Tree Cutting and Planting Services in Poland

This contract involves the removal of trees, shrubs, and self-seeded plants. The contractor is required to: 1. Process the wood, cut it, and stack it in symmetrical, regular piles with a maximum length of 2.4 meters. 2. Clean up and dispose of the remnants from the cut trees, shrubs, and self-seeded plants, as well as other waste generated from the work, in accordance with applicable regulations (leaving wood waste in the form of chips evenly spread on site is allowed). 3. Restore the area after tree cutting, including the removal of branches and trunks, and burning of waste is strictly prohibited. 4. Purchase and remove the wood obtained. For maintenance work, the contractor must: 1. Clean up, remove, and dispose of branches, trunks, and other waste generated from the work, following applicable regulations (leaving wood waste in the form of chips evenly spread on site is allowed) – burning of waste is prohibited. For replacement tree planting, the contractor must: 1. Carry out planting according to horticultural or forestry standards to ensure survival until the next growing season, following the guidelines in the contract description and administrative decision. 2. Properly prepare the soil before planting by mixing peat, fertile soil, and sand as per the guidelines. 3. Water the plantings abundantly. 4. Install supports for the trees according to the guidelines, or stake the trees with at least three stakes if no guidelines are provided. 5. Install protective nets on the planted trees as per the guidelines or at a minimum height of 50 cm. 6. Clean up the area after completing the work. Additional information: 1. Tree cutting and removal must not damage other trees or the area covered by the service. 2. Burning of waste is strictly prohibited on the work site. 3. The contractor will purchase and manage the wood obtained from the buyer based on a delivery list prepared by an authorized representative. 4. The contractor must provide all necessary materials, tools, and equipment for the contract. 5. Planting material must be nursery-grown, healthy, and suitable for the species, variety, and age of the plant. 6. All arrangements regarding work organization and site security are the contractor's responsibility. 7. If the work obstructs traffic, the contractor must create a traffic management plan as part of the offered price. 8. A joint site visit is recommended after selecting the contractor to discuss the work process and site security. 9. Safety signs must be placed in hazardous areas. 10. The contractor must ensure access to all neighboring properties. 11. The contractor must store equipment and materials in a way that does not obstruct traffic. Other conditions are detailed in administrative decisions and other documents, which will be incorporated into the contract.