1. In addition to complying with any
applicable requirements of NAC
555.700, a certified non-private
applicator who applies or supervises the application of a restricted-use
pesticide shall:
(a) For each such
application, create and maintain an accurate and legible record of each
property treated with a restricted-use pesticide. The record must be maintained
for not less than 2 years after the date of the treatment and must include,
without limitation:
(1) The date of the
treatment;
(2) The address,
location or operational site at which the treatment is conducted;
(3) The full name of the certified
non-private applicator and, if the pesticide is applied by an unlicensed or
uncertified person under the supervision of the certified non-private
applicator, the full name of that person;
(4) The purpose for which the pesticide is
applied;
(5) A description of the
site or area treated or, in the case of a spot treatment, the notation "spot
treatment" and a description of each spot treated;
(6) The brand name or generic name of the
pesticide applied and the registration number assigned to the pesticide by the
United States Environmental Protection Agency;
(7) The total amount of any diluted pesticide
applied and the concentration of that pesticide, or the rate per unit and the
number of units treated with a concentrated pesticide;
(8) The ambient temperature at the start and
finish of the treatment;
(9) The
local wind velocity and direction at the start and finish of the
treatment;
(10) The size of the
area of ground treated; and
(11) If
applicable, the size of the area or volume fumigated and the time at which each
fumigation started and finished.
(b) Report by telephone within 24 hours to
the Director or his or her designee any:
(1)
Accidental spillage of unmixed pesticide, at any site of operations, of more
than 1 gallon of liquid or 4 pounds of dry weight if the pesticide is
potentially detrimental to human beings, wildlife, domestic animals or crops;
or
(2) Case of apparent pesticide
poisoning requiring medical treatment.
