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Ch. 392 2005 LAWS OF MARYLAND
(3) If the owner corrects each alleged violation within 10 days of notice,
the Board shall:
(i) dismiss the complaint; and
(ii) provide the owner written notification of the dismissal.
5-610.
(A) FOLLOWING AN INSPECTION OF A BEAUTY SALON, IF A BOARD INSPECTOR
DETERMINES THAT A LICENSEE OR PERMIT HOLDER HAS VIOLATED THIS TITLE OR A
REGULATION ADOPTED BY THE BOARD, THE INSPECTOR MAY ISSUE A CITATION TO
THE LICENSEE OR PERMIT HOLDER
(B) A CITATION ISSUED BY A BOARD INSPECTOR SHALL BE IN WRITING AND
SHALL STATE:
(1) A BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF EACH VIOLATION;
(2) THE AMOUNT OF A CIVIL PENALTY, AS PRESCRIBED BY REGULATION,
FOR EACH VIOLATION; AND
(3) AS PROVIDED IN THIS SECTION:
(I) THE TIME WITHIN WHICH THE CIVIL PENALTY IS TO BE PAID;
(II) THE OPPORTUNITY TO CONTEST THE CITATION; AND
(III) THE FINALITY OF THE CITATION IF IT IS NOT CONTESTED; AND
(IV) THAT THE CIVIL PENALTY WILL BE DOUBLED IF NOT PAID OR
CONTESTED WITHIN 30 60 DAYS.
(C) THE CITATION SHALL BE SERVED ON THE LICENSEE OR PERMIT HOLDER
ALLEGED TO HAVE COMMITTED THE VIOLATION BY:
(1) HAND-DELIVERY; OR
(2) CERTIFIED MAIL TO THE LAST KNOWN ADDRESS OF THE LICENSEE
OR PERMIT HOLDER
(D) SUBJECT TO SUBSECTIONS (E) AND (F) OF THIS SECTION:
(1) THE CIVIL PENALTY SET FORTH IN A CITATION SHALL BE PAID
WITHIN 30 60 DAYS OF ITS RECEIPT; AND
(2) THE FAILURE TO PAY THE CIVIL PENALTY WITHIN 30 60 DAYS OF ITS
RECEIPT SHALL RESULT IN THE AMOUNT OF THE CIVIL PENALTY BEING DOUBLED.
(E) A CITATION AND THE APPLICABLE CIVIL PENALTY SHALL BE CONSIDERED
A FINAL ORDER OF THE BOARD UNLESS, WITHIN 30 60 DAYS OF BEING SERVED WITH
THE CITATION, THE LICENSEE OR PERMIT HOLDER NOTIFIES THE BOARD IN
WRITING OF AN INTENT TO CONTEST THE CITATION.
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