Weed and Pest Management Sample Clauses

Weed and Pest Management. ‌ The Concessioner shall be responsible for managing weeds, and through an integrated pest management program, harmful insects, rats, mice and other pests on Concession Facilities assigned to the Concessioner under this Contract. All such weed and pest management activities shall be in accordance with Applicable Laws and guidelines established by the Director.
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Weed and Pest Management. LESSEE shall, at XXXXXX’s own expense, continuously control all noxious and undesirable weeds and rodents, insects and other pests as identified by the California Invasive Plant Council and the STATION Integrated Pest Management Plan (IPMP) within the LEASED PROPERTY. The LESSEE is responsible for proper application of pesticides. XXXXXX shall be responsible for complying with the Chief of Naval Operations Instruction (OPNAVINST) 6250.4 series regarding Navy and Marine Corps installations’ pest management programs. The LESSEE is responsible for complying with the STATION’s IPMP. The LESSEE is responsible for complying with all relevant DoD guidance and instructions, as well as all federal, state and local pesticide and pest management and field worker safety laws, regulations and standards, including obtaining required permits and certifications. The LESSEE shall control weeds and pests through either mechanical means or by chemical (herbicide/pesticide) application. Weeds are defined as any vegetation growing at a location where it is undesirable. LEASED PROPERTY boundaries, field edges, and drainage and irrigation ditches shall be kept essentially weed free. Weed height must be kept at ten (10) inches or less. Weed control must take place at minimum twice a year.
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Weed and Pest Management. The LESSEE shall, at XXXXXX’s own expense, continuously control all noxious and undesirable weeds and rodents, insects and other pests identified by the California Invasive Plant Council and the Station Integrated Pest Management Plan (IPMP) within the LEASED PROPERTY. In order to contain the spread of invasive plant or pest species, the LESSEE shall notify the Installation Pest Management Coordinator (IPMC) and STATION Botanist of any new occurrences on the LEASED PROPERTY. The LESSEE is responsible for proper application of pesticides. The LESSEE shall be responsible for complying with the Marine Corps Order (MCO) 5090.2, Volume 14 series regarding Marine Corps installation pest management programs. The LESSEE shall be responsible for complying with the STATION’s IPMP, all relevant DoD guidance and instructions, as well as all federal, state and local pesticide and pest management and field worker safety laws, regulations and standards. The LESSEE shall obtain required permits and certifications related to the handling and application of pesticides. The LESSEE may request pertinent DoD guidance and a copy of the STATION’s IPMP from the IPMC. The LESSEE shall control weeds and pests through either mechanical (non-chemical) means or by chemical (pesticide) application. The term “pesticide” includes insecticides, herbicides, fungicides, miticides, rodenticides and algaecides. Weeds are defined as any vegetation growing at a location where it is undesirable. Maximum height of all undesirable weeds is ten (10) inches and weeds shall not be allowed to produce seed. LEASED PROPERTY boundaries, field borders, field edges, roads and road shoulders, drainage and irrigation ditches shall be kept essentially weed free, including conservation areas with implementation of proper precautions to protect federally listed endangered species.
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