Pesticide Applications. Should the Contractor elect to use certain registered pesticides regulated by the NPDES Aquatic Pesticide Permit (NAPP), the Contractor will be responsible for maintaining the OC Parks NAPP coverage under Order No. 2013-0002-DWQ (and any subsequent replacement order), including implementation of the approved Aquatic Pesticide Application Plan for lakes in both the Santa Xxx (North OC) and San Diego (South OC) RWQCB jurisdictions. Contractor shall perform and be proficient in preparation of regulatory enrollment documents, NAPP sampling requirements, and completing the required annual NAPP reporting and other related permit requirements. In addition to the NAPP requirements, Contractor shall be familiar with San Diego RWQCB requirements for applying Lanthanum Modified Clay to surface Waters of the United States, which could be required for Laguna Niguel Lake in South OC. Upon request, Contractor will need to organize lake treatment applications with Lanthanum Modified Clay products, oversee required water quality monitoring tasks, and perform required regulatory reporting to the San Diego RWQCB under Order No. R9-2021-0056. The Contractor shall comply with the following pesticide use procedures:
Pesticide Applications. A. All pesticide applicators must have a current California Pest Control Advisor Recommendation available on site correctly identifying the target weed species, pesticide to be used, rate of application, precautionary statements for safe handling and environmental protection, weather and timing restrictions, and shall be approved by the CITY prior to application. Applicators must also have a pesticide label and MSDS available on site.
Pesticide Applications. All pest control products and application methods will be in accordance with ER- 0000-0-000, a copy of which will be provided to the contractor at the pre-work orientation. The contractor will submit, NLT 30 days after award of the contract, a pesticide application plan detailing chemicals to be used, application rates for each, user and public safety measures, applicator licensing procedures, safety data sheets, a disposal plan for unused chemicals and areas anticipated to be treated. Areas to be treated may be grouped by use, i.e., beaches, playgrounds, food plots, buildings, etc. No pesticides will be applied prior to approval of this plan.
Pesticide Applications. Application of any pesticide shall be supervised by a qualified inspector. No pesticide application shall be made during heavy traffic (vehicle, bicycle, or pedestrian) periods or when winds create material drift and/or exceeds 5mph and/or as directed per chemical label. The City IPM Coordinator shall permit no spraying without prior approval and has the ability to halt a planned spraying if he/she believes one of the above is in violation. Contractor is to contact the City IPM Coordinator for application scheduling.
