WA ST Dept of Agriculture 7/11/2016

• agrees to cooperate with WSDA in implementing any monitoring required under any applicable monitoring plan. C. REPORTING AND RECORDKEEPING REQUIREMENTS(SECTION S8 OF THE PERMIT). The Applicant specifically agrees to maintain records of all treatments proposed in this Application for Limited Agent Status;to retain those records for at least five years from the date of treatment; and to use the web-based reporting tools on the Secure Access Washington database managed by or the Department of Ecology to record the following information by December 31st of the year in which the treatment occurred: • The common name of each waterbody (if named)that was treated. • The WRIA name and number for the waterbody that was treated. • The species name of the target weed(s). • The name of the herbicide or herbicides that were to be used and the EPA registration number for each herbicide. • The actual amount of herbicide (gallons or pounds) used to treat the target weeds at that waterbody. • The actual number of acres that were treated. The actual date(s) on which treatments were made are retained on the spray records and need not be reported to the database. D. POSTING AND NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS(SECTION S5 OF THE PERMIT). The Applicant specifically agrees to carry out the notification requirements in the Permit (excluding S5.B.la and 1b) unless WSDA specifically informs the Applicant that notification will be carried out by WSDA. E. NONCOMPLIANCE NOTIFICATION(SECTION S8 AND S9 OF THE PERMIT). The Applicant specifically agrees that, if the Applicant, or any person or entity acting on the Applicant's behalf to control aquatic noxious and quarantine weeds in Washington, is unable to comply with any of the terms, conditions, and requirements in this Application for Limited Agent Status or in the Permit,the Applicant will: • immediately take action stop, contain, and clean up any unauthorized discharge or other noncompliant activity, and • immediately notify WSDA of the inability to comply. F.REVOCATION OF LIMITED AGENT STATUS BY WSDA. The Applicant specifically agrees that WSDA may unilaterally revoke its Application of Limited Agent Status to the Applicant if WSDA reasonably finds any of the following: • That the Applicant, or a person or entity acting on the Applicant's behalf to control aquatic noxious and quarantine weeds in Washington, has violated a term, condition, or requirement of this Application for Limited Agent Status or the Permit. • That this Application for Limited Agent Status was obtained by misrepresentation or a failure to disclose fully all relevant facts. • That the Applicant, or a person or entity acting on the Applicant's behalf to control aquatic noxious and quarantine weeds in Washington, has refused or failed to allow WSDA reasonable entry for the purposes specified in this Application for Limited Agent Status. • That the Applicant, or a person or entity acting on the Applicant's behalf to control aquatic noxious and quarantine weeds in Washington, has violated applicable state or federal law. Page 3 of 6