2222                                County Local Laws

Board of Appeals after a complaint has been filed with the licensing

authority signed by any law enforcement officer, health officer, or build-

ing inspector and only upon an ultimate finding of guilty by a court of
competent jurisdiction of the violation of any provision of this Act or
of the provisions of any health, zoning, or building laws or regulations;

provided, however, that the holder of such license shall be given thirty

(30) days' notice in writing of any such hearing and he shall be entitled

to appear and be heard as to why such license shall not be revoked. After
any such conviction, the license shall be re-issued if the circumstances lead-
ing to conviction have been remedied and the park is being maintained and
operated in full compliance with the law.

(D) AFTER THIRTY (30) DAYS NOTICE TO THE LICENSEE
OF ANY COMPLAINT FILED WITH THE LICENSING AUTHOR-
ITY BY ANY LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER, HEALTH OFFI-
CER, BUILDING INSPECTOR, OR FIRE INSPECTOR, THE BOARD
OF APPEALS MAY, AFTER A PUBLIC HEARING AND UPON
A FINDING OF A VIOLATION OF ANY PROVISION OF THIS
ACT OR OF THE PROVISIONS OF ANY HEALTH, ZONING, OR
BUILDING LAWS OR REGULATIONS, REVOKE OR SUSPEND
ANY LICENSE GRANTED PURSUANT TO THIS SUBTITLE; OR
THE BOARD MAY, AFTER SUCH NOTICE, HEARING, AND AP-
PROPRIATE FINDING, IN ITS LAWFUL DISCRETION PLACE
SUCH RESTRICTIONS AND CONDITIONS UPON THE CONTIN-
UED OPERATION OF THE LICENSEE AS MAY BE IN THE
PUBLIC INTEREST. ANY PARTY TO THIS PROCEEDING AND
AGGRIEVED BY THE DECISION OF THE BOARD SHALL HAVE
THE RIGHT TO APPEAL THE FINDING, DECISION, AND ORDER
OF THE BOARD TO THE CIRCUIT COURT OF HOWARD COUNTY
WITHIN THIRTY (30) DAYS IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
MARYLAND RULES OF PROCEDURE FOR APPEALS FROM AD-
MINISTRATIVE AGENCIES.

ADDITIONALLY OR IN THE ALTERNATIVE, THE LICENS-
ING AUTHORITY MAY BRING AN ACTION IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT REQUIRING THE LICENSEE TO CONFORM TO THE
PROVISIONS OF THIS SUBTITLE AND MAY PETITION THE
COURT FOR THE APPOINTMENT OF A TRUSTEE FOR THE
LICENSEE TO RECEIVE THE RENTS, APPLY THE SAME TO
CORRECTING THE DEFICIENCY COMPLAINED OF, AND MAKE
A FULL ACCOUNTING THEREOF TO THE COURT.

16.402—License and Temporary Permit Fees

(a)    The licensing authority shall collect from the licensee an annual
license fee of twenty-five ($25.00) dollars for each ten (10) sites or frac-
tion thereof within each Mobile Home Park, provided that the maximum
license fee for one Mobile Home Park shall not be more than five hundred

($500) dollars.

(b)    The licensing authority shall collect a fee of ten ($10.00) dollars
for each transfer of a licensee.

(c)    The temporary permit fee for each one (1) year period shall be
the annual license fee prescribed in Sub-section (a) of this Section.

16.403—Application for License

(a) The initial application for a Mobile Home Park license LICENSE
FOR A PROPOSED MOBILE HOME PARK OR FOR AN ADDITION