What Binds You

Pest obligations by funding source. They have real force where federal money or a military lease is involved; Utah market-rate law is thin, and this section says so.

• NSPIRE Infestation: The Nine Pest Deficiencies, Severity and Correction Times

  All nine deficiencies in HUD's NSPIRE Infestation standard, quoted, with severity, the 24-hour and 30-day clocks, HCV results, the trap rule, and what HUD accepts as correction.

• NSPIRE Compliance Calendar by Program

  Which programs are already on NSPIRE and which must move by when, with the Federal Register notice behind each date.

• HUD Multifamily Bed Bug Rules: Notice H 2012-5 and the 2019 Clarification

  Notice H 2012-5 and HUD's 2019 clarification on bed bug lease addenda, extermination cost, relocation, and the IPM plan HUD expects, quoted from the documents.

• LIHTC: How a Pest Finding Reaches the IRS

  26 CFR 1.42-5, Form 8823 line 11c, the one-standard-not-both rule, and Utah Housing Corporation's manual: the path from an inspector's pest note to an IRS noncompliance report.

• HOME-Assisted Rentals: Property Standards and Pests

  24 CFR 92.251(f), the 24 CFR 5.703 standards behind it, and the April 14, 2027 NSPIRE date for HOME rentals.

• Utah and the Wasatch Front: What State and Local Law Says About Pests in Rentals

  The Fit Premises Act (silent on pests), its three-day corrective period, Salt Lake City's pest clause, the Salt Lake County and Weber-Morgan health rules, and what Utah courts have and have not decided.

• Who May Apply Pesticide in a Unit: Utah R68-7, FIFRA, and the Records to Demand

  Commercial versus non-commercial applicators under Utah R68-7, the open question for maintenance staff, the federal label rule, and the nine-item application record to ask every vendor for.