Authorizes Orleans, Massachusetts, to adopt a bylaw reducing pesticide use to protect public health and the environment.
The bill allows the town of Orleans to create a bylaw aimed at reducing pesticide use on public and private properties. The bylaw seeks to protect public health and the environment by limiting pesticide applications, promoting sustainable land management practices, and allowing temporary waivers in emergency situations. Violators face fines, and enforcement is the responsibility of the town manager or designated officials. The bylaw emphasizes the use of non-chemical pest prevention methods and restricts pesticide use to specific, less harmful products.
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