8 CCR 1203-2 Part 7 - Business Practices, Equipment Identification, Notices

7.01. Equipment identification.

(a) For the purposes of subparagraphs (b) and (c) below, the term "company business name" includes any name or trademark registered with the Colorado Secretary of State, any doing business as name as submitted in the licensee's application, and any company logo that clearly communicates the licensee's business name.

(b) Commercial applicator equipment identification:

(1) All motor vehicles, trailers, and mobile application equipment while used by or on behalf of any licensee for applying or carrying pesticides shall be identified by displaying thereon, in letters not less than two inches high, the company business name and, in letters not less than one inch high, the city and state of said licensee's place of business. Such lettering on a licensee's equipment shall be clearly legible, and shall not be rendered difficult to read or illegible by means of paint fading, scuffing, wear and tear, damage, or any other cause. Any motor vehicle so identified shall be identified on both sides of the vehicle. This Part 7.01(b)(1) shall not apply to aircraft, small capacity sprayers with less than a ten-gallon capacity, and application equipment mounted on vehicles marked in accordance with these Rules.

(2) Vehicles with a spray tank holding more than a ten-gallon capacity that due to the size or design of the vehicle do not provide sufficient surface area to comply with the identification requirements outlined in Part 7.01(b)(1) shall be identified by displaying thereon, in letters not less than one inch high, the company business name of said licensee. Such lettering on a licensee's equipment shall be clearly legible, and shall not be rendered difficult to read or illegible by means of paint fading, scuffing, wear and tear, damage, or any other cause. Any motor vehicle so identified shall, at a minimum, be identified on one side of the vehicle.

(c) Public applicator equipment identification:

(1) Any public applicator registered with the Department shall identify all motor vehicles, trailers, and mobile application equipment while used by or on behalf of such registrant for applying or carrying pesticides by displaying, in letters not less than two inches high, the city or state name, or a logo identifying the registered public entity they represent. Such lettering on a registrant's equipment shall be positioned and maintained so as to be clearly legible, and shall not be rendered difficult to read or illegible by means of paint fading, scuffing, wear and tear, damage, or any other cause. Any motor vehicle so identified shall be identified on both sides of the vehicle. This Part 7.01(c)(1) shall not apply to aircraft, small capacity sprayers with less than a ten-gallon capacity, and application equipment mounted on vehicles marked in accordance with these Rules.

(2) Vehicles with a spray tank holding more than a ten-gallon capacity that due to the size or design of the vehicle do not provide sufficient surface area to comply with the identification requirements outlined in Part 7.01(c)(1) shall be identified by displaying thereon, in letters not less than one inch high, the city or state name, or logo, identifying which public entity they represent. Such lettering on a registrant's equipment shall be clearly legible, and shall not be rendered difficult to read or illegible by means of paint fading, scuffing, wear and tear, damage, or any other cause. Any motor vehicle so identified shall, at a minimum, be identified on one side of the vehicle.

7.02. All licensees must inform the Commissioner, in writing, of any change in their address or telephone number.

7.03. Each qualified supervisor or certified operator must notify the Commissioner in writing when he or she begins employment with a commercial, registered limited commercial, or registered public applicator, terminates employment, or when he or she changes branches, divisions, satellite offices or employers. Such notification shall be within 15 days of said employment, termination, or change.

7.04. Each commercial, registered limited commercial, and registered public applicator must notify the Commissioner in writing when a qualified supervisor in its employ terminates employment, or changes branches, divisions or satellite offices, or when adding a qualified supervisor to its staff. Such notification shall be within 15 days of said termination, change, or addition.

7.05 The original product container with labeling or a copy of the pesticide label and any associated labeling for the intended use, for each product in use shall be in the possession of the commercial, registered limited commercial, or registered public applicator employee at the site of application whenever a pesticide application is performed. This Part 7.05 shall not apply to aerial applicators, private applicators, or Endangered Species Protection bulletins referenced on the label.

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8 CCR 1203-2 Part 7

38 CR 23, December 10, 2015, effective 12/30/2015 39 CR 05, March 10, 2016, effective 3/30/2016 45 CR 01, January 10, 2022, effective 1/30/2022