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3500 - Local Oversight Program
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RECORD_ID
PR0543430
PE
3528
FACILITY_ID
FA0009377
FACILITY_NAME
CAL TRANS MAINT SHOP 10
STREET_NUMBER
1603
Direction
S
STREET_NAME
B
STREET_TYPE
ST
City
STOCKTON
Zip
95206
APN
16918002
CURRENT_STATUS
02
SITE_LOCATION
1603 S B ST
P_LOCATION
01
P_DISTRICT
001
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Approved
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Bumble Bees <br /> These bees most commonly become a problem when they establish <br /> nests close to a sidewalk or near building foundations. Bumble bees are <br /> large, robust bees covered with dense black and yellow hairs. They <br /> commonly reach one inch in length. Bumble bees usually are not overly <br /> aggressive, but will sting if molested. To avoid confrontations with <br /> bumble bees, stay clear of patches of flowers visited by adults. These <br /> bees can be controlled by spraying or dusting insecticides into their <br /> nests. Retreatment may be necessary. <br /> What to do? <br /> Naturally, there are many kinds of bees, and other insects for that matter, about which we should be <br /> concerned. The following are some good rules of thumb to keep in mind. <br /> 1. The best way to avoid being stung is to avoid the insect. Remember, almost all of these insects <br /> sting to protect their colony. <br /> 2. Keep your eyes and ears open for swarms. <br /> 3. Look for insects flying in or out of openings such as a crack in the wall, an open pipe end or a well <br /> vault lid. <br /> 4. Be careful of tall grass as some bees build their hives at ground level. <br /> �- 5. Be careful of pointed structures, especially in barns, storage sheds, outbuildings as bees often <br /> build hives in those structures. <br /> 6. Avoid wearing citrus or floral aftershaves or perfumes, they are sensitive to odors. <br /> 7. Wear light colored clothing, experience shows these insects are attracted to dark colors. <br /> 8. Fill in cracks or crevices, close open ends of pipes <br /> 9. Once you rile up these insects, the best thing you can do is run away as fast as possible. Do not <br /> retrieve nearby belongings. Do not run into traffic. Do not stand still, you can't fool them. Do not <br /> try to fight them, such as flail you arms or slap at them. This will upset them more. Just keep <br /> running. Africanized bees have chased people for more than a '/ of a mile. Any covering for your <br /> body, especially your head and face, will enhance your escape. If nothing else pull your shirt up <br /> +.. over your face. A few bites on your belly and chest won't be as bad as a few bites to your face <br /> and eyes can be. Although tempting, do not jump into water. They will wait for you to come up for <br /> air. <br /> 10. Staff should know if they are allergic to bee stings and carry an epipen with them. <br /> 11. Project managers should find out who on their staff are allergic and emphasize the importance of <br /> them obtaining and carrying an epipen. <br /> Insect Sting Reactions <br /> �.. Insect sting reactions can be classified into three types -a normal reaction, a toxic reaction, and an <br /> allergic reaction. A normal reaction, lasts only a few hours, involves pain, redness, swelling, itching, <br /> and warmth at the site of the sting. A toxic reaction lasts for several days, results from multiple stings <br /> �. and causes muscle cramps, headache, fever, and drowsiness. An allergic reaction is similar to a toxic <br /> reaction but is triggered with only one sting. <br /> An allergic reaction can involve one or more of the following: hives, itching, and swelling in areas <br /> other than the sting site; tightness in the chest and difficulty in breathing; a hoarse voice or swelling of <br /> the tongue; dizziness or a sharp drop in blood pressure; and unconsciousness or cardiac arrest. <br /> V <br /> STANTEC Consulting Corporation <br /> Attachment 8 <br />
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