HARRY HUGHES, Governor

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(b) Under circumstances which in the judgment of the
[local] health officer seriously threaten the health,
welfare, or security of a child or children in a group
day-care center or the health or welfare of the community,
the [State Commissioner of Health] SECRETARY OF HEALTH AND
MENTAL HYGIENE or the [local] health officer, as the case
may be, may petition in equity in the circuit court of the
county in which the center is located, or in an equity court
of the Supreme Bench of Baltimore City, for an injunction to
forbid the further operation of the center during the period
prior to the public hearing. If in the judgment of the
court the continued operation of the center may seriously
injure the health, welfare, or security of a child or
children in the center or the health or welfare of the
community, it may enjoin the further operation of the center
until the hearing has been held and a decision is reached on
the proposed revocation or suspension of the license.

714.

A licensee under this subtitle who wishes to make any
substantial alteration of or addition to its building or
plant or to make any changes in its facilities which could
materially affect the conditions under which it was licensed
shall secure the prior approval of the [local] health
officer therefor.

715.

A person aggrieved by a refusal to issue a license
under this subtitle, by a revocation or suspension of a
license, or by any other action of a [local] health officer
or the [Commissioner of the State Department] SECRETARY of
Health AND MENTAL HYGIENE under this subtitle may appeal
therefrom to the Board OF REVIEW and thereafter may seek
judicial review, all as provided in the Administrative
Procedure Act in Article 41 of this Code.

Article 56 - Licenses

159A.

(a)  No promoter shall hold or conduct any outdoor
musical festival where spectators will be present without
first obtaining from the [deputy State] health officer for
the county and the Superintendent of State Police the
permits required in this section.

(b) (1) The [deputy State] health officer may not
issue a permit until the following provisions are met:

(i) The promoters post cash bond in an
amount to be determined by the [deputy State] health officer
not to exceed $50,000, but not to exceed $25,000 in
Washington and Frederick counties;