Question 12003 of 398 · Ohio Pesticide Applicator Core Exam
The owner of a business that is not a pesticide business applies pesticides on the business's own property. At which site does Ohio law require a commercial applicator license for this work?
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Correct answer to question 12003
- A: A golf course located on the property
Explanation
Publicly accessible sites such as food service operations, golf courses, hospitals, child care centers, schools, and food processing establishments are listed in the statute. Applying pesticides there requires a commercial license even when the applicator is the owner or an employee of a non-pesticide business.
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