What information is required in the written notice to the Board after a change in operator?

The correct information that must be included in the written notice to the Board after a change in operator is the name of the licensed crematory along with details about the operators. This requirement ensures that the Board has comprehensive information regarding who is currently responsible for the operations. By knowing both the name of the licensed crematory and the operators, the Board can maintain oversight and ensure that all operations comply with regulatory standards and that qualified personnel are in charge. This helps in safeguarding the welfare of animals and promoting accountability within the veterinary and crematory services.

The other options fall short because simply stating the name of the new operator does not provide enough context or accountability regarding the specific operations of the licensed crematory. Providing just the crematory license number does not offer detailed insights into the operational leadership and could hinder the Board's ability to ensure compliance. Listing only the service history of the crematory is unrelated to the change in operator and does not fulfill the requirement for transparency and communication with the Board regarding personnel changes.