WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Governor Ch. 649
THAT USE ARE LIMITED TO 25% OF THE PARCEL OR LOT.

(3) IF A PARCEL OR LOT ONE-FOURTH ACRE OR LESS IN SIZE
WAS IN NONRESIDENTIAL USE ON OR BEFORE DECEMBER 1, 1985, THEN
PEOPLE CAUSED MAN-MADE IMPERVIOUS SURFACES ASSOCIATED WITH
THAT DEVELOPMENT ARE LIMITED TO 25% OF THE PARCEL OR LOT.

(4) IF AN INDIVIDUAL LOT 1 ACRE OR LESS IN SIZE IS PART OF
A SUBDIVISION APPROVED AFTER DECEMBER 1, 1985, THEN
PEOPLE CAUSED MAN-MADE IMPERVIOUS SURFACES OF THE LOT MAY
NOT EXCEED 25% OF THE LOT. HOWEVER, THE TOTAL OF THE
IMPERVIOUS SURFACES OVER THE ENTIRE SUBDIVISION MAY NOT
EXCEED 15%.

(E) THIS SECTION DOES NOT APPLY TO A TRAILER PARK THAT WAS
IN RESIDENTIAL USE ON OR BEFORE DECEMBER 1, 1985.

SECTION 2. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That this Act shall take
effect July 1, 1990.

Approved May 29, 1990.

CHAPTER 649
(House Bill 1062)

AN ACT concerning

Chesapeake Bay Critical Area Protection Program - Program Amendments and

Program Refinements

FOR the purpose of authorizing certain local jurisdictions to propose certain
amendments and refinements to their local Chesapeake Bay Critical Area
Protection Program; providing for a process by which certain amendments and
refinements can be approved for inclusion into local Chesapeake Bay Critical
Area Protection Programs; providing certain requirements for zoning map
amendments; authorizing the Chesapeake Bay Critical Area Commission to adopt
certain regulations; providing for notifications and hearings; authorizing the
chairman of the Commission to make certain determinations concerning local
Chesapeake Bay Critical Area Protection Programs; providing certain powers and
duties for the Commission; providing for the use of growth allocation by a local
jurisdiction; requiring certain local jurisdictions to send certain information to the
Commission; defining certain terms; making technical and stylistic changes;
clarifying the meaning of "project approval"; and generally relating to program
amendments and program refinements for local Chesapeake Bay Critical Area
Protection Programs.

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