When treating a house near a person on the chemical sensitive registry list, which statement is not true?

• A. Inform them of the name of the chemical to be used
• B. Tell them where the treat site will be located
• C. Can be informed only by mail
• D. All of the above

Answer: (C)

Notifying a household about pesticide work near someone on the chemical sensitive registry requires clear, timely communication about what will be used and where it will be applied so they can take proper precautions. You must inform them of the chemical name to be used so they understand the potential exposures, and you must tell them where the treatment will take place so they can avoid the treated area or adjust activities accordingly. Saying that the notification can be delivered only by mail is not true—reliable notification should use multiple methods (in person, by phone, or written notice) to ensure the person actually receives the information before treatment. Therefore, the statement about being informed only by mail is not true.