Prohibits nonemergency pesticide application in municipal parks and state-managed lands, requiring prior public notice.
This bill amends the environmental conservation law to prohibit the nonemergency application of pesticides or lawn care pesticides in municipal parks and lands under the jurisdiction of the state office of parks, recreation, and historic preservation. It mandates that public notice be provided at least 72 hours before any pesticide application, which must remain posted for 72 hours. The bill defines "pesticide" and "lawn care pesticide" for clarity.
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