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Lake Edge Enhancement 1 Spence Restoration Nursery Procedures for Lake Edge Enhancement System Part 1 General 1.01 Section Includes A. Preparation B. Seeding C. Planting D. Seed Protection E. Waterfowl exclusion F. Maintenance 1.02 Bidder qualifications A. The submitting bidders shall be, and have been, actively and directly engaged in wetland plant installation for a period of two (2) or more years. Provide proof of five (5) or more successful wetland plant installations. B. Qualified bidders shall possess specialized equipment for working in and around water, including a small boat, hip waders, and floatation life preservers to be worn while working in water. 1.03 Environmental Requirements A Installation shall be performed in mid to late spring, specifically between April 1 and July 1st. Lake Edge Enhancement 2 B. Hydrology shall be established pror to installation. Detention pond must have an established pool level to utilize as a reference for planting. C Surrounding uplands shall be stabilized with the specified grass seed mix. No pre-emergent herbicides shall be applied to surrounding turf during the six months prior to installation and for at least 1 year following installation. D. Emergent plants shall be installed prior to seeded communities. 1.04 Materials A. All native seed shall be stored in a cooler at 40 degrees Fahrenheit prior to installation 1. All native seed must be of wild ecotype as provide by Spence Restoration Nursery or approved local source. No hybrids or cultivars may be included. 2. Local genotype seed shall be used whenever possible due to its adaptation to central Indiana soil and climate. These specifications do not apply to the temporary matrix. B. Container grown plants shall be used for the emergent plant communities. 1. Container grown plant must be nursery propagated of wild ecotype in 2 3/8” square by 3 ?” deep open-bottomed pots as provided by Spence Restoration Nu