Question 1

We manage a newer Pitt Meadows strata near the Lougheed corridor — should we have a pest program?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Pitt Meadows' ALR agricultural rodent pressure and Pitt Lake wildlife corridors mean baseline programs at occupancy protect new strata buildings.

Question 2

Our Pitt Meadows strata complex is adjacent to ALR agricultural land — does that affect scope?

Accepted Answer

Yes. ALR-adjacent Pitt Meadows stratas face year-round agricultural rodent pressure. Exterior bait station routes at the ALR-facing perimeter are essential.

Question 3

A unit owner refuses interior access.

Accepted Answer

Work pauses at that suite. We document the refusal for council's record.

Question 4

What does the monthly strata report include?

Accepted Answer

Visit date, zones inspected, materials placed, catch counts, corrective actions, outstanding items.

Question 5

How are bait stations handled?

Accepted Answer

Tamper-resistant lockable stations. Placement confirmed with manager.

Question 6

Can the strata program cover wildlife calls?

Accepted Answer

Wildlife emergencies are handled separately. We recommend an escalation clause.

Question 7

Our strata complex is near Pitt Lake — does the lake wildlife affect scope?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Pitt Lake-adjacent stratas face raccoon and skunk pressure from the lake's wildlife ecosystem.

Question 8

Can you do programs for strata complexes on Pitt Meadows agricultural land?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Strata programs for mixed agricultural-residential Pitt Meadows complexes are within our scope.

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