- (a) Mosquito control. No person, firm, corporation, or governmental agency is to allow conditions conducive to the breeding of mosquitoes in areas where mosquito populations may cause a public health nuisance.
- (b) Fly control. No person, firm, corporation, or governmental agency is to allow conditions conducive to fly breeding on any property they own or lease.
(c) Rodent control.
(1)
- (A) No person, firm, corporation, or governmental agency is to allow conditions conducive to the feeding, breeding, or harborage of rodents on any property they either own or lease.
- (B) The keeping of rodents under sanitary conditions in connection with scientific research, commercial production, or as pets is not prohibited.
(2)
- (A) All exterior openings to buildings, both public and private, must be rodent-proof.
- (B) Manholes or other sewer access points must be maintained in a rodent-proof condition.
(3)
- (A) All articles and materials stored outside of buildings must be:
(i) A minimum of six inches (6”) off the ground; or
(ii) In a manner approved by the Department of Health or its authorized agent.
(B) This does not apply to discarded items awaiting immediate removal.
- (d) Pesticide and/or toxic substance use.
- (1) It is prohibited to apply or use any pesticide, poison, or chemical intended for pest control, or any other toxic substance, in any manner that violates label directions or intended use.
- (2) All pesticide, poison, toxic substance, and chemical containers must be disposed of by an acceptable method and at an approved site.