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(g) (F) Prescribe, when necessary, the time and conditions under
which certain pesticides may be used in different areas of the State,
and provide, if necessary, that extremely hazardous materials shall
be applied only under special permission from the Board.

(h) (G) Define the formulations and establish the conditions and
appropriate areas for aircraft application of any pesticides.

(i) (H) Create guidelines and requirements for the application of
pesticides by public agencies and bodies politic. These shall include
the qualifications of the responsible employees and provision of rec-
ords to the Board.

(j) (I) Design and conduct an appropriate educational program on
the values of pesticides and the necessity for care in their application.

(k) (J) Encourage research which will contribute to the optimal
uses of pesticides for maximum public benefit and minimum public
damage.

(l) (K) Establish such record systems for pesticide use as may be
essential for the public welfare.

(m) (L) Employ such inspectors and other employees as may be
necessary for the proper enforcement of the provisions of this sub-
title and the rules and regulations promulgated hereunder.

110E.

THE FEE FOR A CUSTOM APPLICATOR LICENSE OR A
PEST CONTROL CONSULTANT LICENSE IS $100.00.

110E. 110F.

(a) An advisory Committee on Pesticides shall be appointed by

the Governor to assist the Board in the continuing review of Mary-

land problems and in meeting needs relating to the uses of pesticides.

The Committee shall include one representative each of the Mary-

land Department of Health, State Board of Agriculture, Maryland
Farm Bureau, ornamental horticulturists, fruit and vegetable
growers, tobacco growers, food processors, arborists, the pesticide
chemical industry, aerial custom pesticide applicators, ground custom
herbicide applicators, one person from, the University of Maryland
engaged in research or extension work relating to pesticides, two
designees of the Maryland Board of Natural Resources ana at least
one representative of the pubic at large. Members shall be ap-

pointed for terms of three years, except that initial appointments

shall provide for one-third of the members to serve for one year,
one-third for two years, and one third for three years.

(b) The Advisory Committee shall meet at least once in each fiscal
year and at such other times as the Board or Committee may decide.