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PUE Program Standards Compendium Volume 3 <br /> Restricted Materials and Permitting <br /> Section J.3 <br /> Guidance for 1,3-D Enforcement <br /> Disclaimer This section is a summary of existing legal requirements for pesticide <br /> applications and provides guidance to CACs, their staff, and industry on <br /> requirements of the labeling of products which contain 1,3-D and the 1,3-D <br /> regulations adopted by DPR in 3 CCR sections 6448 through 6448.2, as well <br /> as examples of use scenarios. This guidance is not intended by DPR to be <br /> independently enforceable. <br /> Buffer zone and A "buffer zone"is an area that surrounds a pesticide application block in <br /> setback which certain activities are restricted for a specified period of time to protect <br /> terminology; human health and safety from existing or potential adverse effects associated <br /> usage with with a pesticide application. <br /> 1,3-D products <br /> A"setback"is a distance which separates sensitive sites from the application <br /> block. For 1,3-D, setbacks are used to increase the distance between non- <br /> occupational bystanders and applications. <br /> In certain situations, the labeling of products which contain 1,3-D prohibit use <br /> within 100 feet of an occupied structure, such as a school, hospital,business <br /> or residence, or require the structure to be vacant for the seven consecutive <br /> days following application. While the labels refer to this as a"buffer zone", in <br /> practice it is a"setback"as used above. <br /> 3 CCR section 6448(b)requires the application block be"setback"from <br /> strictures that will be, or may be,occupied at any time during the seven days <br /> following the application, unless the structure is vacated during the entire <br /> setback period. The setback distances range from 100 feet to 500 feet based <br /> on the application rate and acreage treated. <br /> 3 CCR section 6448(d)requires a 100-foot buffer zone around application <br /> blocks based on application method and crop to be grown following <br /> application. For those applications where buffer zones are required, the buffer <br /> zone expires 48 hours after the application is complete. <br /> Continued on next page <br /> J-7 <br /> Appendix J— 1,3-Dichloropropene(Field Soil Fumigation) <br /> Recommended Permit Conditions and Enforcement Guidance(10-07-2025) <br />