ST8502-CS 870528GINN, INC.
May 28, 1987
CONSULTING ENGINEERS
TO: Ail Coppell Residents
Re: Moore Rd. Imprv./Hydromulch
Dear Resident:
Moore Rd. is now near completion, and you have probably
noticed that those previously bare ground areas adjacent to the
work have been sprayed with a green slurpy mixture of wood fiber,
bermuda seed, fertilizer and water which is referred to as
hydromulch.
Now that this final application is in place, there are a few
things would like you to know.
The newly seeded areas are highly susceptible to weed
growth, and the tendency of many people would be to spray or
treat the area with a weed killer which could damage or kill the
new grass. Please refrain from using weed killers on these areas
until the grass has had a chance to establish itself. Usually
one good growing season is enough time.
Preferably, you could cut the grass once it reaches at least
3" to 4" in height. Also, refrain from using any fertilizer for
the next few weeks as this has been applied with the initial
application of hydromulch.
The contractor will be doing some watering for the next two
weeks. We would like to see the areas kept moist but not soggy.
If it appears the ground is too dry, then some watering on your
part would help insure the seed germination.
Again, we thank you for your patience and cooperation. If
you have any questions, please feel free to call me any time at
248-4900, Ext. 114.
Sin_~erely,
Walter M. Ellison
cc: Alan Ratliff, C.Mgr.
Ashlar Contracting Co.
0254/05