Section 026-60-4 - Designated Critical Pesticide Control AreaA.Dennys River Critical Pesticide Control Area(1) The above entitled matter having come up for public hearing on 7 March, 1978, at 2:00 p.m. before the Pesticides Control Board in Room 102 of the Science Building at the University of Maine in Machias; and the Board, having considered the evidence and arguments presented, and with a quorum present, has this day voted to declare a critical area under provisions of Title 22, Chapter 258-A, Sections 1471-F and 1471-M(2)(A), within which critical area no aerial application of pesticide is to be made without prior approval of the Board of Pesticides Control.(2) The critical area herein established is described as follows: Commencing at the dam at the foot of Meddybemps Lake and extending down the Dennys River to the Gilman Dam, so-called, the critical area shall include all land within one-half mile of either bank of the Dennys River; commencing at the Gilman Dam, so-called, and extending down the Dennys River to its entrance into Dennys Bay, so-called, the critical area shall include all land within one mile of either bank of the Dennys River. FISCAL IMPACT: This rule will not impose any fiscal impact on counties or municipalities.
01- 026 C.M.R. ch. 60, § 4