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f. Penalty.

Anyone who wilfully violates this law will be subject to a fine not
to exceed $100.00 for each violation.

g. Period for Compliance.

All existing marinas shall have a period of two years from the
effective date of this law to be brought up to the minimum standards
of this Act insofar as the requirements for the provisions of sanitary
accommodations are concerned.

h. Extension Period.

Where it is adequately shown to the Health Officer of Baltimore
County that extreme financial hardship would be caused to any marina
owner in meeting the minimum standards of this Act, the Health Officer
of Baltimore County may, through an administrative conference, extend
the time for meeting compliance up to an additional two years, providing
the said owner agrees, in writing, to a schedule which will indicate all
work to be done and the time for its completion within the extension
period.

Section 2. And, be it further enacted, That this Act shall take effect
forty-five days after its enactment.

Bill No. 140

An Act, to change the court costs in magistrate courts for alleged
violations of the Motor Vehicle laws of Baltimore County, by repealing
and re-enacting with amendments Section 17-15 of the Baltimore
County Code, 1968, title "Motor Vehicles and Traffic," Article I. "In
General."

Section 1. Be it enacted by the County Council of Baltimore County,
Maryland, That Section 17-15 of the Baltimore County Code, 1968, be and
it is hereby repealed and re-enacted with amendments to read as follows:

Section 17-15. Motor Vehicle Costs in Magistrate Courts.

The fees of justices of the peace and trial magistrates in cases in-
volving alleged violation of the motor vehicle laws of this county, in-
cluding the law contained in any section of this title now in force
or hereafter enacted by the county council, except section 17-53 of this
Code, shall be [as follows: In cases in which there is a guilty plea entered,
the fee for entering such plea shall be three dollars; in cases in which
a not guilty plea is entered but there is a conviction of guilty entered,
the fee for entering the conviction of guilty shall be four dollars.] four
dollars. In cases involving alleged violation of the provisions of sections
17-42 and 17-43 of this Code, the fee shall be as follows:

In cases in which there is a guilty plea, the fee for entering such plea
shall be two dollars; in cases in which there is a not guilty plea but
there is a conviction of guilty entered, the fee shall be two dollars.
All such fees collected shall be paid to the county, by remitting the
same monthly to the director of finance for the county.

Section 2. And be it further enacted, That this Act shall take effect
forty-five days after its enactment.