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201302388 (c) IPM principles: incorporate IPM principles into third party pest control firm contract and /or into internal property management practices, as applicable, including: (1) The problem or pest is identified before taking action. (2) Vegetation, shrubs and wood mulch should be kept far enough away from structures to avoid attracting termites and to remove cover for rodents looking to enter the building. (3) Cracks and crevices in walls, floors and pavement are either filled or eliminated. (4) Garbage cans and dumpsters are cleaned regularly. (5) Litter is collected and disposed of properly at least once a week. (6) If fertilizers are used, they should be applied several times (e.g., spring, summer, fall) during the year, rather than one heavy application. (7) If pesticides are necessary, use spot treatments rather than area -wide applications. In choosing among pesticides likely to be effective: (i) For roaches, prioritize baits, growth regulators, and boric acid as the primary pesticides. Focus on housekeeping issues and on avoiding introducing roaches during move -in; (ii) in general, give priority to the lowest - toxicity pesticide; and (iii) in general, avoid the use of spray applicators and fogging applicators. (8) Interior water leaks should be fixed as identified by inspectors or property management staff, or as reported by tenants. 8. INDOOR ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY MONITORING. Owner agrees that the Mark- to-Market restructuring plan incorporates the costs of purchasing, operating and maintaining devices to monitor and report temperature and relative humidity at the Project. Owner shall install devices to monitor and report temperature and relative humidity at the Project, for a period of three years after completion of the rehabilitation required in the Rehabilitation Escrow Deposit Agreement, pursuant to protocols that the Secretary provided prior to closing the Mark-to-Market restructuring (in the event the protocols are not provided, the funding for this requirement is included in the Rehabilitation Escrow, to be used when the Secretary provides the protocols). Owner may continue the monitoring beyond this time requirement at the Owner's discretion. 9. ENERGY AND WATER USAGE MONITORING. Owner agrees that the Mark -to- Market restructuring plan incorporates the costs of monitoring and reporting energy and water usage at the Project, for a period of three years after completion of the rehabilitation required in the Rehabilitation Escrow Deposit Agreement, pursuant to protocols that the Secretary provides prior M2MtkeAgrrtRaysed for Green hitiative (October 2011) D -3 FRENCH VLLAGE