Ch. 6

LAWS OF MARYLAND

existing violation of any provision of this subtitle or any rule
or regulation adopted under this subtitle or by showing:

(i) That a reasonable administrative inspection
program exists regarding controlled hazardous substances[,]; and

(d) An administrative search warrant issued under this
section[,] shall specify the place, structure, premises, vehicle,
or records to be inspected. The inspection conducted may not
exceed the limits specified in the warrant.

DRAFTER'S NOTE:

Error: Erroneous punctuation in § 7-256.1(c)(1)(i)
and (4)(i) and extraneous punctuation in § 7-256.1(d)
of the Environment Article.

Occurred: Ch. 115, Acts of 1983.

7-264.

(a)  Any person aggrieved by a final decision of the
Department in connection with an order, hauler certificate,
vehicle certificate, or facility permit issued under this
subtitle may [not appeal to the Board of Review but may] take a
direct judicial appeal.

DRAFTER'S NOTE:

Error: Obsolete language in § 7-264(a) of the
Environment Article.

Occurred: Ch. 306, Acts of 1987.

9-224.

(b)  (1) If the Secretary finds that public health or
comfort is or may be threatened because the wastes of an
industrial establishment have polluted or are polluting the
waters of this State or because of the waste disposal methods an
industrial establishment uses, the Secretary shall order the
owner or operator of the industrial establishment [uses]:

(i) To stop polluting the body of water into
which the industrial establishment discharges its waste; or

(ii) To alter the waste disposal methods of the
industrial establishment in any way that the Secretary considers
necessary to protect public health and comfort.

(e) If the Secretary approves plans under subsection
(d)[(l)] of this section, the Secretary shall issue a permit to

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