8 CCR 1203-2, pt. 13 - Notification of Pesticide Applications
13.01. Any
commercial, registered limited commercial, or registered public applicator
making a pesticide application in any turf or ornamental category shall post,
at the time of application, at least one sign as specified in ยง
35-10-112(2)(c),
C.R.S., notifying the public of the application.
13.02. The bottom of each
notice-of-application sign must project at least 18 inches above the ground and
the top of the sign shall be no higher than 48 inches above the ground. This
provision does not apply to notice of application signs required to be posted
at golf course clubhouses, which requirements are set forth in Part 13.04
below.
13.03. The sign must be
posted on a lawn or yard at the property boundary between two feet and five
feet from the sidewalk; if there is no sidewalk, between two and five feet from
the road; or, if there is no road, between two and five feet from the property
boundary. When landscaping or other conditions would make a sign inconspicuous
or illegible if the sign were posted within the distances specified in this
paragraph, the sign shall be posted in a similar manner such that it is
conspicuous and easily legible to any adult or child entering or passing the
property on foot.
13.04. For
greenbelts, parks, golf courses, athletic fields, playgrounds, common property
of multi-unit residential and commercial properties, or other similar
recreational or common property, the signs must be posted immediately adjacent
to areas within the property where pesticides have been applied in a manner
that is conspicuous and easily legible to any adult or child entering the
treated area(s). For applications on a golf course, the applicator shall post a
sign at the clubhouse and at the first tee and the tenth tee notifying the
public of the application. Notification signs at golf course clubhouses must be
placed in a manner that is conspicuous and easily legible to any adult or child
entering the treated area(s).
13.05. Any commercial, registered limited
commercial, or registered public applicator making an aquatic pesticide
application in any body of water with any legal public access shall post a sign
notifying the public of the application at each place of legal public
access.
Notes
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