Re: Semi-mature planting
| Subject: | Re: Semi-mature planting |
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| From: | Pete Hughes |
| Date: | Dec 21 2006 11:53:54 |
Edmund Hopkins wrote:
Make sure the surroundings are tree friendly for when roots leave the pit. And I wouldn't bother too much with details of maintenance, just make them hand over a tree in year 3 that is growing away with appropriate vigour.
I'd agree with that really, go for an outcome based specification. If
the contractor's any good and is experienced, they'll know how to
achieve the desired outcome without being told what to do. They probably
have a better idea of how to succeed at this than someone who's not
entirely sure how to word a task-based specification. As long as there's
a reasonably clear specified outcome, i.e., evidence of X amount of
extension growth after 3 years, I'd leave it to them to work out how to
achieve this. If they achieve then the onus is on them to deal with it.
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