A02_Appendix H.pdf
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- W912P922R0004
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This document contains an appendix and related federal contract opportunity solicitation. The appendix outlines vegetation control requirements at various locations within Mark Twain Lake, including riprap areas, sand beach areas, and other paved or aggregate surfaces. Control methods include both non-selective and selective herbicide application as well as entire removal of vegetation and debris. The related solicitation seeks grounds maintenance services at Clarence Cannon Dam and Mark Twain Lake to promote healthy plant growth and a clean appearance. Interested offerors should direct any questions to the point of contact by June 13, 2022. Services include personnel, equipment, supervision, and other items to perform groundskeeping.
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Appendix H
Vegetation Control Area Chart
Vegetation Control. Vegetation control shall consist of non-selective or selective spot or band application to kill all live herbaceous and/or woody vegetation within the specified areas with pre- and/or post emergent herbicides or entire removal of live vegetation entirely including root systems and removal of dead vegetative material.
Vegetation control limits shall overlap or be adjacent to the trimming limits as stated in Paragraph 5.1.2 contained herein. Note: The maximum allowable application bandwidth around objects within the Vegetation control limits shall be 12 inches. Woody vegetation control or removal shall consist of cutting the tree or shrub no more than six
(6) inches above the exposed surface and disposal. Post-emergent herbicide shall be applied to the remainder of the stump immediately after removal to insure a continued kill of the plant.
1. Riprap areas
a. Clarence Cannon Dam Stilling Basin, Dam Face, and Exit Channel
b. John Spalding Boat Ramp Area and High Water Boat Ramp Area
c. Ray Behrens Boat Ramp Area
d. Indian Creek East Boat Ramp Area, West Boat Ramp Area and Henderson Lake Dam Area. NOTE: See map in Appendix B for exact limits at West Boat Ramp Area
e. Robert Allen Boat Ramp Area and High Water Boat Ramp Area
f. South Fork Boat Ramp Area
h. Stoutsville Boat Ramp Area and High Water Boat Ramp Area
i. Bluffview Recreation Area
j. M.W. Boudreaux Visitor Center Dry Creek Bed NOTE: See map in Appendix B for location of dry creek bed
k. Indian Creek West Boat Ramp Area. NOTE: See map in Appendix B for exact limits
l. Hunter/Fisherman Access Areas 11, 15, 20, 30, 61 and 70
2. Sand Beach Areas
a. John Spalding Beach, sanded areas and sidewalks
b. Indian Creek Beach and sanded areas
3. Post and/or Pre-emergent Herbicide
a. Paved, aggregated or bark chip sidewalks and trails
b. Paved or aggregate parking lots, Hunter/Fisherman Lots and associated gravel roads, boat launches, turn-around and pull-out areas (this includes control of vegetation Three (3) feet from outside of cable on Hunter/Fisherman parking lots that are not included in mowing limits)
c. Paved or aggregate roads and guardrails
d. Aggregate or bark chip and pea gravel shrub and flower beds. NOTE: In shrub and flower beds application shall not occur within 3 inches of any landscape plants.
e. Riprap
Appendix H
f. Chain link fences
g. Landscape trees and shrubs
h. Concrete and aggregate campsites, playgrounds and concrete play courts
i. Comfort stations, showing buildings, vault toilets, dumpster pads, project administration buildings, amphitheaters and picnic shelters
j. Entrance signs and signposts
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