Current through Register Vol. 51, No. 22, November 1, 2024
Section 15.05.01.10 - Licenses - Types and RequirementsA. Types. Each place of business performing pest control shall be licensed in those categories in which it operates. The licenses are: (1) Pesticide business license-issued to a business performing pest control work;(2) Pest control consultant license-issued to a business providing pest control consultation; and(3) Not-for-hire license-issued to a person who performs, or whose employees perform, pest control services on property that is: (a) Owned by the person; and(b) Open to, or routinely used or enjoyed by members of the public, at the person's express or implied invitation, even though a fee or other charge may be administered for the property's use or enjoyment.B. Requirements. An applicant for license or renewal of a license shall annually: (1) Apply to the Department on a Departmental form;(2) Designate an individual who is certified in those categories for which the business is licensed;C. Insurance Requirements. An applicant for a pesticide business license or a renewal of a pesticide business license shall: (1) Meet the requirements for minimum financial responsibility for bodily injury and property damage by carrying liability insurance with limits not less than: (a) Bodily injury-$100,000 each person, $300,000 each occurrence;(b) Property damage-$15,000 each occurrence, $30,000 annual aggregate provision.(2) Furnish to the Department a certificate of insurance by an insurance company licensed to do business in the State. The license shall keep the insurance in force for the licensing period.D. Duration. (1) A pesticide business license is valid beginning July 1, or whenever obtained, to June 30.(2) A pest control consultant license is valid beginning January 1, or whenever obtained, to December 31.(3) A not-for-hire license is valid beginning July 1, or when obtained to June 30.E. If an application for renewal of a Pesticide Business license, Pest Control Consultant license, or Not-for-Hire license is received by the Department more than 30 days after the expiration date of the license, the applicant is subject to a $30 late fee.Md. Code Regs. 15.05.01.10
Regulation .10A amended effective July 1, 1987 (14:4 Md. R. 421)
Regulations .10 adopted effective January 14, 1988 (15:1 Md. R. 20)
Regulations .10 recodified to .10 adopted effective July 25, 1988 (15:15 Md. R. 1810)
Regulation .10 amended effective April 10, 2006 (33:7 Md. R. 674)
Regulation .10B amended effective August 18, 2003 (30:16 Md. R. 1076)
Regulation .10E adopted as an emergency provision effective October 1, 2010 (37:23 Md. R. 1608); amended permanently effective January 13, 2011 (38:1 Md. R. 11)