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MARVIN MANDEL, Governor
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This construction is derived from present Art.
89B, §257, as to outdoor signs along
Federal—Aid Primary Highways (see, revisor's
note to §8-749 of this subtitle).
The introductory clause, "{e}xcept as
otherwise provided", is added to reflect the
exception for on premise outdoor sign permits
issued for Expressways under §8-744 of this
subtitle.
The only other changes are in style.
8-748. REMOVAL OF SIGNS IN VIOLATION OF SUBTITLE.
(A) REMOVAL PERMITTED.
IF ANY OUTDOOR SIGN IS ERECTED OR MAINTAINED
CONTRARY TO THE PROVISIONS OF THIS SUBTITLE, THE
ADMINISTRATION MAY REMOVE IT AFTER 15 DAYS WRITTEN NOTICE
TO THE PERSON OWNING OR CONTROLLING THE SIGN.
(B) SIGNS BECOME PROPERTY OF ADMINISTRATION.
ALL SIGNS REMOVED BY THE ADMINISTRATION UNDER THIS
SECTION BECOME THE PROPERTY OF THE ADMINISTRATION.
REVISOR'S NOTE: This section is new language that
combines and conforms the like provisions on
removal presently contained in Art. 56, §208,
as to highways generally, and Art. 89b, §234,
as to Expressways. Its application to
Federal—Aid Primary Highways is derived from
present Art. 89B, §257 (see revisor's note to
§8-749 of this subtitle).
As to the provisions of Art. 56, §208 and Art.
89B, §234 on administration and enforcement,
see §8-704 of this subtitle. As to the
provisions of Art. 56, §208 on rules and
regulations see §8-705 of this subtitle.
8-749. PENALTIES.
ANY PERSON WHO ERECTS, MAINTAINS, OR USES ANY
OUTDOOR SIGN WITHOUT COMPLYING WITH VIOLATES ANY
PROVISION OF THIS SUBTITLE IS GUILTY OF A MISDEMEANOR
AND ON CONVICTION IS SUBJECT TO A FINE NOT EXCEEDING
$500.
REVISOR'S NOTE: This section presently appears as
Art. 56, §210.
By present Art. 89B, §257, it already is
expressly made applicable to the provisions
governing Federal-Aid Primary Highways; by
placement in this Part, it also is made
applicable to the provisions governing
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