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Lynn City board schedules public hearing to require licensed exterminators for IPM plans
Summary
The Lynn City Board of Health voted to post a public hearing on an amendment to its Integrated Pest Management regulation that would require licensed exterminators to prepare IPM plans rather than property owners or tenants.
The Lynn City Board of Health voted to post a public hearing on a proposed amendment to the city’s Integrated Pest Management regulation that would require licensed exterminators to prepare IPM plans for properties.
The change, introduced by Health Department staff, is intended to ensure that pest-management plans are written by qualified practitioners instead of by property owners or tenants. Health Department staff said the current rule, adopted in 2020, allows nonlicensed individuals to submit written IPM plans and that practice has produced…
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