August 8, 2012
The Suffolk County Department of Public Works’ Division of Vector Control plans to treat parts of the following salt marshes to control mosquito larvae Thursday, August 9, 2012, by helicopter. Should weather conditions prevent completion of the work, it will be continued the next suitable day.
Vector Control will be using the larvicide Vectobac 12As (Bti). This larvicide contains naturally occurring bacteria and is used throughout the mosquito season to treat mosquito-breeding sites. The product is registered by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation and is applied in accordance with the required state and federal permits.
Marshes will be treated as shown:
Town of Babylon
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Treat?
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Town of Brookhaven (cont.)
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Treat?
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Captree Island West
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Fireplace Neck
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Yes
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Sore Thumb
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Wertheim NWR
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Oak Beach
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Manor of St. George
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West Gilgo
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Smith Point North
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Yes
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Gilgo
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Johns Neck Creek
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Yes
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Cedar Beach
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Mastic Beach
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Yes
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Oak Island
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Pattersquash Island
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Ox/Helicopter Island
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Town of Southampton
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Gilgo Island
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Stokes Poges
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Town of Islip
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Jagger Lane
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Yes
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Robert Moses CG Station
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Moneybogue Bay
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Yes
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Clam Pond
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Westhampton Dunes
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Yes
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Captree Island East
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Dune Rd (Overton)
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Gardiner Park
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Yes
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Meadow Lane
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Yes
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Admiralty/Isbrandtsen
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North Haven
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Scully
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Iron Point
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Seatuck NWR
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North Sea
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Yes
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Islip Preserve
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Town of East Hampton
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Quintuck Creek
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Napeague
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Yes
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Heckscher State Park
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Yes
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Beach Hampton
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Timber Point
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Back
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