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H.B. 921 VETOES
[(6)] (9) "Property" includes a mobile home.
[(7)] (10) (i) "Tenant" means the lessee or a person occupying property,
whether or not a party to a lease.
(ii) "Tenant" includes a lessee or a person occupying a mobile home,
whether or not a party to a lease.
(iii) "Tenant" does not include:
1. The owner of the property; or
2. A mobile home owner who leases or rents a site for
residential use and resides in a mobile home park.
(b) An action under § 4-401 of the Courts Article to abate a nuisance may be
brought by:
(1) The State's Attorney of the county in which the nuisance is located;
(2) The county attorney or solicitor of the county in which the nuisance is
located;
(3) A community association within whose boundaries the nuisance is
located; or
(4) A municipal corporation within whose boundaries the nuisance is
located.
(C) AN ACTION UNDER § 4-401 OF THE COURTS ARTICLE TO ABATE A
NUISANCE MAY BE BROUGHT AGAINST:
(1) A TENANT OF THE PROPERTY WHERE THE NUISANCE IS LOCATED;
(2) AN OWNER OF THE PROPERTY WHERE THE NUISANCE IS LOCATED;
OR
(3) AN OPERATOR OF THE PROPERTY WHERE THE NUISANCE IS
LOCATED.
[(c)] (D) (1) An action may not be brought under this section concerning a
commercial property until 45 days after the tenant, if any, and owner of record receive
notice from a person entitled to bring an action under this section that a nuisance
exists.
(2) The notice shall specify:
(i) The date and time of day the nuisance was first discovered; and
(ii) The location on the property where the nuisance is allegedly
occurring.
(3) The notice shall be:
(i) Hand delivered to the tenant, if any, and the owner of record; or
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