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If a Connecticut pesticide application business keeps its records outside the state, how soon must those records be made available in-state after the commissioner requests an inspection?
- Not more than five days after the request
- Not more than ten days after the request
- Not more than thirty days after the request
- Immediately upon request
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When a business's place of business is outside Connecticut, it must make the records available at an in-state location within ten days of the commissioner's inspection request.A Connecticut private applicator must submit a copy of their restricted-use pesticide use records to the commissioner by what deadline covering the preceding calendar year?
- December 31
- January 31
- March 1
- April 15
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Connecticut Sec. 22a-58(c) directs private applicators to keep records of each restricted-use application and to file a copy with the commissioner on or before January 31 for the prior calendar year.Within how many days must a certified applicator in Connecticut notify the commissioner of a change of address?
- 10 days
- 15 days
- 30 days
- 60 days
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Connecticut regulation Sec. 22a-66-5(e) requires a certified applicator to report any change of address to the commissioner within 30 days of the change.What is the minimum age at which Connecticut's commissioner may issue a pesticide certification to an applicant?
- 16 years
- 18 years
- 19 years
- 21 years
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Connecticut regulation Sec. 22a-66-5(b) prohibits the commissioner from issuing a pesticide certification to anyone younger than 18, making 18 the youngest eligible age in the state.Under Sec. 22a-66h, what maximum daily forfeiture may be imposed for violating the Connecticut pesticide application business provisions (Secs. 22a-66b to 22a-66j)?
- Not to exceed one thousand dollars per day
- Not to exceed two thousand five hundred dollars per day
- Not to exceed five thousand dollars per day
- Not to exceed ninety dollars per day
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A violation of the pesticide application business statutes carries a forfeiture to the state of up to five thousand dollars for each day of violation.Connecticut's regulation governing operational commercial certificates establishes how many classes of operational certificate?
- One class only
- Two classes: junior operational and senior operational
- Three classes graded by experience
- Four classes tied to pesticide toxicity
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Connecticut regulation Sec. 22a-66-5(h) creates two operational certificate classes, junior and senior, each requiring a written examination; a senior operator is certified only in the categories whose exams they pass.Under Sec. 22a-66f, what staffing requirement must a Connecticut pesticide application business meet at each place of business?
- Employ at least one certified commercial supervisory applicator for each category or subcategory in which it makes applications
- Employ at least two certified operational applicators regardless of category
- Employ one certified private applicator for the entire business
- Designate one apprentice per certified operator on staff
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Connecticut Sec. 22a-66f requires the business to employ, at each location and for every category or subcategory it services, no fewer than one commercial supervisory applicator certified in that category or subcategory.Under Sec. 22a-66z-1, what is the maximum term of a Connecticut permit to apply chemicals to state waters?
- One calendar year from issuance
- Two calendar years from issuance
- Three calendar years from issuance
- Five calendar years from issuance
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The commissioner sets an expiration date on each state-waters permit, and that date may not exceed three calendar years after issuance.← All practice exams