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Supporting Documentation · Jul 7, 2026

181-26 Exhibit A- Final Specifications_compressed.pdf

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SECTION 809 – MULCHING 804.04 MEASUREMENT AND PAYMENT THE FOLLOWING IS CHANGED TO: Separate payment shall not be made for STRAW MULCHING. Payment for STRAW MULCHING shall be included under the various bid items in sections 606 and 607. SECTION 811 – PLANTING 811.01 DESCRIPTION ADD THE FOLLOWING: The contractor shall provide a list of available trees equivalent in price to the species indicated under the materials to the Township Engineer and Forrester. The Engineer and Forrester shall then select the species and quantity of trees to be planted and indicate the location of the plantings. The Contractor is to coordinate field verified planting locations with Township Forrester. 811.02 MATERIALS ADD THE FOLLOWING: Plants: Shall be one of the following species or an approved equal available species to following trees: Ornamentals to be planted when there are overhead utility lines involved 1. Okame Cherry 2. Kwanzan Cherry 3. Autumn flowering Cherry 4. Redbud 5. Centzan Flowering Crabapple 6. Ivory Silk Japanese Lilac 7. Winter king Hawthorn 8. Pyramidal European Hornbeam Shade trees to be planted when there is growing space adequate and no utility lines 1. Jefferson Elm 2. Swamp White Oak 3. Eastern Hackberry 4. Black Gum 5. Magar Gingko 6. Trident maple 7. Hedge Maple 8. Dawn Redwood 9. Fruitless Sweetgum All trees shall be 1 ½”-2 ½”” caliper. The location of the trees will be at the direction of the Engineer and/or Forester. All planting to be done whenever the weather and soil conditions are favorable or as otherwise authorized by the Owner or his representative. All plant material shall conform to the American Standard for Nursery Stock, as published by the American Association of Nurserymen, 1250 I Street, N.W., Suite 500, Washington, D.C. 20005. All plants must be disease, fungi, and insect free upon delivery. All materials must be watered down and covered with a heavy tarpaulin while in transit. Upon arrival the tarp shall be lifted off the plant material. On-site storage of plant material shall be in accordance with the following: HELEN AVE., LAWRENCE AVE., FLORENCE PL., AND LOWELL AVE., IMPROVEMENTS PROJECT Page 66 of 76

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