Ch. 6

LAWS OF MARYLAND

(iii) To inspect, at unannounced times, every
licensed [premise] PREMISES in Kent County at least once every 90
days;

(6) A person may not qualify nor continue service as
an alcoholic beverages inspector if the inspector or the
inspector's immediate family has any personal or financial
interest, either directly or indirectly, in any license,
licensee, or in any [premise] PREMISES licensed under the
provisions of this article.

(k) (1) In Montgomery County, the services of the
department of inspection and licenses, the office of the county
attorney and other county departments shall be made available to
the board. The director of the department of health or his
designee shall act [ex-officio] EX OFFICIO as secretary to the
board and may not receive extra compensation for the services.

DRAFTER'S NOTE:

Error: In Article 2B, § 158, two instances of
incorrect word usage in subsection (j)(4)(iii) and (6)
and an extraneous hyphen in subsection (k)(l).

Occurred: Incorrect word usage occurred in Ch. 661 of
the Acts of 1982; hyphen was a publishing error,
occurring in the 1982 Supplement to the 1981
Replacement Volume to Volume 1 of the Annotated Code
of Maryland.

(p) (3) The inspector shall investigate all applicants for
an alcoholic beverage license or transfer of license in Cecil
County, enforce all alcoholic beverage laws therein, and
investigate all violations of the alcoholic beverage laws and
report the same to the liquor control board. The inspector shall
have all the powers of a peace officer of the State of Maryland
in respect to the enforcement of the alcoholic beverage laws of
Cecil County and shall make an oath, as provided in the
Constitution of Maryland, to faithfully perform the duties
entrusted to him. The inspector shall visit and inspect at
unannounced times every licensed [premise] PREMISES in Cecil
County at least every 90 days. The inspector shall make monthly
reports in writing to the liquor control board covering his
activities, setting forth any complaints, and listing any
violations that may have been observed by him or reported to him.
No person shall accept appointment or continue as an inspector if
either he or any member of his immediate family has any personal
or financial interest either directly or indirectly in any
license or in any licensed premises under the provisions of this
article.

DRAFTER'S NOTE:

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