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am EVERETT <br /> WASHINGTON <br /> AT CONCLUSION OF EACH DAYS USE: <br /> 1. Fill the holes in the batter's boxes and catcher's area. Pack the dirt. Whenever dry, water the area before <br /> packing. Follow the packing with a thorough raking. There must be no footprints left to fill with water over <br /> night. <br /> 2. Rake loose dirt back on top of mound. Fill and pack the holes left by the pitcher. Follow the packing with a <br /> light raking to eliminate any depressions. There must be no footprints left to fill with water over night. <br /> 3. Follow steps 1 and 2 for the bullpen area(s). <br /> 4. Remove bases and rake dirt level and pack. Store bases securely at end of each use. <br /> 5. Fill the sliding areas at each base. <br /> 6. Rake the baselines smooth. There must be no footprints left to fill with water over night. <br /> 7. Rake both the infield dirt or skin edge and outfield grass edge to return excess dirt preventing build up at <br /> grass edge that will create "lipping" where the grass meets the dirt. <br /> 8. Rake and broom the base coaching areas. There must be no footprints left to fill with water over night. <br /> 9. Check outfield for holes and torn out sod. Fill with dirt as needed. <br /> 10. Sweep out dugouts and pick up garbage. Dispose of garbage properly. <br /> 11. Pick up garbage under and around stands and spectator areas. Dispose of garbage properly. <br /> 12. Rake level the infield positional players' areas. These are the areas where the 1st 2nd SS, and 3rd base <br /> players play. <br /> Tools You Will Need: <br /> • Landscape or Loam Rakes <br /> • Flat shovel <br /> • Tamping tool <br /> • Base dig out tool <br /> • Hoses, nozzles and quick coupler quills <br /> • String winder <br /> • Hammer & spikes for chalking and lining <br /> B3 <br />