230 LAWS OF MARYLAND. [CH. 183

entrance way or drive way in Anne Arundel County, with-
out first having secured the permission or consent of the
owner, lessee, or custodian of such premises, and any
other persons riding in or transported by such vehicle
shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and, upon conviction
thereof, shall be fined not less than One Dollar nor more
than Twenty-five Dollars. Provided, however, that all such
property shall be conspicuously posted by signs containing
the following words: "Private Property. Keep Off" or
"Private Road. Keep Out", but such signs or posting shall
not be required on any property which is fenced off from
the road or highway upon which it bounds, or in case of
any residential property haying a frontage of 250 feet or
less on any road, street, or highway.

506-C. Any person who shall park any automobile or
other vehicle on or upon any private road, street or lane
in Anne Arundel County, contrary to the notice of the
owner, lessee or custodian of any such road, street, or lane,
and any passenger riding in or transported by such vehicle
shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and, upon conviction
thereof, shall be fined "not less than One Dollar nor more
than Twenty-five Dollars. Every such road, street, or lane
shall be conspicuously posted with a sign or signs contain-
ing the words "Private Road—No Parking".

506-D. Any owner, lessee, or custodian of any lot, field,
property, road, street, lane, entrance way, or drive way
in Anne Arundel County, shall be permitted to remove or
have removed from any such property any automobile or
other vehicle parked thereon contrary to the
posted notice of the owner, lessee, or custodian of
such premises, and such removal shall be at the risk, cost
and expense of the owner of such vehicle. Such vehicle
may be removed to any other place and impounded for
and be subject to a lien for the costs of removal, storage,
notice, and any other costs and damages sustained by the
owner of said premises; and if after 10 days the said
costs have not been paid, the owner of the premises upon
which said vehicle was parked, shall give notice by regis-
tered mail to the owner of said vehicle, if by reasonable dili-
gence the name and address of the owner of said vehicle
can be ascertained, and if the name and address of the
owner of said vehicle cannot be ascertained by reasonable
diligence, then notice shall be given by publication of one
insertion of a notice of sale of said vehicle in a newspaper
of general circulation throughout Anne Arundel County,
and upon 10 days notice to the Police Department of the
time and place of such sale, the said vehicle shall be sold