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San Joaquin County Effective 11/13/1019 Additional Permit and OVID Considerations 1) If your property is in section/towashiphange within the area for the California Department of Pesticide Regulations (DPR) endangered species PRESCRIBE Bulletin, you must follow the bulletin and have it in your possession for any pesticide/herbicide application. (www.cdpcca.eov) 2) If you pay someone to apply pesticides to your property and they do not specifically have a pest control business license through the DPA, they are considered your hired employee. As your employee they must be trained by a qualified person who holds a license through DPR(for example: a QAL, QAC, or PAC card)before they can handle any pesticides. The training must be conducted annually and there must be a written record of the paining as well as mandated postings for your employee's safety per the California Code of Regulations. 3) Always read a pesticide's label before use. By purchasing a pesticide, you are agreeing to the terms of its label. The label is the law and must be followed. 4) If the pesticide you intend to use has a"toxic to bees' statement on it, a bee check MUST be performed AT LEAST 48 hours prior to the application taking place. The bee check can be done by using the beewhere.calagpermits.org website and using your CalAgPermits login information, or by contacting the CAC via phone or in person. 5) If you have one or more sites with a school/daycam notification requirement, a new notification MUST be submitted annually by April 30, even if everything is the same as the previous year. An amendment must also be submitted EACH TIME a pesticide not listed on the annual notification is to be applied. Please be aware that there is a 48 hour wait between the time you amend your annual notification to when you can actually apply that pesticide within a '/.mile of a school/daycare. Please note: The notification system no longer has the"select all" feature for a token pesticide to find the Active Ingredient used. 6) Failure to follow Federal, State and County regulations and conditions can result in Administrative Civil Penalty with fines ranging from$50.00 to $5,000.00 per violation.