Seasonal use definition
Seasonal use means use or rental of a unit for a term of not
Seasonal use means use for not more than a total of 120 days during any calendar year
Seasonal use. Application timing is limited to February 1 to August 15 for wipe-on application to allow for control of tall invasives while protecting native plants. Spray and wipe-on application will be permitted August 15 to October 31, which is during the summer dry period after most native plants have senesced, and will allow for residual chemical to break down prior to fall rains. Product(s): Envoy® only with vegetative-based surfactant Purpose: This chemical is a selective post-emergent herbicide used to control annual and perennial grasses (Oregon State University 1996a). For the purposes of this Agreement, it will be used to treat non-native and invasive grass species (e.g., tall fescue, tall oatgrass, false brome, etc.)
Examples of Seasonal use in a sentence
Seasonal use restrictions within the plan are designed to minimize the take related to those actions and any other Covered Activities during key breeding, nesting and brooding periods.
Seasonal use: Application timing is limited to the early season from February 15 to May 15, as well as application between June 1-October 25 on upland prairie sites, and August 1 to October 25 on wet prairie sites.
None Seasonal use: Application timing is limited to the summer dry period after native plants have senesced (typically August 15 to October 31), and to allow for residual chemical to break down prior to fall rains.
Seasonal use: Application timing will be limited to February 1 to August 15 for wipe-on application to allow for control of tall invasives while protecting native plants.
Seasonal use of the roadway will not prevent plaintiff from establishing a prescriptive easement, as long as such use was continuous and uninterrupted and commensurate with appropriate existing seasonal uses.
More Definitions of Seasonal use
Seasonal use. Application timing is limited to June 1 to October 25 on upland prairie sites and August 1 to October 25 on wet prairie sites. Though native forbs may have not completely senesced by this time of year, they should not be affected by application of this herbicide since it is grass-specific. Applications during these periods will allow for residual chemical to break down prior to fall rains. Product(s): Poast® or Fusilade II with vegetative-based surfactant Purpose: These chemicals are selective post-emergent herbicides used to control annual and perennial grasses (Oregon State University 1996). For the purposes of this Agreement, these chemicals will be used to control non-native grasses (e.g., tall fescue, tall oatgrass, false brome, etc.) Application methods: These chemicals will primarily be applied via spot foliar application using a hand-held wand (backpack or ATV mounted) or ATV-towed weed wipers. Limited application may occur utilizing ATV or tractor-mounted boom sprayers on limited areas dominated by invasive plants.
Seasonal use. Application timing is limited to June 1-October 25 on upland prairie sites, and August 1-October 25 on wet prairie sites. Though native forbes may have not completely senesced by this time of year, they should not be affected by application of this herbicide since it is grass-specific. Applications during these periods will allow for residual chemical to break down prior to fall rains.
Seasonal use means the use of a lot or structure for one hundred and eighty (180) days or less per year on the average. An applicant may show use for more than 180 days per year by providing evidence such as utility bills, U.S. Post Office records, sworn affidavits from three abutting year-round residents or other evidence satisfactory to the Zoning Enforcement Officer.
Seasonal use means a wastewater treatment system serving an occupied dwelling producing wastewater discharge for not more than six continuous months.
Seasonal use means the use of a broadcast-quality video transmission channel for a | minimum of 3 consecutive months per year on a contracted basis of one to five years. |
Seasonal use. Application timing is limited to August 1-October 20, which is during the summer dry period after most native plants have senesced, and will allow for residual chemical to break down prior to fall rains. Product(s): Envoy® only with vegetative-based surfactant Purpose: This chemical is a selective post-emergent herbicide used to control annual and perennial grasses (OSU 1996a). For the purposes of this Agreement, it will be used to treat non-native and invasive grass species (e.g., tall fescue, tall oatgrass, false brome, etc.)
Seasonal use. Application timing is limited to June 1-October 25 on upland prairie sites and August 1-October 25 on wet prairie sites. Though native forbs may have not completely senesced by this time of year, they should not be affected by application of this herbicide since it is grass-specific. Applications during these periods will allow for residual chemical to break down prior to fall rains. Product(s): Poast® or Fusilade II with vegetative-based surfactant Purpose: These chemicals are selective post-emergent herbicides used to control annual and perennial grasses (▇▇▇▇▇▇ no date). For the purposes of this Agreement, these chemicals will be used to control non-native grasses (e.g., tall fescue, tall oatgrass, false brome, etc.) Application methods: These chemicals will primarily be applied via spot foliar application using a hand-held wand (backpack or ATV mounted) or ATV-towed