382 Laws of Maryland Ch. 115
section (a) (4)] those terms are defined, respectively, in subsections
(a)(3) and (a)(4) of this section. No wrecker or scrap processor
shall be entitled to obtain a license unless:
(i) Application for a license shall be made to the Department on
forms prescribed by it;
(ii) The applicant's said business is conducted at a fixed location;
(iii) The applicant's storage area is sufficient to accommodate at
least 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 and 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. Said licenses to be
renewed annually;
(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 De-
partment.
88.
(i) To any person who is unable to understand street and highway
warning or [directions] direction signs written in the English lan-
guage;
90.
(a) Any person who desires to obtain a driver's license or who
desires to be licensed in a class for which he is not already licensed
shall apply to the Department for the class or classes of license in
which he desires to be licensed upon a form furnished by the Depart-
ment and every said application shall be accompanied by a fee of
eight dollars ($8.00) [dollars], ["four dollars"] four dollars ($4.00)
of said fee shall go into a special fund as specified in subsection (h)
herein below. Each applicant for an original license or permit shall
submit with his application a birth certificate or other proof of age
and identity satisfactory to the Department. Except as hereinafter
authorized, the Department shall issue to each applicant an instruc-
tion and examination license prior to issuing a driver's license. The
instruction and examination license shall specify the class or classes
of vehicles for which it is valid, as provided in Section 92.
92.
(h) A Class B license shall authorize the licensee to drive trucks
with a gross weight of 20,000 pounds or more, and any vehicle which
the holder of a Class C or D license may drive.
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