Effective: October 1, 1953
Latest Legislation: House Bill 1 - 100th General Assembly
No person shall keep or maintain bees in any hive if all frames and honeycombs cannot be readily removed therefrom for inspection or keep or maintain bees in any hive situated where adequate and efficient inspection is difficult, impracticable, or impossible. All cross-comb hives or domiciles for bees, from which the frames and honeycombs cannot be readily removed, are hereby declared to be a public nuisance.
If any owner is found using such cross-comb hives or domiciles, the director of agriculture shall notify said owner in writing to cease using them. If, after the expiration of one year from receipt of said notice, the owner has failed to cease using said cross-comb hives or domiciles for housing bees, the director may seize and destroy them without remuneration.
Structure Ohio Revised Code
Title 9 | Agriculture-Animals-Fences
Section 909.01 | Apiary Definitions.
Section 909.02 | Application for Registration - Certificate.
Section 909.04 | Quarantine Orders.
Section 909.05 | Authority to Enter Upon Premises for Inspection.
Section 909.06 | State Apiarist and Deputies.
Section 909.08 | Annual Inspection of Queen Apiaries - Certificate.
Section 909.09 | Permit Necessary to Transfer.
Section 909.11 | Additional Control and Eradication Measures.
Section 909.12 | Frames and Honeycombs Must Be Easily Removable and Accessible.
Section 909.13 | Revocation of Certificate or Permit.
Section 909.131 | Effect of Child Support Default on Certificate.
Section 909.14 | Annual Report.
Section 909.15 | Moneys Credited to General Revenue Fund.
Section 909.17 | Director of Agriculture to Prosecute Violators.