1298                             LAWS OF MARYLAND                       [CH. 556

(ii) The applicant's said business is conducted at a fixed loca-
tion;

(iii) The applicant's storage area is sufficient to accommodate at
least fifteen (15) TWENTY-FIVE (25) vehicles to be scrapped,
dismantled, or destroyed;

(iv) The applicant maintains a substantial office in which books
of account and records of such business are kept*;

(v) The applicant has erected a substantial and legible sign, in
a location on the site of the place of business readily seen by the
public, advertising the type of business conducted at such location;

(vi) The fee of $15 is paid to the Department for the issuance
of such wrecker's license AND A FEE OF $100 IS PAID TO THE
DEPARTMENT FOR THE ISSUANCE OF SUCH SCRAP
PROCESSOR'S LICENSE. Sail SAID licenses to be renewed annu-
ally;

(vii) A copy of the application shall be submitted to the State
Department of Health for its comments on matters pertaining to air
pollution and health generally.

(VIII) IN THE CASE OF A SCRAP PROCESSOR, HE
MAINTAINS A HYDRAULIC BALER AND SHEARS, OR A
SHREDDER, OR SUCH OTHER EQUIPMENT SUITABLE FOR
PROCESSING MOTOR VEHICLE SCRAP AS REQUIRED BY
REGULATION OF THE DEPARTMENT.

(k)(1) Every wrecker engaged in the business of purchasing
or otherwise acquiring vehicles for the purpose of scrapping, dis-
mantling, or destroying, shall forward the certificate of title for

the vehicles upon which the assignment and warranty of title has

been properly endorsed to the Department of Motor Vehicles within
five (5) days from the date of acquiring such vehicles. NOTIFY
THE DEPARTMENT OF THE ACQUISITION OF SUCH VEHI-
CLES UPON FORMS PRESCRIBED BY THE DEPARTMENT
WITHIN FIVE (5) DAYS OF THE DATE OF ACQUIRING SUCH
VEHICLES.

(2)    If a wrecker acquires possession of a vehicle, or part BODY
OR CHASSIS thereof, for which there is no certificate of title, or
certificate of authority and the vehicle, or part BODY OR CHASSIS
thereof, has been in the possession of the wrecker for a period of
more than thirty (30) days, the wrecker shall send a notice of intent
to dispose of the vehicle, or part BODY OR CHASSIS thereof,
at least ten (10) days prior thereto by registered mail to the owner
and any lienholder as shown on the records of the Department of
Motor Vehicles or any other person entitled to possession of the
vehicle, or part BODY OR CHASSIS thereof, if his address is known
or can be reasonably obtained.

(3)    If the owner of the vehicle, or part BODY OR CHASSIS
thereof, or any other person entitled thereto, or any lienholder hav-
ing an interest therein fails to recover or claim the vehicle, or part