N.D. Cent. Code § 4.1-33-06
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4.1-33-06. Classification of commercial certificates
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4.1-33-06. Classification of commercial certificates
The board may classify commercial certificates to be issued under this chapter. The
classifications may include pest control operators, wood treaters, ornamental or agricultural
pesticide applicators, or right-of-way pesticide applicators. Separate classifications may be
specified as to ground, aerial, or manual methods used by any applicator to apply pesticides or
to the use of pesticides to control insects and plant diseases, rodents, or weeds. Each
classification of certification may be subject to separate testing procedures and training
requirements. A person may be required to pay an additional fee if the person desires to be
certified in one or more of the classifications provided for by the board under this section.
The board may classify commercial certificates to be issued under this chapter. The
classifications may include pest control operators, wood treaters, ornamental or agricultural
pesticide applicators, or right-of-way pesticide applicators. Separate classifications may be
specified as to ground, aerial, or manual methods used by any applicator to apply pesticides or
to the use of pesticides to control insects and plant diseases, rodents, or weeds. Each
classification of certification may be subject to separate testing procedures and training
requirements. A person may be required to pay an additional fee if the person desires to be
certified in one or more of the classifications provided for by the board under this section.
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