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434 LAWS OF MARYLAND Ch. 13
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IF THE TRACTS CEASE TO BE HELD UNDER ONE OWNERSHIP,
THE ADMINISTRATION MAY TERMINATE THE ACCESS.
(C) LIMIT ON BUSINESS USE OF ACCESS.
ACCESS PROVIDED UNDER THIS SECTION MAY NOT BE USED
IN CONNECTION WITH ANY ROADSIDE BUSINESS.
REVISOR'S NOTE: This section is new language derived
without substantive change from the first
paragraph of Art. 89B, §218.
Note that the word "served", in present §218,
should be "severed" (or, as in subsection (a)
of this section, "divided"). See Ch. 487,
Acts of 1941.
8-623. RESERVED.
8-624. RESERVED.
PART V. INDUSTRIAL ACCESS.
8-625. INDUSTRIAL ACCESS TO HIGHWAY.
(A) CALCULATION OF TRAFFIC VOLUME.
FOR PURPOSES OF THIS SECTION, AVERAGE DAILY TRAFFIC
VOLUME SHALL BE DETERMINED OVER A 1-YEAR PERIOD BY THE
PROCEDURES THAT THE ADMINISTRATION USES TO ESTABLISH
TRAFFIC DENSITY.
(B) PERMIT REQUIRED.
(1) EXCEPT IN ACCORDANCE WITH A PERMIT ISSUED
BY THE ADMINISTRATION, A PERSON MAY NOT MAKE ANY ENTRANCE
FROM ANY COMMERCIAL OR INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY TO ANY STATE
HIGHWAY THAT CARRIES AN AVERAGE TRAFFIC VOLUME OF MORE
THAN 2,000 VEHICLES A DAY.
(2) ANY PERSON WHO VIOLATES ANY PROVISION OF
THIS SUBSECTION IS GUILTY OF A MISDEMEANOR AND ON
CONVICTION IS SUBJECT TO A FINE NOT EXCEEDING $100.
(C) WIDTH AND LOCATIONS.
(1) TO PROMOTE HIGHWAY SAFETY, THE
ADMINISTRATION MAY LIMIT THE WIDTH OF EXISTING ENTRANCES
AND EXITS AND DETERMINE THE LOCATIONS OF ACCESS POINTS
THAT MAY BE USED BY ANY COMMERCIAL OR INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY
OWNER OR USER INTO ANY EXISTING SECTION OF A STATE
HIGHWAY THAT CARRIES AN AVERAGE TRAFFIC VOLUME OF MORE
THAN 2,000 VEHICLES A DAY.
(2) IF THE ADMINISTRATION FINDS IT EXPEDIENT
FOR TRAFFIC SAFETY, THE ADMINISTRATION MAY LIMIT THE
WIDTH AND LOCATION OF ACCESS POINTS BY ANY METHOD THAT IT
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