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RESTRICTED MATERIALS PERMIT # 39-20-3904772 Page 3 of 3 MONDO, GENE Expires: 12/31/2022 5. Maximum wind velocity for Dicamba is 10 m.p.h. EXCEPT when wind is moving in direction of sensitive crops, then the maximum wind velocity is 5 m.p.h. P General Conditions CONDITION - P - General Applicators should consider viable alternative methods prior to any pesticide use. The following conditions apply to applications under this permit. Applicators must additionally follow all applicable laws, regulations, label restrictions and other more restrictive conditions of this permit. 1. Maximum wind velocities for applications of Restricted Materials unless otherwise covered by the label, law, regulation, other permit conditions or environmental conditions at the application site are: a. Spray - 10 m.p.h. b. Dust - 8 m.p.h. c. Pellets, granular- or baits - 16 m.p.h. 2. Unless specifically named as a dust on this permit, NO DUST FORMULATIONS are allowed. 3. Apply pesticides covered by SLN(s) and Section 18(s) in conformance with the SLN(s) and Section 18(s). The SLN and/or Section 18 must be present at the use site along with the registered label. 4. A flagger is required at the application site for all AIR applications of Zinc Phosphide bait. 5. The applicator shall submit Notice of Intents (NOls) for any California Restricted Material to be used. NOls will only be accepted electronically (CalAgPermits), in-person, or over the phone. NO NOI will be accepted by email or fax. NOls, in any submitted form, for weekend applications will NOT be accepted after 12:00pm Friday. Any California Restricted Material application proposed before 12:00pm Monday must have the corresponding NOI submitted no later than 4:00pm the prior - Friday. EPA Registration Numbers for the proposed material to be used should be submitted on the NOI form. 6. For commodity fumigations, the term "Direct Supervision" is defined at minimum as a qualified applicator (holding a Department of Pesticide Regulation issued Qualified Applicator's Certificate (QAC) or Qualified Applicator's License (QAL) card, as the situation demands, in the subcategory "A") who is physically on-site during the application and initial aeration of the chamber.