Bowling Green Maintenance: 28. Annual Material Requirements

The total quantity of materials that might be needed to maintain a bowling green can vary considerably due to a number of factors.

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  Bowling Green Maintenance: 29. Annual Staffing Requirements

How many hours does it take to maintain a bowling green?

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  Bowling Green Maintenance: 30. Quarterly Plans

These plans are a general estimate of the number of occasions a task might typically be carried out over the 3-months of each season.

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  Bowling Green Maintenance: 31. Spring Plan

March / April / May example maintenance plan.

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  Bowling Green Maintenance: 32. Summer Plan

June / July / August example maintenance plan.

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  Bowling Green Maintenance: 33. Autumn Plan

September / October / November example maintenance plan.

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  Bowling Green Maintenance: 34. Winter Plan

December / January / February example maintenance plan.

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  Bowling Green Maintenance: 35. Annual Plan Summary

Annual plan summary for the 4 quarterly plans.

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  Bowling Green Maintenance: 36. Total Input Hours per Month

There are many variables which influence the actual, in contrast to the planned, work which are needed to produce a bowling green to a desired standard on a regular basis and in a cost-effective and resource effective way.

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  Bowling Green Maintenance: 37. Total Input Hours per Activity

The following data table provides further detail for the inputs for all the different maintenance activities in example 2 in the Total Input Hours per Month chart.

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