Landscape and Irrigation Maintenance shall at a minimum meet the following criteria: Remove low-hanging or dead branches that obstruct visibility, signage, or pose hazards to vehicles or pedestrians. Inspect and test all irrigation zones monthly during the operating season. Perform basic repairs (e.g., head adjustments, minor leaks). Coordinate major repairs with airport facilities personnel. Collect and dispose of all plant litter, trash, or debris on each site visit. Remove approved trees using equipment and personnel experienced in working near sensitive infrastructure. Grind stumps 6–12 inches below grade unless otherwise directed. Backfill and restore disturbed areas with soil and seed or mulch. Provide 24/7 emergency response service for fallen or storm-damaged trees. Must respond within 4 hours of notification from airport staff. Trim shrubs and ornamental grasses to maintain shape and safety clearance. Maintain beds free of litter, weeds, and encroachments. Apply herbicides and insecticides in accordance with FAA-approved materials lists and environmental guidelines. Prevent invasive vegetation near airside fencing, signage, and utilities. All sidewalks shall be blown off and cleared of all debris. Excavation and removal of material in and around buildings, roads and parking areas. Erosion control - when needed around buildings and in the airfield. Storm water management. Fine grading - all roads and parking areas not paved within the airport boundaries. Green waste/waste disposal - there is an onsite green waste disposal area. Snow and Ice Control shall at a minimum meet the following criteria: Monitor weather forecasts and initiate pre-treatment with salt/brine for incoming winter weather. Plow and clear landside areas including parking lots, roadways, walkways, loading zones, employee access routes, and administrative building entries. Avoid snow discharge near stormwater inlets, fire hydrants, ADA ramps, or security gates. Shovel or snow-blow all pedestrian areas to bare pavement condition. Apply deicer to prevent refreezing. Use airport-approved, non-corrosive deicing products for sensitive areas. Do not use rock salt or chloride-based materials on concrete less than one year old or near sensitive infrastructure. Snow hauling off-site must be approved in writing. Performance standards shall meet the following criteria: Landscaped areas must appear healthy, weed-free, and professionally maintained. Snow and ice removal shall begin within 2 hours of event start or accumulation. No disruption to airport operations is permitted without prior coordination. Scheduling and Frequency: Landscape and Irrigation Maintenance shall be conducted at a minimum, “monthly”. Snow and Ice Control shall begin within “2” hours after event start or accumulation.
