2-_PCR_for_Garlon_4_Ultra_Foliar-2026_SMCP_5_G4U_Foliarv3.pdf

Produced by On Point Land Management Inc., 1300 Sirah Court, Ukiah, CA 95482 Ph. (415) 235-0987

GARLON 4 ULTRA – SELECTIVE FOLIAR

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Owner: San Mateo County Parks No. 2026_SMCP_5_G4U_Foliar 455 County Center, 4th Floor Redwood City, CA 94063 CONTACT: Elena Wolff (650) 599-1346 Effective Date: 2/2026 – 2/2027

SITE DESCRIPTION

Parks & Open Space, Habitat Management and Right-of-Way Areas. Selective invasive weed management in 10 park and open space areas for habitat management and fire safety. Total acreage to be treated is estimated to be 274 acres (see back page).

TARGET PESTS: Invasive dicot weeds. This product is not effective on monocots. Mix product with clean water

Material (Add to tank in order) Rate per 100 gal Rate per gal (handhelds) Volume/Acre

(1) Garlon 4 Ultra Herbicide* – 62719-527 0.5 – 5 gallons 0.6 – 6.3 oz.

Variable – Spot Spray Treatments

(2a) Competitor MSO Surfactant– 2935-50173 0.5 gallon 0.6 oz.

OR (2b) Syl-Tac EA Surfactant – 2935-50203 1.25 quarts 0.5 oz.

(3) Dye (if necessary) 1 quart 0.3 oz.

* Do not exceed maximum use rate of 8 quarts (256 oz.) of product per acre per year in non-crop sites

HAZARDS – RESTRICTIONS

o OBSERVE ALL LABEL PRECAUTIONS o KEEP SPRAY SOLUTION OUT OF LAKES, RIVERS, STREAMS o DO NOT ALLOW DRIFT TO CONTACT GRAPES, VEGETABLES AND OTHER DESIREABLE LANDSCAPE PLANTS o WORKER RE-ENTRY INTERVAL: KEEP WORKERS, PEOPLE AND PETS OFF TREATED AREAS UNTIL DRY o LIMIT APPLICATIONS TO PERIODS WHEN WIND IS BETWEEN 2-7 MPH TO REDUCE DRIFT POTENTIAL o NO APPLICATIONS WHEN FORECAST OF RAIN WITHIN 24 HOURS OF PLANNED APPLICATION o DO NOT APPLY IN TEMPERATURES EXCEEDING 80 DEGREES F OR IF HIGH TEMPERATURES ARE FORECAST

WITIN 24 HOURS OF APPLICATION

APPLICATION NOTES

This recommendation is for terrestrial foliar applications for invasive broadleaf (dicot) species on listed properties within County Parks District. All sprays shall be directed to target vegetation and evenly applied with low pressure (30-70 psi), hand held wands or guns (incl. hand, backpack and truck mounted sprayers). High concentration (Low-Volume) sprays shall use higher concentrations but not cover more than 30-50% of the target vegetation. Low-volume sprays are optioned for backpack sprayers where less water can be reasonably carried into rugged/steep terrain by the applicator. Applicator shall calibrate so no net increase in herbicide is used with low-volume spray methods. Timing: Depending on plant phenology, certain species may be more susceptible at different times of the growing season. Time applications for fall and spring when plants are actively growing.

Avoid drought conditions or times during early spring sap flow.

Low Rate – 0.5% - Use for seedlings. Optimum effectiveness 0 to <6” height.

High Rate - 1.5% - Use for late spring through fall perennial weeds. Apply at bud to flower stage for perennials.

Low Volume Rate - 5% – Use for large perennial weeds, spraying NO MORE THAN 30-50% of total plant leaf area.

This recommendation covers pesticide applications within habitats for federally and state listed endangered species. A qualified biologist/staff representative that can identify all rare plant and wildlife species present shall supervise all applications of pesticide. In areas where endangered species occur, buffer herbicide applications by 40 yds when wind is blowing towards occupied habitat. A 60’ buffer shall be maintained from aquatic sites for CA red-legged frogs in all designated critical and non-critical habitat sections defined in the 2001 Stipulated Injunction. Consult project maps for locating such areas. This pest control application incorporates all United States Environmental Protection Agency voluntary and injunction specified interim endangered species pesticide protection measures for San Mateo County including the 2001 Stipulated Injunction for CA Red-legged frogs. I certify that alternative methods and mitigation measures that will substantially reduce adverse environmental impacts have been considered and adopted as necessary and feasible.

Advisors Signature Mark A. Heath, PCA License No. 118861 February 24, 2026

[V. 3 Updated July 7/27/2026]

Produced by On Point Land Management Inc., 1300 Sirah Court, Ukiah, CA 95482 Ph. (415) 235-0987

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Edgewood French Broom Glenloch/Sylvan Way 1 acre 05S04W Sec. 26

Poison Hemlock Eastern Boundary 0.25 acre 05S04W Sec. 26

Huddart French Broom Kings Mtn Rd., TM 41 2 acres

06S04W Sec. 9 French Broom Archery Range 0.5 acre

Junipero Serra Park French Broom Fuel Break areas 5 acres 04S05W Sec. 4, 5

Memorial Park French Broom Pescadero Cr & Wurr Rd 20 acres 07S04W Sec. 34; 08S04W

Sec. 3

Pillar Point Bluff Cotoneaster Jean Lauer Trail, TM 13-15 7 acres

05S06W Sec. 10* Cotoneaster/Coyote Brush

Jean Lauer Trail TM 15-16 1 acre

Quarry Park/Miranda Surf French Broom S. Ridge/Vista Pt. Trails 30 acres 05S05W Sec. 7, 18

Cotoneaster Columbus St @Moro Ave 3 acres 05S06W Sec. 13

Sam McDonald Park French Broom Ridge Fire Road 119 07S04W Sec. 23,25,26

San Bruno Mountain Fennel McKesson Parcel/Battery 59 Rd 11 acres

03S05W Sec. 5, 8, 9, 16, Coyote Brush/Bristly Tailseed

Eastern Saddle; Hillside/Juncus Ravine, Owl/Buckeye Ridges

15 acres

Striated Broom Saddle/Ridge Trail 4 acres

Gorse Radio Rd. 1 acre

French Broom Owl/Buckey Ridges/Quarry/Ridge Tr.

34 acres

San Pedro Valley French Broom/Cotoneaster

Weiler Ranch Rd understory 3.5 acres

04S06W Sec 13, 14, 24* French Broom/Cotoneaster

NW park boundary, scrub 5 acres

Wunderlich French Broom Upper Skyline Trail 3 acres 06S04W Sec. 22

French Broom Meadows Trail, TM 18-22 5 acres 06S04W Sec. 23

French Broom Bear Gulch Rd., TM 1-18 5 acres 06S04W Sec. 22

*Buffers required for CA Red-Legged Frog (CRLF)

A 60’ buffer shall be maintained from aquatic sites for CA red-legged frogs in all designated critical and non-critical habitat sections defined in the 2001 Stipulated Injunction and listed in the above table. A reduced 15’ buffer applies when a certified applicator is making a spot treatment with hand-held equipment to state-designated invasive weeds within these specified sections. This reduced buffer does not apply to vegetation management projects for native brush control.