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AGENDA REPORT
TO: Honorable City Council
FROM: John Brand, Senior Management Analyst
Mark Westerline, Vector/Animal Control Sp ialist
DATE: October 10, 2011 (CC Meeting of 10119/2011)
SUBJECT: Consider Addendum No. 1, Amending the Pesticide Application Plan
SUMMARY
The City Council is being asked to approve an amendment to the Pesticide Application
Plan.
BACKGROUND
On March 16, 2011 the City Council approved a Pesticide Application Plan to comply
with the California Water Resources Control Board (Board) Water Quality Order No.
2011-0002-DWQ, General NPDES Permit for Biological and Residual Pesticide
Discharges from Vector Control Applications.
The Board Order mandated that all vector control agencies that apply pesticides to
bodies of water of the United States or any body of water that could potentially flow to a
body of water of the United States submit a Notice of Intent (NOI) to the Board. The NOI
in turn requires that a Pesticide Application Plan (PAP) be submitted. The PAP provides
a description of what pesticides the vector control agency utilizes and how it ensures
that the pesticides are managed appropriately. The final component of the Order is for
the City to adopt a Monitoring Plan.
DISCUSSION
The state Water Quality Control Board has returned comments to other vector control
agencies that suggest that it may be appropriate for the City to amend its PAP to
conform with the Board's latest requirements. Addendum No. 1 (attached) includes
more detailed information on pesticides that the City might consider using in the future,
and provides certain other information that the Board has requested of other agencies.
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Honorable City Council
Meeting of October 19, 2011
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FISCAL IMPACT
None.
STAFF RECOMMENDATION
Adopt Addendum No. 1 to the Pesticide Application Plan subject to final language
approval by the City Manager and authorize the City Manager to sign and submit the
amended Plan, and any necessary updates in the future.
Attachment; Addendum No. 1
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ADDENDUM NO. 1
Pesticide Application Plan
ADDENDUM to City of Moorpark Vector Control Division
Pesticides Application Plan (PAP) for General Permit No. CAG 990004
The following is to be added to page 2 end of paragraph titled "Division Boundaries and
Target Areas"of the PAP.
(See charts Pages 28-29 City of Moorpark Mosquito Sources)
Other potential target areas can include any still or standing water sites for more than 96
hours (4 days), permanent or temporary, natural or man-made, that may or may not have
potential inflow or outflow, high wetland or wildlife values or be hydrologically connected to
others within the boundaries of the City of Moorpark.
The following is to be added to page 10 paragraph C (Chemical Control) to the PAP.
The following list of products below may be used by the division for larval or adult
mosquito control. Products are typically applied by hand, hand can or backpack sprayer,
and truck. They may also potentially be applied by ATV, helicopter, or airplane.
List of Permitted Larvicide Products *
Larvicide Product Name Registration Number
*Vectolex CG Biological Larvicide 73049-20
Vectolex WDG Biological Larvicide 73049-57
Vectolex WSP Biological Larvicide 73049-20
Vectobac Technical Powder 73049-13
*Vectobac-12 AS 73049-38
A uabac 20OG 62637-3
Teknar HP-D 73049-404
*Vectobac-G Biological Mosquito Larvicide 73049-10
Granules
*Vectomax CG Biological Larvicide 73049-429
Vectomax WSP Biological Larvicide 73049-429
*Vectomax G Biological Larvicide/Granules 73949-429
*Zoecon Altosid Pellets 2724-448
*Zoecon Altosid Pellets 2724-375
*Zoecon Altosid Liquid Larvicide Mosquito Growth 2724-392
Regulator
*Zoecon Altosid XR Extended Residual Briquets 2724-421
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*Zoecon Altosid Liquid Larvicide Concentrate 2724-446
*Zoecon Altosid XR-G 2724-451
*Zoecon Altosid SBG Single Brood Granule 2724-489
*Mosquito Larvicide GB-1111 8329-72
BVA 2 Mosquito Larvicide Oil 70589-1
BVA Spray 13 55206-2
*Agnique MMF Mosquito Larvicide & Pupicide 53263-28
A ni ue MMF G 53263-30
Abate 2-BG 8329-71
5% Skeeter Abate 8329-70
Natular 2EC 8329-82
Natular G 8329-80
Natular XRG 8329-83
Natular XRT 8329-84
*FourStar Briquets 83362-3
FourStar SBG 85685-1
A uabac xt 62637-1
S heratax SPH 50 G WSP 84268-2
* Larvicides listed in the above table that are underlined and in bold are those currently or
previously used or are being considered for possible future use by the City of Moorpark
Vector Control program.
List of Permitted Adulticide Products**
Adulticide Product Name Registration Number
Pyrocide Mosquito Adulticiding Concentrate for ULV 1021-1570
Fogging 7395
Evergreen Crop Protection EC-6 0L6 1021-1770
P renone Crop Spray 432-1033
Prentox P ron I Crop Spray 655-489
Pyrocide Mosquito Adulticiding Concentrate for ULV 1021-1569
Fogging 7396
A uahalt Water-Based Adulticide 1021-1803
Pyrocide Mosquito Adulticide 7453 1021-1803
P renone 25-5 Public Health Insecticide 432-1050
Prentox P ron I Oil Concentrate#525 655-471
Prentox P ron I Oil Concentrate or 3610A 655-501
Permanone 31-66 432-1250
Kontrol 30-30 Concentrate 73748-5
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Aqualuer 20-20 769-985
A ua-Reslin 432-796
Aqua-Kontrol Concentrate 73748-1
Kontrol 4-4 73748-4
Biomist 4+12 ULV 8329-34
Permanone RTU 4% 432-1277
Prentox Perm-X UL 4-4 655-898
Allpro Evoluer 4-4 ULV 769-982
Biomist 4+4 8329-35
Kontrol 2-2 73748-3
Scourge Insecticide with Resmethrin/Piperonyl 432-667
Butoxide 18%+54% MF Formula II
Scourge Insecticide with Resmethrin/Piperonyl 432-716
Butoxide 4%+12% MF Formula II
Anvil 10+10 ULV 1021-1688
AquaANVIL Water-abased Adulticide 1021-1807
Duet Dual-Action Adulticide 1021-1795
Anvil 2+2 ULV 1021-1687
Zenivex E20 2724-791
Trumpet EC Insecticide 5481-481
Fyfanon ULV Mosquito 67760-34
**Adulticides that are listed in the above table are currently not used by the City of
Moorpark Vector Control program but a Pyrethrin based adulticide would be considered for
use to possibly help control adult mosquitoes in the event of outbreak of mosquito-borne
disease in the Moorpark area or the potential introduction of invasive potential disease
carrying mosquitoes such as the Asian Tiger Mosquito (Aedes albopictus) based on the
California Department of Public Health California's Best Management Practices for
Mosquito Control in California 2010 and the Mosquito-Borne Virus Surveillance and
Response Plan as guides for control methods and to assess the potential for human
illness and determine control strategy.
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