Which of the following is not required information on a Notice of Intent?

The correct answer is that a signed liability release from the property owner is not required information on a Notice of Intent. A Notice of Intent is a formal document that must be submitted to regulatory authorities to inform them about planned pesticide applications. It typically includes essential details such as the date the application will begin, the approximate acres or units to be treated, and the specific pest or pests that are targeted for control. These elements are crucial for regulatory agencies to track pesticide use and ensure compliance with safety and environmental standards.

In contrast, a signed liability release from the property owner is not a standard requirement. While property owner consent may be necessary, especially in private settings, the release of liability is a separate legal document that pertains to different legal considerations rather than being a part of the Notice of Intent documentation. Thus, it is not included in the mandatory information that must be provided in this notice.