMDALE BLVD btw HWY 14 NORTH

OFFRAMP & DIVISION ST

PALMDALE BLVD SE/O & NW/O HWY
14 PALMDALE BLVD btw sTH WEST &
A.M./P.M.

MEDICAL CENTER DR. S/O PALMDALE
BLVD
PALMDALE BLVD. btw 1Oth WEST &
5TH WEST
lOTH WESÏ N/O PALMDALE BLVD.
1OTH WEST btw A.V. MALL AND
DESTINATION O-8
S/S R.V. BLVD w/o 3RD ST. EAST+WS
3RD ST. EAST S/O R.V. BLVD
R.V.BLVD at FAIRWAY DR
N/S of R.V BLVD. Btw. HWY 14 &
COUNTRY CLUB DR.

R.V BLVD. btw HWY 14 & PD

PROMENADE
R.V.BLVD btw 1OTH WEST & HWY 14
R.V.BLVD btw 1STH & 1OTH WEST
50TH ST. WEST S/O Ave. N

PALMDALE BLVD & POND
PALMDALE BLVD btw 10TH ST E &
1OÏH PL E
PALMDALE BLVD btw gTH ST E & 10TH
STE
N/S OF PALMDALE BLVD bwt 3RD ST E
&sTHSTE
PALMDALE BLVD btw sTH ST E & 6TH
STE
$23.077
$32.308
$27.692
$92.308
$92.308
$46.154
$138.462
BI.WEEKI:.Y
PLÃNTER
cosr
szt'.6s2
$lB;462.
$18,462
$138.462
s27.692
$2V.692
$36.923.
$64i615
$553.846
$46.154
$18.462
$369.231
927.692
$92.308
$92.308
$18.462
$9.231
$92.308
s18.462
$18.462
$34.615
$18.462
$23.077
$34.615
$23.077
$69.231
$16.154
MAINT. COST

BI,WEEKLY
IRRIGA:NON
."$t9.8¿o
$13.846
$13.846
$18.462
$13.846.
$13.84b
$18.462
927.692
EXHIBIT B . PROFESSIONAL LANDSCAPE MAINTEYEAR 1
Itsl0i¡J¡[
A-6563
86 WEST PARK MEDIANS

AVE S MEDIAN

AVE S BIKE TRAIL

AVE S BIKE TRAIL,
HWY l4INTERCHANGE

PLANTERS
47TH ST E FRONTAGE RD

PLANTER
AVE R VINE PLAÌ{TER

AVE R VINE PLANTER

AVE R FRONTAGE RD

PLANTER

AVE R FRONTAGE RD

PLANTER
25TH E BUFFER ZONE
2OTHE&AVER-8

BUFFER ZONE

DIVISION ST FR,ONTAGE
RD

AVE Q FRONTAGE RD

PLANTERS

AUTOMALL WALL
SIERRA HWY MEÐIAN

SIERRA BIKE TRAIL

BLVD NORTH TROIITNCE

PLANTER
S/TE
41 40
39 38
37 36
35 34
33 32
JI
30 29
28 27
26 25
24 23
22 STTE
NUMPERi

WEST PARK DR & CTE CT
cîsA AVE S bwtSHEFFIELD DR &
. VERDE DR
AVE S btw IOTH,ST E & SWAN iDR
S/S OFAVE S btW SER-RAFWV¿ãO¡
E/O WINDY CREEK ST i
S/S OF AVE S bWt CRLUE GFITIiOA
SIERRA HWY ;
&
I
E/S OF 47TH ST E btwAVE R;11
R-12
N/S OF AVE R E/O & W/O L_EMSIORD
AVE
i
& poTH
l
N/S OF AVE R bwt 29TFt ST E
STE
S/S OF AVE R btw 28TH ST E &
STE
Þgrn
I
E&

RUDALL AVE
S/S OF,AVE R btw 25TH ST
AT
I
i
E/SOF2STHEN&SSIDES

DESERT OAK DR
NAA/ CORNER OF 2OTH E &
I
AVE.R-8
0& E/S OF DIVISION ST btw Q-l

TAINTOR RD
OUTSIDË OF

WALL, ACC
i

AUTOMALL E PERM

ESS ATAVE O/HWY
ITER
t4
SIERRA HWY S/O AVE MÃi_
NORTHROP GRUNMAN CREbIT
Ut¡¡Ott l
E/S OF SIERRA HWY btw RANCHO
VISTA BLVD & AVE M i

TECHNOI-OGY
j
l
W/S SIERRA HWYs/o
DR

PALMDALE BLVD & LAND
14 BOTH
CALLE

OF AVE S AT

AVE Q NORTH & SOUTH FRONTAGE
RD btw 3RD ST E & DIVIS|ON;ST

ALLEY I
$6!.231',
$230.769
$276.q23
$;92,309
$69231
$34:615
$27.692
$27.692
$126.923
$23Q.76e
$230.769
tÈ27.692
$ 1s8.462
$69.231
$73.846
|is6.92s
fi923.077
cos.ìl

BI,IIVEEKLY

FLANTER
$738.462
$73.846
$:ryi462
$57.692
$2î.6e2
" $18:462
$1e.462
$34.615
$69.231
$69.231
$13.846
$36.923
$18.462
$18.462
$18.462
$184.615
$184.615
$27.692
BI.WEEKLY
IRRIGA.TIAN
MAINT. COST
FORS. YEAR 1
3-;i ¡:FlEíetûö)
$'1r.,?.ûô;ttû0 '
'*í,åffi.rôtilO
¡i,, .'fiìir.00tù
iÞ.ã2f¡;,{ù0
Ír'30r!.ff,
87 A-6563

AVE S MEDIAN

AVE S BIKE TRAIL /
SLOPES
s/rE

AVE S VINE PLANTER

AVE S NORTH PLANTER /
SLOPE

AVE S MEDIAN

AVE S MEDIAN
51 50
49 48
47 46
45 44
43 42
S/IE
NUMBER
53 52
. tJ.:

LOCATION.i:

AVE, S & 45TH ST E
AVE.S&43RDST
AVE. S & SPRINGFIELD

AVE, S AT DRYTOWN WATER PARK
AVE. S & 37TH ST E
AVE. S & 35TH ST E
AVE S bwt 20TH Sï E & CEMENTARY
RD
AVE S btw CASA VERDE DR & 20TH ST
E
S/S OF AVE S btw CASA VERDE DR &

CEMENTARY RD
COMPREHENS¡VE TOTALS
N/S OF AVE S btw 27TH ST E & 30TH
STE
E/S OF 20TH ST E btw GABLE VIEW &
AVE S + AVE S TO CEMENTARY RD
AVE S btw CASA VERDE DR & 2OTH.ST
E + W/S OF 2OTH E TO GABLE\AMEW
BI.WEEKLY

PLANTER
cosr
. $461'.538
S83:O77
$73.846
$92.308
$138.462
$369.231
$461.538
$184.615
$69.2s1
$923.077
$207.692
$s00.000
$369.231
$19,460.000
s92.308
$18.462
s27.692
$69.231
$46.r54
$27.692
$230.769
BI.WEÊKLY

IRRIGATION

MAINT, COST
$108.462
$46.154
$55.385
$92.308
$18.462
$18.462
$4,975.000$685.000
EXHIBIT B - PROFESSIONAL LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE SERVICES FOR GENERAL BENEFITAREAS-YEAR 1 $293,220.000
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88 PALMDA
ÏRANSPORTAfION
CENTER
s/rE

COMPREHENSIVE TOTALS
39000 C¡ock Tower Plaza Dr
$39.452
$39.452
DAILY

OPENING

OPERATIONS
cosr

EXHIBIT B - PROFESSIONAL LANDSCAPE
s1$80.769
$80.769

WEEKLY TURF
MAINT. ÇOST
s3s0.000$900.000$3,soo.doos138.462
$1 38.462
WEEKLY

IRRIGATION

MAINT, COST
s600.000s6,050.000$72,600.000

ES FOR PALMDALEPORTATION
1 RVIC NNA

CENTER -
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A-6563
89 A-6563
E. Ave. S Park & Ride
s/rE
Pelona Vista Park & Ride
W. Ave. S Park & Ride
210 East Avenue S

LOCATION
445 West Avenue
R-8
434 West Avenue S

COMPREHENSIVE TOTALS
$14.795
$14.795
$14.795
DAILY

OPENING

OPERATIONS
cosr
$450.000
,$207.692 ,r
$207.692

BI-WEEKLY

PLANTER
cosr
$207.692
'!$202.692 I
{ .i.'- .. '¿
$450.000$69.231
$69.231
$69.2s1
$69.23'1

BI-WEEKLY

IRRIGATION

MAINT, COST
$150.000$1,050.000

EXHIBIT B - PROFESSIONAL LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE SERVICES FOR PARK AND RIDES . YEAR 1
$12,600.000
90 A-6563

FAIRWAY BUSINESS
PARI(
s/i'E

SEE COMMENT FOR LOCATION
EXHIBIT B -. PROFESSIONAL LANDSC
COMPREHENSIVE TOTALS,200.000
$1,200.000

BLWEEKLY
PLANTEF?
cosir
$138.462
$138.462
BI.WEEKLY

IRRIGATION
MAINT. COST
$300.000$2,900.000$34,800.000
ÑnNee SERVIcES FoR FAIRWAY BUSINESs PE MAIN
PARK . YËAR 1
91 CJ
Foothill Park
Joshua Hills Park
Dry Town/Oasis
Pa rk
Yellen Park
Domenic Massari
Pa rk
Wìlliam J. McAdam
Park
Herìtaoe Air Park
Hammack ActiviÇ
Ce nte r
WorkSou rce
Ce nte r
Deserl Sands Park
Arnìe Quinones
Park
Nlarie Kerr Park
Complex
l,4anzanita Heights
Pa rk
Pelona Vista Park
Legacy Commons
Melville J.

Courson Park
LIliD
EXHIBIÏ B . PROFESSIONAL LANDSGAPE MAINTENANCE SERVICES FOR CITY PARKS AND FACILITY GROUNDS. YEAR 2
7ziã1.= d i 1¡ê! F ^
3ô5C East Åvenue S
51 C0 East A,ve. S
3771 6 5sih Streel Éesi
3ôi i 5 SCth Street Ëest
:C01
=¿St
Aven!e P
e1 5 E. ^vÈnre O-6
::5iC SiÈrra Fir.','
39i 1- :ri Streei Easi
a..-- .ì--ìrr i1. --L. ¡.
s :e inic
;3i i.1¿se .'ê.3e,-\enue
362:6 1 cih Sireet East

ADDRESS
q¿¿ n<q
s40 503
òJJ.ÕCJ
s62.630
s1 28.518
e 1a o1,
ù LJ.+/Y
)ZU.Jt'
sr 26.904
ç1:1t1
q 1-o å1ì
s 33 EA3
s 1 3E 7.10
c. a 02,
s61.E08
DAILY

OPENING

OPERATIONS
$1,340.00
$1,235.00
$1,030.00
$1,9C5.00
s3,965.00
s3,910.00
$s1s.00
$410.00
$620.00
s3,860.00
s825.00
$5,460.00
$1,030.00
$4,220.00
9515.00
$1,880 000

MANTHLY

OPENING

OPERATIONS
cosrs
crôô aaÃ
sl 06.1 54
$190.385
s225.000
$356.538
s237.692
ùzÕ.Õ+o
s0.000
s24.231
sl 62.ô92
s7'1 .538
s E6 5.3 85
s31 923
s332.308
)J4.ZJ
s 1 07.308

WEEKLY TURF
I"1AINT. COST
$825.000
$460.000
$825,000
co7Â ^ñ^
- s1,030.0.00
': $teS.OOO
5O.oQQ,':.
$1 05.000
$31 0.000
$3,750,000
s355.000
$1,440.000
5235.000
$465.000

MONTHLY

TURF MAINT
cosï
s940.385
s598.846
$769.61 5
$1,625.769
$1,782.692
$940.385
$ 170.769
$8s.385
s1 0ô.1 54
þ t,¿10.+az
ù +J 0.ç o¿
<) ))^
^1È,
s2 85.000
s'1 ,950.000
s390.000
$530.769
WEEKLY

PLANTER
cosr
$4,075.000
$2,595.000
s3,335.000
$7,045.000
$7,725.000
$4,075.000
$740.000,
$370.000
$4ô0.000
s5,410.000
$1,900.000
$9,ô10.000
s1,235.000
$8,450.000
$1,690.000
$2,300.000
IlIONTHLY

PLANTER
COST
s131,538
s92.308
s320.769
ð¿ I ó.4Õ¿
s606.923
s16'1 .538
s58.846
s47.308
JC/.JUÕ
s r 60.365
Q OÔ 7AÔ
sô58 846
aaÃ aqÃ
s871.1 54
)öó.u / /
s83.077
WEEKLY

IRRIGATION
MAINT. COST
$570.000
s400.000
s1,390.000
s925.000
$2,630.000
$700.000
s255.000
$205,000
$205.000
$695.000
$350.000
$2,855.000
$370.000
$3.775.000
$360.000
$360.000
I'lONTHLY

IRRIGATION
MAIÑT. COST
$6,810.0C0
s4,690.000
$6,580.000
$ 10,850.000
s1 5;865.000
s9,71s.000
s1.635.000
$985.000
$1,390.000
$ 1 0,67 0. C00
s3,385.000
s21,705.û00
$2,990.000
$17,885.000
$2,800.000
95,005.000

OVERALL

MOI'ITHLY
COST
ùö l, /zu.uuu
s56,280.000
$78,960.00C
$130,200.000
$190,38C.000
s1 16,580.000
$ 19,620.000
$1 1,820.000
s 16,580.000
$1 28,040 000
s40,620.000
$260,460.000
$35,8E0.000
$21 4,620.000
$33,600.00c
$60,0ô0.000

ANNUAL RATE
St, Claire Parkway
Demonstration
Garden
Parks &
Recreation
S.A.V.E.S.

Palmdale
Playhouse
Palmdale Civic
Center
Anaverde Park
LMD

COMPREHENSIVE TOT,ALS
øs of Sierra Hwy btw Ave
R&Ave.e
n/w corner Sierra Hwy. &
Palmdale Blvd.
38260,1 oth Street Eêst
1 002 East Avenue Q-1 2
38334 1oth Street East
See comment for specific
site ¡nfo
2812 Greenbrier St.

ÁDÐRESS
s217.479
$16.932
s 1 3.47S
$29.589
qlo ao7
$28.767
$33.863
$33.863
DAILY

OPENING

OPERATIONS
$6,615.000
I
$493.845
I
I
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F

EXHIIT B - PROFESS
$1'15 54.6
!
$o.looo
I
$0,1000
!
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$olooo
I
$
I
01000
l
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$
1 225.000
I
$1
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78.846
I
l
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WEEKL
MANt.
-i
Y TURF
cosr
$15,520.000$2,870.769
$428.077
$1 18.846
$356.538
$1 90.385
$14r.923
$428.077
$807.692
WEEKLY
P¿,/INÍER
cosr
$71,75;F.000$1,037.308
$288.462
$106.154
$58.846
$41.538
$41.538
$35.769
$83.077
WEEKLY

IRRIGA'TION

MAINT, COST',
$18,88s.000$25,690.000$'l ,731,360.000

ESFARKSND
s-
S(nir2ûr!l.q$
r:i'if:;,!¡l!î
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A-6563

RANCHO VISTA MEDIANS
ALBERÏSON'S MEDIAN
s/rE

PALMDALE BLVD
MEDIAN

PALMDALE BLVD

MEDIANS

SIZZLER MEDIAN
I
lOTH WEST MEDIANS

DESERT SANDS

TERRACE
RANCHO VISÏA MEDIAN

COUNTRY CLUB

PLANTER

RANCHO VISTA MEDIANS

MEDICAL CENTER DR
7 6
5 4
3 2
1 srrE
NUMBER.
12 11
10 9
I
N/S of R.V BLVD. Btw. HWY 14 &
COUNTRY CLUB DR.

R.V BLVD. btw HWY 14 & PD

PROMENADE
R.V.BLVD btw 1OTH WEST & HWY 14
R.V.BLVD btw 1STH & 1OTH WEST
50TH ST. WEST SiO Ave. N
PALMDALE BLVD btw sTHWEST &
A.M./P.M.

MEDICAL CENTER DR. S/O PALMDALE
BLVD
PALMDALE BLVD. btw lOth WEST &
sTH WEST
1OÏH WEST NiO PALMDALE BLVD
l OTH WEST btw A.V. MALL AND
DESTINATION O-8
S/S R.V. BLVD w/o 3RD ST. EAST+WS
3RD ST. EAST S/O R.V, BLVD
R.V.BLVD at FAIRWAY DR
Bl-WEEKI:Y

PLANTER
cosr --
BI.WEEKLY
tRRtG-TtoN
MAINT. COST
$47.538$23.538
$143.07.7$71.538
$9.692 $r8.923
$s80.308$95.077.-
$33"231.$18.923
-$28.ô15 .$18,923
$95.077$35.538
$16.615 $24.000
$35.538 .$95.077
$28.615$18.923
$95.077$24.000
$18B23 E¿i:5sa
I
EXHIBIT B - PROFESSIONAL LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE dER\'rc'ES EOR GENERAU'EÊRÊTIT AREAS. YEAR 2 94 A-6563
SIERRA BIKE.TRAIL

SIERRA BIKE TRAIL

BLVD NORTH FRONTAGE
PLANTEiì

BLVD NORTH FRONTAGE

PLANTER

PALMDALE BLVD
MEDIAN

BLVD NORTH FRONTAGE

PLANTER

PALMDALE BLVD
MEDIAN

PALMDALE BLVD
MEDIAN
INTERCHANGES/MEDiAN
HWY
s/rË
NUM

E/S OF S

BLVD & AVE M
H\ rY-
W/S SIHWySiO
DR

PALMDALE BLVD &
N/S OF PALMDALE BLVD bwt
&sTHSTE
PALMDALE BLVD btw sTH ST E
STE
PALMDALE BLVD btw 3RD ST E
STE
PALMDALE BLVD btw D¡Vt
3RD ST
PALMDALE BLVD btw HWy .14

OFFRAMP & DIVISION

BLVD SE/O &
14 EXHIBIT B - PROFESSIONAL tANÐSCAPE
PALMDALE BLVD btw 1OTH
lOTH PL E
E&
PALMDALE BLVD btw gTH ST E
STE
1 0ïH
6TH
& sTH
sT&
$28.615
$18.923
$18.923
$ 142.615
$28.615
l$28.615
$37.846
:$66.923
Bì:WEEKLY
PLANTER .
cosr
tlei)å54
$28.615
$13.846
$13.846
$13.846
$18.923
$13.846
$13.846
$18.923
$28.615
$95.077
BI.WEEKLY

IRRIGATION
NIAJNT. CAST
95 DIVISION ST FRONTAGE
RD

AVE Q FRONTAGE RD

PLANTERS

AUTOMALL WALL

WEST PARK MEDIANS

SIERRA HWY MEDIAN
s/rE
47TH ST E FRONTAGE RD

PLANTER

AVE R VINE PLANTER

AVE R FRONTAGE RD

PLANTER

AVE R FRONTAGE RD

PLANTER
25TH E BUFFER ZONE
2OÏHE&AVER.8

BUFFER ZONE
36 35
34 33
32 31
30 29
28 27
¿6
25 s/r'E
.NUMBER-
E/S OF 47TH ST E btw AVE R.11 & AVE
R-12
N/S OF AVE R'E/O & WiO LEMSFORD
AVE
N/S OF AVE R bwt 29TH ST E & 30TH
STE
S/S OF AVE R btw 28TH ST E & 29TH
STE
S/S OF AVE R btw 25TH ST E &

RUDALL AVE
E/SOF25THEN&SSIDESAT

DESERT OAK DR
NA/V CORNER OF 2OTH E & AVE. R.8
E/S OF DIVISION ST btw Q-10 &

TAINTOR RD

AVE Q NORTH & SOUTH FRONTAGE
RD btw 3RD ST E & DIVISION ST
ALLEY

OUTSIDE OF AUTOMALL E PERMITER
WALL, ACCESS AT AVE Q/HWY 14

WEST PARK DR & CORPORATE CT

SIERRA HWY S/O AVE M AT

NORTHROP GRUNMAN CREDIT
UNION
$28.615$18.462"
$237.692$71.538
$28.615$13.846
$76.1 54$'18.462
$76.154$18.92s
$18.923 $37-.846
$142.615$37.846
BI.WEEKLY

PLANTER
CoSr-
BI.WEEKLY

IRRIGATION
¡vtaÑf. cosr
$7¡:63s$28.615:
'$35;538 ,$1 8:923
$28.615,$18.462 . -
$130.615-- $35.538
$237.692$71.538
EXHIBIT B . PROFESSIONAL LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE $ENV¡:CËS FOR GEÌ{ERAL BE.NEFIT AREASj YEAR.2 96 A-6563

AVE S MEDIAN

AVE S BIKE TRAIL /
SLOPES

AVE S MEDIAN

AVE S BIKE TRAIL

AVE S BIKE TRAIL
HWY l4INTERCHANGE

PLANTERS
:
48 47
46 45
44 43
42 41
40 39
38 37
NUM
S/TE
AVE. s a spnlruGneto

AVE, S AT DRYTOWN,WATER T
AVE. S & 37TH ST E
AVE. S & 35TH ST E
AVE S bwt 20TH ST E & CEMEN
RD
S/S OF AVE S btw CASA VERDE

CEMENTARY RD
AVE S bwt SHEFFIELD DR & C

VERDE DR
AVE S btw 10TH SI E & SWAI
S/S OF AVE S btw STERRA HWy

E/O WINDY CREEK ST
:

SiS OF AVE

SIERRA HWY
S bwt CALLE GRlt
I

BOTH SIDES OF AVE S AT HV

W/O CALLE GRILLO
EXHItsIT B . PROFESSIONAL LANDSCAPE
ARK
rARY
AVE S btw CASA VERDE DR &
i
2OTH ST
I
E
DR&
qsA
DR
& 200'
LO&
Y14
$142:6{5
$380.308'.
$475.385
$ 1 90.1 54
$71.ss8
$950.769
$37.846
$71.538
f;237.692
.s285.231
$95.077
BIjWEEKLY

PLANTER,
cosr
'$1s:923
$28;615
:: -., '
$95.077
$47.538
$28.615
$237.692
$18.923
$18.462
$59.077
$71.538
$28.615
BI.WEEKLY
IRRlGATION
MA:INT. COST
97 A-6563

AVE S VINE PLANTER

AVE S NORTH PLANTER /
SLOPE

AVE S MEDIAN

AVE S MEDIAN
s/rE
50 49
s/rE
NUMBER
53 52
51 N/S OF AVE S btw 27TH ST E & 30TH
STE
E/S OF 20TH ST E btw GABLE VIEW &
AVE S + AVE S TO CEMENTARY RD
AVE S btw CASA VERÐE DR & 20TH ST
E + W/S OF 2OTH E TO GABLEWVIEW
AVE. S & 45TH ST E
AVE.S&43RDST

COMPREHENSIVE TOTALS
$85.385
$76.1 54
BI.WEEKLY

PLANTER
cosr
$214.615
$309.231
sàaó.sôe
$475.385
$20,058.000$111.692
$47.538
* $57.692
$95.077
$18.923
$18.923
BI.WEEKLY

IRRIGATION
MAINT. COST
$5,115.000$707.000$302,076.000
EXHIBIT B - PROFESSIONAL LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE SERVICES FOR GENERAL BENEFIT AREAS- YEAR 2 98 A-6563
PALMDALE:

TRANSPORTATION
CENTER
s/rE

COMPREHENSIVE TOTALS
39000 Clock Tower Plaza Dr
. r., ". :i-_r./ ¡
',. ,:''i..

LOCATION
$40.636
s40.636

OPERATIONS
cosr
DAILY

OPENING
s1,236.00d$83.077
$83.077

WEEKLY TURF
MÁllvf. cosr
s360.000$927.000$4,017.000s142.61 5
s142.615
WEEKLY

IRRIGATION

MAINT, COST
s61 8.000$6,23 1.000974,772.000

EXHIBIT- PROFESSIONALNDSCAPEFOR PORTATION
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A-6563
Pelona Vista Park & Ride
W. Ave. S Park & Ride
E. Ave. S Park & Ride
s/rF
434 West Avenue S
210 East Avenue S

LOCATION
: I ).1.
445 West Avenue
R-8
DAILY

OPENING

OPERATIONS
cosr

COMPREHENSIVE TOTALS
$'15.288
s15.288
$15.288
$465.000
$214.615.
$214.6'15
$214615
BI.WEEKLY

PLANTER
cosr
$214.61s$465.000$71.538
$71.538
$71.538
s71,.538
BI.WEEKLY

IRRIGATION

MAINT, COST
$1 55.000$1,085.000$13,020.000

EXHIBIT B - PROFESSIONAL LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE SERVICES FOR PARK AND RIDES - YEAR 2
100
A-6563

FAIRWAY BUSINESS
PARK
S/IE,þ-;ù

SEE COMMENT FOR LOCATION

COMPREHENSIVE TOTALS

EXHIBIT B - PROFESSIONAL
;1,236.0Ct0
$1;236.000

BI-WEEKLY

PLANTER
cosr
"$2,678.000$142.615
$142.615
: BI-WEEKLY

IRRIGATION
MAINT. COST
$309.000$2,987.000$35,844.000

PART( -
MAÍNTHMANÇE:S'ERVI,GESFoRFAIRWAYBUstNEss
101
A-ô5ô3

EXHIBIT B - PROFESSIONAL LANDSCAPEAINTENANCE SERVICES FOR CITY PARKS AND FACILITY GROUNDS. YEAR 3
Melville J.

Courson Park
LI,4D
WorkS ou rce
Center
Arnie Quinones
Pa rk
Marie Kerr Park
Complex
Manzanita Heìghts
Pa rk
Pelona Vista Park
Legacy Commons
Joshua Hìlls Park
Dry Town/Oasis
Pa rk
Yellen Park
Domenìc Massari
Pa rk
Wiliiam J. McAdam
Park
Herìtage Aír Park
Hammack Activity
Center
.11 C03 5Ci¡ Sireet '¡.i ¿st
See :crme¡t i:r spec f;c
s Ìe :fo
,131 l,iesa',./eri: Åvenue
37ôCC Tieri'a Sub Ca Ave.
930 Éasr Åve. Q-9
ADÐRESS
51 0C Êasi ^ve. S
3;71 6 55ih Sireet :ast
3¿115 30th Street E¿si
:00'1 East Å!,e¡!e F
3!51C S e:ra N,.,
Desert Sands Park391 i: :rr Sire¿t =esi
Foothill Park2525 The Croves
Fe n elo & Via ie Ric
3ô5C East Åvenue S
DAILY

APENING

APERATIONS
SZUY'5
s130 ô85
¡-, Y+i)
ò lÒr ÕOO
JJ+ ö4Y
> )4¿.óó¿
s63.6.í9
s45 370
s41.819
J J+, O+Y
s6.i.504
s 1 34.236
s1 32.395
J /.r¿f,
ò LJ Ò/ç

MANTHLY

OPENING

APERATIONS
cosrs
$638.00
s3,975.00
$850.00
ss,623.00
s 1 ,060.00
s4,346.00
$530.00
$1,936.000
s1,360.00
$1,272.00
$1,060.00
$1,962.00
s4,083.00
s4,027.00
$530.00
s422.00
ò LC/,JJÕ
s;3 61 5
s891.231
,)Õ+.¿J I
s342.231
s55.816
s110.308

WEEKLY TURF
MAINT. COST
eta I ^ôt
s367.1 54
¡¿44.O t)
qro a?A
s0.000
s1 96.1 54
$ 1 09.1 54
eloÃ ôt2
s726.000
$31 9.000
$3,862.000
$365.000
$1,483.000
9242.000
$478.000

MONTHLY
TURF MAINT.
cosr'
E1,,004:00,.9 ,
s1,591 .000
$'f ,060.000
$1 28.000
s0.000
$1 08.000
$850.0
crÒ" Ã1a
s2,008.385
s40'1 .s38
s546.692
WEEKLY

PLANTER
cosr
) t/Ò.ð¿io
ça7 0??
s 1 09.1 54
s1,285.846
)43 i .O rC
s2,291.308
QOAa ÃaA
)o rþ.o lc
c70t aot
$1 ,674.462
$1,836.000
>90ö.5Jö
$8,703.000
$1,740.000
$2,369.000
IlIONTHLY

PLANTER
cosr
$762.000
$381.000
$473.000
$5,572.000
$1,957.000
$9,929.000
s1,272,000
$4,1 971000
$3,43s.000
$7,256_000
$7,eg-q.900
$4 1 97.000
s85.385
WEEKLY

IRRIGATION
MAINT. COST
0i0.OY¿
si 65.000
s83.077
s67E.452
s897.23 1
s85.385
$135.462
$95.077
ÞJJU.ZJ I
craô ^o"
<^22 Or?
s1 6ô.38s
s60.462
ù+Õ.oyz
$71 5.000
s360.000
$2,940.000
s381.000
s3,888.000
$370.000
$370.000

IIIONTHLY

IRRIGATION
MAINT. COST
s952.000
s2,708,000
$721.000
$262.000
$211.000
$2'1 1.000
$s87.000
$412.000
$ 1 ,431 .000
$3,486.000
$22,354.000
s3,078.000
51E.420.000
$2,882.000
$5,153.000

OVERALL

MONTHLY
$10,00s 000
$1,682.000
s1,014.000
$1,430.000
$10,988.000
$7,014.000
$4,829.C00
$6,775.000
$11,174.000
$ 1 6,33E.000
s 1 7,160,000
$131 .8s6.000
$41,832.000
s268,248.000
ÞJb, VJb.UUU
$221,040,000
s34,584.000
$ô1,836.000

ANNUAL RATE
$1 9ô,056.000
s i 20,0ô0.000
$20,1 84.000
ù t¿. toÕ.uurj
s 84.1 68.000
$57,948.000
$81,300.000
s 134,088.000
102
St. Claire Parkway
Demonstration
Garden
Parks &
Rec reation
S.A.V,E.S
Palmdale
Playhouse
Palmdale Civic
Center
Anaverde Park
LMD

COMPREHENSIVE TOTALS
Ws of Sierra Hwy btw Ave.

R&Ave.Q
n/w corner Sierra Hwy. &
Palmda¡e Btvd.
38260 1 oth Street East
1002 East Avenue Q-'12
38334 1oth Street Eâst
See comment for specific
site info
2812 Greenbr¡er St.
: ì iì :r'!1.:
.ADO,RESS".:..-*_
s223.956
$17,425
s 1 3.874
s30.477
$19.956
$29.622
$34.849
$34.849
OAILY

OPENING

OPERATIONS
$6,81 2.000$5C
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$(
$(
$(
$t
q,
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MA¡l\l
WEEA
IT B - PROFEto
AGI
EXHI
J.231
.000
000
.000
.000

1.692

4.154
,.Y TURF"
r. cosr

3.385$1 6,0s0"000$2,956.61 s
$440.769
$1 22.308
$367,1 54
$1 96.1 54
$146.077
$440.769
$831.923
WEEKLY

PLANTER
cosl
$73,900.000$1,068.000
$297.000
s1 09.1 54
$60.462
$42.692
s42.692
$36.692
$85.385
WEEKLY

IRRIGATION
MAINT. COST
$19,440.000$26,455.000$r,782,852.000
ES FORAND c
:r¿;.€{¡,.lìcìr ,-dæ ît3ft
í:.1, t'?,1; .i¡il:t.

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$y.l;:.ir'
A-656:
103
A-6563
RANCHO VISÏA MEDIANS

RANCHO VISTA MEDIANS

ALBERTSON'S MEDIAN
S/TE

SIZZLER MEDIAN
lOTH WEST MEDIANS

DESERT SANDS

TERRACE

RANCHO VISTA MEDIAN

COUNTRY CLUB

PLANTER

PALMDALE BLVD
MEDIAN
MEDICAL CENTER DR.

PALMDALE BLVD

MEDIANS
3 2
1 S/TE
NUMBER^.
7 t)
5 4
12 11
10 9
Õ
R.V.BLVD btw 1sTH & 1OTH WEST
50TH ST. WEST S/O Ave. N
R.V.BLVD at FAIRWAY DR
N/S of R.V BLVD. Btw. HWY 14 &
COUNTRY CLUB DR.

R.V BLVD. btw HWY 14 & PD

PROMENADE
R.V.BLVD btw 1 OTH WEST & HWY 14
MEDICAL CENTER DR. S/O PALMDALE
BLVD
PALMDALE BLVD. btw 1Oth WEST &
sTH WEST
,IOTH WEST N/O PALMDALE BLVD
1OTH WEST btvv A.V. MALL AND
DESTINATION O-8
S/S R.V. BLVD w/o 3RD ST. EAST+WS
3RD ST. EAST S/O R.V. BLVD
PALMDALE BLVD btw STH.WE.ST &:

A.M./P.M.
$97.846$24.462
$97.846$36.462
$48.923$24.000
',$1'9.385$10.154
$34.154.$19.385
$29.5s8$19.385
$97.846$36.462
.s147.231$73.385
$17.O77 $24.462

BI-WEEKLY

PLANTER
cosi'
-
BI.WEÉ,KLY

IRRIGATION
uewr. èosr
$29.5s8$19.385
$4tildz'e¡':" $1s.'3Èiii,
$3e1.38s$97..846
EXHrBrr B - PROFESSTONAL LANDSCAPE MA!,NTENANcE SEftvrcEs rOn CËRenRL ts'ËNEF|T AREAS- YEAR 3 ir;,.itâ ,'.iT*ll
104
A-6s63
SIERRA B¡KE TRAIL

SIERRA BIKE TRAIL

BLVD NORTH FRONTAGE

PLANTER

BLVD NORTH FRONTAGE

PLANTER

PALMDALE BLVD
MEDIAN
PALMDALE BLVD.

MEDIAN

BLVD NORTH FRONTAGE

PLANTER

PALMDALE BLVD
MEDIAN
LVD
MEDIAN

PALMDALE

PALMDALE BLVD
MEDIAI{I

PALMDALE BLVD
MEDIAN
HWY 1{

INTERCHANGES/MEDIAN
s/rE
24 23
22 21
20 19
18 17
16 15
14 '13
s/rE
NUM
E/S OF SIERRA HWY btw.RANCHO
VISÏA BLVD & AVE M

W/S SIERRA HWY S/O TECHNOLOGY
DR

PALMDALE BLVD & LANDON

PALMDALE BLVD & POND
PALMDALE BLVD btw lOTH ST E &
lOTH PL E
PALMDALE BLVD btw gTH SI E & 1OTH
STE
N/S OF PALMDALE BLVD bwt 3RD ST E
&sTHSTE
PALMDALE BLVD btw sTH ST E & 6TH
, STE
PALMDALEBLVD btw 3RD ST E. & STH
STE
PALMDALE BLVD btw DIVIS|ON ST &
3RD ST
PALMDALE BLVD btw HWY 14 NORTH

OFFMMP & DIVISION ST

PALMDALE BLVD SE/O & NW/O HWY
14 $783.231
s78.462
$29.s38
$19.385
$ 19.385
$ 146.769
$29.538
$29.538
$38.769
$68.769 "
$587.538 .

BIiWEEKLY

PLANTER
cosr
" "$195392
$195.692
'$29.538
$14.308
$14.308
$14.308
$19.385
$14.308
$14.308
$19.385
$29.538
$97.846
BI:WEEKLY

IRRIGATION
MANT. COSI
EXHIBIT B - PROFESSIONAL LANÐSCAPE MAINTENANCE SJERVIGES FOR GENERAL BENEFTÏ AREAS- YEAR 3 105
47TH ST E FRONTAGE RD

PLANTER

AVE R VINE PLANTER

AVE R FRONTAGE RD

PLANTER

AVE R FRONTAGE RD

PLANTER
25TH E BUFFER ZONE
2OTHE&AVER.8

BUFFER ZONE

DIVISION ST FRONTAGE
RD

AVE Q FRONTAGE RD

PLANTERS

AUTOMALL WALL

WEST PARK MEDIANS

SIERRA HWY MEDIAN
s/rE
36 35
34 33
32 31
30 29
28 27
¿6
25 s/'rE

NUMBER-
E/S OF DIVISION ST btw Q-10 &

TAINTOR RD

AVE Q NORTH & SOUTH FRONTAGE
RD btw 3RD Sï E & DIVISION ST
ALLEY

OUTSIDE OF AUTOMALL E PERMITER
WALL, ACCESS AT AVE Q/HWY 14
WESÏ PARK DR & CORPORATE CT

SIERRA HWY S/O AVE M AT

NORTHROP GRUNMAN CREDIT
UNION
E/S OF 47TH ST E btw AVE,R-'l 1r& AV€
R-12

N/S OF AVE R E/O & WO LEMSFORD
AVE
N/S OF AVE R bwt 29TH ST E & 30IH
STE
S/S OF AVE R btw 28TH ST E & 29TH
STE
S/S OF AVE R btw 25TH ST E &

RUDALL AVE
E/SOF25THEN&SSIDESAT

DESERT OAK DR
NAA/ CORNER OF 2OTH E & AVE, R-8
$29.538
$29.538
$134.308
$244.615
$244.615
$29.538
$146.769
$78.462
$78.462
$38.769 .

BI.WEEKLY

PLANTER
cosr-*'
'sziisss
"$36.923
$29.538
1$19:385
$18.923
$18.923
$36.462
$73.385
$73.385
$14.308
$39.231
$18.923
$19.385
$1 9.385
BI.WEEKLY
' IRRIGATION
iñi\tÚi. cosr
EXHIBIT B . PROFESSIONAL LANDSCAPE MATNTENANCE SER\Í}EES FOR GENERAL BENE 'a
FIT AREAS. YEAR 3 Tl
4tiï$!fìt! zÌiE,
106
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AVE S MEDIAN

AVE S BIKE TRAIL /
SLOPES

AVE S MEDIAN

AVE S BIKE TRAIL

AVE S BIKE TRAIL
HWY l4INTERCHANGE

PLANTERS
S/TE
48 47
46 45
44 43
42 41
40 39
38 37
s/rF
NUMBERJi
AVE. S & SPRINGhELD',
AVE. S AT ÐRYTOWN WATER PI
AVE. S & 37TH ST E
AVE. S & 35TH ST E
AVE S bwt 20TH ST E & CEMEN]
Þñ
S/S OF AVE S btw CASA VERDE

CEMENTARY RD
AVE S bwt SHEFFIELD DR & Cl
VERDE ÐR
lOTHSTE&SWANAVE S btw

S/S OF AVE
Eto
S btw SIERRA HWY i

WINDY CREEK ST
S/S OF AVE S bwt CAI_LE GRtLt

SIERRA HWY
BOIH SrqES OF AVE S AT HW

W/O CALLE GRILLO

EXHIBIT B - PROFESSIONAL LANDSCAPE M
,RK
ARY
AVE S btw CASA VERDE DR &
E
!
2OTH
I
ST
)R&
SA
)R
.200'
o&
l4
$s7:846
$146.769
$39J,385
$4.89.231
$195.692
$73.385
$978.923
$38.769
$73.385
$244.615 .-
$293.538
$97.S46
BI:WEEKLY

PLANTER
cosr "
'$19385'. .
$29.538
$73.38s
$97.846
$48.923
$29.538
$237.692
$19.385
$18:923
$60:923
$73.385
$29.s38
Bl;W¿¿¡1¡,

IRRIGATION

MAINT, COST
INTENANCE SËRVICËq FOR GENERAL BENEFIT AREAS. YEAR 3
107
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AVE S MEDIAN

AVE S MEDIAN
S/IE

AVE S VINE PLANTER

AVE S NORTH PLANTER /
SLOPE

AVE S NORTH PLANTER /
SLOPE
S'TE
NUMBER
53 52
51 50
49 AVE S btw CASA VERDE DR & 20TH ST
E + W/S OF 20TH E TO GABLE\^ruIEW
AVE. S & 45TH ST E
AVE.S&43RDST

COMPREHENSIVE TOTALS
N/S OF AVE S btw 27TH ST E & 30TH
STE
E/S OF 20TH ST E btw GABLE VIEW &
AVE S + AVE S TO CEMENTARY RD

BI-WEEKLY

PLANTER
cos'r
$318.462
$391.385
$489.231
$87.692
$97.846
$220.615$20,687.000
$19.385
$19.s85
BI.WEEKLY

IRRIGATION
MAINT. COST
$114.462
$48.923
$59.077
$97.846
$5,244.000$726.000
EXHIBIT B . PROFESSIONAL LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE SERVICES FOR GENERAL BENEFIT AREAS- YEAR 3 $311,172.000
,¡ìry.sÊ,,êlî.Fl
108

PALMDALE
ÏRANSPORTATION
CENTER
S/TE

COMPREHENSIVE TOTALS
39000 Clock Tower Ptaza Dr
LOCA
$41.8s2
s4 1 .852
, OAILY

OPENING

OPERATIONS
$ 1,273.00i
IT ts - PROFESSIONALNDSE EXHIB
s85.38r;
$85.385

WEEKLYTURF
MNNT. CAST
s370.000s954.69294,1 37.000s146.769
$146.769
: wÈzxLv "'
MA1NT,

IRRIGATION
èosi
s636.000$6,41 6.000576,992.000

INTRPPORTATION L
R-
lôo
S/TE
W. Ave. S Park & Ride
E. Ave. S Park & Ride
Pelona Vista Park & Ride
434 West Avenue S
210 East Avenue S
445 West Avenue
R-8
$15.715
DAILY

OPENING

OPERATIONS
cosr

COMPREHENSIVE TOTALS
$15.715
$15.715
$478.000
a. \.

BI-WEEKLY
PLANÍER
cosr
$220.615
$220.615.
$220.61 5
$220.615
$478.000
$73.385
','i ;l
BI-WÊEKLY
.IRRIGATIAN.

MAINT. COST
$73.385
$73.385
$73.385$159.000$1,115.000

PROFESSIONAL LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE SERVICES F EXHIBIT BOR PARK AND RIDES 'YEAR 3-
$13,380.000
110
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FAIRWAY BUSINESS
PARK
s/rE

SEE COMMENT FOR LOCATI

COMPREHENSIVE TOTALS

EXHIBIT B - PROFESSIONALLA
EI:WEEKLY
PLANTÊR
cosr
$,146.769
$146.769

BI,WEEKLY

IRRIGATION
MAINT. COST
$3,076.000 $318.000$36,912.000

SERVICES FOR FA
PARK.3

Y BUSINESS
111
Foothill Park
Joshua Hills Park
Dry Town/Oasis
Park
Yellen Park
Domenic Massari
Park
Wìlliam J, McAdam
Park
Heritage Air Park
Hammack Activity
Center
WorkS o u rce
Center
Desert Sands Park
Arnie Quinones
Park
Marie Kerr Park
Complex
Manzanita Heights
Park
Pelona Vista Park
Legacy Commons
Melville J.

Courson Park
_..í¡<ôr._-!.1
391'17 3rc Street ¡esi
;1 003 s0lh Sireet West
See ccrrnent icr specific
s ie lnfo
.131 Lleså Verie Åvenue
-î7e0C lierr¿ Subtda Ave.
93C
=asi ^r,e. Q-9
:e::ô llt¡r Sireet Easi
,4DDRESS
2525 ïhe Grcves
Fairfie o 1\,'la del Rlo
335C Éasl Å.:nre S
¡'_a:rcr 1,,ì q
3;:1 ô 55ir Slreet ¡esi
1:11¡.ì,q ir.¿:-=:..
:CC1 -¿st -ver;è P
-îi 5 :. Å.'erue C-6
s43.068
J JO.JTU
s17.918
s 1 .+.263
s21 .600
ùrJ+ f,y/
s28.7ô7
eroô ?aô
s35.868
s 1 47.1 s6
s17.918
s6ô.4.+.1
DAILY

OPENING

OPERATIONS
s46.718
s35.868
JCO.r I
) lóÒ *ç /
s1,42i.00
s1 ,310.00
$1,091.00
$2,020.00
$4,205,00
$4,147.00
$ 545.00
s434.00
s657,00
$4,094.00
s87s.00
s5,791.00
$1,091.00
94,476.00
$545.00
$2,021.0C0

MANTHLY

OPENTNG
opER,4¡IONS
> r /z óóJ
5 i 3.OYZ
ùY r /. /oY
s86.538
Þ r rJ.cJö

WEEKLY TURF
I1JlAINT. COST
s201.923
s20i.692
ò¿JÕ.O l)
s378.000
s251 769
s 0.0 00
5tJ_b L5
$0.000
$111,000
$747.000
$328.000
$3,977.000
$375.000
$1;527.000
$249.000
$492.000
IñONTHLY

TURF MAINT,
cosr
s487.000
$874.000
$1,034.000
$1,638.000
s1.091 .000
s131.000
WEEKLY

PLANTER
LU5 /
QÔ07 eaÃ
s635.077
öÕ ro.+o¿
s1,724.538
s1,890.923
QOOT ?aÃ
ù LOU.YZJ
ùvu.+o¿
ù r r¿.JÕc
ù r,ó24.Jóc
s465.000
$2,359.846
$2,068.615
ù+ rJ.cJÕ
s5ô3.077
s3,s38.000
s7,473.000
$8,194.000
s4,322.000
s784.000
$392.000
$487.000
$5,739.000
$2,015,000
$t 0,226.000
s1 ,310.000
$8,964.000
$1,792.000
$2,440.000

MONTHLY

PLANTER
cosr
$a;322.00p
$2,752.000 :
5171, .231
s50.077
s50.077
s1 69.846
5ð5.Jö3
$698.769
ù00, r 3+
s924.000
$87.923
s87.923
WEEKLY

IRRIGATION
l/1AINT. COST
$1 39.385
ùY / .0+o
c??o ot?
s226.154
)04J.Þ r3
$736.000
$370.000
$3,028,000
$382.000
$4,004.000
s381.000
$381.000
$604.000
$424.000
s1,473.000
5S80.000
$2,789.000
$742.000
s269.000
s21 7.000
$21 7.000

MONTHLY
IRR¡G,ATION
MAINT. COST
$1 1 ,316.000
$7,222.A00
$4,973.000
$6,976.000
s11,507.000
91 6,826.000
$1 0,3C2.000
s1,729.000
$1,013.000
$1,472.000
$3,s88.000
$23,022.000
s3,158.000
$i8,971.000
$2,967.000
55,334.000

OVERALL

MONTHLY
cosr
$1 35,792.000
$43,05ô.000
s27õ,2ô4.00A
$37,896.000
s227,652.000
$35,ô04.000

ANNUAL RATE
$86.664.000
$59,676.00C
s83,712.000
s138,C84 000
$201,912.0C0
$ 123,624.000
$20,748 000
512,51 6.000
$17,664.000
s64,008.000
Å-55ô3

EXHIBIT B - PROFESSIONAL LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE SERVICES FOR CITY PARKS AND FACILITY GROUNDS- YEAR 4
414
St. Claire Parkway
Demonstration
Garden
Parks &
Recreation
S.A.V,E.S.

Palmdale
Playhouse
Palmdale Civic
Center
Anaverde Park
LMD

COMPREHENSIVE TOTALS
Ws of Sierra Hwy btw Ave.

R&Ave.Q
n/w corner S¡erra Hwy. &
Palmdale Blvd.
38260 1oth Street East
1002 East Avenue Q-12
38334 1oth Street East
See comment for specific
sile info
2812 Greenbrier St.

ADQS€9S
$23r.s18
$17.918
$'14.268
$31.364
$20.548
$30.510
$35.868
$35.868
DAILY

OPENING

OPERATIONS
s7,042.000
i
i
$523;38
I
i
Qi
l
631846
$
I
0,Ô00
I
I
$o.Qoo
I
i
$0.q00
I
i
i
$238.61
I
Ã
i
' $189.462
I
B . PROFESSIOEXHIBL
I
$o.0oo
I

WEEKLVTURF

MAINT) COST
I
i
91€i,50't.000$3,045.231
$453.923
$t 25:76e
s378.000
$201.923
$150.462
$453.923
$.856.846
WEEKLY

PLANTER
cosr
$76,107.000$1,099.846
$305.769
$1 12.385
$62.308
s43.846
$43.846
$37.615
$87.923
WEEKLY

IRRIGATION
MAINÍ. COST
$20,003.000s27,272.000$l,836,024.000

ANCEES FOR CRKS AND
113
¡\-OþbJ

RANCHO VISTA MEDIANS

ALBERTSON'S MEDIAN
s/rE

PALMDALE BLVD
MEDIAN

MEDICAL CENTER DR

PALMDALE BLVD

MEDIANS

SIZZLER MEDIAN
lOTH WESÏ MEDIANS

DESERT SANDS

TERRACE

RANCHO VISTA MEDIAN

COUNTRY CLUB

PLANTER
7 6
5 4
3 2
1 S/TE
NUMBER
12 11
10 I
R.V.BLVD at FAIRWAY DR
N/S of R.V BLVD. Btw. HWY 14 &
COUNTRY CLUB DR.

R.V BLVÐ. btw HWY 14 & PD

PROMENADE
R.V.BLVD btw 1OTH WEST & HWY 14
R.V,BLVD btw 1STH & 1OTH WEST
50TH ST. WEST S/O Ave. N
PALMDALE BLVD btw 5TH WEST &
A.M./P.M.

MEDICAL CENTER DR. S/O PALMDALE
BLVD
PALMDALE BLVD. btw 1Oth WEST &
sTH WEST
lOTH WEST N/O PALMDALE BLVD
1oTH WEST btw A.V. MALL AND
DESTINATION O-8
S/S R.V. BLVD w/o 3RD ST. EAST+WS
3RD ST, EAST S/O R.V, BLVD
BI.WEEKLY

PLANTER
cosr
$30.000
$100.615
$100.615
$50.308
$151.385
624.923
gsci.¡oã
$20.308
$402.923
$35.077
$30.462
$100.615
$37.385
$24.462
$75.231
$17.538
BI.WEEKLY

IRRIGATION
MAINT. COST
$100.615
$19.846
$19.846
$37.385
$20.308
$24.923
:$20,308
$10.615
EXHIBIT B - PROFESSIONAL LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE SERVICES FOR GENERAL BENEFIT AREAS- YEAR 4 114
A-6563

SIERRA BIKE TRAIL

BLVD NORTH FRONTAGE

PLANTER

BLVD NORTH FRONTAGE

PLANTER

PALMDALE BLVD
MEDIAN

BLVD NORTH FRONTAGE

PLANTER

PALMDALE BLVD
MEDIAÑ

PALMDALE BLVD
MEDIAN

PALMDALE BLVD
MEDIAÑ
HWY 14
INÏERCHANGES/MEDIAN
S/TE
24 23
22 21
20 19
18 17
16 15
14 13
S/IE
NUMBER"
E/S OF SIERRA HWY btw RANC

VISTA BLVD & AVE M

W/S SIERRA HWY S/O TECHNOI
DR

PALMDALE BLVD & LAND

PALMDALE BLVD & POND
PALMDALE BLVD btw l OTH ST
lOTH PL E
,I
PALMDALEBLVD btw gTH ST E ¿
STE
:

N/S OF PALMDALE BLVD bwt 3R
&sTHSTË
PALMDALE BLVD btw sTH sT Ë
STE
; PALMDALBLVD btw 3RD ST E
STE
PALMDAL:EBLVD btw DIVISION
3RD ST

OFFRAMP & DIVISION
l
PALMDALE BLVD btw HWy 14

PALMDALE BLVD SE/O &
aÀ

EXHIBIT B - PROFESSIONIAL LANDSCAPE
HO
OGY
E&
1 OTH
)SIE
} 6TH
& sTH
ST&
f,RTH
HWY
$1,008.000
$806.308
$80.769
$30.462
$20.308
$20.308
$150.923
$30.462
$30.462
$39.692
$70.615
$605.077
BI-WEÊKLY

F'LANTER
cosr
$201.231
$201.231
$31.385
$14.769
$14.769
$14.769
.$20.308
$14.769
$20.308
$30.000
$100.615
BI.WEEKLY

IRRIGATION

MAINT, COST
AINTENANCË SERVICES FOR GENERAL BENEFIT AREAS. YEAR 4
115
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DIVISION ST FRONTAGE
RD

AVE Q FRONTAGE RD

PLANTERS

AUTOMALL WALL

WEST PARK MEDIANS

SIERRA HWY MEDIAN
S/IE
47TH ST E FRONTAGE RD

PLANTER

AVE R VINE PLANTER

AVE R FRONTAGE RD

PLANTER

AVE R FRONTAGE RD

PLANTER
25TH E BUFFER ZONE
2OTHE&AVER-8

BUFFER ZONE
28 27
26 25
s/rE
NUMBER
32 31
30 29
36 35
34 aa
NAA/ CORNER OF 2OTH E & AVE. R-8
E/S OF DIVISION ST btw Q-10 &

TAINTOR RD
AVE Q NORTI-I& SOUTH FRONTAGE:

RD btw 3RD ST E & DIVISION ST
ALLEY

OUTSIDE OF AUTOMALL E PERMITER
WALL. ACCESS AT AVE Q/HWY 14

WEST PARK DR & CORPORATE CT

SIERRA HWY S/O AVE M AT

NORTHROP GRUNMAN CREDIT
UNION
E/S OF 47TH ST E btw AVE R-11 & AVE
R-12

N/S OF AVE R E/O & W/O LEMSFORD
AVE
N/S OF AVE R bwt 29TH ST E & 30TH
STE
S/S OF AVE R btw 28TH ST E & 29TH
SÏE
S/S OF AVE R btw 25TH ST E &

RUDALL AVE
E/SOF25THEN&SSIDESAT

DESERT OAK DR
$251.538$75.231
$30.462$14.769
$150.923$40.154
$80.769$19.385
$75.23,1i,$30.462
$37.846$20.308
$29.538$19,385
$30.000$'19.38s
$80,769$20.308
$39.692$20.308
BI.WEEKLY

PLA,NTER
cosr
BI.WEEKLY

IRRIGATION
MAINT. COST
$138.000$37.385
$251.538$75.231
EXHIBIT B . PROFESSIONAL LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE SERVICES FOR GENERAL BENEFIT AREAS.YEAR 4 :tttiùlF;ilLi't
tl??.ttc-ii\'i¡lõi¡1
';r,rtir;r¡: iÍcF5;
116

AVE S MEDIAN

AVE S BIKE IIRAIL /
SLOPES

AVE S MEDIAN

AVE S BIKE TRAIL

AVE S BIKE TRAIL
HWY l4INTERCHANGE

PLANTERS
s/rE
48 47
46 45
44 43
42 41
40 39
38 37
s/rE
NUMBER
AVE. S & SPRINGFIELD
AVE. S AT DRYTOWN WATER P
AVE. S & 37TH ST E
AVE. S & 35TH ST E
AVE S bwt 20TH ST E & CEMEN'
RD
AVE S btw CASA VERDE DR & 20
E
S/S OF AVE S btw CASA VERDE
CÊMENTARY RD
AVE S bwt SHEFFIELD DR & C,

VERDE DR
AVE S btw 10TH ST E & SWAN

S/S OF AVE
E/O
S btw SIERRA HWY

WINDY CREEK ST
S/S OF AVE S bwt CALLE cRtL

SIERRA HWY
BOTH SIDES OF AVE S AT H\A

W/O CALLE GRILLO
EXHlBIT B . PROFESSIONAL LANDSCAPE
\RK
ARY
rH ST
DR&
\SA
DR
I 200'
-o&
(14
$100.615 "
$150.923
$.{02.923
$50s.538
$201.231
si75,231
$1,008.000 i'
{;s9.692
$75.231
$251.538
$302.308
$100,615
BI.WEEKLY

PLANTER
cosr
$20.308
$30.462
$75.23'l
$100.615
$50.308
$30.4ô2
$244.615
$20.308
$19.385
$62.308
$75.231
$30.462

BI-WEEKLY

IRRIGATION

MAINT, COST
INTEh¡ANCE SE:RVICES FoR GENERAL BENEFIT.AREAS- YEAR 4
õi:1, .ri¡-.ì?4ôr1¿ !r\¡!i
t.'o"lta^Ait4t
ii',íEl'fzåLV
iilqF_;-'
tiÇlô1^ii:It[ttrt
;lltî¿(è,!1Vtùt{t
,iltìll,',| :î:î,*7
117
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AVE S VINE PLANTER

AVE S NORTH PLANTER /
SLOPE

AVE S MEDIAN

AVE S MEDIAN
S'TE
53 52
51 50
49 S/TE
NUMBER

COMPREHENSIVE TOTALS
N/S OF AVÊ S btw 27TH ST E & 30fH
STE
E/S OF 20TH ST E btw GABLE-VIEW &,
AVE S + AVË S TO CEMENTARY RD
AVE S btw CASA VERDE DR ¡T 2OTH
E + W/S OF 2OTH E TO GABLE\A/VIEW
AVE. S & 45TH ST E
AVE.S&43RDST
$226.615
$327.692
': ):.
$-90.000."
BI.WEEKLY

PLANTER
cosr
$21,285.000$117.231
$s0.308
$20.308

BI-WEEKLY

IRRIGATION
MAINT. COST
$5,397.000$745.000$320,1 84.000
EXHIBIT B . PROFESSIONAL LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE SERVICES FOR GENERAL BENEFIT AREAS. YEAR 4 it¡ ":.9 .,0tctr
118

PALMDALE

TRANSPORTATION
CENTER
s/rE'

COMPREHENSIVE TOTALS
39000 Clock Tower Plaza Dr
: i-:5.i:i:1:glÈã
nolv:ri.f:H.."..:^"*!:dl,5¡i,¡
:i:

LOCA
$43.101
$43.1 01
OAILY

OPENING
OP€RAIIO¡/S
cosr
$1,31 1.00(
EXHIBIT B - PROFESSIONAL LANDSCAÞE I
$87.923
s87.923

WEEKLYTURF
MAINT. COST,
i
$38t.000'$983.308s4,261.000$'t51.154
s151.154
WEEKLY

IRRIGATION

1.u¡,¡rrr. iöör'
$655.000$6,608.000s79,296.000

CESDALE TRTATIONN RP
CENTR-
.l:f; iir!!¡,!i;, V,,31 . i:fatllli ,,,î,afr,,
.r,t-!{ûtê
ãt?-i7:r'?¿;r,.ß
llo
A-6563
Pelona Vista Park & R¡de
W. Ave. S Park & Ride
E. Ave. S Park & Ride
s{trE
445 West Avenue
R-8
434 West Avenue S
210 Easi Avenue S
,- -';. , :i.::l'l,S .iJFõ
" rro-ca¿tgfl*;
.
"
, ;;.:,
$16.175
DAILY

OPENING

OPERATIONS
cosr

COMPREHENSIVE TOTALS
$1 6.1 75
$1 6.1 75
$492.000
' $227.O7T ú
-$227'.077;, ,1
,i..
$227g.7 -
, EI-wEEKLY
P¿åry.r.€R",
cosr¡, ;
$227.077$492.000

BI-WEEKLY

IRRIGATION
" MAINT. COST
$75.231
$75.231
$75,231
$163.000$1,147.000
, EXHIBIT B - PROFESSIONAL LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE SERVICES FOR PARK AND RIDES . YEAR 4
s13,764.000
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FAIRWAY BUSINESS
PARK

COMPREHENSIVE TOTALS,

SEE COMMENT FORLOCATION

EXHIBIT B - PROFESSIONDSC AL LAN
r;r.il'[$150.923 $2¡
""MAilNT. COST
.BI.WEEKLY

IRRTGATTON
$327.000$3,167.000$38,004.000
PE MAINTENA{\¡EE
PARK . YHAR 4

SERVICES FOR FAIRWAY BUSINESS
121
A-55ô3
Foothìll Park
Joshua Hills Park
Dry Town/Oasis
Park
Yellen Park
Domenic Massari
Pa rk
William J. McAdam
Pa rk
Heritage Air Park
Hammack Activity
Center
Wo rkSource
Center
Desert Sands Park
Arnìe Quinones
Park
l\4arie Kerr Park
Complex
l\4anzanita Heights
Pa rk
Pelona Vista Park
Legacy Commons
llelville J.

Courson Park
2525 The Groves
Fê:r:.:Ci'. ece Rc
3î5i iasl ^.e¡re S
51 C0 Êasi Å\'e S
3ì;iô 55th Sireet:ast
-îô 1 '1
5 3Cr¡ Street ¡ast
200i Ees: Ávenue P
815 :. A'",enue Q-6
3Ð51C Sierra Nwy
391I7 -ird Street Ëasi.
.11 003 5oth StrÈet West
See ccmment fcr specific
sile inío
;31 [lese'./erie Åvenue
3ie 0C Tle:ra Sub da.ìve
930 E¿sr Åve Q-3
ÁÐDRESS
s48.09S
J-+.JJ I
s35 92 1
qlJl ?âo
s1.i0..+16
s18.144
s 1 4.69ô
ç)) tt q
) ]JÕ,OUÕ
s29.622
s1 96.077
s36 921
) 5 5ôZ
J lô +ç+
ÒoÕ 4 LO
DAILY

OPENING

APERATIONS
$r,463.00
s1,349.00
$1,123 00
$2,080.00
s4,331.00
s4,271 .00
$561.00
$447.00
9901.00
s5,964.00
$ 1 ,123.00
$4,610.00
9561.00
s2,081.000

MONTHLY

OPENING

OPERATIANS
LUJ /5
J¿\J I .Y¿3
s115.615
s207.692
s245.769
s389.308
s259.1 54
QQN OA?
s0.000
s26.308
s177.462
$77.769
q0¿q r?1
s E9.077
5JOt. /bV
s116 769
1//EEKLY TURF
MAINT. COST
sì50ô.000

MONTHLY
TURF MAINT.

COST
Þi,Jo¿+.u//
s1 ,027 .151
s654.000
s 840.923
51 ,776.231
s186.231
ö I IJ.b lÒ
s2,430.4õ2
s31 1.308
$2,1 30.462
$425 769
q q70 0r?
WEEKLY

PLANTER
cosr
$2,513.000

MANTHLY
PL.ANTER
cosr
s100.61s
s350.077
ù¿J¿.Õ+O
$662.769
s1 76.308
çA? Otl
s51.462
5C t.4bt
s174.923
(A7 0r"
s71 9.538
s90.692
$9s1.692
s 90.462
s 9 0..16 2
WEEKLY

IRRIGATIAN
MAINT. COST
$1,009.000
$2,872.000
91,517.000
$393.000
s4,124.000
s392.0û0
$3S2.000

MONTHLY

IRRIGATION
I''1AINT. CAST
s3,ô94.000
$23,710.000
93,2s1.000
s19,538.000
$3,054.000
$5,492.000

OVER,ALL
MONÍHLY
cos¡
$89,244.000
s61,440.000
$86,208.000
s112,21?.A0A
$21,348.000
s12,876.000
$1 B,1 68.000
51 39,848.000
s44,328.000
$207,948.0r0
5127,308.000
$284,520.000
$39,012.000
s231,456.000
s3ô,ô4ð 000
$ô5,904.000

ANNUAL RATE
EXHIBIÏ B - PROFESSIONAL LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE SERVICES FOR CITY PARKS AND FACILITY GROUNDS- YEAR 5
122
St. Claire Parkway
Demonstration
Garden
Parks &
Recreation
S,A.V.E.S.

Palmdale
Playhouse
Palmdale Civic
Center
Anaverde Park
LMD

COMPREHENSIVE TOTALS
Ws of Sierra Hwy btw Ave.

R&Ave.Q
n/w corner Sierra Hwy. &
Palmdale B¡vd
38260 1oth Street East
1002 East Avenue O-12
38334 1oth Street East
See comment for spec¡f¡c
site info
2812 Greenbrier St.

ÁDORESS
s238.422
s18.444
$14.696
$32.285
$21 .140
$31.397
$36.921
$36.921
DAILY

OPENING

OPERATIONS
$7,252.000-$538.61s
s168.'6S2
$0.000
$0.000
$0.00b
$0.000
$245.769
$ 1 95.000

WEEKLY TURF
MAINT. COST
$t6,988.oooi$3,136.154
:_
$467.538
$129.462
$389.30ç
$207.923
$154.846
$4d7.538
$882.462
WEEKLY

PLANTER
cosr
$7q$80.0o0$1,1 32.61 5
$3'f 4.76S
$1 15.61 5
$64.1 54
$45.000
$45.000
$38.538
s90.462
WEEKLY

IRRIGATION
MAINÍ. COST
$20,593.000,$28,084.000$1,890,624.000
CESCITY PARKS AND EXHIIT B . PROFESIOCA
-5

NANCE S
ACILITYS.
:i'".iríiô84ftr
ii:t ,,-"1ilr.îËÌ0
:.,|/t1\ Îff'"Nîf!)
rAi
'.1?rylCI'
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s/IE

PALMDALE BLVD
MEDIAN
MEDICAL CENTER DR.

PALMDALE BLVD

MEDIANS

SIZZLER MEDIAN
lOTH WEST MEDIANS

DESERT SANDS

TERRACE

RANCHO VISTA MEDIAN

COUNTRY CLUB

PLANTER
RANCHO VISTA MED¡ANS

RANCHO VISTA MEDIANS

ALBERTSON'S MEDIAN
12 q
I
7 b
5 4
3 2
1 srrE
NUMBER
11 10
N/S of R.V BLVD. Btw. HWY l4 &
COUNTRY CLUB DR.

R.V BLVD. btw HWY 14 & PD

PROMENADE
R.V.BLVD btw 1OTH WEST A HWY 14
R.V.BLVD btw 15ïH & 1OTH WEST
50TH ST. WEST S/O Ave. N
PALMDALE BLVD btw sTH WEST &
A.M./P.M.

MEDICAL CENTER DR. S/O PALMDALE
BLVD
PALMDALE BLVD. btw 1Oth WEST &
sTH WEST
lOTH WEST N/O PALMDALE BLVD.
1OTH WEST btw A.V. MALL AND
DESTINATION O-8
S/S R.V. BLVD w/o 3RD ST. EAST+WS
3RD ST. EAST S/O R.V. BLVD
R.V.BLVD at FAIRWAY DR$30.923$20.769
$r 03.385$25.385
$25.385$18.000
BI.WEEKLY

PLANTER
cosr

BI-WEEKLY

IRRIGATION
MAINT. COST
$20.769$11:077
$414.923 -$103.385
$51.692:'$20;769
$36.000$20.308
$31.385$20.308
$103.38s$38.308
$103.385$38.308
$51.692-$24.923
$155.538$77.077
EXHIBIT B - PROFESSIONAL LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE SERVICES FôR GENERAL BENEFIT AREAS. YEAR 5 Q:îr,;írîi .Sl!ù1j
ii,-,rå iilii
.Ut14:r4tLit
:it;{õt;\ílt'lLV
iã^4(:i
'liþt\it--t:L\l
ital?ltaÃ\îr:tþilt
¡¡r;¡¡y {^i ¡l' (.t6 tj : i
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SIERRA BIKE TRAIL

BLVD NORTH FRONTAGE

PLANTER

BLVD NORTH FRONTAGE

PLANTER

PALMDALE BLVD
MEDIAN

PALMDALE BLVD,
MEDIAN

BLVD NORTH FRONTAGE

PLANTER

PALMDALE BLVD
MEDIAN

PALMDALE BLVD
MEDIAÑ

PALMDALE BLVD
MEDIAN

PALMDALE BLVD
MEDIAN
HWY 14

INTERCHANGES/MEDIAN
s/rË
24 22
21 20
19 '18
17 16
15 14
13 S/TE
NUMBER
E/S OF SIERRA,HWY btw RANCHO

VISTA BLVD & AVE M

W/S SIERRA HWY S/O
DR
t.

ÏECHNOLOGY

PALMDALE BLVD & LANDON

PALMDALEBLVD & POND
,
DALEBLVD btw lOTH ST E &
lOTH PL.E'
PALM
PALMDALE BLVD btw gTH ST E & lOTH
STE:

N/S OF PA[-MDALE BLVD bwt 3RD ST E
&sTHSTE
PALMDALEBLVD btw sTH ST E & 6TH
STE
PALMDALEBLVD bh// 3RD ST E. & sTH
STE.

PALMDALEBLVD btw DIVISION SI &
3RD ST
PALMDALE BLVD btw HWY 14 NORTH

OFFRAMP & DIVISION ST

PALMDALE BLVD SE/O & NWO HWY
14 $1,038.000
$830.308
$83.077
$31.385
$ì20.769
$20.769
$155.077
s322.154
$s1.385
1t40.615
$72.462
$623.077
BI;WEEKLY

FILANTER
cosr
$207.231
$2A7.231
$32.308
-$15.231
$15.231
$15.231
$20.769
$14;769
$15.231
$20.769
$30.923
$103.385
BI.WEEKLY
IRR!GATtON
MAINT. COST
EXHIBIT B - PROFESSIONAL TANDSCAPE MAINTENANCH SERVICES FOR GENERAL BENEFIT AREAS- YEAR 5 $ri ?;,4..f¡ffi
"r'..'a*6,,101q61
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47TH ST E FRONTAGE RD

PLANTER

AVE R VINE PLANTER
AVE R V¡NE PLANTER

AVE R FRONTAGE RD

PLANTER

AVE R FRONTAGE RD

PLANTER
25TH E BUFFER ZONE
2OTHE&AVER-8

BUFFER ZONE

DIVISION ST FRONTAGE
RD

AVE Q FRONTAGE RD

PLANTERS

AUTOMALL WALL

WEST PARK MEDIANS

SIERRA HWY MEDIAN
s/rES/TE
NUMBER
E/S OF 47TH ST E btw AVE R-1 '1 &AVE
R_12

N/S OF AVE R E/O & W/O LEMSFORD
AVE
N/S OF AVE R bwt 29TH ST E & 30TH
STE
S/S OF AVE R btw 28TH ST E & 29TH
STE
S/S OF AVE R btw 25TH ST E &

RUDALL AVE
E/SOF25THEN&SSIDESAT

DESERT OAK DR
N^/\/ CORNER OF 2OTH E & AVE. R-8
E/S OF DIVISION ST btw Q-10 &

TAINTOR RD

AVE Q NORTH & SOUTH FRONTAGE
RD btw 3RD ST E & DIVISION ST
ALLEY

OUI'SIDE OF AUTOMALL E PERMITER
WALL, ACCESS AT AVE Q/HWY 14

WEST PARK DR & CORPORATE CT

SIERRA HWY S/O AVE M AT

NORTHROP GRUNMAN CREDIT
UNION
.:; :. t..- iîi;i r;ìtn6i
LOCA
$s8.769
$30.462
$30.923
s142.1.54
$258.923
$258.923
$31.385
$155,077
$83.077
$83.077
s40.615

BI-WEEKLY

PLANTER
cosr
$31.385
$19.846
$19.846
$38.308
$77.077
$77.077
$15.231
$41.077
$19.846
$20.769
$20.769
BI.WEEKLY

IRRIGATION
MAINT. COST
EXHIBIT B - PRoFESSIONAL LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE SERVICES FoR G'ENERAL BENEFTT AR'EAS- yEAR s GrJÆ?ltaL
ûirùlFil:¡.'r
f@ÐÌ
iú¡Q^,¡fl41t'Í
il3?!(Et'ì\:r:{Ùi|
:ttíY:th\f \îp¡}t
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AVE S MEDIAN

AVE S BIKE TRAIL /
SLOPES
AVE S MED¡AN

AVE S MEDIAN

AVE S BIKETRAIL
AVE S BIKE TRA¡L
HWY l4INTERCHANGE

PLANTERS
s/rE
48 47
46 45
44 43
42 41
40 39
38 37
S/IE
NUMBER
AVE. S & SPRINGFIELD
AVE. S AT DRYTOWN WATER f
AVE. S & 37TI.I ST E
AVE. S & 35TH ST E
AVE S bwt2OTHSTE&CEMEN
RD
AVE S btw CASAVERDE DR & 2I
E
I
AVE
l
S/S OFS btw CASA VERDE

EMENTARY RD
AVE S bwt SHEFFIELD DR & C
, VERDE DR
AVE S btw 10TH ST E & SWAI

S/S OF AVE
E/O
S btw SIERRA HWY

WINDY CREEK ST
S/S OF AVE S bwt CALLE GRtt

SIERRA HWY
BOTH SIDES OF AVE S AT H\^

W/O CALLE GRILLO

EXHIBIT B - PROFESSIONAL I-ANDSCAPE
.;i|;:i:
aÊ:ãh.: ]:]:r
:Ï
ARK
rARY
TH ST
DR&
ASA
DR
& 200'
_o&
Y14
$103.385
$155.077
$414.923
$518.308
$207.231
s77.A77
$1,038.000
:$40.615
s77.077
$258.923
$311.077
$i103.385
BI.WEEKLY i

PLANTER
cosr
"$20:769
$31.385
977.077
$103.385
$51.692
$31.385
$251.538
$20.769
$19.846
$64.1 54
677.077
$31.385
BI.WEEKLY

IRRIGATION

MAINT, COST
INTENANCE SFRVICES FOR GENERAL BENEFIT AREAS- YEAR 5
i-*rf q1r¡;iir,l"te,, ,Q{p()
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AVE S VINE PLANTER

AVE S NORTH PLANTER /
SLOPE

AVE S MEDIAN

AVE S MEDIAN
s/rE
53 52
51 50
49 s/rE
NUMBER

COMPREHENSIVE TOTALS
N/S OF AVE S btw 27TH ST E & 30TH
STE
E/S OF 20TH ST Eþtw GABLE V|EW.&
AVE S + AVE S TO CEMENTARY RD
S btw CASA VERDE DR &'20TH
E + W/S OF 2OTH E TO GABLE\^¡VIEW
AVE. S & 45TH ST E
AVE.S&43RDST
$232.615
$3s7.385
BI.WEEKLY

PLANTER
cosr
$103.385:'
$22,532.000$120.000
$51.692

BI-WEEKLY

IRRIGATION
MAINT. COST
$5,542.000$764.000$336,888.000
EXHIBIT B . PROFESSIONAL LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE SERVICES FOR GENERAL BENEFIT AREAS. YEAR 5 tõ-j,RîA,{:!!
i[1/6fiFî!íttr
rãâF.'i
¡t: €/:fqilîlô1}
128

PALMDALE

TRANSPORTATICN
CENTER
s/rË

COMPREHENSIVE TOTALS
39000 Clock Tower Plaza Dr
j i ¡,. i. /.ì¡;9,!
it...¡::':f¡¡ LOCAT\ON,"-'.:"t.
:.
... ,..a1*.a¡ri+ìét !'' : :''" :'"
s44.384
s44.384
DAILY

OPENING

OPERATIONS
cosr
$1,350.000$90.462
$90.46:2
WEEKL
MAINT,
Y TURF
cosr
9392.090$1i012.615$4,388.000$155.538
$1 55.538
WEEKLY

IRRIGATION
MAINT.;OST
s674.000s5,804.000s81,648.000
ES FOR PALDALNSPORTATIONT EXHIBIT B . PROFESSIONALNDSCAPE MAINAN

CENTER -
ø{i?ltit-*
:,ft?Nfi!t, r.
"{¡¡":i
il¡':,., tlalt ti .Ít.riì¡tii ¡lîft
(:: -iq: :í:ì:'
| "It6Jlä':t.i.'i laFlí+::-:l;;t,i,
'lr'!rl¡.- ¡ltr.-
o:r?-f¿A(è
'at:,?ùitt¿"i.íF.
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Pelona Vista Park & Ride
W. Ave. S Park & Ride
E. Ave. S Park & Ride
S/IE
445 West Avenue
R-8
434 West Avenue S
210 East Avenue S
LOCAIION-.4
,:J1 " r: ,l-Ti

COMPREHENSIVE TOTALS
$16.636
$16.636
$16.636
DAILY

OPENING

OPERANANS
cosr
$506.000$233.538
är
$233.538.
'i't;-,1
: r;:<l
$23s538. ,:
$233.;598
' ' l ;., .ì

BI-WEEKLY
PLAÑTER
cos.r-
$506.000s77.077
s77.O77
if .r t-a '- j
: 977.077 ì
$77.O7.7

BI-WEEKLY
IRRIGATION:'
MAINT. COST
$1 67.000$1,179.000$14,148.000
EXHIBIT B . PROFESSIONAL LANDSCAPE
RIDES - YR5

MAINTENANCE SERVICES FOR PARK AND
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FAIRWAY BUSINESS
PARK
S/IE
COMPREHENSIVE TOTALSi .

SEE COMMENT FOR LOEATION
$1,350.0J0.
'$1;350.000
,8[:WEEKLY

PLAN,TER
cosr
BI.WEEKLY

IRRIGATION
MJEIINT. COST
$336.000$3,261.000$39,132.000
AL LANÐSCAPE MAINTENANCE SERVICES FOR FAIRWAY BUSINESS
PARK5

EXHIBIT B - PROFESSION
131
40 39
ao
37 36
35 34
?1
32 31
30 29
28 27
26 25
1a
22 21
20 19
18 17
tb
15 14
12 11
10 I
I
7 6
5 4
3 2
1 ITEM
NO;
EXH
rJ
BI
15 GALLON PLANT/TREE
senVrce ó!$;Þ.HËffi-ö"
MECHANICAL GRANULAR FERTILIZER APPLICATION(Labor.& Equipment-COP to TURF SEEDING AND TOPPING (Labor & Equipment Only-C.O.p. to provide Material) 1-112" toTERS ERROCKIN
3t4" TO 1.1t2"K INSTALLATION IN
PER CITY OF PALMDALE ENGINEERÍNG DECOMPOSED GRANITE INSTALLATION ateria l) BLACK STEEL EDGING INSTALLATIN (Labor & M
CONCRETE SLAB FLATWORK 4" THIbor &teria
AD 6'' TH¡CK AND EXTENDING A M¡N CONCRETE SLAB FOR DEVICE ENCLOSURE P

CONCRETEINSTALLATION PER CIALMDALE ENGINEERING
SPRAY IRRIGAINSTALLATIONc.t-11l-12,1-13 &t-26
IRRIGATION SYS, CONVERAY TO POINT SOURCEt-27
SOURCE IRRIGATIONINSTALATIONI _)-7
PLAN IER I]EMOLITION & GRADING . REMOVAL OF EXISTING PLANT MATERIAL INCL

STUIVPS SILT BUILD UP, AND GRADING FOR NEW LANDSCAPE INSTALLATION PFR

INSTALLA
NRoL.

ILD UPAND GRADI

TURF AE
TURF DE.TH
SOD INSTALATIONLa borulent Oto Prov¡de
HYDROSEEDING PER SEC. H OF THE CITY OF PALMDALE'S ENGINEËRING

TURF SLIT SEEDING
ent Only-C.O.P. to Provide Mate

LICATION IN TURF Y
bor&Eu
BROADLEAF WEEDNTROL.CH
GROW & KILL HERBICIDE APPLICATIONS (3 TREATMENTS MìN OF 1 WEEK APART) FOR NEW TURF INSTALLATIONSLabor & Equipment Only-COP to provide Materia TREE GUYING (cables, hardware and materials provìded by City) TREE DOUBLE AND TRIPLE STAKING (lodge poles and c¡nch ties provided by City) 48" BOX TREE INSTALLATION
36'' BOX TREE INSTALLATION
24" BOX TREE INSTALLATION
15 GALLON PLANT/TRALLATION
15 GALLON PLANT/TREE
15 GALLON PLANT/TREE INST
5 GALLON PLANT INSTALLAo
5 GALLON PLANT INSTALLATIO
5 GALLON PLANT INSTALLATIO
PLANT INSTALLATION 5

PLANT INSTALLATION
N PLANT INSTALLATION 1
1 GALLON PLANT INSTALLATION
1 GALLON PLANT INSTALLATION
1 GALLON PINSTALLATION
1 GALLON PLANT INSTALLATION

PER TON

PER SQUARE FOOT

PER SQUARE FOOT '
PER

PERFOOT
PER LI

PER SPRINKLER

PER BUBELER

PER BUBBLER

PER SQUARE FOOT
PER SQUARE.FOOT

PER ACRF

PER ACRE
.PER SQUARE FOOT

PER SQUARE FOOT-

PER SQUARE FOOT
PER"SOUARË FOOT
PER ACRË

PER SQUARE FOOT
PER TRÉE

PER TREE

PER TREE
lOO TO 250 PLANTS
50 TO 1OO PLANTS
25 TO 50 PLANTS
1 TO 25 PLANTS
251 TO 1000 PLANTS
1OI TO 250 PLANTS
51 TO 1OO PLANTS
26 TO 50 PLANTS
1 TO 25 PLANTS
251 TO lOOO PLANTS
101 TO 250 PLANTS
51 TO 1OO PLANTS
26 TO 50 PLANTS
.1 TO 25 PLANTS
$

1.65 $1.95
$1.25
' $4.00
s6.50'

18.00 $15.00
$45.00
$25.00
$25;00
$3.70
$2.65
;750.00
$85.00
iq45
$0.23
$0.15
$0.20
$250.00
$0.02
$20.00
$20.00
;350.00
$250.00
s60.00
s65.00
$70.00
$75.00
$ 16.00
$ 17.00
s 1 8.00
$19.00
$20.00
$5.00
$6.00
$7.00
$8.00
$9.00
$87.50
$2.00
$1.70
1 $4.25
$6.75
$18.s0
$46.00
$26.00
$26.00
$3.75

82.70 s775,00

7.50 $0.46
$0.24
s0.16
$0.21
$275.00
$0.02
s22.50
$22.50
s355.00
$255.00
$ 1 55.00
$65.00
$70.00
$75.00
$80.00
$ 1 6.50
$ 17.50
$18.50
$19.50
$20 50
$5.50
s6.50
$7.50
$9 50
s90.00
ct nÃ
$ 1.75
$4.50
$7.00
s19.00
$16.00
$47.00
$27.00
$27.00
$3.80

82.75 $800.00
$90.00 -
$0.47
$0.25
s0.17
s0.22
$300.00
$0.02
$25.00
$25.00
s360.00
$260.00
$ 160.00
$60.00
$75.00
$80.00
$85.00
$ 1 7.00
$ 1 8.00
$ 19.00
$20.00
$21 00
s6.00
$7 00
s8.00
$9.00
$10.00
$2.10
$1.80

91.40 $4.75
$7.25
$1 9.50
$1 6.50
$48.00
$28.00
$28.00
$3.85
$2.80
$825.00
$92.50
$92.50
$0.48
$0.26-
$0.18
SU.ZJ
$325.00
$0.02
s27.50
$27.50
$365.00
s265.00
$ 1 65.00
$55.00
s80.00
s85.00
$90.00
$ 1 7.50
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Palmdale City CouncilMay 15, 2024

Palmdale City Council
May 15, 2024