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Ch. 13
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LAWS OF MARYLAND
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REVISOR'S NOTE: This section is new language derived
from the second clause of the first sentence
of Art. 89B, §26.
The more general term "landscaping" is
substituted for the present reference to the
planting of "shade trees" to conform to the
actual current practice, which includes the
planting of shrubbery and grass. The present
reference to the maintenance of "watering
troughs" is deleted as obsolete.
8-604. NAMING HIGHWAYS.
THE ADMINISTRATION MAY NAME OR RENAME ANY STATE
HIGHWAY.
REVISOR'S NOTE: This section is new language derived
without substantive change from the second
sentence of Art. 89B, §26.
8-605. INFORMATIONAL AND DIRECTIONAL SIGNS, SIGNALS, AND
MARKERS.
(A) GENERAL POWER TO PLACE.
ALONG ANY STATE HIGHWAY, THE ADMINISTRATION MAY
PLACE SIGNS, SIGNALS, OR MARKERS TO INFORM THE TRAVELING
PUBLIC OF DIRECTIONS, DISTANCES, DANGER, OR OTHER
INFORMATION.
(B) TRAFFIC SIGNALS IN MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS.
(1) EXCEPT AS PROVIDED IN PARAGRAPH (2) OF
THIS SUBSECTION, THE ADMINISTRATION SHALL ASSUME THE FULL
COST OF INSTALLING AND MAINTAINING TRAFFIC SIGNALS
REQUIRED AT THE INTERSECTION OF A STATE HIGHWAY WITH ANY
MUNICIPAL STREET OR HIGHWAY OR AT ANY OTHER PLACE ALONG A
STATE HIGHWAY THAT IS WITHIN THE LIMITS OF ANY MUNICIPAL
CORPORATION.
(2) THIS SUBSECTION DOES NOT APPLY WHERE THE
TRAFFIC SIGNAL PRIMARILY WILL SERVE TRAFFIC GENERATED BY
A PRIVATE DEVELOPMENT, SUCH AS AN APARTMENT COMPLEX,
SHOPPING CENTER, INDUSTRIAL PLANT, OR DRIVE-IN THEATER.
(C) PLACEMENT ALONG INTERSTATE HIGHWAYS.
(1) SIGNS, SIGNALS, AND MARKERS PLACED ALONG
ANY INTERSTATE HIGHWAY SHALL CONFORM TO ALL APPLICABLE
FEDERAL STANDARDS.
(2) THE ADMINISTRATION MAY NOT PARTICIPATE IN
THE COST OF PROCURING OR INSTALLING, ALONG ANY INTERSTATE
HIGHWAY, ANY BUSINESS SIGN AS DEFINED IN THE APPLICABLE
FEDERAL STANDARDS.
(D) PENALTY.
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