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What is the carport cleaning schedule, and why aren't they cleaned more frequently?
Certain pieces of equipment such as the leaf blowers are very noisy and disruptive, particularly when they are used in close proximity to the manors or clubhouses, can't the work be done differently or with different tools to minimize the noise?
Why don't the landscape crews clean the rain gutters?
What is the schedule for maintenance of the Garden Villa breezeways and stairs, and why aren't they cleaned more frequently?
What types of fertilizers are used in the Community, and when are they applied?
What is the carport cleaning schedule, and why aren't they cleaned more frequently?
Certain pieces of equipment such as the leaf blowers are very noisy and disruptive, particularly when they are used in close proximity to the manors or clubhouses, can't the work be done differently or with different tools to minimize the noise?
Why don't the landscape crews clean the rain gutters?
What is the schedule for maintenance of the Garden Villa breezeways and stairs, and why aren't they cleaned more frequently?
What types of fertilizers are used in the Community, and when are they applied?
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What types of fertilizers are used in the Community, and when are they applied?
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What types of fertilizers are used in the Community, and when are they applied? Staff currently uses a variety of fertilizers depending on the area in question. Soil and plant tissue tests are utilized to determine the specific nutrient needs. Lawns are fertilized once per year in late spring with a slow-release, nitrogen-based product. Unlike lawns, once firmly established, the shrubs and trees selected for use in the Community rarely need regular fertilizer applications. However as exceptions arise, they are fertilized on a spot treatment basis as determined by visual appearance, and the results of soil and tissue testing. |
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Composed: 12/28/2006 | Modified: 12/28/2006 |
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