Pest Sample Clauses

Pest. Tent caterpillars, pine caterpillars, scale insects, fall webworms, aphids, gypsy moths, spider mites, and other common pests.
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Pest. In general, forest insect and disease outbreaks should not be controlled within the where lack of control might adversely affect Cow Knob salamander populations. If control of pest insects and diseases the is warranted at all, shall consist the least deleterious methods available. Biological control measures are favored over chemical measures. Chemical pesticides are to be avoided. The secondary effects of any control method proposed for use should be evaluated for their on the and microhabitat before its implementation. Caution should be taken when introducing natural enemies of the target pest species. The introduced control species must not affect any aspect of the natural prey base of the Cow Knob salamander or in some way affect other sensitive species. Studies of moth impacts and control measures appear to be one of the most immediate research needs for this salamander.
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Pest a) The Licensee must not prop open any fire doors or emergency exits in the Property or in any part of the building nor disable/interfere with any self closing door mechanisms in any part of the building. b) Fire exit or corridors which could be used as fire escape in the House must be kept clear at all times. Bicycles or any other large items must not be stored or impede any of the fire escape routes, corridor or fire exits. c) The Licensee must not overload the electrical circuits of the property (or the building) by utilising inappropriate multi-socket electrical adaptors or extension cables when connecting appliances to the mains supply.
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Pest. The parasitic plant known as the witchweed (Striga spp.) in any stage of development;
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Pest. Residents should seek to maintain a healthy, clean-living environment to reduce the concern of pests entering the Residence Halls. Dirty dishes, trash, food, and cardboard boxes can attract pests as they search for food and water left out within the halls. Should a resident notice pests or believe pests to be present, i.e. ants, wasps, spiders, bed bugs, etc. within their room or Residence Hall, they should contact a member of the Residential Living staff for a work order to be submitted, and if available pest spray to be used in the interim. Pets are not permitted in any residential facility, with the exception of fish. The policy regarding fish, is listed below. Students who as of the 2022-2023 academic year had on file a registered pet that did not have fur or feathers will be grandfathered and allowed to bring this pet to campus until they complete their time at Piedmont University. Students who meet the grandfather clause of having their pet on campus, must continue to register their pet annually with the department of Residential Living. Any student wishing to bring, for the first time a pet such as a reptile or amphibian must follow the ESA policy to gain prior approval before bringing them to campus. - Fish are permitted within the residential facilities once registered with Residential Living. - Pets, that are grandfathered, and fish must remain in their enclosure that cannot be larger than 20 gallons. o Students can utilize up to 2 tanks, that do not exceed 20 gallons. o 1, 20 gallon tank o 2, 10 gallon tanks - Students are responsible for cleanliness and care for all approved pets. - Students are responsible for relocating the pet over breaks as the University will not care for pets while students are off campus. - Students are not permitted to breed animals while living in University provided housing. Students who wish to bring a pet to campus must register their pet prior to arriving on campus and ensure that the pet meets the above requirements. All students are required to register their pets every year. The registration form will be made available to students by Residential Living. Should an unapproved pet, or pet that does not meet the following requirements be found, the resident will need to remove the pet off campus to family, friend, or boarding facility / local shelter within 24 hours, and the resident may be charged $150 per day that the unapproved pet remains on campus and is documented by Residential Living Staff. Emotional Support...
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Pest. School Garden Projects have a high correlation to an increase in pest activity. School sites are duly advised to institute preventative measures to mitigate the impact on the school site. For example, fruit trees are not recommended. If they are planted, staff will remove fruit from the ground every morning.
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Pest. Spotted lanternfly, Lycorma delicatula, a lanternfly in the Order Hemiptera, Family Fulgoridae.
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Pest. The insect known as the imported fire ant (Solenopsis invicta Buren, Solenopsis richteri Forel) in any stage of development;
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