5052

COUNTY LOCAL LAWS

covered by it, he shall promptly notify the Department of
Permits and Licenses of the part of the work he does not
desire to do. If the holder of a permit dies or is
removed from the job covered by a permit by the owner,
the owner shall promptly notify the Department of Permits
and Licenses of such fact. Notice required herein is to
be given in writing and a copy sent simultaneously
therewith by certified mail, return receipt requested, to
the owner or permit holder, as the case may be.

(b)      In all the above instances, the permit
originally issued shall be held in abeyance from the date
of such notification. The Administrative Authority will
inspect the job and record in his records and on the
permit the work that has been completed for which the
original holder will remain responsible in all respects.

(c)    Where the work covered by a permit held in
abeyance is to be completed by another, the owner shall
advise the Department of Permits and Licenses of the
person whom he desires to finish the job. The original
permit may then be reactivated to the extent of the
uncompleted work and transferred to such other person
upon his signing the original application on file at the
Department of Permits and Licenses, and he will be held
responsible in all respects for the work done by him
thereunder.

23—30 Piping Through Adjacent Property

Plumbing, sewer, water, and gas piping, etc. shall
not be connected up or laid through property other than
the property to be served. Plumbing or gas piping which
cannot be made across some border of the property served
directly to land under public jurisdiction, may, with the
permission of the Administrative Authority, be carried
through a right—of—way or easement across adjoining
property provided that: (a) all privileges of such
right—of—way or easement are obtained by the property
owner desiring service, without any cost, liability, or
damage to Baltimore County; (b) such easement or
right—of—way shall meet all requirements of the
Administrative Authority; and (c) such easement or
right—of—way shall be granted and conveyed by formal deed
recorded in the Land Records of Baltimore County.

23—31 Private Water Systems

No property served by a private water system shall
be directly or indirectly connected to any public water
supply until it is disconnected from its original source
of supply, inspected and approved by the Administrative
Authority, and connected in accordance with the
provisions of this Title.