1352                                            LAWS OF MARYLAND                               [ Ch. 4

reference the provisions of section 151 (c).
The definition of body tooting is proposed
for deletion because it appears as section
10—601(d). The definition of body booter
is proposed for deletion as superfluous.
The provision requiring the rig to be
licensed also is proposed for deletion in
light of proposed section 10-607 which sets
forth applicable licensing requirements.
References to stationary blinds and blind
sites are added in light of the definitions
appearing in proposed section 10-601 (b) and
(c) . The present requirement in subsection
(b) that a number of decoys accompany the
rig is proposed for deletion because the
Legislative Council felt the provision
served no real purpose. The last sentence
is proposed for deletion because the
provisions of this section are applicable
to the Susquehanna Flats in Harford and
Cecil counties. In subsection (e) new
language is added to indicate that the
shoreline may be state owned and that this
provision is subject to the exceptions of
section 10-620.

The only other changes made are in style.
10-612. STATIONARY BLIND OR BLIND SITE LICENSE.

(A)    REQUIRED AMOUNT OF SHORELINE. - FOR THE
PURPOSES OF THIS SUBTITLE, THE REQUIRED AMOUNT OF
SHORELINE IS 500 YARDS. HOWEVER, IN BALTIMORE COUNTY
AND ON THE TRIBUTARIES OF THE POTOMAC RIVER IN CHARLES
COUNTY IT IS 250 YARDS, AND IN CHESAPEAKE BAY OPPOSITE
ANNE ARUNDEL AND CALVERT COUNTIES IT IS 700 YARDS.

(B)    STATIONARY BLIND OR BLIND SITE LICENSE
REQUIRED. - EXCEPT IN KENT AND QUEEN ANNE'S COUNTIES,
A LICENSE FOR A STATIONARY BLIND OR BLIND SITE IN THE
WATER IN FRONT OF RIPARIAN PROPERTY SHALL BE ISSUED IN
ACCORDANCE WITH THE FOLLOWING SCHEDULE OF PRIORITIES.

STATIONARY BLIND LICENSE                               BLIND SITE LICENSE

(1) TO THE OWNER OF RIPARIAN SAME
PROPERTY WHO OWNS NOT LESS
THAN THE REQUIRED AMOUNT OF
SHORELINE, HIS LESSEE, LICENSEE,
OR ASSIGNEE, IF AN APPLICA-
TION IS MADE BEFORE OCTOBER 11