Spraying Sample Clauses
The Spraying clause defines the rights and responsibilities of parties regarding the application of sprays, such as pesticides or herbicides, on a property. It typically outlines who is authorized to perform spraying, the types of substances that may be used, and any notification or safety requirements that must be followed. For example, the clause may require the property owner to inform tenants before spraying or restrict spraying to certain times of year. Its core function is to ensure safe and transparent management of spraying activities, minimizing health risks and potential disputes between parties.
Spraying.
(i) Employees employed as Asphalt or Chemical Sprayer Operators, Sandblaster Operator and Spray Painter Operator who are actually controlling the spray, shall receive premium pay of seventy-five cents (75c/ ) per hour while so employed.
(ii) The rate of time and one-quarter (1¼) per hour while so employed will be paid to an employee who holds a recognized “spray ticket” and who operates the electrostatic sprayer.
Spraying. All shrubs will be monitored during this maintenance program to ensure early detection of existing or anticipated problem. This gardening program focuses on maintaining healthy plants that stimulate their natural defense system.
(a) NO/NO applications of pest control products will be done without the written approval of the COR PRIOR to application. No Exceptions.
(b) However, if pests become a problem, the contractor will recommend to the COR a method to maintain a more natural balance.
(c) COR MUST approve all applications of insect (pest) control chemicals PRIOR to application. No exceptions.
Spraying. The Grower undertakes to keep a spray and paddock history diary for the inspection by the Purchaser if required.
Spraying. No spraying shall be permitted, except with written permit from the business agent. The use of the pressure roller or stilts will not be permitted on any type of job in the jurisdiction of Local Union #476.
Spraying. XXX shall furnish to YYY, on demand, a full written history of spray and pesticide applications when so requested.
Spraying. The City agrees to continue the current practice now in place for spraying in the departments currently doing so. The City will first seek volunteers from these departments for persons to hold a spray license, and the City will continue its practice of providing the reasonable time required to obtain such license. If no person(s) volunteer, then the City shall have the right to appoint two (2) employees on a rotational basis from within the department. If the City requests any spraying done during overtime hours it will be paid at the appropriate overtime rate.
Spraying. There shall be no use of insecticides, fungicides or rodenticides on the Protected Property. Herbicides may be used for the control of state-designated noxious weeds and/or for the control of other invasive woody plant species, but their use will be designed to minimize the impact on the plant diversity of native species. Herbicides shall be used only in those amounts and with a frequency of application that constitute the minimum necessary for control and shall be used in compliance with all governmental regulations. Aerial spraying or general broadcast spraying of herbicides shall not be permitted on the Protected Property.
Spraying. There shall be no use of pesticides (e.g., herbicides, insecticides, fungicides, rodenticides) on the Protected Property except as allowed in Section 4.13. Aerial spraying of pesticides shall not be permitted on the Protected Property.
Spraying. 4.6.1 All exterior spraying will be done only with a written request by the CCS before application.
Spraying. There shall be no use of pesticides on the Wetlands, except as for the control of state-designated noxious weeds, other invasive plant species and pests. The use of pesticides shall be managed to: (i) minimize the impact on water quality and the plant diversity of native species; (ii) limit use to those amounts and frequency of application that constitute the minimum necessary for control of the targeted pest; and (iii) comply with all product labels, governmental regulations, and applicable law.