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MARVIN MANDEL, Governor 197
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the court nevertheless may impose a lesser
penalty of the same character. Although there
are exceptions to the general rule, they would
not appear at all controlling in this
instance. See, e.g., Art. 27, §36B(e); State
ex el Sonner v. Shearin, 272 Md. 502 (1974).
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SUBTITLE 6. AIRPORT ZONING - BY POLITICAL SUBDIVISIONS.
5-601. DEFINITIONS.
(A) IN GENERAL.
IN THIS SUBTITLE THE FOLLOWING WORDS HAVE THE
MEANINGS INDICATED.
REVISOR'S NOTE: This subsection is new language used
as the standard introductory language to a
definition section.
See, also, §§1-101 and 5-101 of this article
for other applicable definitions.
(B) AIRPORT.
"AIRPORT" MEANS ANY AIRPORT LICENSED BY THE
ADMINISTRATION.
REVISOR'S NOTE: This subsection is new language
patterned after that appearing in present Art.
1A, §7-705 (b) (5) - now §5-801(b) of this title
- and added to avoid unnecessary repetition of
the phrase "licensed by the Administration".
As to airport licensing, see Subtitle 3 of
this title.
(C) SUBSTANTIALLY ALTER.
"SUBSTANTIALLY ALTER" INCLUDES RECONSTRUCT, REBUILD,
REPLACE, OR SUBSTANTIALLY CHANGE OR REPAIR.
REVISOR'S NOTE: This subsection is new language
patterned after that appearing in §5-501(c) of
this title and added to conform the otherwise
similar language of this and other subtitles
of this title.
5-602. DECLARATION OF PURPOSE.
AN AIRPORT HAZARD ENDANGERS THE LIVES AND PROPERTY
OF THE USERS OF AN AIRPORT AND OF THE OCCUPANTS OF LAND
IN ITS VICINITY, AND IT ALSO REDUCES, IN EFFECT, THE AREA
AVAILABLE FOR THE LANDING, TAKING OFF, AND MANEUVERING OF
AIRCRAFT, THUS TENDING TO DESTROY OR IMPAIR THE UTILITY
OF AN AIRPORT. IT IS, THEREFORE, IN THE INTEREST OF
PUBLIC HEALTH, SAFETY, AND GENERAL WELFARE THAT THE
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