1980

LAWS OF MARYLAND

Ch. 240

STORAGE WAREHOUSE; AND

(2) ALLOW THE SECRETARY TO EXAMINE THE RECORDS
AT ANY REASONABLE TIME.

(B)  REPORT TO SECRETARY.

(1)  EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE PROVIDED IN THIS
SECTION, EACH MONTH, EACH LICENSEE SHALL FILE WITH THE
SECRETARY AN ITEMIZED REPORT THAT SHOWS THE QUANTITIES AND
KINDS OF COLD STORAGE FOOD THAT ARE IN THE LICENSEE'S COLD
STORAGE WAREHOUSE.

(2)  THE LICENSEE SHALL FILE THE MONTHLY REPORT
BY THE FIFTH OF EACH MONTH, SHOWING THE ACTIVITY THROUGH THE
LAST DAY OF THE PREVIOUS MONTH.

(C)  EXCEPTIONS.

A LICENSEE IS NOT REQUIRED TO KEEP RECORDS OF, OR MAKE
REPORTS TO THE SECRETARY ABOUT, THE STORAGE AND WITHDRAWAL
OF FOOD THAT:

(1)  IS STORED IN A LOCKER FOR A CUSTOMER OF THE
LICENSEE WHO RENTS THE LOCKER;

(2)  IS NOT INTENDED FOR RESALE; AND

(3)  IS STORED AT AN ARTIFICIALLY INDUCED
TEMPERATURE THAT DOES NOT EXCEED 10 DEGREES FAHRENHEIT.

(D)  SUMMARY OF REPORTS; PUBLIC INSPECTION.

(1)  EACH MONTH, THE SECRETARY SHALL PREPARE A
SUMMARY OF THE REPORTS FILED UNDER THIS SECTION.

(2)  BY THE TENTH DAY OF EACH MONTH, THE
SECRETARY SHALL MAKE THE SUMMARY AVAILABLE FOR PUBLIC
INSPECTION.

REVISOR'S NOTE: This section is new language derived
without substantive change from former Article
43, § 233 and the last clause of § 230.

In subsection (a)(2) of this section,
"reasonable" is new language added for clarity.

In subsection (c) of this section, the former
defined term "frozen food locker plant" is
deleted as unnecessary as it served only to
support an exception to the recordkeeping
requirements that now appear in this section.
The substance of the former definition now is
expressed in this section.