Beginning January 1, 2017, a common interest development association or its authorized agent must provide notice to an owner and any tenant if a pesticide is to be applied to a separate interest or common area without using a licensed pest control operator. Under certain circumstances, notice will also be required to owners and any tenants of separate interests adjacent to the area of application of the pesticide. This new law is adopted as part of the Davis-Stirling Common Interest Development Act as Civil Code section 4777. Landlords and licensed pest control operators are already subject to these notice requirements which will be extended to include common interest development associations. The primary purpose of this new law is to apply the same notice requirements to pesticide applications by unlicensed pest control operators. Read the article……………
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