Action Plan Peach Fruit Fly Bactrocera zonata - Nuclear Sciences ...

treatments of regulated articles.
3. Contact visits with:
a) Security and airline personnel
b) Fruit stands
c) Local growers and packers
d) Farmers', produce, and flea markets
e) Commercial haulers of regulated articles
f) Public transportation
g) Post Office contacts
4. Visiting canneries and other processing establishments.
5. Monitoring the movement of waste material to and from
landfills to ensure adequate disposal of regulated articles.
6. Monitoring the movement of regulated articles through major
airports and other transportation centers.
7. Observing major highway and quarantine boundaries for
movement of host materials.
8. Public relations is a key element and can involve signs along
roadways, at airports and other public places. It should also
use local media to inform the general public of ways they
may assist.
H. Removing Areas from Quarantine
Area placed under regulation may be removed from quarantine requirements after the
PFF has been declared eradicated. Project management will identify areas to be removed at
such time that three PFF life cycles have been completed since the last specimen recovery.
One life cycle must have elapsed since the cessation of control activities. MOA should
publish a Notice of Quarantine Revocation when areas are removed from quarantine
requirements.
I. Orientation of Regulatory Replacement Personnel
Only trained or experienced personnel will be initially trained by the individual being
replaced. A training period of up to 3 working days is necessary for the orderly transfer of
these functions.
J. Regulatory Records
Records will be maintained as necessary to carry out an effective, efficient, and
responsible regulatory program. See Addendum G of this Action Plan for detailed
instructions.
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