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LAWS OF MARYLAND

Ch. 717

rare or irreplaceable natural resources, or unique historic
sites.

(5)  Would not be so located or constructed as to have
a material adverse effect upon the public health, safety, or
welfare.

(6)  Would not be a potential or immediate undue
burden on the water supply of the site or region.

(7)  Would not materially contribute to an extant
level of undue environmental degradation or resource exhaustion.

(8)  Conforms with any coastal zone management program
developed by the State of Maryland pursuant to the federal
Coastal Zone Management Act of 1972.

(9)  Would have no material adverse effect upon
critical areas identified and designated pursuant to [Article
88C, § 2 (b)] § 5-611 OF THE STATE FINANCE AND PROCUREMENT
ARTICLE and Article [66C] 66B, § 3.05.

(10)  Would not impose, directly or indirectly, a
substantial burden on existing State, regional, or county public
facilities beyond their respective capacities, or that new public
facilities, if necessary, either

(i) Would not be completed in time to serve the
facility, or

(ii) Would be inadequate to serve the facility
without causing overloading of the public facilities.

(11)  Evidences fewer undesirable environmental,
economic, fiscal, and cultural consequences in its specific or
general proposed location than other specific or general
locations.

6-509.

(b) A request for judicial review may be made only by an
aggrieved party, by a properly designated official of the county
government where the proposed facility is to be located, or by
the State Planning Department pursuant to [Article 88C, § 2 (b)]
§ 5-611 OF THE STATE FINANCE AND PROCUREMENT ARTICLE.

13-103.

(a) There shall be credited to the Trust Fund:

(1) All refunds received by the State from any source
as a direct or indirect result of litigation and administrative
proceedings prosecuted by the United States Department of Energy
to redress violations of federal petroleum pricing regulations,
pursuant to the Emergency Petroleum Allocation Act, 15 U.S.C. §§