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New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection Site Remediation and Waste Management ProgramHistorically Applied Pesticide Technical Guidance December 2018 Version 3.0Table of Contents 1.0Intended

How to fill out historically applied pesticide site

How to fill out historically applied pesticide site

1. Gather all the necessary information about the historically applied pesticide site.
2. Determine the type of pesticide that was historically applied at the site.
3. Take note of the dates and frequency of pesticide application at the site.
4. Assess the current condition of the site and any potential risks associated with the pesticide application.
5. Develop a plan for filling out the historically applied pesticide site, taking into consideration the appropriate methods for containment and remediation.
6. Follow all applicable regulations and guidelines for handling and disposing of pesticides and contaminated materials.
7. Implement the plan by removing any remaining traces of pesticides, cleaning up the site, and restoring the area to a safe and environmentally friendly state.
8. Monitor the site regularly to ensure that no further contamination or risks arise.
9. Keep detailed records of the filling out process and any steps taken to address the historically applied pesticide site.

Who needs historically applied pesticide site?

1. Environmental agencies and regulatory bodies
2. Landowners and property developers
3. Farmers and agricultural workers
4. Researchers and scientists studying the effects of pesticides
5. Health and safety organizations
6. Communities living near or using the site for recreational purposes

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What is historically applied pesticide site?

Historically applied pesticide site refers to the locations where pesticides have been used in the past.

Who is required to file historically applied pesticide site?

The individuals or entities who have used pesticides in the past are required to file historically applied pesticide site.

How to fill out historically applied pesticide site?

Historically applied pesticide site can be filled out by providing accurate information about the locations and types of pesticides used in the past.

What is the purpose of historically applied pesticide site?

The purpose of historically applied pesticide site is to track and monitor the use of pesticides in order to protect public health and the environment.

What information must be reported on historically applied pesticide site?

The information that must be reported on historically applied pesticide site includes the location of pesticide use, types of pesticides used, and dates of application.