Section J Final REVISED 020221.pdf

ATTACHMENT "A"

CONTRACTOR CRANE OPERATING CHECKLIST FOR CRITICAL LIFTS YES NO

1 Does the operator know the weight of the load to be lifted?

2 Is the load to be lifted within the crane manufacturer's rated capacity in its present configuration?

3 Is the crane level and on firm ground?

4 Are outriggers required?

5 If so, are outriggers fully extended and down, and the load off the wheels?

If blocking is required, is the entire surface of the outrigger pad supported, and is the blocking material of sufficient strength to safely support the loaded outrigger pad?

7 If outriggers are not used, is the crane rated for on-rubber lifts by the manufacturer's load chart?

Is the swing radius of the crane counterweight clear of people and obstructions and accessible areas within the swing area barricaded to prevent injury, damage and unplanned encroachment?

9 Has the hook been centered over the load in such a manner to prevent swing (deflection, side loading, load-moment)?

10 Is the load well secured and balanced in the sling or lifting device before it is lifted (free and clear) more than a few inches?

11 Is the lift swing path clear of obstructions?

12 If rotation of the load being lifted is hazardous, is tag line or restraint line being used?

13 Are personnel prevented from standing or passing under a suspended load?

14 Are personnel prevented from entering the load fall zone?

15 Is the crane operator's attention diverted?

16 Are proper signals being used at all times?

17 If radio communications are used is the frequency isolated to the crane team?

18 Do the operations ensure that side and tip loading is prohibited?

19 Are start and stop motions in a smooth fluid motion (no sudden acceleration or deceleration)?

20 If operating near electric power lines, are the rules and guidelines understood and adhered to as specified in NAVFAC P-307?

21 Is the lift a critical lift?

If so, are critical lift regulations understood, check-off sheets initialed and signed off, and was there an interactive brief conducted with associated personnel?

23 Is Attachment "A" current, filled out completely, and posted in the crane?

Contractor Name (Print Legibly):

Contractor Name (Signature):

Location: Date:

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Caution Warning”

Pest Control Pest Control includes the cost of labor and material or contract services for the control or elimination of insects and rodents or other pests (birds, feral animals, animal carcasses). Refer to the Installation Pest Management

Plan (IPMP).

COL 1:

Routine surveillance and treatment is conducted for all pest categories in all installation improved areas in accordance with the installation integrated pest management plan (IPMP).

COL 2:

Mission Impact Pests – Routine surveillance and treatment is conducted in accordance with the installation IPMP.

Structure Damaging and Disease Vector or Health Pests – Routine surveillance and treatment is conducted in accordance with the installation IPMP.

Lawn Turf and Ornamental Plant Pests – Routine surveillance and treatment conducted in accordance with the installation IPMP in prestige areas only. Treatment of lawn turf and ornamental plant pests in improved grounds areas is conducted in response to customer complaints only.

Nuisance Pests – Routine surveillance and treatment conducted in accordance with the installation IPMP is limited to

Child and Youth Program facilities, food handling and dining facilities, and administrative areas. No surveillance in operational areas. Treatment of operational areas is conducted in response to customer complaints only.

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Pest Control

COL 3:

Mission Impact Pests – Routine surveillance and treatment is conducted in accordance with the installation IPMP.

Structure Damaging and Disease Vector or Health Pests – Routine surveillance and treatment is conducted in accordance with the installation IPMP.

Lawn Turf and Ornamental Plant Pests – No surveillance in any grounds areas and treatment in prestige areas is conducted in response to customer complaints only. No treatment in improved grounds areas.

Nuisance Pests – Routine surveillance and treatment conducted in accordance with the installation IPMP is limited to

Child and Youth Program facilities, food handling areas, dining facilities, and administrative areas. No surveillance in operational areas. Treatment of operational areas is conducted in response to customer complaints only.

COL 4:

Mission Impact Pests – Routine surveillance and treatment is conducted in accordance with the installation IPMP.

Structure Damaging and Disease Vector or Health Pests – Routine surveillance and treatment is conducted in accordance with the installation IPMP.

Lawn Turf and Ornamental Plant Pests – No surveillance or treatment of in prestige or improved grounds areas.

Nuisance Pests – Routine surveillance and treatment conducted in accordance with the installation IPMP is limited to

Child and Youth Program facilities, food handling areas, and dining facilities only. No routine surveillance in operational or administrative areas. Treatment of operational and administrative areas is conducted in response to customer complaints only.

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021 Mole Cricket Control

022 Turf and Ornamental Pest Control

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023 Aquatic Plant Control

024 Industrial, Sidewalk, Substation, Vault, and Right-Of-Way Weed Control

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Anti-Terrorism Force Protection An artificial surface that resembles grass.

Lawn Care Lawns are defined as grassy areas adjacent to building entrances or other areas that are designed to be maintained for aesthetic purposes (e.g., memorials, main gates, parade fields, and fence lines adjacent to primary public thoroughfares). The installation will designate which grassy areas will receive maintenance in accordance with the requirements of slides 5-8.

COL 1:

Grass is maintained to recommended heights specified below and can include minor occurrences of variations in uniformity. Lawns are healthy and present a uniform appearance and a rich natural color due to routine pre-emergent and post-emergent weed control (herbicide) and fertilization, irrigation, weed control, de-thatching, aeration or overseeding. Mowing includes concurrent trimming adjacent to fencing, poles, walls or other objects. Lawns contain minor occurrences of bare areas, ruts, holes, weeds, dead vegetation, and debris. Edging (vertical edge cutting at lawn edges) is performed concurrently with mowing and is uniform in appearance with minor occurrences of vegetation encroachment on ground structures. Grass can include minor occurrences of vegetation on fences and height variations adjacent to fencing, poles, walls or other objects between services. COL 1 grounds are designated as Prestige Areas and must be approved by the FX HPD.

GRASS HEIGHT BY VARIETY: (Min - Max Growth Height)

Bermuda: 2” - 3“; Centipede: 2” - 3“; Fescue: 3” - 4“; Kentucky Blue Grass: 2” - 4“; St. Augustine: 2” - 3“; Zoysia: 2“ - 4“

Grass should be cut no more than one-third of the grass blade length when mowing to maintain grass health.

Refer to COL photos on slides 10-11 for appearance guidelines and general notes on slide 41 for additional information.

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Lawn Care (continued)

COL 2:

Grass is maintained to recommended heights specified below and can include some occurrences of variations in uniformity. Lawns are relatively healthy and present a generally uniform appearance and natural color and have minimal bare areas, ruts, holes, weeds, dead vegetation, and debris. Provide annual pre-emergent and post-emergent weed control and fertilization; and annual dethatching, aeration, and overseeding. Mowing includes concurrent trimming adjacent to fencing, poles, walls or other objects. Edging (vertical edge cutting at lawn edges) performed every other mowing and includes some variations in uniformity of appearance and some occurrences of vegetation encroachment on ground structures between services. COL 2 grounds are designated as Prestige Areas and must be approved by the

REGCOM or their designee.

GRASS HEIGHT BY VARIETY: (Min - Max Growth Height)

Bermuda: 2” - 4”; Centipede: 2” - 4”; Fescue: 3” - 5”; Kentucky Blue Grass: 2” - 5”; St. Augustine: 2” - 4”; Zoysia: 2” - 5“

Grass should be cut no more than one-third of the grass blade length when mowing to maintain grass health.

Refer to COL photos on slides 12-13 for appearance guidelines and general notes on slide 41 for additional information.

COL 3:

Lawns in improved areas will be maintained at the grass heights specified below. Not required to be uniform in appearance. Lawns can include occurrences of other vegetation and height variations. Mowing includes concurrent trimming adjacent to fencing, poles, walls or other objects. Edging (vertical edge cutting at lawn edges) provided monthly during the growing season and includes variations in uniformity of appearance and several occurrences of vegetation encroachment on ground structures between services. Provide annual pre-emergent weed control (herbicide) and fertilization. Irrigate as necessary to maintain lawn health and appearance..

Lawns will contain some occurrences of bare areas, ruts, holes, weeds, dead vegetation, and debris. No dethatching, aeration, or overseeding provided. Unscheduled service authorized in response to health, safety, or sanitation issues.

Determination of a health, safety, or sanitation requirement will be based on written documentation from an authoritative source such as a the base safety office.

GRASS HEIGHT: (Min - Max Growth Height)

Maintain all grass between 2” - 6” but mow at least every two weeks during the growing season. Grass should be cut no more than one-third of the grass blade length when mowing to maintain grass health.

Refer to COL photos on slides 14-15 for appearance guidelines and general notes on slide 41 for additional information.

COL 4:

Lawns are not required to be uniform in appearance between services. Trimming adjacent to fencing, poles, walls or other objects performed concurrently with every other mowing. Lawns can include several occurrences of vegetation on fences and height variations adjacent to fencing, poles, walls or other objects between services. Lawns contain MANY occurrences of bare areas, ruts, holes, weeds, dead vegetation, and debris.

Irrigation is reduced to the absolute minimum necessary to prevent loss and inhibit growth. Edging (vertical edge cutting at lawn edges) is not routinely conducted for base beautification purposes and is only conducted at limited frequencies to eliminate trip or fall hazards or to prevent damage to paved surfaces. No fertilization, weed control, dethatching, aeration, or overseeding provided. Unscheduled service authorized in response to health, safety, or sanitation issues.

Determination of a health, safety, or sanitation requirement will be based on written documentation from an authoritative source such as a the base safety office.

GRASS HEIGHT: (Max Growth Height)

Maintain all grass below 8” regardless of species. The intent of COL 4 lawn maintenance is to keep the grass healthy enough to survive until a higher COL is restored.

Refer to COL photos on slides 16-18 for appearance guidelines and general notes on slide 41 for additional information.

Shrub, Hedge, Plant and Tree Maintenance

COL 1:

Shrubs, hedges, plants, and trees are healthy and present a neat and balanced appearance. Provide trimming, fertilization, and disease/insect control on a routine basis. Refer to COL photos on slides 21-22 for appearance guidelines and general notes on slide 41 for additional information.

COL 2:

Shrubs, hedges, plants, and trees are healthy and are allowed some deviations from a balanced appearance.

Provide trimming, fertilization, and disease/insect control to maintain a healthy and balanced appearance. Refer to COL photos on slides 23-24 for appearance guidelines and general notes on slide 41 for additional information.

COL 3:

Shrubs, hedges, plants, and trees are trimmed and maintained a maximum of twice annually for appearance purposes, no fertilization, and disease/insect control. Shrubs, hedges, plants, and trees are healthy but are not required to be uniform in appearance. Additional trimming is authorized on a non-recurring basis to prevent interference with vehicular/pedestrian traffic, safety, security, encroachment, or operational requirements. Determination of a safety or operational requirement will be based on written documentation from an authoritative source such as a the base safety office or Department Head responsible for the impacted mission. Refer to COL photos on slides 25-26 for appearance guidelines and general notes on slide 41 for additional information.

Note: Only ornamental trees will receive recurring tree trimming as recommended and performed only by a certified Arborist. Non-recurring service for all species provided on an as-needed basis to prevent interference with vehicular/pedestrian traffic, personal security, prevent encroachment, or meet operational requirements.

Non-recurring service may be ordered via IDIQ or FedMall if not provided at the approved COL.

Shrub, Hedge, Plant & Tree Maintenance (cont.)

COL 4:

Shrub, hedge, plant, and tree maintenance provided on an as-needed basis and only to prevent interference with vehicular/pedestrian traffic, safety, security, encroachment, or operational requirements. Determination of a safety or operational requirement will be based on written documentation from an authoritative source such as a the base safety office or Department Head responsible for the impacted mission. Refer to COL photos on slides 27-28 for appearance guidelines and general notes on slide 41 for additional information.

Note: Only ornamental trees will receive recurring tree trimming as recommended and performed only by a certified Arborist. Non-recurring service for all species provided on an as-needed basis to prevent interference with vehicular/pedestrian traffic, personal security, prevent encroachment, or meet operational requirements.

Non-recurring service may be ordered via IDIQ or FedMall if not provided at the approved COL.

Plant Bed Maintenance

COL 1:

Plant beds are maintained quarterly to include weeding, mulching, dead vegetation and debris removal. Plant beds present a neat appearance with only minor occurrences of weeds, debris or unwanted vegetation between services.

Refer to COL photos on slides 30-31 for appearance guidelines and general notes on slide 41 for additional information.

COL 2:

Plant beds are maintained twice annually to include weeding, mulching, dead vegetation and debris removal. Plant beds present a relatively neat appearance with some occurrences of weeds, debris or unwanted vegetation between services.

Refer to COL photos on slides 32-33 for appearance guidelines and general notes on slide 41 for additional information.

COL 3:

Plant beds are maintained annually to include weeding, pre-emergent vegetation/weed control, mulching, vegetation/debris removal. Plant beds may contain many occurrences of weeds, debris or unwanted vegetation between services. Prior to mulching, apply pre-emergent weed control (herbicide). Unscheduled service authorized in response to health, safety, or sanitation issues. Determination of a safety requirement will be based on written documentation from an authoritative source such as a the base safety office. Refer to COL photos on slides 34-35 for appearance guidelines and general notes on slide 41 for additional information.

COL 4:

Plant beds are not maintained and may contain many occurrences of weeds, debris or unwanted vegetation.

Unscheduled service authorized in response to health, safety, or sanitation issues. Determination of a safety requirement will be based on written documentation from an authoritative source such as a the base safety office. Refer to COL photos on slides 36-37 for appearance guidelines and general notes on slide 41 for additional information.

Note: Plant bed maintenance applies to the plant bed only, and not the plants, trees, hedges, or shrubs.

Vegetation Control and Removal The following levels apply to vegetation and weed control and removal in areas that are not in landscape areas:

COL 1:

All improved areas of the installation present a neat appearance with only minor occurrences of weeds, debris, or unwanted vegetation between service. Maintain sidewalks, curbs, parking lots, brick walls, fences, building edges, and aggregate areas designated by the Installation to ensure they are free from unwanted debris and vegetation.

COL 2:

All improved areas of the installation present a relatively neat appearance with some occurrences of weeds, debris or unwanted vegetation between service. Maintain sidewalks, curbs, parking lots, brick walls, fences, building edges, and aggregate areas designated by the Installation a maximum of twice annually to ensure they are relatively free from unwanted debris and vegetation.

COL 3:

Vegetation and weeds are removed from all improved areas of the installation once annually to include sidewalks, curbs, parking lots, brick walls, fences, building edges, and aggregate areas designated by the Installation. Developed areas in highly visible locations will be maintained twice annually. Developed areas may contain many occurrences of weeds, debris or unwanted debris and vegetation between service. Highly visible areas include fence lines adjacent to primary public thoroughfares, areas adjacent to entry control points, areas adjacent to high use facilities (e.g., administrative facilities, dining facilities, BEQs, etc.), and high use vehicular/pedestrian routes and parking lots. Unscheduled service authorized in response to health, safety, or sanitation issue. Determination of a safety requirement will be based on written documentation from an authoritative source such as the base safety office.

COL 4:

Vegetation and weed removal is not provided. Improved areas may contain many occurrences of weeds, debris or unwanted vegetation. Unscheduled service authorized in response to health, safety, or sanitation issues and shall be approved by the Region Commander or their designee.

Note: Application of an herbicide is required prior to vegetation removal in all COLs to ensure vegetation does not return quickly.

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ATTACHMENT J-1503050-06-02

GROUNDS MAINTENANCE INVENTORY

AREA LOCATION TOTAL

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TYPE

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ADMIN/CHAPEL/GATE 3 USNA LOWER YARD 1.31 FESCUE 1.1 994 1022 28

ADMIN BLDG NORTH SEVERN 1.1 FESCUE 1.1 68 68 0

ALUMNI USNA LOWER YARD 2.25 FESCUE 1.9 1678 1728 50

BANCROFT 5TH & 7TH WINGS USNA LOWER YARD 0.34 FESCUE 0.3 186 186 0

BANCROFT 6TH & 8TH WINGS

KELLY COURT USNA LOWER YARD 0.66 FESCUE 0.51 717 717 0

BEARDALL ROAD USNA LOWER YARD 0.55 FESCUE 0.55 16 16 0

BOYER RD/GATE 8/FIRE STN USNA UPPER YARD 4.45 FESCUE 4.39 252 336 84

CEMETERY/COLUMBARIUM USNA UPPER YARD 6.6 FESCUE 6.4 258 344 86

CHILD DEVELOPMENT

CENTER NORTH SEVERN 3 FESCUE 2.8 13 957 0

CHILD DEVELOPMENT

CENTER ANNEX NORTH SEVERN 0.6 FESCUE 0.6 19 23 4

DAHLGREN/WARD USNA LOWER YARD 1.6 FESCUE 1.5 631 645 14

GATE 1 USNA LOWER YARD 0.8 FESCUE 0.41 1826 1830 4

HALSEY FIELD HOUSE USNA LOWER YARD 0.37 FESCUE 0.11 1431 1676 21

HOPPER HALL USNA LOWER YARD 0.18 FESCUE 0.13 128 100 0

HUBBARD HALL USNA UPPER YARD 0.86 FESCUE 0.83 133 133 0

LEJEUNE HALL USNA LOWER YARD 2.5 FESCUE 2.1 1910 1918 8

MAHAN/MAURY/SAMPSON USNA LOWER YARD 1.6 FESCUE 1.47 607 607 0

MCDONOUGH/LUCE USNA LOWER YARD 0.71 FESCUE 0.44 1276 1298 22

MICHELSON/CHAUVENET USNA LOWER YARD 0.31 FESCUE 0.26 251 251 0

MITSCHER/LEVY USNA LOWER YARD 1.26 FESCUE 1.04 919 919 0

NIMITZ HALL USNA LOWER YARD 0.7 FESCUE 0.3 0 0.28 0

NA CLUB/LEAHY/PREBLE USNA LOWER YARD 1.82 FESCUE 1.52 1400 1442 42

PARKING GARAGE USNA LOWER YARD 1.42 FESCUE 0 137.2 422.6 0

PLAZA (TERRACE) DECK USNA LOWER YARD 0.37 FESCUE 0.32 212 212 0

RICKETTS HALL USNA LOWER YARD 0.52 FESCUE 0.48 196 196 0

RICKOVER HALL USNA LOWER YARD 0.83 FESCUE 0.72 510 510 0

STRIBLING WALK USNA LOWER YARD 8.1 FESCUE 7.9 881 1125 244

T-COURT USNA LOWER YARD 0.32 FESCUE 0.18 704 704 0

TURNER JOY ROAD USNA LOWER YARD 0.6 FESCUE 0.54 325 325 0

VARSITY TENNIS COURTS USNA LOWER YARD 0.23 FESCUE 0.07 756 756 0

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HOUSE USNA LOWER YARD 0.88 FESCUE 0.27 2920 2920 0

YOUTH CENTER NORTH SEVERN 1 FESCUE 1 168 168 0

TOTALS 46.84 N/A 41.24 21522.2 23554.88 607

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*FLOWER BEDS & FLOWER POTS ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

FLOWER BEDS

STANDARDITEMDATE INSTALLED

APRIL 15 - APRIL 25

FLOWER POTS

DESIGNATED GERANIUMS 4” pots, in bud to show bloom by May planted 12” o.c.

SEPTEMBER 15 - OCTOBER 1 DESIGNATED PANSIES 12cm Darwin Hybrid, Pansies planted 12” o.c.

Pansies to compliment Tulip colors.

NOVEMBER 1 - NOVEMBER 25 DESIGNATED TULIP BULBS Tulips planted 6” o.c.

DATE INSTALLED ITEM STANDARD

APRIL 15 - APRIL 25 DESIGNATED GERANIUMS 4” pots planted 12” o.c.

SEPTEMBER 15 - OCTOBER 1 DESIGNATED PANSIES 12cm Darwin Hybrid, Pansies planted 12” o.c.

Pansies to compliment Tulip colors.

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BSC RUGBY FIELDS NORTH SEVERN 4.4 BERMUDA 4.4 0 0 0

BSC RUGBY ASTROPLAY NORTH SEVERN 3.14 ASTROPLAY 3.14 0 1337 0

DEWEY FIELD USNA LOWER YARD 7.3 BERMUDA 7.2 460 460 0

FARRAGUT ASTROPLAY USNA LOWER YARD 2 ASTROPLAY 2 0 0 0

FARRAGUT MULTIUSE USNA LOWER YARD 9 BERMUDA 9 4.4 4.4 0

BISHOP BASEBALL

ASTROPLAY USNA UPPER YARD 2.07 ASTROPLAY 2 235 235 1255

TOTALS 27.91 N/A 27.74 699.4 2036.4 1255

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BASEBALL

SKIN SF

HAMMER THROW USNA UPPER YARD 1.6 FESCUE 1.6 0 0 0

INGRAM FIELD USNA LOWER YARD 2.5 FESCUE 2.4 474 474 0

UPPER LAWRENCE FIELD USNA UPPER YARD 2.8 FESCUE 2.5 0 0 13015

LOWER LAWRENCE FIELD USNA UPPER YARD 2.5 FESCUE 2.5 0 0 1505

UPPER LAWRENCE FIELD

SOFTBALL USNA UPPER YARD 2.7 FESCUE 2.5 0 0 10000

NSA BALL FIELDS (3) NORTH SEVERN 6 FESCUE 6 0 0 0

SHERMAN FIELD USNA UPPER YARD 20.3 FESCUE 20.3 84 84 0

WORDEN FIELD USNA LOWER YARD 9 FESCUE 9 84 84 0

TOTALS 47.4 N/A 46.8 642 642 24520

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FLOWER

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MEDICAL CLINIC NORTH SEVERN 3.26 FESCUE 1.48 6927.74 8619 0

TOTALS 3.26 N/A 1.48 6927.74 8619 0

PRESTIGE GROUNDS - ATHLETIC FIELDS

PRESTIGE GROUNDS - INTRAMURAL FIELDS

PRESTIGE GROUNDS - BUMED

NOVEMBER 1 - NOVEMBER 25 DESIGNATED TULIP BULBS Tulips planted 6” o.c.

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FLOWER

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ALDER/CATALPA/HOLLY

RDS NORTH SEVERN 2.3 FESCUE 2.3 0 0 0

BRIGADE SPORTS COMPLEX NORTH SEVERN 4.5 FESCUE 3.3 778 778 0

CB BEACH NORTH SEVERN 0.84 FESCUE 0.84 0 0 0

COMMISSARY/NEX NORTH SEVERN 16.5 FESCUE 1.5 0 4139 0

COUNTY ROAD MAIL

CENTER USNA UPPER YARD 0.7 FESCUE 0.68 68 68 0

FORT NONSENSE NORTH SEVERN 5 FESCUE 5 0 0 0

FULLER BEQ/GALLEY NORTH SEVERN 0.38 FESCUE 0.34 183 183 0

GREENBURY POINT NORTH SEVERN 18 FESCUE 17.5 1055 1055 0

HALLIGAN HALL USNA UPPER YARD 1.1 FESCUE 1 303 303 0

HALLIGAN RD/OPS NORTH SEVERN 2.3 FESCUE 2.3 0 0 0

HOSPITAL POINT USNA UPPER YARD 3.8 FESCUE 3.8 239 239 0

MERCEDES BEQ NORTH SEVERN 1.7 FESCUE 1.5 773 773 0

METZGER NORTH SEVERN 1.3 FESCUE 1.2 512 512 0

MINI-MART NORTH SEVERN 1.9 FESCUE 1.9 32 32 0

MWR CAMPGROUND NORTH SEVERN 1.13 FESCUE 1.13 0 0 0

FIRE STATION NORTH SEVERN 0.5 FESCUE 0.5 450 450 0

NSA CHAPEL NORTH SEVERN 0.4 FESCUE 0.4 49 49 0

NORTH SEVERN POOL NORTH SEVERN 0.25 FESCUE 0.25 0 0 0

OLD CLINIC USNA UPPER YARD 2.2 FESCUE 2 1611 1611 0

OLD COMMISSARY/NEX/GAS

STATION

NORTH SEVERN 3.6 FESCUE 3.5 542 542 0

OPEN AREA BEHIND

FULLER/ IN FRONT OF RIFLE

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NORTH SEVERN 5.2 FESCUE 5.2 52 52 0

PERRY CENTER/HEATING

PLANT USNA UPPER YARD 5.6 FESCUE 5.5 645 3530 0

PRIMARY SCHOOL NORTH SEVERN 1.3 FESCUE 1.2 290 290 0

RECYCLE/SEWAGE PLANT NORTH SEVERN 2.3 FESCUE 2.3 0 0 0

REC 89/BENNION RD NORTH SEVERN 7.1 FESCUE 7.1 223 223 0

RETELLE REC CENTER NORTH SEVERN 8 FESCUE 8 0 0 0

RIFLE RANGE NORTH SEVERN 19 FESCUE 19 0 0 0

ROUTE 450 APPROACH USNA UPPER YARD 1 FESCUE 1 32 32 0

SAFETY/SECURITY USNA UPPER YARD 1.5 FESCUE 1.4 402 402 0

SOUTH SEVERN POOL USNA UPPER YARD 0.2 FESCUE 0.2 114 114 0

THRIFT STORE NORTH SEVERN 0.42 FESCUE 0.42 0 0 0

WATER TREATMENT PLANT USNA UPPER YARD 7.2 FESCUE 7.2 0 0 0

TOTALS 127.22 N/A 109.46 8353 15377 0

IMPROVED GROUNDS

Snow Removal

COL 1-4:

Mission Critical Roads, Piers, Parking Lots, Sidewalks and Airfields – Pre-treatment (e.g. brine, sand, salt) may begin prior to the snow event. Snow removal operations commence immediately and continue until complete.

Non-Mission Critical Roads, Piers, Parking Lots, Sidewalks and Airfields – Non-Mission Critical areas will be sub-divided into those receiving recurring services and those receiving unscheduled services to maintain health, safety or sanitation as approved by the Region Commander or their designee. Recurring service areas may be begin pre-treatment (e.g. brine, sand, salt) prior to the snow event. Snow removal operations commence when mission critical areas are completed and snow removal operations continue until complete.

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