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#  On the county map below , general areas where pesticide use must be limited are identified by colors or patterns. Colors or patterns correspond to species needing protection. Find the colors or patterns on the map that cover or are close to the area where you intend to apply pesticides. The Species Protection Key will identify the species represented by these colors and patterns.This document contains legal requirements for the use of certain pesticides. Do not modify any text, graphics or coloration or otherwise alter this document. 2 of 4 

## Map Insets

This inset map shows a detailed area (zoomed in) of the above county map. This inset map is zoomed in to show the border of the pesticide use limitation area within the county boundary. This inset map also includes the available Public Land Survey Sections (PLSS) to help you determine if your application area is within the pesticide use limitation area specified in the county map seen above. You must check both the above county map as well as this inset map to determine if the area in which you plan to apply is identified by colors or patterns indicating a pesticide use limitation.This document contains legal requirements for the use of certain pesticides. Do not modify any text, graphics or coloration or otherwise alter this document. 3 of 4 

## Species Protection Key

Salamander, Desert Slender - Batrachoseps aridus

Lizard, Coachella Valley Fringe-toed - Uma inornata



# 2 Look at the table of Pesticide Active Ingredients . This column lists the pesticide active ingredients and uses of a pesticide for which there are use limitations to protect certain species. Locate the active ingredient(s) in the pesticide you intend to apply. Note that there may be more than one row for each active ingredient. 

# 3 Look in the Pesticide Limitation Codes column to the right of each row for your active ingredient(s) and use pattern(s). Locate the code(s) for all species within the geographic area in which you intend to apply the pesticide (see map and species key). These codes indicate the specific limitation(s) necessary to protect the species.

Pesticide Active Ingredients Pesticide Limitation Codes

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## Codes and Limitations 

# 4 The limitations that apply to each code are described in Codes and Limitations. Follow the limitations for all codes that apply.

If your product contains multiple active ingredients for which there are use limitations, you must follow all the limitations for each active ingredient for your pesticide use. If multiple codes address the same type of limitation (i.e., buffer distance, wind speed, etc.) follow the most restrictive code.

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## Map Insets

This inset map shows a detailed area (zoomed in) of the above county map. This inset map is zoomed in to show the border of the pesticide use limitation area within the county boundary. This inset map also includes the available Public Land Survey Sections (PLSS) to help you determine if your application area is within the pesticide use limitation area specified in the county map seen above. You must check both the above county map as well as this inset map to determine if the area in which you plan to apply is identified by colors or patterns indicating a pesticide use limitation.This document contains legal requirements for the use of certain pesticides. Do not modify any text, graphics or coloration or otherwise alter this document. 3 of 4 

## Species Protection Key

Lizard, Coachella Valley Fringe-toed - Uma inornata



# 2 Look at the table of Pesticide Active Ingredients . This column lists the pesticide active ingredients and uses of a pesticide for which there are use limitations to protect certain species. Locate the active ingredient(s) in the pesticide you intend to apply. Note that there may be more than one row for each active ingredient. 

# 3 Look in the Pesticide Limitation Codes column to the right of each row for your active ingredient(s) and use pattern(s). Locate the code(s) for all species within the geographic area in which you intend to apply the pesticide (see map and species key). These codes indicate the specific limitation(s) necessary to protect the species. Pesticide Active Ingredients Pesticide Limitation Codes

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## Codes and Limitations 

# 4 The limitations that apply to each code are described in Codes and Limitations. Follow the limitations for all codes that apply.

If your product contains multiple active ingredients for which there are use limitations, you must follow all the limitations for each active ingredient for your pesticide use. If multiple codes address the same type of limitation (i.e., buffer distance, wind speed, etc.) follow the most restrictive code.

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## Codes and Limitations Species Protection Key

Kangaroo Rat, Morro Bay - Dipodomys heermanni morroensis



# 2 Look at the table of Pesticide Active Ingredients . This column lists the pesticide active ingredients and uses of a pesticide for which there are use limitations to protect certain species. Locate the active ingredient(s) in the pesticide you intend to apply. Note that there may be more than one row for each active ingredient. 

# 3 Look in the Pesticide Limitation Codes column to the right of each row for your active ingredient(s) and use pattern(s). Locate the code(s) for all species within the geographic area in which you intend to apply the pesticide (see map and species key). These codes indicate the specific limitation(s) necessary to protect the species. Pesticide Active Ingredients Pesticide Limitation Codes

Kangaroo Rat, Morro Bay
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# 4 The limitations that apply to each code are described in Codes and Limitations. Follow the limitations for all codes that apply.

If your product contains multiple active ingredients for which there are use limitations, you must follow all the limitations for each active ingredient for your pesticide use. If multiple codes address the same type of limitation (i.e., buffer distance, wind speed, etc.) follow the most restrictive code.

C1 Use of gas cartridges (carbon dioxide, carbon, sodium nitrate,

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## Map Insets

This inset map shows a detailed area (zoomed in) of the above county map. This inset map is zoomed in to show the border of the pesticide use limitation area within the county boundary. This inset map also includes the available Public Land Survey Sections (PLSS) to help you determine if your application area is within the pesticide use limitation area specified in the county map seen above. You must check both the above county map as well as this inset map to determine if the area in which you plan to apply is identified by colors or patterns indicating a pesticide use limitation.This document contains legal requirements for the use of certain pesticides. Do not modify any text, graphics or coloration or otherwise alter this document. 3 of 4 

## Species Protection Key

Mammal Fox, San Miguel Island - Urocyon littoralis littoralis
Fox, Santa Cruz Island - Urocyon littoralis santacruzae
Fox, Santa Rosa Island - Urocyon littoralis santarosae



# 2 Look at the table of Pesticide Active Ingredients . This column lists the pesticide active ingredients and uses of a pesticide for which there are use limitations to protect certain species. Locate the active ingredient(s) in the pesticide you intend to apply. Note that there may be more than one row for each active ingredient. 

# 3 Look in the Pesticide Limitation Codes column to the right of each row for your active ingredient(s) and use pattern(s). Locate the code(s) for all species within the geographic area in which you intend to apply the pesticide (see map and species key). These codes indicate the specific limitation(s) necessary to protect the species. Pesticide Active Ingredients Pesticide Limitation Codes

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# 4 The limitations that apply to each code are described in Codes and Limitations. Follow the limitations for all codes that apply.

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## Codes and Limitations

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