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LAWS OF MARYLAND
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Ch. 8
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of not more than $100,000 may be expended for boating safety and
education.
8-712.
(c) (1) The annual fee for each certificate of boat number
is $5 for the calendar year in which the certificate is issued.
However, any vessel 16 feet in length, or less, equipped with a 7
1/2 horsepower motor, or less, is exempt from this fee. The fee
to replace a lost, destroyed, or corrected certificate is $2. The
Department shall record any transaction or transfer of numbered
boats. It may record any amount of money owing on a vessel
required to be numbered at the time of sale. The Department may
not effect a transfer of ownership until the amount of money owed
as shown on the records of the Department is fully paid or
recorded on the new title. Any vessel that is required to be
numbered [by § 8-712] UNDER THIS SECTION that is exempt prior to
January 1, 1974, shall be exempt from payment of this title tax.
8-716.
(d) Notwithstanding [the provisions of § 8-724] § 8-723 OF
THIS SUBTITLE, the Department deposits funds from the title tax
levied under this section with the Comptroller of the Treasury in
the [Waterways] WATERWAY Improvement Fund to be expended only for
the purposes specified.
8-732.
(b) If the Department determines after a hearing and
following due notice to all parties interested that an
indebtedness does not constitute a security interest, it shall
release the indebtedness upon the certificate of title or issue a
new certificate of title [or issue a new certificate], and mail
or deliver the certificate of title to the owner. Any person
aggrieved by the decision of the Department may appeal in
accordance with the provisions of the Administrative Procedure
Act.
8-736.
(a) The Department shall prescribe and provide suitable
forms of applications, [certificate] CERTIFICATES of title,
notices of security interests, and all other notices and forms
necessary to carry out §§ 8-729 through 8-736.
8-806.
(b) The applicant personally or by registered or certified
mail shall serve every adjacent property owner with notice of the
application and certify this fact to the Department. The
Department shall provide, to the public and the applicant, notice
of the application and the opportunity for public hearing by
publication once in each week for two successive weeks after
receipt of the application, in a daily newspaper published in one
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