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(i) Notification of pesticide application must be provided on a poster or placard that is
constructed of all-weather material.
(ii) The poster or placard must contain a general statement that from time to time
pesticides are in use in the management of turf and ornamental pests.
(iii) The poster or placard must state that questions or concerns that arise in relation to
the pesticide application must be directed to the golf course superintendent or his or her
designated representative.
(iv) The poster or placard must state that, upon request, the superintendent or his or
her representative will supply the information specified in subdivision (b) of this subrule.
(v) The poster or placard must be displayed prominently in the pro shop, locker rooms,
or registration area.
(b) At the time of broadcast, foliar, or space pesticide application to golf course
property, the applicator shall post on the first and tenth tees, in a conspicuous place, a
sign that states all of the following information:
(i) The date and time of application.
(ii) The common name of the pesticide applied.
(iii) The areas treated.
(iv) The label reentry precautions.
(v) The name of a person who may be contacted for further information.
(c) Posting requirements must remain in effect until specific label reentry requirements
have been fulfilled.
(4) A commercial applicator who makes a broadcast, foliar, or space insecticide
application in a commercial building, public building, or health care facility shall comply
with all of the following:
(a) The applicator shall, upon completion of an insecticide application, provide a sign
to be displayed in a readily observable place at the primary point of entry by the building
manager.
(b) The applicator shall instruct the building manager that the sign must be displayed
and remain posted for not less than 48 hours after the most recent application of an
insecticide.
(c) The building manager shall post all signs provided by the applicator in accordance
with this subrule.
(d) Signs that are used for posting must comply with the following specifications:
(i) The sign shall be a minimum of 2 1/2 inches high by 2 1/2 inches wide.
(ii) Information must be in black letters on a muted background.
(iii) The sign must have an illustration that is not less than 1 3/4 inches high by 2
inches wide that depicts a cloud symbol encompassing a house. This illustration shall
serve to inform the public that insecticides have been applied in the building.
(iv) The sign must have a space provided in which the date of application is to be
indicated by the applicator. This information must read: "DATE _______________" in a
minimum 1/8-inch (16-point) type.
(5) All of the following provisions apply to notification requirements for community or
right-of-way applicators:
(a) A commercial applicator shall not make a broadcast or foliar application of
pesticides for community or right-of-way pest management without making documented
efforts to provide prior notification to persons who own or reside on property that is