This bill mandates that all commercial pesticide applicators use uniform silver flags to mark areas where pesticides have been applied. The flags must be silver in color, of a consistent size and type, and must include information in both English and Spanish. Additionally, these flags are required to remain in place for a minimum of 72 hours following the pesticide application. The bill also prohibits the use of silver flags for any purpose that could be confused with pesticide applications, such as marking invisible dog fences or underground utility lines.

Furthermore, the bill instructs the Department of Environmental Protection to establish rules and regulations to implement these requirements effectively. The act is set to take effect one year after its enactment, although the Commissioner of Environmental Protection is authorized to take necessary administrative actions in advance to ensure its implementation.