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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.Which of the following is a restriction regarding the purchase of restricted-use pesticides?
- Only government employees can purchase them
- They can be purchased by anyone using general-use methods
- An operational certificate holder cannot purchase them
- They must be purchased from the DEEP Pesticide Management Program directly
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An operational certificate holder cannot purchase restricted-use pesticides.🔗 Source
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.What must a governmental employee do regarding their certificate if they leave their position in government?
- Renew it through the DEEP immediately
- Convert it to a junior operational certificate
- The certificate becomes automatically void
- Pay a new pre-registration fee
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provided that any certificate for which a fee is not charged shall be automatically void if the holder is no longer a government employee.🔗 Source
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.← All practice exams