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iv. Representative examples of the best work from local and other Northwest pioneers in rhododendron culture and hybridizing. 3. Design, a sensitive and thoughtful presentation a. All details of site modification, tree canopy management, construction material and form specifications shall be the exclusive province of qualified landscape design profes- sional for the following purposes: i. A conceptual Master Plan which, though only schematic in depth, indicates the general scope and pattern of the Garden as projected over a period of 20 years or more. ii. A General Plan of each phase of development establish- ing visual orientation of the Garden to the regional topography and the City, patterns of internal visual interconnections, circulation systems, and other matters of the overall architecture of the Garden. iii. Detailed plans of plant composition and designs for ornamental and public convenience structures included in each individual garden unit, and for subsequent modifications and revisions of such plans. iv. Direct supervision of all construction projects, o whether executed by contract or by force account. 4. Maintenance, an effective culture a. Permanent and temporary personnel retained for the opera - tion of the Garden shall be responsible for the following duties: i. Growing mediums and mulching, fertilization, irriga- tion, pest and disease control, turf and ground cover maintenance, pruning and plant replacement. •ii. Weed and trash control, equipment operation, mainten- ance of buildings, park fixtures, public information systems and circulation and drainage systems. iii. Supervision of public use. iv. Management of propagation and nursery programs. v. Development and direction of lay volunteer resources. vi. Management of work plans, budget requests and budget control systems.