Structural Disciplinary Review Committee Decisions

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• License-to-Kill, Administrative, Docket No. S-013 (County File No. 515-SCP-SD-04/05)
  License-to-Kill appealed to the Disciplinary Review Committee from a structural civil penalty decision of the San Diego County Agricultural Commissioner. The DRC upheld the commissioner’s finding that License-to-Kill violated Section 8505.7 of the California Business and Professions Code (B&P Code) by failing to secure the premises against entry until the end of the exposure period and until safe for occupancy. The DRC further upheld the commissioner’s levy of a moderate fine of $1,000 in that the application created a reasonable possibility of creating a health effect.
  
  The Director’s decision became final on December 28, 2006.
• Coulson-Moseley Pest Control, Docket No. S-012 (County File No. SPC-2070507)
  Coulson-Moseley Pest Control appealed to the Disciplinary Review Committee from a structural civil penalty decision of the Contra Costs County Agricultural Commissioner. The DRC upheld the commissioner’s finding that Coulson-Moseley violated 3 CCR section 6738 by failing to assure that its employee wear gloves as required by the product label. The DRC further upheld the commissioner’s levy of a moderate fine of $300 in that the application created a reasonable possibility of creating a health effect.
  
  The DRC’s decision became final on July 10, 2006.
• Dean Brand Construction, Docket No. S-011 (County File No. SCP-PLU-2005/06-001)
  Dean Brand Construction appealed to the Disciplinary Review Committee from a civil penalty decision of the Plumas County Agricultural Commissioner. The Committee upheld the commissioner’s finding of a violation of BPC 8550(a), based on appellant’s structural application of a pesticide for hire without a license from the Structural Pest Control Board. The fine levied by the commissioner was $200.
  
  The Director’s decision became final on July 19, 2006.
• Fidelity Fumigation, Docket No. S-10 (County File No. 049-SCP-SB-04-05)
  Fidelity Fumigation appealed to the Disciplinary Review Committee from a civil penalty decision of the Santa Barbara County Agricultural Commissioner. The Committee upheld the commissioner’s finding that of a violation of 3 CCR sec. 6780(b), based on the appellant’s failure to wrap or clamp the tarp around the fan housing. The Committee upheld the commissioner’s finding of a violation of FAC sec. 12973, based on the appellant’s failure to aerate the house in accordance with the label. The fine levied by the commissioner was $552.
  
  The Committee's decision became final on February 24, 2006.