10616 HOLLY DR 2016-01-01 MF Import

Y�ar 1: Year 1 consists of the growing season following the initial planting. (' Two site visits The first site visit will be conducted at green-up, approximately early spring, to determine the initial survival of the shrub� and trees in the buffer planting area. It will include a plant-by-plant inspection throughout the total planting area with a notation of any species, which appear to be stressed, dead or delayed in initial growth. Photos will be taken of the site per the established photo schedule, which will be crea?ed at the initiation of the Time-Zero Report. � The second site visit wiil be completed at the end of the growing season. Tfois visit will determine the success or failure of the plants at the end of the first year. At this time, all dead plants will be flagged and recorded. This information will be sup�lied to the planting contractor for re-vegetation during the dormant winter period. Phot�s from the established photo points wiil be taken per the established photo schedule. Year 2: Two site visits The first site visit will be during the early spring, i.e., during green-up, to avaluate over winter success and to inspect plants that were re-planted during the d:-:mant winter season as part of the re-vegetation construction contract. Plants througiiout the total buffer planting area will be inspected. Any species that appear to be stressed, dead or delayed in growth will be noted. Photos wiif be taken of the site per the established t photo schedule. A second site visit will be completed at the end of the growing season. This visit will determine the success or failure of the plants at the end of the second year. All planted species will be inspected and any species that appear stressed, dead or delayed in growth will be noted. In addition, percent coverage will be estimated per the performance standards. Photos from the established photo points will be taken per the established photo schedule. Year 3: Three site visits. The first site visit will be during the early spring, i.e., during green-up, to evaluate over winter success. All planted species will be inspected. Any species that appear to be stressed, dead or delayed in growth will be noted. Photos will be taken of the site per the esta�lished photo schedule. The second visit wfll be in late fall. At this time, it will be determined by the monitor whether the site is mee:ing the performance standards and goais as iden4ified in the Restoration Plan. This includes plant survival and coverage standards. Photos from the established photo points will be taken per the established photo schedule. The third visit will a�so occur in late fall, and will be the final site visit. At this time, the ( Project monitor will meet with City personnel on site to verify the Project monitor's final � determination. If City personnel and the Project monitor agree that the site has met the 4 �\ �1��