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1 tESTRICTED MATERIALS PERMIT#39-12-3903311 Page 10 of 12 URPHY RANCH Expires: 12/31/2014 ' [ ] 7. No Dicamba application allowed in the vicinity of sensitive crops when the maximum temperature on the day of application is predicted to exceed 85 degrees fahrenheit. Predicted temperature for the following day will be determined by the NOAA-National Weather Service. [ ] 8. Dicamba applications by aircraft are restricted to a minimum distance of 2 miles from the following susceptible crops: beans, grapes, sunflower, tomato, safflower, curcurbits, potatoes. ' [ ] 9. Dicamba applications by ground are restricted to a minimum distance of 20 feet from the following susceptible crops: beans, safflower,tomato, curcurbits, potatoes and 1/4 mile from grapes and sunflowers. ' [ ] 10. No Dicamba or Phenoxy herbicide applications allowed beginning March 16 and continuing through October 15, and until grape leaves in the vicinity of the treated area are"browned off'. ' Revised 10/90 O Aluminum&Magnesium Phosphide ' Use in Rodent Burrow Fumigations These use conditions are based on a determination by the California Department of Pesticide Regulation that exposure to phosphine fumigants is a risk to public safety. t1. Use is strictly prohibited around all residential areas, including single and multi-family residential properties, nursing homes, schools(except athletic fields where use may continue), day care facilities, and hospitals. 2.The products must only be used outdoors for control of burrowing pests, and are for use only on agricultural areas, orchards, non-crop areas(such as pasture and rangeland), golf courses, athletic fields, parks and recreational areas, ' cemeteries, airports, rights-of-way, earthen dams, and other non-residential institutional or industrial sites. 3. Products must not be applied in a burrow system that is within 100 feet of a building that is or may be occupied by people or domestic animals. This buffer zone for treatment around non-residential buildings that could be occupied by people or ' animals has been increased from 15 feet to 100 feet. 4.When this product is used in athletic fields or parks,the applicator must post a sign at entrances to the treated site containing the signal word DANGER/PELIGRO, skull and crossbones,the words: DO NOT ENTER/NO ENTRE, FIELD NOT FOR USE,the name and EPA registration number of the fumigant, and a 24-hour emergency response number. Signs may ' be removed 2 days after the final treatment. 5.When this product is used out-of-doors in a site frequented by people, other than an athlefic field or park,the applicator shall post a sign at the application site containing the signal word DANGER/PELIGRO,skull and crossbones,the name and EPA registration number of the fumigant, and a 24-hour emergency response number. Signs may be removed 2 days after ' the final treatment. 6. Fumigant Management Plans must be written before all applications of phosphine products, including all burrowing pest fumigations. A Fumigant Management Plan is a written description of the steps designed to plan for a safe, legal and effective fumigation. The certified applicator and owner of the property to be fumigated must characterize the area to be treated and include all safety requirements in the plan before application. W Methyl Bromide-Treesite ' Methyl bromide fumigation is limited to the single tree site preplant soil injection method unless additional conditions describing use conditions for other methods are attached.Applications of one contiguous acre or more are prohibited year round. Methyl bromide fumigation within a greenhouse, see attachment at time of permit issuance. SITE CONDITIONS O Aluminum&Magnesium Phosphide Use in Rodent Burrow Fumigations ' These use conditions are based on a determination by the California Department of Pesticide Regulation that exposure to phosphine fumigants is a risk to public safety. 1. Use is strictly prohibited around all residential areas, including single and multi-family residential properties, nursing homes, ' schools (except athletic fields where use may continue), day care facilities, and hospitals.