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(C) ANY PERSON AGGRIEVED BY ANY SUCH NOTICE OR
ORDER MAY. WITHIN TEN (10) DAYS OF SERVICE, REQUEST
AN INFORMAL HEARING WHICH SHALL TAKE PLACE WITHIN
TEN (10) DAYS OF SUCH REQUEST. A WRITTEN NOTICE OF THE
FINAL DETERMINATION SHALL BE ISSUED BY THE HEALTH OF-
FICER AND SERVED UPON THE LICENSEE IN ACCORDANCE
WITH SUBSECTION (A) OF THIS SECTION WITHIN TEN (10)
DAYS OF THE INFORMAL CONFERENCE.

Section 11-403

(a) Any person who is accused of violating his licence, this ordi-
nance, or any regulations passed pursuant thereto, shall be entitled to
the privilege of a hearing by the County Board of Appeals; provided,
however, that the violator specifically requests such a hearing in writing.
The time to correct said violations shall be extended by such request unless,
in the opinion of the Health Officer, such delay shall constitute a danger to
public health.

(b) The request for a hearing shall be directed to the County Health
Officer, and a hearing shall be held as soon as is possible thereafter.
The hearing shall be conducted before the County Board of Appeals.
The results of the hearing shall be promulgated in writing in the form of
written findings of fact and conclusions of law. Failure to request a
hearing within thirty (30) days after the violator receives notice that he
is in violation of his license, this ordinance, or any regulations passed
pursuant thereto, shall constitute a waiver to the privilege of a hearing.

ANY PERSON AGGRIEVED BY A DECISION OF THE COUNTY
HEALTH OFFICER MAY FILE A NOTICE OF APPEAL AND A PE-
TITION SETTING FORTH THE REASONS FOR SUCH APPEAL
WITHIN THIRTY (30) DAYS FROM THE DATE OF SAID DECISION.
ALL PROCEEDINGS BEFORE THE COUNTY BOARD OF APPEALS
SHALL BE GOVERNED BY THE RULES OF PRACTICE AND PRO-
CEDURE ADOPTED BY SAID BOARD, PURSUANT TO ARTICLE 25A
OF THE ANNOTATED CODE OF MARYLAND AND SECTION 603 OF
THE CHARTER OF ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY.

Section 11-404

(a)    Any person disposing or contemplating the disposal of refuse
by burying shall comply with the requirements of this ordinance which
are as follows: Every sanitary landfill shall consist of a planned and
systematic method of refuse disposal whereby the waste material is placed
so that it is thoroughly compacted and covered at the end of each day's
operation, with at least six inches of compacted natural soil, earth, or
other nonflammable, nonputrescible material acceptable to the County
Health Officer. When the fill is completed, a covering of at least 24
inches of compacted natural soil, earth, or other nonflammable, nonpu-
trescible material acceptable to the Department of Health, shall be pro-
vided. The completed sanitary landfill shall blend with the ground, shall
not cause a dust nuisance and there shall be no further use for disposal
purposes after completion. Access shall be prohibited until further au-
thorized construction begins.

(b)    Burial of refuse on owner's property shall be limited to
agricultural areas, and subject to approval of the County Health Officer.

Section 11-405

No refuse shall be deposited less than five hundred (500) feet from
any public roadway, building or neighboring dwelling, except where un-
usual circumstances make a closer location both desirable and acceptable.