Weeds Sample Clauses
The "Weeds" clause defines the responsibilities and procedures related to the management and control of unwanted or invasive plant species on a property. Typically, this clause outlines which party—such as a tenant, contractor, or property owner—is responsible for identifying, removing, and preventing the spread of weeds during the term of an agreement. For example, it may require regular inspections, prompt removal of weeds, or compliance with local regulations regarding noxious plants. The core function of this clause is to ensure that the property remains well-maintained and compliant with environmental or legal standards, thereby preventing disputes and potential penalties related to weed infestations.
Weeds. The Lessee shall control all weeds on the leased premises but in so doing, will not use a soil sterilant without the written consent of the Lessor.
Weeds. Weeds and other undesirable vegetative growth in gravel roads, gravel pads, walkways, sidewalks, retaining walls and fence lines shall be removed by mechanical or chemical means during each mow cycle, but no less than once every fourteen (14) calendar days.
Weeds. Follow pre-approved IPM plan to maintain basic landscape areas that are mainly weed free using preventative, cultural, chemical and mechanical control.
Weeds. Operator shall make reasonable efforts to keep areas around oil and gas wellheads, Tank Battery sites, production facilities, cattleguards and all of Operator’s facilities free of tumbleweeds, cockleburs and other noxious vegetation.
Weeds. Follow pre-approved IPM plan to maintain turf that is mainly weed free using preventative, cultural, chemical and mechanical control. Per City Code, weeds shall not be permitted to grow to a height of more than six (6) inches. Weeds shall be removed prior to flowering and/or before they reach the height restriction.
Weeds. Weeds must be kept under control throughout the year, including the winter season. Weeds spread easily between plots, and other gardeners are affected if weeds are not controlled. Any weed control cloth used must be biodegradable or must be removed from the garden during the growing season. Mulching and cover crops are highly recommended.
Weeds a. A regular program of chemical application shall be used to control weed growth, supplemented by hand removal of noxious weed or grasses as necessary.
b. A broad spectrum pre-emergent weed control (such as Treflan) shall be applied to all ground cover areas and shrub beds during the third week in April and September.
c. A contact herbicide spray (such as Phytar 599R) shall be used to control vegetation around tree ▇▇▇▇▇.
d. All herbicides shall be applied in strict accordance with the product manufacturer‟s instructions and regulatory agency requirements.
Weeds. 5.1 The Native Title Party will comply with the Weed Management Strategy marked “**” annexed to this Agreement. [Insert this clause if written strategy exists].
Weeds. User agrees to keep weeds to a minimum and maintain the areas immediately surrounding his/her plot, if any.
Weeds a. A regular program of chemical application shall be used to control weed growth, supplemented by hand removal of noxious weed or grasses two times a year - once in April and once in October, and as required.
b. Chemical control of broad leaf weeds shall be employed as often as necessary to maintain turf grass areas in a “weed-free” condition.
c. Chemical control shall not be applied for 4 to 6 weeks following aeration, ▇▇- ▇▇▇▇▇▇ and/or over seeding.