Chapter 460J

§460J-1 Definitions for pest control rules

§460J-2 Who serves on the pest control board

§460J-3 Board's job: licenses, rules, and enforcement

§460J-6 Pest control license is required to work

§460J-7 How the board checks license applicants

§460J-8 Getting a license: what you must do

§460J-8.5 Keeping your pest control license active with insurance

§460J-9 How to apply for a license and what fees to pay

§460J-10 License form

§460J-11 Where a licensed operator must keep and show their license

§460J-12 Pest control licenses and how exams work

§460J-13 How pest control operators get licensed by exam

§460J-14 License renewal fees and inactive license rules

§460J-15 When the board can take away or suspend a pest control license

§460J-16 Board hearing powers and enforcing orders

§460J-17 Continuing to operate after a licensee dies or leaves

§460J-19 Termite contracts and inspection reports

§460J-20 What termite documents must say

§460J-21 Fumigation must be supervised by a certified applicator

§460J-22 Keeping fumigation job logs for inspection

§460J-23 Pest control

§460J-23.5 When a pest control operator can hire another for fumigation

§460J-24 Who can do soil treatment pest control work

§460J-24.5 Approval needed before selling nonchemical pest control devices

§460J-25 Insurance required for pest control businesses

§460J-26 Who is exempt from this pest control law

§460J-27 Minimum fine for working without a license

§460J-27.5 Rules for advertising pest control services

§460J-28 Fines for breaking the law

§460J-29 Penalties for breaking this law

§460J-30 Other legal options still remain available