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Structural Pest Control Board Disciplinary Review Committee’s Decision on an Appeal of a County Agricultural Commissioner Action (Docket Number S-017)
The Disciplinary Review Committee’s Decision on Cesar Arevalo/Mission City Fumigation’s appeal of the $700 civil penalty levied by the Santa Clara County Agricultural Commissioner (CAC) is enclosed
The Santa Clara CAC found Cesar Arevalo/Mission City Fumigation in violation of Title 3 California Code of Regulations (3 CCR) section 6614(b)(2). Section 6614(b)(2) provides that no pesticide application shall be made or continued when there is a reasonable possibility of damage to nontarget crops, animals, or other public or private property.
The Disciplinary Review Committee reversed the Santa Clara CAC’s decision and excused the $700 civil penalty.
This decision addresses the following key words or concepts:
- Vikane Product Label
- 3 CCR section 6614
- “Reasonable Possibility”
Please make this information available to your staff as a reference in preparing similar cases. If you have any questions, please contact David Haskell, Research Program Specialist II, at 916-445-4207, or the Enforcement Branch Liaison assigned to your county.
Sincerely,
Enclosures
- Docket No. S-017