Weeds Sample Clauses

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.
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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.
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. 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. Follow pre-approved IPM plan to maintain turf that is mainly weed free using preventative, cultural, chemical and mechanical control. Carefully inspect the lawn at least weekly for disease and pests, correcting problems as they occur. Early detection and control of problems is essential.
Weeds. Follow pre-approved IPM plan to maintain non-irrigated turf areas by using chemical or mechanical control.
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.
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Weeds. Follow pre-approved IPM plan to maintain basic landscape areas that are mainly weed free using preventative, cultural, chemical and mechanical control.
Weeds. User agrees to keep weeds to a minimum and maintain the areas immediately surrounding his/her plot, if any.
Weeds. The Permittee hereby acknowledges that the County has reserved the right to spray or by any other recognized method treat any weed patches that the County, its servants, agents, employees, or contractors deem that it is necessary to be treated.
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