Class “G” – Maintenance Service Level

 

Overview. 

Areas should be left in a natural state. Unless legal requirements dictate, areas are not mowed, trimmed, fertilized, or irrigated except to provide optimal plant establishment and maintenance. Weed control limited to legal requirements for the eradication of noxious plants or for the establishment of desirable plants. Maintenance normally consists of restoring natural or native plantings and following recommended practices of maintenance after establishment.

Vegetation retains a healthy and natural appearance. Weeds and debris are removed as

required or requested. Litter removal is scheduled monthly, and receptacles are emptied per

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Grass and open field maintenance. 

Grass and native plant material is healthy and thriving and left in a natural state.

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Tree and Shrub Maintenance. 

Trees and shrubs are healthy and thriving and left in a natural state.

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Litter Control. 

The ground is usually free of litter and debris after complaints.

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Hardscape Maintenance. 

Surfaces are free of glass, litter, debris, and trip hazards after

complaints.

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