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1 Warranty Limitations: IN THE CASE OF ALL NON-DESIGNED USES FOR GEOGREEN OR GEOTRAX SURFACES, THE OWNER IS ADVISED THAT ANY RESULTING DAMAGE TO THE TURF IS NOT COVERED BY GEO-SURFACES WARRANTY. THE ABOVE-MENTIONED 1 THREE CATEGORIES ALL FALL UNDER THIS LISTING OF NON-DESIGNED USES. MINOR REPAIRS TO GEOGREEN OR GEOTRAX SURFACES Your playing surface has been carefully engineered to provide many years of service. hh the case of vandalism or unusual abuse, limit your maintenance staff to performing minor repair. For more serious problems, consult your Geo-Surfaces representative. When to Repair: 1 To properly maintain a replicated grass playing field, be aware of the day-to-day activities, usage and condition of the facility. It is very important that any minor damage be repaired immediately because a small problem may eventually grow into a major repair. In addition to routine awareness of field conditions, once or twice a year each field should be given a careful and thorough inspection, preferably in the spring with a follow-up in early fall. All seams should be inspected and any loose areas noted and repaired. Go over the body of each panel of fabric and note any rips and/or tears. Assess the status of the under-padding and the condition of the surface. In the case of an older and/or heavily used field, inspections should be 1 made more frequently. Why a Spring inspection? Fields endure their heaviest scheduled activity during the fall months. Once your inspection has been completed you may require the assistance of a professional Geo-Surfaces crew. Your Geo- Surfaces representative is always available to assist in the case of an emergency, but planned visits permit more efficient and cost effective service. If repairs are required they are easier to make in warm.dry weather. Adhesives will hold better and cure faster when there is more opportunity to leave the repaired area undisturbed. Gluing repairs should not be attempted if the field is wet. What Are "Minor Repairs"? An open spot in a seam, where the loose area in the seam extends from a few inches to two feet along a glued seam line (where at least one of the turf edges is still attached to the seam tape). Cuts, rips or tears in the surface fabric that are less than six inches or so in length do not generally require the insertion of seam tape. These can also be regarded as minor unless allowed to become larger. Sewing or adhering the repairs can handle all of these problems. Global Synthetics Environmental,LLC • 6326 Highland Road • Baton Rouge.LA 70808 • 225 907 4763• 'HMV.geosurfaces.cam 20 RFP#12-10-03 1