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Official Document Type
Contract
Approved Date
02/11/2003
Control Number
2003-037W
Agenda Item Number
11.C.2.
Entity Name
Adair Citrus Acres-Robert C. & Diane W. Adair, Jr.
Subject
Water Table Observation Well
Cost Share Grant Contract
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3160
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3147
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• <br />er <br />• <br />• <br />• <br />IV. PESTICIDES: Yes No BMPs <br />Equipment Maintenance: <br />21). Is all pesticide application equipment properly calibrated and <br />maintained? <br />C3-5, 7, 10 <br />Education and Training: <br />22). Are regularly scheduled training sessions held for spray applicators U C5, 16 <br />and others responsible for applying, handling, mixing/loading <br />and recommending pesticides? _ _ <br />23). Is this training documented? C5 <br />24). Does this training accommodate speakers of other languages? D C5 <br />25). Are pesticide labels and label updates discussed periodically 0 7 C5, 10 <br />with your employees? <br />26). When discussing pesticide labels is particular attention paid to 1 ❑ C5, 10 <br />the "Environmental Hazards' section? <br />27). Are applicators trained to control and contain spilled pesticides? J u C5, 7 <br />Pollution Prevention and Preparedness: <br />28). Is a wntten contingency plan readily available in the event u u C5, 7 <br />of a chemical spill, and are all employees familiar with this plan? <br />29) Are the necessary materials maintained onsite for use in spill ❑ 7 C7, 17 <br />response involving small incidents (i. e., absorbent materials, <br />recovery drums, PPE, and tools)? <br />30). Are routine inspections of the pesticide storage area conducted 7 C5, C17 <br />to check for leaks and spills? <br />31). Are reusable mini -bulk containers stored in an area contained to 0 ❑ 07 <br />prevent runoff into streams, ditches, or wellheads? <br />32). Are excess spray solutions containing pesticides managed ❑ u C17 -18a <br />properly, either by using as the diluent in another application <br />or by applying it to a target site at labeled rates? <br />33). When possible, do you return unopened, unused pesticides ❑ ❑ Cl 8a <br />in their original container to your local agnchemical dealer? <br />34). Is the pesticide storage facility clearly marked and provided ❑ C17 <br />with fire extinguishers? <br />4 <br />
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