Update city law on pesticide sales to match state requirements
In Plain English
The city's current pesticide law includes rules about selling pesticides that conflict with state regulations. This update removes those conflicting sections to ensure Richmond's law aligns with California requirements. The change affects how the city regulates pesticide use on public property.
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