Specifications include, but are not limited to: 1. With the exception of debris smaller than 2” (two inches) in diameter, all specified vegetative debris shall be removed from the project area, whether reduced onsite through burning, chipping, or other technique or hauled offsite for disposal or use. 2. Contractor must take care not to damage fences, buildings, vehicles, equipment, trailers, materials and supplies, overhead and underground utilities, gates, and any other items of value owned by the District or the neighboring property owners. Contractor will be held responsible for all damages. 3. Contractor must obtain all required local, state, and federal permits and/or authorizations required for the specific work to be undertaken and shall remain in full compliance with the governing regulations during the course of the work. 4. Contractor shall not bury onsite any debris, ash, or other materials resulting from or associated with the work. 5. Work may occur only during daylight hours. 6. The Contractor must exercise care to prevent damage to all residual live trees located within the project areas. Special care shall be given to prevent any damage to any trees not designated for removal by the District. Standing trees not intended for removal will not be used in any manner to facilitate the Contractor’s operations. 7. Stumps from vertical dead and leaning trees shall be cut as close to the ground as possible and shall not be higher than six inches (6") above the ground except where otherwise authorized by the Project Manager. Felled trees with root balls attached shall be cut as close to the root ball as possible.