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Ch. 765
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3076
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LAWS OF MARYLAND
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hearing of all parties. The Commission shall take final
action only after due consideration of the
recommendations of such governing todies, the need to
meet present and future demands for service, effect on
system stability and reliability, economics, esthetics,
historic sites, aviation safety as determined by the
State Aviation [Commission] ADMINISTRATION and the
administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration,
and, when applicable, the effect on air and water
pollution. The Commission shall allow State agencies 15
days after conclusion of the hearing to modify their
initial recommendations. The said public hearing shall
be advertised in a newspaper of general circulation in
the area affected once in each of the two successive
weeks immediately prior to the hearing. In no event
shall an electric company construct, or be authorized by
the Commission to construct, such an overhead
transmission line in line with, and within one mile of,
either end of any public airport runway, unless the
Federal Aviation Administration has determined that the
construction of such overhead transmission line will not
constitute a hazard to air navigation and such
determination has been concurred in by the State Aviation
[Commission] ADMINISTRATION. A privately owned airport
runway shall qualify as a public airport runway within
the meaning of this section only when it shall have been
on file with the Federal Aviation Administration for a
period of two years as being open to the public without
restriction.
As used in this section and § 54B herein, the term
"construction" is defined to include any clearing of
land, excavation, or other action that would affect the
natural environment of the site or route of bulk power
supply facilities, but does not include changes needed
for temporary use of sites or routes for nonutility
purposes, or uses in securing geological data, including
necessary borings to ascertain foundation conditions.
90.
Any party or any person in interest, including the
people's counsel, dissatisfied by a final decision or
order of the Commission whether affirmative or negative
in form is entitled to judicial review thereof as
provided in this subtitle. For the purposes of this
subtitle, the Secretary of Natural Resources [shall have]
HAS standing to seek judicial review of the Commission's
final decision or order made pursuant to Article 78, §
54A and § 54B relative to the environmental aspects of
power plant siting. Where the registration of any motor
vehicle carrier is suspended or revoked by the
[Commissioner of Motor Vehicles,] MOTOR VEHICLE
ADMINISTRATION on order of the Commission, the order of
the Commission, and not the action of the [Commissioner
of Motor Vehicles] MOTOR VEHICLE ADMINISTRATION, shall be
subject to review.
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