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WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Governor Ch. 6
"reasonable accommodation" means that any requirement to satisfy
the provisions of this article will not exceed a maximum expense
of $2,500 per operating vehicle. However, beginning January 1,
1990, at least 10 percent of the total operating fleet of any
private motor coach transportation carrier doing business in the
State shall comply with the provisions of this article.
3. The Human Relations Commission shall
make a determination in the first instance whether an
accommodation is "reasonable". In making this determination for
buildings, the Human Relations Commission shall consult with the
Department of Housing and Community Development as to the cost
and feasibility of any structural changes, modifications,
additions or the provision of special equipment.
DRAFTER'S NOTE:
Error: Obsolete cross-reference and stylistic error
in Article 49B, § 5(d)(2) .
Occurred: Ch. 311, Acts of 1987 transferred § 11-402
of Article 41 to be Article 41B, § 6-102; corrections
by Michie Company in the 1987 Supplement to the 1986
Replacement Volume of Volume 5 of the Annotated Code
are validated by this Act. The stylistic error
occurred in Ch. 741, Acts of 1986.
12,
(a) If any respondent refuses to comply with an order of
the Commission made within the scope of any of these subtitles,
the Commission may, represented by its general counsel, institute
litigation in the appropriate equity court of the county or in
Baltimore City where the alleged discrimination took place to
enforce compliance with any of the provisions of this article.
The court, in hearing said [case] CASE, shall be governed by
the judicial review standards as set forth in the Administrative
Procedure Act, §§ Title 10, Subtitle 2 of the State Government
Article of the Annotated Code of Maryland.
DRAFTER'S NOTE:
Error: Punctuation omitted in Article 49B, § 12(a).
Occurred: Ch. 153, Acts of 1969.
Article 49D - Office for Children and Youth
4B.
(c) In preparing the needs assessment, the county shall
consider:
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