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LAWS OF MARYLAND

Ch. 10

Article - Health - Environmental
4-410.

(c)  A permit is not required for:

(4) A milk [truck tank operator] HAULER who is
transporting a sealed tanker and not producers' samples.

7-221.

(a) All expenditures from the State Hazardous Substance
Control Fund made by the Department under § 7-220[(l), (2), (3),
and (4)] of this subtitle in response to a release of a
controlled hazardous substance at a particular site shall be
reimbursed to the Department for the State Hazardous Substance
Control Fund by the person responsible for the release or
threatened release.

7-223.

(d)  (1) By January 1, 1985, the Department shall publish a
State Hazardous SUBSTANCE Response Plan that shall set forth
procedures and standards for responding to releases of hazardous
substances.

(2) The Hazardous Substance Response Plan to the
greatest extent practicable shall be consistent with the National
Contingency Plan established under § 105 of the federal act.

9-210.1.

(d) A person may not engage in sewage sludge utilization in
this State except in accordance with the [provision] PROVISIONS
of this section.

(9) (3) (i) The local health official may inspect, monitor,
and investigate a site where sewage sludge is utilized or
disposed OF in that county.

9-229.

Any hospital, clinic or laboratory [who] THAT violates any
provision of [§ 9-210(g)(2)] § 9-210(G)(3) of this subtitle is
guilty of a misdemeanor and on conviction is subject to a fine
not exceeding $500 for each offense. Each day the offense
continues is a separate offense.

9-320.

(c) The Department shall use the Maryland Clean Water Fund
for activities that are related to identifying, monitoring, and
regulating the proper discharge of effluent into the waters of
the State including program development of these activities as