Substantial Completion for each field for each Job Order is achieved when the work described in the scope of work for each field is completed and when turf growth has reached a point where the turf is adequately established and functional for its intended use, though not necessarily fully mature. Key factors considered include: 1. Coverage: The turf will have a uniform and sufficient coverage, between 90-95%, with no bare spots. Grass will be green and thriving. Any gaps in turf or joints will be sanded using bunker quality sand. 2. Root Establishment: The root system is sufficiently developed to support the grass and withstand usage without significant damage. This is field checked by ensuring the turf joints are connected to the soil bed. 3. Height: The turf will have reached at least 3 inches. 4. Health: The grass will be healthy, with no significant areas of disease, pests, or nutrient deficiencies. 5. Safety: The turf is safe for athletes, with a consistent playing surface free from hazards like holes or uneven areas.
