Provides that mosquito control districts may enter lands adjacent to districts to conduct inspections and abate breeding places, but must give prior written notice to landowners of their intent to do so. District authority to treat breeding places is revised. Districts may treat places where mosquitoes are found or are likely to exist using integrated pest management (IPM) methods. IPM is defined as a coordinated decision-making and action process, seeking in an environmentally and economically sound manner to prevent pest problems, monitor pests and pest damage, establish tolerable pest populations, treat pest problems, and evaluate treatments. Subject to management considerations identified during consultation with landowners, districts may cut or remove shrubbery or undergrowth as necessary to carry out district operations.