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A person who operates an airborne machine in performing a land or water extermination is required under regulation to make a summary of applications for each extermination. This is the form to maintain this summary.

Section 7(2) of the Pesticides Act requires a person to hold a permit issued by the Director for a water extermination. This application form is for a permit to use a pesticide to control biting flies or aquatic weeds.

Section 7(1) of the Pesticides Act requires a person to hold a permit issued by the Director for a land extermination unless exempt under regulation. This application form for this purpose.

A person who operates an airborne machine in performing a land or water extermination is required under regulation to make a record of each extermination. This is the form to maintain this record.

A person who operates an airborne machine in performing a land extermination must hold a permit issued by the Director unless exempt under regulation. This is the application form for this purpose.

A person who operates an airborne machine in performing a land extermination on Crown Land is required to make a record of each extermination. This is the form to maintain this summary.

Section 7(1) of the Pesticides Act requires a person to hold a permit issued by the Director for a structural extermination unless exempt under regulation. This application form is for a permit to use a fumigant gas or chloropicrin for any fumigation unless exempt under regulation.

Section 7(2) of the Pesticides Act requires a person to hold a permit issued by the Director for a water extermination. This application form is for a permit to use a pesticide in surface water to control of mosquito larvae that if allowed to mature could be vectors of West Nile Virus.

Section 7(2) of the Pesticides Act requires a person to hold a permit issued by the Director for a water extermination. This application form is for a permit to use a pesticide in catch basin for the control of mosquito larvae that if allowed to mature to adults could be vectors of West Nile Virus.