Ch. 302

LAWS OF MARYLAND

(3)  NAME OF ACTIVE INGREDIENT OF PESTICIDE;

(4)  PURPOSE OF APPLICATION OR USE;

(5)  TOTAL ACREAGE BEING AFFECTED BY APPLICATION;

(6)  TOXICOLOGICAL PROFILE OF PESTICIDE; AND

(7)  ANY OTHER INFORMATION REQUIRED BY THE DEPARTMENT.

5-209.

[All] EACH commercial application of [any] A pesticide shall
be under the supervision of a [certified custom applicator,]
certified pest control applicator[,] or certified public agency
applicator who is responsible and liable for the application.
[All] EACH [applications] APPLICATION of A restricted use
[pesticides] PESTICIDE by a certified private applicator shall be
done under his supervision, and he is responsible and liable for
the application.

5-210.1.

The Secretary may enter into reciprocal agreements with
other states to provide that nonresident applicators OR PEST
CONTROL CONSULTANTS [shall] MAY be exempt from [certification]
EXAMINATION requirements under this subtitle if certified under
equivalent plans of other states approved by the federal
Environmental Protection Agency granting similar exemptions to
residents of this State, upon payment of such fees as are
required by Maryland applicators OR PEST CONTROL CONSULTANTS and
upon meeting any additional requirements that may be required in
the agreement.

[5-210.2.

Permits issued by the Maryland Department of Agriculture
under the Pesticide Applicator's Law, prior to July 1, 1975 are
valid unless otherwise provided by federal law or regulation.]

5-210.2.

(A)   IN LIEU OF, OR IN ADDITION TO, SUSPENSION OF THE
LICENSE, PERMIT OR CERTIFICATE, THE SECRETARY MAY IMPOSE A CIVIL
PENALTY OF NOT MORE THAN $5,000 $ 1,000.

(B)  IN ADDITION TO REVOCATION OF THE LICENSE, PERMIT OR
CERTIFICATE, THE SECRETARY MAY IMPOSE A CIVIL PENALTY OF NOT MORE
THAN $5,000 $ 1,000.

(C)  THE PENALTY IMPOSED ON A PERSON UNDER THIS SECTION
SHALL BE ASSESSED WITH CONSIDERATION GIVEN TO:

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