Pest Management Plan. The Recipient, through the PCU, shall follow and apply at all times in the implementation of Parts 2 and 3 of the Project the provisions of the Pest Management Plan in a timely manner, ensuring that: (i) mitigation and monitoring measures acceptable to the Association are designed and implemented with due diligence and employing appropriate environmental expertise; and (ii) adequate information on the implementation of the measures contained in the PMP is appropriately included in the Progress Reports referred to below in Section II.A.1.
Pest Management Plan. The Recipient shall cause FIRCA to follow and to apply at all times in the implementation of Parts 2 and 3 of the Project the provisions of the Pest Management Plan in a timely manner, ensuring that: (i) mitigation and monitoring measures acceptable to the Association are designed and implemented with due diligence and employing appropriate environmental expertise; and (ii) adequate information on the implementation of the measures contained in the PMP is appropriately included in the Progress Reports referred to below in Section II.A.1.
Pest Management Plan. The Recipient, through the ARCN, shall follow and apply at all times in the implementation of Parts 2 and 3 of the Project the provisions of the Pest Management Plan in a timely manner, ensuring that: (i) mitigation and monitoring measures acceptable to the Association are designed and implemented with due diligence and employing appropriate environmental expertise; and (ii) adequate information on the implementation of the measures contained in the PMP is appropriately included in the Progress Reports referred to below in Section II.A.1.
Pest Management Plan. The Recipient, through the PMU, shall follow and apply at all times in the implementation of Parts 2 and 3 of the Project the provisions of the Pest Management Plan in a timely manner, ensuring that: (i) mitigation and monitoring measures acceptable to the Association are designed and implemented with due diligence and employing appropriate environmental expertise; and (ii) adequate information on the implementation of the measures contained in the PMP is appropriately included in the Progress Reports referred to below in Section II.A.1.
Pest Management Plan. The Recipient, through the NCU, shall follow and apply at all times in the implementation of Parts 2 and 3 of the Project the provisions of the Pest Management Plan in a timely manner, ensuring that: (i) mitigation and monitoring measures acceptable to the Association are designed and implemented with due diligence and employing appropriate environmental expertise; and (ii) adequate information on the implementation of the measures contained in the PMP is appropriately included in the Progress Reports referred to below in Section II.A.1.
Pest Management Plan. A copy of the District Pest Management Plan and specific site work plan, including all labels, SDSs, pesticide applicator certificates for Contractor personnel and the service schedule.
Pest Management Plan. Arrange that incoming nursery stock will be placed in a holding area where it will be held for inspection by trained personnel. • Nursery stock may be treated with pesticides as part of the nursery’s pest management program, as needed, independent of this compliance agreement. • All nursery stock will be visually inspected by trained personnel within five days prior to shipment and confirmed free of all live life stages of all plant pests related to R3-4-203. • Display or provide to appropriate personnel pictures of plant pests of high concern such as scales, whiteflies, aphids, mealybugs, or any other actionable plant pest that may be present in the facility to heighten awareness of the pests, as provided by CDFA, CAC, and/or AZDA. E RESPONSIBILITIES OF REGULATORY OFFICIALS The CAC is responsible for the following: ▪ Conduct inspections of each approved facility to confirm compliance with the conditions of this agreement. ▪ Ensure that authorized business retain bills of lading and certificates that accompany approved commodities for at least one year to facilitate trace-back activity and make them available to CDFA or the AZDA upon request. ▪ Ensure that the authorized business maintain the identity of the approved nursery stock that meet Arizona’s entry requirements for shipment, and that they do not ship comingled commodities or commodities that do not meet Arizona’s entry requirements. ▪ Monitor the reproduction and use of the compliance agreement certificate to be affixed to the outside of each package or to a bill of lading, as a stamp or self-adhesive label, for commodities destined to Arizona. ▪ Conduct random inspection of plant shipments to assure pest freedom and provide the CDFA or the AZDA with a record of those inspections upon request. ▪ Provide a copy of [A.A.C. R3-4-203] and relevant documents to the business. The CDFA is responsible for the following: ▪ Provide the Arizona Department of Agriculture, Environmental & Plant Services Division (AZDA/EPSD) with the names, physical address, and assigned compliance agreement numbers of all approved businesses. ▪ Immediately notify and provide the AZDA/CAC with the names of businesses whose compliance agreements have been suspended.
