ACIS

Grass will be cut on a cyclical basis as often as necessary to ensure it does not get above the maximum height. This means that the actual frequency may change depending on growth and ground conditions.

As a guide, frequencies may be approximately 15 to 18 cuts per year over the grass growing period based on every two weeks from March to November depending on the category of grass cutting for the site.
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Shrub beds maintenance such as pruning and weeding at a number of Acis sites takes place as part of the teams’ cyclical works.
Pruning and cutting shall depend upon the species to be maintained but at least twice a year. All shrub beds shall receive appropriate pruning that prevents an increase in height and encroachment, apart from allowing the development of a maturing planting scheme.
The Wildlife and Countryside Act shall be adhered to and operatives must be aware of its restrictions.

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At selected sites, flowerbeds are planted with seasonal planting, both in the summer and winter months, and add a real splash of colour to the schemes. Teams will also tend to flowerbeds and rose beds as part of their routine cycles.

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Hedges shall be maintained to provide a pleasing environment, with the hedges well-tended and maintained to ensure their quality is preserved from year to ar to provide natural habitat for wildlife.
The operation shall cause minimum disturbance to wildlife in compliance with the Wildlife and Countryside Act. Operation should not be carried out in the summer month unless instructed to do so.

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Weed spraying will be carried out as required during the growing season approximately April to October, using an approved and effective weed killer in accordance with the Manufacturer’s instructions.

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