Question 12053 of 398 · Ohio Pesticide Applicator Core Exam
Which statement about local government regulation of pesticide use on private property is correct?
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Correct answer to question 12053
- A: A political subdivision may not regulate or ban the use of a registered pesticide on private property
Explanation
The statute preempts local regulation of registered pesticides on private property, including private property open to the public. Ohio therefore has one statewide set of rules for licensing and use.
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