2780 Memorandum, James Lawrence Carney and Town of Lexington, supplementary conditions, September 19, 1902

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R taLn1#A 'Wall. The Gontrostor is to excavate for and put in, as di., r rotted* a stone foundation V-S" deep for the retaining; wall an tho Russell line Opposite the wars* end entrance. lie is to furnish field stone for and build In a satisfactory mu ner an the above foxmdatiens a retaining wall 21-00 think to Sho graft of the highest point of the Russell land a rin : this wail . Shrubs and. Plant inij. The Oontraotor shall Furnish treat and shrubs for the areas to be planted in such numbers and of such kinds as will be satisfactory to the Architects . All to be young, bushy, vigorous stem,, free from aoale,: of gone size and of standard stook . The above trees and shrubs 4r* to be planted by the Contractor in the positions Amd quwititles as directed by the Arehi� tects . Each group is to be partially mingled with each adjoining Sro The C ont rant or sha, ll warm it and. care for the above stock for the period of fto year From tho time of planting# pruning, the same in proper a*" d varMIting thWA e11ye and vigeroft., Should any of the stack fail., he .is , at his own expense, to replace ,and make good the sager to the satisfaction of the Architects . Pu,,. U her Gu "; tty.. The Contractor shall in the Spring of 1903 and prior to XMW l,dt, make good, at h"S Own "pen", any washOuts v s*ttlings or other defects that may have occurred: LA or UPOU tha graded poses subsequent to the original onmpletion of tho pbs it being understood that the Arehiteots shall be the J"d908 Of Vhether and to what extort any defeets oxiat , and that all the WOrk of replacement and repalr Shall be done In a000rdanoe with their requirements .