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Session Laws, 1989
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WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Governor

Ch. 3

In subsection (b)(1)(ii) and (iii) of this section,
the requirements for an inspection before "open[ing]
for business at a new location" or "continu[ing]
business under a new owner" are substituted for the
former requirement for an inspection "prior to its
changing proprietorship or location" since the purpose
of the inspection seemingly is to determine the effect
of the change, and this purpose can be accomplished
only after the change occurs.

In subsection (d)(1) and (2) of this section, the
references to barber schools are added to conform to
the practice of the Board to inspect barber schools in
the same way that the Board inspects barbershops.

The fourth sentence of former Art. 56, § 429(d), which
allowed the Board to assess fees for inspection, is
deleted as unnecessary. The fees to which the former
law referred are the fees charged for pre-opening
inspections. In practice, the Board does not charge
fees for sanitary inspections.

As to the fee for a pre-opening inspection, see §
4-503(a)(2)(ii) of this subtitle.

Defined terms: "Barber" § 4-101
"Barbershop" § 4-101 "Board" § 4-101
"Secretary" § 1-101

4-523. DENIALS, REPRIMANDS, SUSPENSIONS, AND REVOCATIONS --
GROUNDS.

SUBJECT TO THE HEARING PROVISIONS OF § 4-524 OF THIS
SUBTITLE, THE BOARD MAY DENY A BARBERSHOP PERMIT OR SCHOOL PERMIT
TO ANY APPLICANT, REPRIMAND ANY PERMIT HOLDER, OR SUSPEND OR
REVOKE A BARBERSHOP PERMIT OR SCHOOL PERMIT:

TITLE;

(1) FOR ANY APPLICABLE GROUND UNDER § 4-316 OF THIS

(2)  IF A SCHOOL PERMIT HOLDER VIOLATES ANY OF THE
STANDARDS SPECIFIED IN § 4-513 OF THIS SUBTITLE;

(3)  IF THE APPLICANT OR HOLDER FRAUDULENTLY OR
DECEPTIVELY OBTAINS OR ATTEMPTS TO OBTAIN A BARBERSHOP PERMIT OR
SCHOOL PERMIT FOR THE APPLICANT OR HOLDER OR FOR ANOTHER; OR

(4) IF THE APPLICANT OR HOLDER FRAUDULENTLY
DECEPTIVELY USES A BARBERSHOP PERMIT OR SCHOOL PERMIT.

OR

REVISOR'S NOTE: The introductory language and item (1) of
this section are new language derived without
substantive change from former Art. 56, § 440(a).

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