ATCP 29.55(3)(a)7.7. Notice that a copy of the pesticide label is available upon request. The person making the residential application shall provide a copy of the pesticide label to each resident who requests a copy, but may first require the requester to pay reasonable copying and postage costs if the requester is not the customer who contracted for the application. ATCP 29.55(3)(a)8.8. A specific description of the location of the pesticide application site. The description shall contain sufficient information and detail so that the location of the pesticide application can be readily determined. ATCP 29.55(3)(b)(b) A person making a residential application in any dwelling unit shall leave the information under par. (a) with an adult resident of that dwelling unit, or shall prominently post the information at the entrance to that dwelling unit. ATCP 29.55(3)(c)(c) A person making a residential application to any common area within a residential structure, or making a perimeter barrier application, shall provide the information under par. (a) by posting clearly legible notices in common entryways or other conspicuous locations so that all residents are likely to see the notices. ATCP 29.55 NoteNote: A person making a residential application must comply with sub. (3) regardless of whether the application is a contract application. For example, a landlord making a residential application to the landlord’s own rental units must provide information to tenants residing in those units.
ATCP 29.55(4)(4) Restricted entry interval; warning signs. If a person makes a residential application of a pesticide whose label prescribes a restricted entry interval, that person shall post a warning sign at each entrance to the treated area. Each warning sign shall be at least 8 1/2 inches by 11 inches. The form and content of each warning sign shall be identical to that shown in ch. ATCP 29 Appendix D. The person making the residential application shall post the warning sign before the application begins, and shall not remove it until the restricted entry interval expires. ATCP 29.55 NoteNote: A person making a residential application must comply with sub. (4) regardless of whether the application is a contract application. For example, a landlord making a residential application to the landlord’s own rental units must post warning signs under sub. (4) if the pesticide label prescribes a restricted entry interval. See also s. ATCP 29.52 (3) which provides that landlords and contract applicators are individually and jointly responsible for posting warning signs. ATCP 29.55 HistoryHistory: Cr. Register, May, 1998, No. 509, eff. 6-1-98; correction in (1) (f) made under s. 13.93 (2m) (b) 7., Stats., Register, March, 1999, No. 519; CR 12-003: am. (1) (d), (2) (a), cr. (3) (a) 8., am. (3) (c) Register May 2013 No. 689, eff. 6-1-13; correction in (4) made under s. 13.92 (4) (b) 7., Stats., Register May 2013 No. 689. ATCP 29.56(1)(a)(a) “Division” means the agricultural resource management division of the department. ATCP 29.56(1)(b)(b) “Cemetery grounds manager” means the person responsible for on-site management of cemetery grounds. ATCP 29.56(1)(c)(c) “Golf course superintendent” means the person responsible for on-site management of a golf course. ATCP 29.56(1)(d)(d) “Landscape” means turf, ornamental and mulched areas, and areas being prepared for those purposes, that are located in or around residential premises, public or commercial facilities, parks, workplaces, care facilities, recreational areas, and public lands. “Landscape” does not include utility or transportation right-of-way areas, greenhouses, nurseries, or areas used for agricultural production, forest production, or commercial turf production. ATCP 29.56(1)(e)(e) “Landscape application” means the application of a pesticide to a landscape. “Landscape application” does not include any of the following: ATCP 29.56(1)(e)3.3. Mosquito control applications made by a government entity for public health purposes. ATCP 29.56(1)(f)(f) “Landscape pesticide” means a pesticide that is labeled for use on a landscape. ATCP 29.56(1)(i)(i) “Treated landscape” means that portion of a landscape to which a pesticide is applied. ATCP 29.56(2)(2) Information to customer. A person hired by a customer to make a landscape application shall provide that customer with all of the following in writing, or electronically if the customer consents in writing to electronic notification: ATCP 29.56 NoteNote: See ch. ATCP 29 Appendix A for an example of a written or electronically transmitted notice under par. (a). Nothing in this section authorizes a commercial applicator to make a landscape application which the customer has not affirmatively authorized. ATCP 29.56(2)(a)(a) An offer to provide pre-application information under par. (b). The person shall make the offer before making the first landscape application for the customer, and shall repeat the offer at least annually if there is a continuing contract for more than one year. ATCP 29.56(2)(b)1.1. The brand name, product name, or common chemical name of each pesticide that may be applied. ATCP 29.56(2)(b)2.2. A copy of the pesticide label for each pesticide that may be applied. ATCP 29.56(2)(b)3.3. The date on which the landscape application will be made. The person making the application may communicate the application date orally, rather than in writing, if the requester agrees to oral notification. ATCP 29.56(2)(b)4.4. The name, business address, and telephone number of a person who can provide further information about the pesticide application. ATCP 29.56(2)(c)(c) The information required under s. ATCP 29.22. The person making the application shall provide this information to the customer when the application is completed. ATCP 29.56(3)(a)(a) Except as provided under par. (c), a person shall post warning signs at a landscape application site before making a landscape application to that site. Warning signs shall comply with subs. (4) and (5). ATCP 29.56(3)(b)(b) No person may remove a warning sign posted under par. (a) until sunset of the day following the landscape application, or until sunset of the day on which the restricted entry interval on the pesticide label expires, whichever is later. This paragraph does not require a person to remove warning signs. ATCP 29.56(3)(c)1.1. An individual making a landscape application to residential premises occupied only by that individual’s household. ATCP 29.56(4)(4) Warning signs; form and contents. Each warning sign under sub. (3) shall comply with all of the following: ATCP 29.56(4)(a)(a) It shall be at least 4 inches by 5 inches, and shall be attached to a stable supporting device. ATCP 29.56(4)(b)(b) It shall contain the information shown in ch. ATCP 29 Appendix B. The information shall be professionally printed with red lettering on a white background, according to the format shown in ch. ATCP 29 Appendix B, except that sign removal dates may be entered by hand. A warning sign may contain supplementary information beyond that shown in ch. ATCP 29 Appendix B if the information is consistent with, and does not detract from, that shown in ch. ATCP 29 Appendix B. ATCP 29.56(4)(c)(c) It shall be constructed and posted so that it remains clearly legible for at least 72 hours after it is posted, despite reasonably foreseeable adverse weather conditions. ATCP 29.56(5)(5) Warning signs; where posted. At least one of the warning signs required under sub. (3) shall be clearly visible from each point at which there is significant potential for human access to the treated area. ATCP 29.56 NoteNote: For example, warning signs should be posted so as to be clearly visible from potential access points including roads, sidewalks, driveways, doorways, alleys, and adjacent yards unless a fence, wall, hedge, or similar feature effectively prevents human access to the treated area from that direction.
ATCP 29.56(6)(a)(a) A person making a landscape application shall offer the following information to any person who requests information about that landscape application: ATCP 29.56(6)(a)1.1. The complete name and address of the person making the landscape application. ATCP 29.56 NoteNote: This may be the name and address of the business entity that makes the application.
ATCP 29.56(6)(a)2.2. The brand name, product name, or common chemical name of each pesticide applied, and the EPA registration number of that pesticide. ATCP 29.56(6)(a)3.3. The concentration and total quantity of each pesticide applied, or the amount of each pesticide product applied per unit area and the total area treated. ATCP 29.56(6)(b)(b) If a requester asks for any of the information under par. (a), the person making the landscape application shall promptly provide that information to the requester. The information may be provided orally or in writing except that a copy of the pesticide label, if requested, shall be provided in writing. The person making the landscape application may require the requester to pay reasonable copying and postage costs before providing a copy of a pesticide label if the requester is not the customer who contracted for the application. ATCP 29.56(7)(7) Registry of individuals requesting advance notice of landscape applications. ATCP 29.56(7)(a)(a) The department shall compile an annual registry of individuals requesting advance notice of landscape applications to parcels of land identified in the registry. An annual registry takes effect on March 15 of each year, and expires on March 14 of the following year. ATCP 29.56 NoteNote: The department will distribute registries by March 1.
ATCP 29.56(7)(b)(b) An individual who registers under par. (c) may request advance notice of landscape applications, other than applications for which that individual has contracted, to any parcels on the block where that individual resides or on any blocks immediately adjacent to that block. ATCP 29.56 NoteNote: If a landlord contracts for landscape applications to a rental property, tenants on that property may register to receive advance notice of those applications.
ATCP 29.56(7)(c)(c) An individual shall register with the department by February 1 of each year to be included in the registry that takes effect on March 15 of that year. An individual shall register on an electronic or paper form provided by the department. The registration form shall include all of the following information which shall be included in the registry under par. (a): ATCP 29.56(7)(c)1.1. The individual’s complete name, street address, and mailing address if different from street address. ATCP 29.56(7)(c)3.3. The street address of each parcel under par. (b) for which the individual requests advance notice of landscape applications. ATCP 29.56(7)(c)4.4. Other information which the department reasonably requires to administer this section. ATCP 29.56 NoteNote: Individuals may obtain registration forms and submit registrations at the following website address:
ATCP 29.56 NoteForms may also be obtained by mailing a request to Landscape Registry Coordinator, DATCP, PO Box 8911, Madison, WI 53708-8911, or by calling (608) 224-4500.
ATCP 29.56 NoteA registration complies with the filing deadline under par. (c) if the registration is postmarked, delivered to the department, or entered onto the department’s website by February 1. The department may accept registrations filed after February 1 for inclusion in the March 15 registry, but is not required to do so.
ATCP 29.56(7)(d)(d) The department shall provide a free copy of the annual registry under par. (a) to all of the following: ATCP 29.56(7)(d)1.1. Each license holder under s. ATCP 29.20 that employs individuals licensed and certified under ss. ATCP 29.25 and 29.26 to make landscape applications. If a person is licensed under s. ATCP 29.20 by March 1, the department shall provide that person with a free copy of the registry by March 1. ATCP 29.56 NoteNote: The department may compile supplementary registries for distribution after March 1.
ATCP 29.56(8)(a)(a) Before making any landscape application, a person required to be licensed under s. ATCP 29.20 shall give at least 12 hours advance notice to every individual who is currently registered to receive notice of that application under sub. (7). ATCP 29.56 NoteNote: An applicator may voluntarily give notice to an individual who is included in a supplementary registry, but is not required to do so unless the individual has registered the same parcel in the primary registry under sub. (7).
ATCP 29.56(8)(b)(b) A person may give advance notice under par. (a) by telephone, or may mail or deliver notice to the requester’s address as listed in the registry. Notice, if given by mail, shall be postmarked at least 2 business days before the person makes the landscape application. A notice shall include all of the following: ATCP 29.56(8)(b)1.1. The complete name, business address, and telephone number of the person making the application. ATCP 29.56 NoteNote: The name, address, and telephone number may be those of the business entity making the application.
ATCP 29.56(8)(b)4.4. The brand name, product name, or common chemical name of each pesticide that may be applied. ATCP 29.56(8)(c)(c) If a landscape application date is changed after the person making the application gives notice under par. (a), that person shall give a revised notice to each individual previously notified. The revised notice shall comply with par. (b). ATCP 29.56(9)(a)(a) Subsection (3) does not apply to a golf course application of a pesticide whose label prescribes no restricted entry interval, provided that a permanent warning sign is conspicuously posted at each of the following locations: ATCP 29.56(9)(a)3.3. At every point on the golf course boundary at which the non-golfing public is permitted to enter the golf course by means of a road, sidewalk, path, or other established thoroughfare. ATCP 29.56(9)(b)(b) A permanent warning sign under par. (a) shall comply with all of the following requirements:
