CONSIDERING the need to establish technical procedures for receiving seedlings from the Environmental Commitment Terms (TCA) and other obligations contracted with the Municipal Green and Environment (SVMA);

WHEREAS it is the Department of Parks and Green Areas (Depave) specify the patterns and tree species to be delivered to Technical Division Production and Tree Planting (Depave 2);

WHEREAS the different plant species differ in their mode of growth and development;

WHEREAS, the choice of species and their size can vary depending on the location of planting and landscape design;

WHEREAS it is the Municipal Green and Environment set the tree species originated from TCA, or other obligations contracted with the Department, which will be planted on public roads and green areas of the city;

WHEREAS be racing SVMA the promotion of urban forestry policy;

BELIEVING that the work of DEPAVE 2 (Production and afforestation) DEPAVE 4 (Protection and Environmental Assessment) and CCA (Environmental Compensation from vegetation management) closely related;

WHEREAS, after all, the need to define criteria and requirements for receiving seedlings from TCA as item 15.1 of Ordinance 44/SVMA-G/2010, as well as other obligations contracted with SVMA;



RESOLVE:



One. Adopt standards and specifications for receiving tree seedlings from TCA, as well as other obligations contracted with SVMA as Attachments 01 and 02, members of this ordinance.



2nd. Establish tree species and their classes that will be required by Depave-2, Depave-4, according to Annex 02.





3rd. This Ordinance shall come into force on its publication date, otherwise repealed, and in particular, Ordinance No. 02/DEPAVE/90.





Eduardo Jorge Martins Alves Sobrinho

Attachment 01 - Member of the Order __ / SVMA-G/2010

1. Requirement Specifications and seedlings



1.1. In cases arising from TCA, conditioned to the demands of a technical nature and scenic places of planting their seedlings shall belong exclusively to Brazilian native flora.



1.2. The definition of species to be delivered will be updated as needed to SVMA.



1.2.1. The equivalence tables can be updated as market variations.



1.3. For purposes of these rules, we define change as the plant grown in suitable container, with proper technique, to ensure the best plant health, transport and "catch".





1.4. The seedlings will be grouped by classes, according to the planting site, as follows:

* Measure the neck to the apex of the seedling.



1.5. Tree species will be divided into groups according to their shape growth and development (Annex 02).



1.5.1. Given the difference in the production costs of the various groups of species, it becomes necessary to perform an equivalence to request delivery of seedlings, according to Table I which follows:



Table I. Equivalence between species groups

* Group 01 (Species of Moderate Growth) is considered based group, it covers most species.



1.5.2. Considering that the cost of production of seedlings also differs in relation to their age (class), with the following Table II equivalence classes:



Table II. Equivalence between classes seedlings

* Class D is regarded base.



1.5.3. For species belonging to Group 04 - Species Growth Slow and Low Branch - will be considered a single class, equivalent to Class D, with a height greater than or equal to 1.20 m, taken from the cervix to the apex of the seedling, and diameter greater or equal to 5.0 cm (sum of stems).





1.6. The seedlings provided shall meet the following requirements:



a. Trunk - well formed, free from injury caused by mechanical shock or failures by management, as drastic pruning. Will not be accepted seedlings which stem from regrowth is stimulated by senescence of stem / branch original;

b. Cup - will be prohibited from receiving seedlings devoid of leaves, except deciduous species;

c. Root system - consolidated on the package delivery;

d. Soil type - will be taken into consideration, as required for each species.

and. Will be eligible for reenvasamento, since the root system is consolidated;

f. The pot should be flexible packaging commonly used in the production market, made of high density polyethylene, charged against ultraviolet rays to give more life to be in perfect weather and handling conditions and must provide mechanical strength to carry the load and discharge besides allowing good drainage.

g. For seedlings classes E and F may be accepted other types of packaging since pre agreed with DEPAVE-2;

h. Will be prohibited from receiving seedlings potted in cans.

2. Receiving Seedlings



2.1. The acceptance of the seedlings should be done by technicians Depave-2.



2.2. In the act of acceptance for the seedlings that are in accordance with this standard will be issued Technical Term Acceptance.



2.3. For purposes of sampling substrate conditions, root and plant health, must deliver additional seedlings, so that, by chance, is made and unpacking and destorroamento, as follows:

3. Defining classes and groups of seedlings



3.1. Depave-2 regularly informed, through the memorandum, the Depave-4 species and their classes that must be requested in "communicate" to be issued.



3.2. The drafting of the new TCA should include a clause establishing competency Depave-2 in describing species and their classes to be delivered.



3.3. Depave-2 issue Term Technical Acceptance and deliver a way that the person concerned shall docket the Depave-4 or the Environmental Clearinghouse (SVMA-G/CCA) as appropriate, to certify receipt of the seedlings, according to item 2.2.







Attachment 02 - Member of the Order XX/DEPAVE-G/2010 - Groups of Species

Grupo 02 - Espécies de Crescimento Rápido
Nome Vulgar	Nome Científico	Caducifólia
Açoita-cavalo	Luehea sp.
Algodão da praia	Hibiscus pernambucensis
Algodoeiro	Heliocarpus americanus
Anda-assú	Joannesia princeps
Angico	Anadenanthera sp.	X
Araribá	Centrolobium tomentosum	X
Aroeira Branca	Lithraea molleoides
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