Anyone can start here · a public park with an existing marked ground-nesting bee soil patch showing vegetation encroachment, Burleson, TX 76028 (Johnson County); best-estimate location near the town center, exact address not confirmed
Hand-clear regrowth encroaching on a marked ground-nesting bee soil patch, a public park, Burleson, TX.
Fund it for $80. Proof lands onchain when it's done.
$80 proposed
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What the work involvesThe staked and signed bare-soil patch near this park's meadow edge held its ground through last year's nesting season, but Bermuda grass has crept in from the mowed lawn on two sides and a season's worth of drifted leaf litter has thinned the open ground down to a fraction of its original footprint. The fix is hand-pulling the grass and hand-raking the litter clear, never tilling the soil to do it -- a tilled patch is a disturbed patch, and disturbance is exactly what this ground has to stay free of.
How this work is done
A documented method, so this packet comes out the same whoever does it.
Steps
- 1. Confirm the patch's corner stakes and sign are still findable (or note if missing), and confirm with the owner or manager that no digging or tilling is planned this visit; photograph the patch as found, noting any grass, weed, mulch drift, or leaf litter that has encroached since the last season.
- 2. Hand-pull or hand-clip any grass or weeds rooted into the bare patch, working by hand or hand tool only -- never a tiller, plow, hoe stroke that turns soil, or any powered soil-disturbing tool -- and never loosen or disturb the soil surface itself, only remove what is growing on or lying over it.
- 3. Hand-rake away any drifted mulch, leaf litter, or organic buildup that has settled onto the bare ground, restoring the open, sun-exposed soil surface without digging into it.
- 4. Confirm the corner stakes and sign are upright, legible, and still marking the patch's original footprint; reset or replace any that have shifted, faded, or gone missing.
- 5. Photograph the finished, re-cleared patch from the same before vantage, and record the patch's current footprint against its originally recorded dimensions.
What counts as done
- Before photo of the patch showing grass, weed, mulch, or litter encroachment
- After photo of the patch hand-cleared back to open, bare soil
- Confirmation that no tilling, digging, or soil-surface disturbance occurred at any point
- Sign and stake condition confirmed (upright, legible, reset if needed)
- Current patch footprint recorded against the original dimensions
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