District Of Columbia § 8-403.02 - Information to be supplied multi-unit property residents and tenants.
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§ 8-403.02. Information to be supplied multi-unit property residents and tenants.
8-403.02At least 24 hours, and not more than 7 days, before the application of pesticides on a multi-unit property, the owner of the property shall provide each resident and tenant of the property that will be treated with the information listed in by:
Delivering the information to each resident’s door or mailbox, or to each resident through electronic mail or facsimile; and
Posting the information conspicuously in common spaces on the property, in reasonably close proximity to the locations where pesticide will be applied.
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Source: official District Of Columbia text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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