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HARRY HUGHES, Governor
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(6) Require proper maintenance and operation of
disposal systems; or
(7) Exercise every incidental power necessary to
carry out the purposes of this subtitle.
7-219.
Except for application fees, ALL permit fees, renewal fees,
[and] transporting vehicle certification fees,, [all] AND funds
collected by the Department under this subtitle,, including any
civil or administrative penalty or any fine imposed by a court
under the provisions of this subtitle, shall be paid into the
State Hazardous Substance Control Fund.
7-239.
(a) Before the Department issues a CONTROLLED HAZARDOUS
SUBSTANCE facility permit, the Department shall give notice of
the application and provide opportunity for a public hearing [in
the county in which the proposed controlled hazardous substance
facility is to be located].
(b) BEFORE THE DEPARTMENT ISSUES A LOW-LEVEL NUCLEAR WASTE
FACILITY PERMIT, THE DEPARTMENT:
(1) SHALL HOLD A PUBLIC HEARING IN THE COUNTY IN
WHICH THE PROPOSED FACILITY IS TO BE LOCATED; AND
(2) [The Department] may hold additional hearings on
an application for a facility permit at any location that it
determines.
(c) Subject to the provisions of this section, the
Department shall issue or deny a low-level nuclear waste facility
permit within 120 days after the later of:
(1) The conclusion of the public hearings; or
(2) Receipt by the Department of all information
necessary for action on the application.
7-266.
(a) In addition to being subject to an injunctive action
under this subtitle, a. person who violates any provision of this
subtitle or of any rule, regulation, order, hauler certificate,
vehicle certificate, or facility permit adopted or issued under
this subtitle is liable to a civil penalty not exceeding $10,000,
to be collected in a civil action. EACH DAY A VIOLATION OCCURS
IS A SEPARATE VIOLATION UNDER THIS SUBSECTION.
9-211.
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