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Ch. 784
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LAWS OF MARYLAND
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(a) [A] THERE IS A Scenic and Wild Rivers Program
[is created and continued]. The following rivers,
including their tributaries, are the initial components
of the State scenic and wild rivers system: The
Anacostia, Deer Creek (Harford County), Monocacy, the
Patuxent, Pocomoke, Potomac River in Montgomery and
Frederick counties, Severn, Wicomico in Charles County,
and Youghiogheny.
8-403.
(a) [A] THERE IS A Scenic and Mild Rivers Review
Board [is created and continued], The Board consists of
the secretaries of Natural Resources, State Planning, and
Agriculture. The members of the Board shall select the
chairman. A member of the Board may not receive any
compensation for his services but shall be reimbursed for
necessary travel expenses and disbursements made in order
to attend any meeting or perform any other official duty.
8-502.
[The] THERE IS A Maryland Potomac Mater Authority
[is created and continued], ESTABLISHED as a governmental
unit and body politic and corporate, vested with the
authority granted under the Constitution and laws of the
State. It has and shall exercise authority to conserve,
control, and use for beneficial service storm and
floodwaters of the rivers and streams of the Potomac
River watershed in the District. The Authority may adopt
and use a corporate seal, contract, sue and be sued, and
perform any other corporate act to carry out this
subtitle.
8-607.
(a) [The] THERE IS A Maryland State Board of Well
Drillers [is created and continued within] IN the
Department.
8-707.
[A] THERE IS A Waterways Improvement Fund [is
created and continued] for the purposes specified in this
subtitle. Except as provided in §8-709, any money
received into the Waterways Improvement Fund shall be
used solely for the following projects.
(1) Marking channels and harbors and
establishing aids to navigation in cooperation with and
as an extension of operations of the United States Coast
Guard;
(2) Clearing debris, aquatic vegetation, and
obstruction from waters of the state;
(3) Dredging channels and harbors and
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