AERIAL PESTICIDE APPLICATION Sample Clauses

AERIAL PESTICIDE APPLICATION. The LESSEE shall NOT proceed with any aerial application or any other use of aircraft on LEASED PROPERTY without prior approval of the IPMC. The LESSEE shall submit plans for aerial application not less than 30 days prior to any planned aerial activities. The plan shall include, at a minimum, the following: name of Applicator Company; name of the applicator pilot and copy of their Journeyman Pest Control Aircraft Pilot Certificate as issued by the Department of Pesticide Regulation (California Only); copy of valid Agricultural Aircraft Operator Certificate issued under the provisions of the 14 CFR 137 regulations; aircraft(s) with tail number(s); pesticide(s) to be used; date(s) and estimated hours of operation; Point of Contact; et. al. At least 24 hours prior to any aerial application of pesticides and/or fertilizers, or any other use of aircraft on LEASED PROPERTY, LESSEE shall submit Appendix “E”, Aerial Pesticide Application Request form for approval to the Air Operations Officer (AO), or his/her Designated Representative (D. Rep.) at the airfield control tower. The LESSEE shall not proceed with any aerial application or any use of aircraft on LEASED PROPERTY without prior approval of the AO or D. Rep. Each and every use of aircraft on the LEASED PROPERTY shall have such prior approval. If the AO or his/her D. Rep. determines that crop dusting planes pose a hazard to or are incompatible with military air operations or conditions, he/she may deny permission for crop dusters to fly over the LEASED PROPERTY. Civilian or agricultural aircraft are absolutely prohibited from operating within or over the “Operations Area” that surrounds or is between the runways. No defoliants or any other agricultural chemicals that contain Karmex are to be applied to any area where wind-borne drift will place this chemical in contact with STATION plantings or landscaped areas. LESSEE shall replace any and all trees or shrubs that are damaged or killed as a result of chemical drift or aerial applicator flyovers.
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