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File #: 55076    Version: 1 Name: Accepting Recommendations from the Integrated Pest Management Policy Review Task Force and Extending its Authorization to Revise the City’s Current Policy.
Type: Resolution Status: Passed
File created: 3/13/2019 In control: Mayor's Office
On agenda: 4/16/2019 Final action: 4/16/2019
Enactment date: 4/22/2019 Enactment #: RES-19-00325
Title: Accepting Recommendations from the Integrated Pest Management Policy Review Task Force and Extending its Authorization to Revise the City’s Current Policy.
Sponsors: Rebecca Kemble, Arvina Martin
Attachments: 1. IPM-PRTF Report to Common Council 031219_FINAL.pdf, 2. IPM Recommendations Summary Annotated 031219_FINAL.pdf, 3. Integrated Pest Management Policy Review Task Force Meeting Materials
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Accepting Recommendations from the Integrated Pest Management Policy Review Task Force and Extending its Authorization to Revise the City’s Current Policy.
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WHEREAS, RES-18-00574, Legistar File 51224, “Creating a Task Force to review, analyze, and provide recommendations regarding the City’s Integrated Pest Management Policy” was adopted on July 24, 2018; and,

WHEREAS, the Task Force was given a deadline to complete its work and report its recommendations; and,

WHEREAS, the legislative establishment process, increasing complexity of work scope, and the need to expand Task Force representation and public participation make it clear that current recommendations within the report are a first step requiring extended legislative authority; and,

WHEREAS, after consultation with key City Agencies who perform substantial pest management functions, including facilities and land management functions within the City of Madison, those agencies believe that the IPM-PRTF, with additions to the current membership, is the entity to revise current Integrated Pest Management Policy; and,

WHEREAS, while the first three of the seven actions listed below have been completed by the Task Force, additional time and process will be required to address the remaining four, and a more realistic deadline to accomplish the full scope of the Task Force is the Spring of 2020:

· Review available research on current IPM best practices
· Solicit input from IPM experts
· Review Current city department pesticide usage
· Develop recommendations for revisions to the current IPM policy, and recommendations for City pesticide usage
· Solicit input on City policy recommendations from the community (not completed)
· Develop best practices on pesticide use for city residents (not completed)
· Develop recommendations for administrative support structure(s) for policy implementation and reporting (not completed),

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that ...

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