Ch. 612

LAWS OF MARYLAND

this subtitle. Former HE § 9-212(c) was inserted into
the law on July 1, 1981. before the comprehensive
revision of the sewage sludge laws by Chapters 748 and
779 of the Acts of 1984, which added the law from
which §§ 9-230 through 9-249 are derived, and former
HE § 9-212(c) has no clear application now.

9-506.

(c) (1) If the Secretary determines that a county governing
body has failed to submit a timely and adequate report of its
review of its county plan or any required revision or amendment
of its county plan to the Department, the Secretary shall give
the county governing body a written notice of:

(i) The county's failure to submit a report; or

(ii) Any specific inadequacy in the county's
plan.                                                                                     

(2) If within 90 days of this notice a county does
not submit its report or an adequate revision or amendment of its
plan to the Department, the Secretary:

(i) May not issue any permit to install or
alter a water supply system, sewerage system, or solid waste
disposal system in that county under [§ 9-210] § 9-204 of this
title;

(ii) Shall give the county notice of its right
to administrative review by the Secretary under this subsection;
and

(iii) Shall give the county notice of its right
to appeal the Secretary's decision to the Board of Review.

9-509.

As provided in [§ 9-203(b)] § 9-218 of this title, a county
may finance in part the cost of preparing its county plan or any
revision or amendment of its county plan.

Article - Natural Resources

3-705.

(d) (2) The Board may not issue a certificate of public
necessity for the purpose of extending or expanding any hazardous
waste landfill in operation on or before July 1, 1980 that was
permitted by this State under Title 7, Subtitle 2 and [§ 9-210] §
9-204 of the Health - Environmental Article.

3-9A-01.

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