WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Governor Ch. 412

DISPOSAL SYSTEM CONFORMS TO THE COUNTY SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT
PLAN AND MEETS ALL APPLICABLE ZONING AND LAND USE REQUIREMENTS.

9-222.

(a)  The Secretary may issue an order under subsection (b)
of this section, if, after investigation, the Secretary
determines that the absence or incompleteness of a public water
supply system, public sewerage system, or [public] refuse
disposal system in a county, municipal corporation, sanitary
district, subdivision, or locality:

(1)  Is sufficiently prejudicial to the health or
comfort of that or any other county, municipal corporation,
sanitary district, subdivision, or locality; or

(2)  Causes a condition by which any of the waters of
this State are being polluted or could become polluted in a way
that is dangerous to health or is a nuisance.

(b)  An order under this section may require:

(1)  The installation, ALTERATION, EXTENSION,
UTILIZATION [and], operation, or the completion of a public water
supply system, public sewerage system, or [public] refuse
disposal system in a county, municipal corporation, sanitary
district, subdivision, or locality within a time that the
Secretary sets; or

(2)  The installation of any device, the establishment
of any method, or the enforcement of any measure or regulation
that the Secretary considers proper under the circumstances.

9-224.

(c)  A person who is subject to an order issued under this
section shall have a permit issued by the Secretary under [this
section] § 9-204 OF THIS SUBTITLE before the person may change
the waste disposal methods used by an industrial establishment.

[(d) A person who is subject to an order issued under this
section shall submit to the Secretary for approval any plans to
change the waste disposal methods used by the industrial
establishment.]

[(e) If the Secretary approves plans under subsection
(d)(1) of this section, the Secretary shall issue a permit to the
owner or operator.]

[(f) A person who is subject to an order issued under this
section:

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