4518

LAWS OF MARYLAND

Ch. 820

7-516.

(d) Any fine imposed under this subtitle by the
District Court shall be paid to the State. A fine imposed by
the circuit court for any county [or the Criminal Court of
Baltimore] shall be paid to the Bituminous Coal Open-Pit
Mining Reclamation Fund. A fine imposed under this section
and paid into the fund shall be used for the sole purpose of
foresting or reclaiming land affected by open-pit mining of
bituminous coal.

8-8A-07.

A request for judicial review of the Secretary's action
on any application shall be made within 30 days after the
decision has been rendered. Proceedings shall be filed in
the circuit court [or in the Baltimore City Court] having
jurisdiction in which the facility or any part of it is to
be situated.

8-1411.

(f) There is a Maryland Oil Disaster Containment,
Clean-up and Contingency Fund for the Department to use to
develop equipment, personnel, and plans; for contingency
actions to respond to, contain, clean-up, and remove from
the land and waters of the State discharges of oil,
petroleum products, and their by-products into, upon, or
adjacent to the waters of the State; and restore natural
resources damaged by discharges. The cost of containment,
clean-up, removal, and restoration shall be reimbursed to
the State by the person responsible for the discharge. The
reimbursement shall be credited to the Fund. The Fund shall
be limited to the sum of $1,000,000. To this sum shall be
credited every license fee, fine, if imposed by the circuit
court for any county [or the Criminal Court of Baltimore, as
the case may be], and any other charge related to this
subtitle. To this Fund shall be charged every expense the
Department of Natural Resources has which relates to this
section.

9-101.

[(c) "Circuit court", when used to designate the court
having jurisdiction to review administrative action taken
pursuant to this title, means the Baltimore City Court if
the land involved in the appeal is located in Baltimore
City.]

10-205.

(d) The Secretary shall mail a copy of the adopted
rules and regulations to the clerk of the circuit court of
every county [or the Court of Common Pleas for Baltimore
City] which is affected by the rule or regulation. The clerk