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Ch. 542
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LAWS OF MARYLAND
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(2) IS NOT INTENDED TO BE FURTHER SUBDIVIDED.
REVISOR'S NOTE: This subsection formerly appeared as HE §
9-501(i).
In item (1) of this subsection, "building site" is
substituted for the former clause "intended to be used
for building purposes", for clarity.
The only other changes are in style.
(I) MULTIUSE SEWERAGE SYSTEM.
"MULTIUSE SEWERAGE SYSTEM" MEANS A SEWERAGE SYSTEM THAT:
(1) SERVES ONLY 1 LOT;
(2) SERVES A NUMBER OF INDIVIDUALS;
(3) HAS A TREATMENT CAPACITY OF MORE THAN 5,000
GALLONS A DAY; AND
(4) IS NOT PUBLICLY OWNED OR OPERATED.
REVISOR'S NOTE: This subsection is new language derived
without substantive change from former HE § 9-501(j).
The former reference to "a single system ... for the
collection and disposal of sewage or industrial wastes
of a liquid nature, including various devices for the
treatment of sewage and industrial wastes" is deleted
as included in a combined reading of the defined terms
"sewage" and "sewerage system".
Item (4) of this subsection is substituted for the
former reference to "whether owned or operated by an
individual or group of individuals under private or
collective ownership", to clarify that a multiuse
sewerage system may not be owned or operated by the
public. See generally 62 Op. Att'y Gen. 648 (1977).
However, the Department believes that a multiuse
sewerage system could apply to certain publicly owned
entities, including certain State parks. Therefore,
the General Assembly may wish to delete item (4) of
this subsection to remove the restriction on public
ownership or operation. If this is done, "multiuse
sewerage system" should be added to § 9-505(a)(8),
(10), and (11) of this subtitle.
(J) MULTIUSE WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM.
"MULTIUSE WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM" MEANS AN INDIVIDUAL WATER
SUPPLY SYSTEM THAT:
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