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LAWS OF MARYLAND

Ch. 183

so. However, a [licensee] LICENSE may not be required to
sell or dispose of clams in any retail market,
restaurant, or other establishment where clams are sold
or served for immediate use or consumption, when the
clams are purchased from a person possessing a dealer's
or shipper's license. The fee for this license may not
exceed $25 for a person who has resided in the State for
one year immediately preceding his application for a
license, or $100 for a nonresident.

4-1116.

(b) Any lessee desiring to catch oysters from
[his] ANY leased oyster bottom by dredge or handscrape
shall apply annually to the Department for a special
license, and shall pay a fee of $15. However, a special
license is not required in Worcester County.

8-402.

(d)    By July 1, 1976, the Department shall prepare
and complete an inventory and study of the river
stretches and related shorelines of those rivers included
in subsection (a) of the [wild and] scenic AND WILD
rivers system, except Deer Creek in Harford County. The
inventory and study shall evaluate the river and its
shorelines as a water, agricultural, and scenic or wild
resource. The inventory and plan shall be made in
consultation with every affected governmental unit of any
county where the affected river is located. Upon
completion of any part of the inventory and study, the
Department shall submit it with any appropriate
recommendations to the governing body of every county
where the affected river is located, for their approval
and recommendations, and to the next regular session of
the General Assembly.

(e)    By July 1, 1978, the Department shall
inventory and study every other river and related
shoreline in the State and identify the rivers and their
related shorelines or portions of them eligible for
inclusion into the system as either a [wild or] scenic OR
WILD river. Upon completion of any part of the inventory
and study, the Department shall submit it with any
recommendations for additions to the [wild and] scenic
AND WILD rivers system to the governing body of every
county where an affected river is located, for their
approval and recommendations, and to the next regular
session of the General Assembly. For the purposes of
this inventory and study, (1) a scenic river means a free
flowing river whose related shorelines are predominately
forested, agricultural, grassland, marshland, or
swampland with a minimum of development for at least two
miles of the river length, and (2) a wild river means a
free flowing river whose related shorelines are
undeveloped, inaccessible except by trail, or
predominately primitive in a natural state for at least
four miles of the river length.