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ROBERT L. EHRLICH, JR., Governor Ch. 165
Article - Tax - Property
14-511.
(a) (1) For a hearing before a property tax assessment appeal board, the
person making the appeal may submit a written request to the supervisor, at least 15
days before the hearing, for a list of other properties that will be used as comparables
by the supervisor at the scheduled hearing.
(2) The supervisor shall [send] SUPPLY the list:
(I) AT LEAST 30 DAYS BEFORE THE DATE THAT THE HEARING HAS
BEEN SCHEDULED FOR A WRITTEN REQUEST MADE AT LEAST 35 DAYS BEFORE THE
HEARING; OR
(II) within 5 days from the request FOR A REQUEST MADE
BETWEEN 35 DAYS AND 15 DAYS BEFORE THE HEARING.
(3) The list shall identify the location and owner of each property.
(4) If the supervisor will use the information in the appeal, the list shall
also include for each property on the list:
(i) the sale price and date of sale;
(ii) the assessment and the year or years to which the assessment
applied; and
(iii) the construction costs and the date of construction.
(5) The Department may charge a reasonable fee for copies of the
information sent under this subsection.
SECTION 2. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That this Act shall take
effect July 1, 2006.
Approved April 25, 2006.
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CHAPTER 165
(House Bill 222)
AN ACT concerning
Agriculture - Commercial Fertilizer - Required Signage at Retail Outlets
FOR the purpose of requiring retail outlets distributing commercial fertilizer in bags
weighing a certain amount or more to display a certain sign advising customers
of certain damaging effects of fertilizer overuse and recommending receipt of a
certain chemical analysis before using commercial fertilizer; requiring the
Department of Agriculture to develop and distribute a certain sign to certain
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