responsibilities for: Educational materials on pest control and Proper housekeeping pesticide use provided to residents. Reporting presence of pests, leaks, and New residents expressly told that they are mold. responsible for proper housekeeping and reporting presence of pests, leaks, and mold. Units inspected within one month after moving in. Residents regularly reminded of responsibilities. Resident told to notify resident services before using any pesticides spray or fogger. 8. Enforce Lease control services and maintenance alerting Enforce lease provisions regarding resident resident services to housekeeping, sanitation and responsibilities such as: trash problems on an identified, established Housekeeping schedule. Sanitation Resident services addressing residents with housekeeping problems through education. Trash removal and storage. Residents with ongoing or unresolved housekeeping, sanitation or trash problems addressed through enforcement of lease. Status at Development Comment on Existing Strategies and Essential Elements of Effective IPM (checkmark all that are present) Deficiencies; Make Recommendations (per HUD May 27, 2007 Guidance) 9. Use Pesticides Only When Necessary Snap traps used for mice. Use pesticides only when necessary, with Rodenticides only used in tamper-resistant preference for products that, while producing the plastic boxes. desired level of effectiveness, pose the least harm
responsibilities for: Proper housekeeping Reporting presence of pests, leaks, and mold. Educational materials on pest control and pesticide use provided to residents. New residents expressly told that they are responsible for proper housekeeping and reporting presence of pests, leaks, and mold. Units inspected within one month after moving in. Residents regularly reminded of responsibilities. Resident told to notify resident services before using any pesticides spray or fogger. 8. Enforce Lease Enforce lease provisions regarding resident responsibilities such as: Housekeeping Sanitation Trash removal and storage. control services and maintenance alerting resident services to housekeeping, sanitation and trash problems on an identified, established schedule. Resident services addressing residents with housekeeping problems through education. Residents with ongoing or unresolved housekeeping, sanitation or trash problems addressed through enforcement of lease. Essential Elements of Effective IPM (per HUD May 27, 2007 Guidance) Status at Development (checkmark all that are present) Comment on Existing Strategies and Deficiencies; Make Recommendations 9. Use Pesticides Only When Necessary Use pesticides only when necessary, with preference for products that, while producing the desired level of effectiveness, pose the least harm Snap traps used for mice. Rodenticides only used in tamper-resistant plastic boxes.
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