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286 LAWS OF MARYLAND Ch. 13
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(1) REQUIRE THAT EACH PARTY TO THE
CONTROVERSY SUBMIT A WRITTEN STATEMENT OF ITS
CONTENTION TO THE BOARD AND SEND A COPY OF THE STATEMENT
TO THE OTHER PARTY;
(2) MAKE INVESTIGATIONS, INSPECTIONS, AND
EXAMINATIONS;
(3) TAKE, RECEIVE, AND KEEP A PERMANENT
RECORD OF TESTIMONY AND OTHER EVIDENCE;
(4) HOLD HEARINGS AFTER NOTICE TO THE
PARTIES IN INTEREST; AND
(5) ADOPT RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR THE
CONDUCT OF THE ARBITRATION PROCEEDINGS.
(D) EXPENSES OF ARBITRATION.
EACH PARTY SHALL PAY 50 PERCENT OF THE ARBITRATION
EXPENSES.
REVISOR'S NOTE: This section presently appears as
Art. 62B, §7(b).
Some of the language of this section has been
revised, without substantive change, to
conform to the similar provisions for
arbitration in §7—602 of this article.
The only other changes are in style.
6-403. TRANSFER OF SPECIFIC DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS.
(A) AGREEMENT TO SPECIFY TRANSFER.
NOTWITHSTANDING ANY OTHER PROVISION OF THIS TITLE,
ANY AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE ADMINISTRATION AND THE MAYOR
AND CITY COUNCIL OF BALTIMORE IN CONNECTION WITH THE
TRANSFER OF THE MCCOMAS STREET TERMINAL, THE NATIONAL
GYPSUM COMPANY PIER, OR THE BROADWAY PIER (RECREATION
PIER) SHALL STATE:
(1) THE DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF BALTIMORE
CITY OR ANY OF ITS AGENCIES THAT ARE IMPOSED BY ANY LAW
ON THE HARBOR OR PORT OF BALTIMORE OR THEIR OPERATION
AND THAT THE ADMINISTRATION MUST PERFORM; AND
(2) THE TIME WHEN THE ADMINISTRATION MUST
PERFORM THESE DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS.
(B) WHEN ARBITRATION NOT REQUIRED.
AS LONG AS NEITHER THE ADMINISTRATION NOR BALTIMORE
CITY OR ANY OF ITS AGENCIES TAKES AN ARBITRARY OR
UNREASONABLE POSITION AS TO THE MATTERS DESCRIBED IN
SUBSECTION (A) OF THIS SECTION, THERE IS NO OBLIGATION
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