Which information is NOT required on a Notice of Intent (NOI)?

The correct answer is that a signed statement releasing the property owner or operator from liability is not required on a Notice of Intent (NOI). The primary purpose of the NOI is to inform relevant parties such as neighboring property owners, local agencies, and others about the intent to apply pesticides, including critical information about the application process.

A detailed application history, the specific type of pesticide being applied, and the date of application are all crucial elements to ensure transparency and to keep track of pesticide usage for regulatory compliance and safety monitoring. These details help authorities evaluate the potential risks to human health and the environment and provide insight into the pesticide application practices. Conversely, including a liability release statement is not a standard requirement for the NOI, as the focus is on disclosure and notification rather than absolving liability.

Therefore, the correct choice reflects the distinction between necessary informational components of the NOI and additional legal considerations that are not mandated by the regulatory framework.