Ch. 306 LAWS OF MARYLAND .
affected by the restriction. A copy of the report of analysis of
every test and inspection shall be filed promptly with the
appropriate governing body of every county affected by the
restriction.
(2) Up-dated charts of the Chesapeake Bay and its
tributaries showing all polluted areas shall be filed promptly
with the appropriate governing body and oystermen's committee of
every tidewater county. Copies of these charts shall be filed
also with the Fisheries Administration and the Natural Resources
Police.
(d) Whenever samples of water and shellfish of a restricted
area indicate that the shellfish and water again comply with
standards for harvesting shellfish, the restrictions promptly
shall be lifted.
(e) The Secretary of the Department of [Health and Mental
Hygiene] THE ENVIRONMENT may delegate authority to impose
restrictions, or remove restrictions no longer required. These
actions, however, shall be reported and consented to by the
Secretary.
(f) Each violation of this section constitutes a separate
offense punishable as provided by the provisions of this title.
5-217.
A person may not dispose of raw sludge sewage on State park
land or State forest land, unless the disposal is part of a
program designed and operated by the Department of Natural
Resources or the Department of [Health and Mental Hygiene] THE
ENVIRONMENT.
6-506.
(a) Upon the filing of an application and prior to deciding
whether or not to grant the permit, a statement of the economic,
fiscal, and environmental impact of the proposed facility shall
be prepared by one or more appropriate parties selected by the
Secretary after receiving the advisory comments of the
secretaries of State Planning, [Health and Mental Hygiene] THE
ENVIRONMENT, Economic, Fiscal, and Community Development, and
Transportation. The statement shall be prepared and filed within
six months after selection of the appropriate party or parties.
The statement, with written background and supporting material,
shall be available to the public. The time for filing the
statement may be extended by the Secretary for up to but not more
than an additional 12 months for good cause.
(b) The statement shall include, but not be limited to, the
following:
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