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(1) Property owners that do not wish herbicides to be applied to eliminate noxious weeds or other invasive weeds of special concern to road rights-of-way or County managed lands directly bordering their property may enter into an annual “owner will control” agreement with Clallam County. Those with current agreements are allowed to post the County adjacent boundary as no spray areas.

(2) Under an “owner will control” agreement, the property owner must undertake specific measures, prescribed within the agreement, that will ensure the timely and effective control and reduction of target weed species within the right-of-way or within a proscribed area specifically identified in the agreement.

(3) If the property owner fails to effectively control or reduce targeted weed species as agreed, then Clallam County will issue a single written warning. If the problem persists after 10 days from when the written warning was sent, then Clallam County reserves the right to void the agreement upon written notice to the property owner.

(4) If any agreement is subsequently voided, Clallam County may immediately proceed with any planned weed control deemed necessary.

(5) A property owner may reapply for a new agreement in a subsequent season; however, the County reserves the right to deny said application if there is a documented history of failure to adhere to the terms of such agreements or history of voided agreements.