Ch. 5

1993 LAWS OF MARYLAND

9A-302.

(b)     An applicant for a master heating, ventilation, air-conditioning, and
refrigeration contractor license shall:

(1) have been regularly and principally employed in providing heating,
ventilation, air-conditioning, or refrigeration services under a journeyman license for not
less than 3 years of active experience under the direction and control of a master heating,
ventilation, air-conditioning, and refrigeration contractor and [has] HAVE been so
employed for not less than 1,875 hours in the year prior to application; and

(c)     An applicant for a master restricted heating, ventilation; air-conditioning, and
refrigeration contractor license shall:

(1) have been regularly and principally employed in providing refrigeration,
air-conditioning, heating, or ventilation services under a journeyman license for not less
than 3 years of active experience under the direction and control of a master or master
restricted heating, ventilation, air-conditioning, and refrigeration contractor and [has]
HAVE been so employed for not less than 1,875 hours in the year prior to application; and

(d)     An applicant for a limited heating, ventilation, air-conditioning, and
refrigeration license shall:

(1) have been regularly and principally employed in providing heating,

ventilation, air-conditioning, or refrigeration services under a journeyman license for not

less than 2 years of active experience under the direction and control of a master or

master restricted heating, ventilation, air-conditioning, and refrigeration contractor, and

[has] HAVE been so employed for not less than 1,000 hours in the year prior to

application; and

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DRAFTER'S NOTE:

Error: Grammatical errors in § 9A-302(b)(l), (c)(1), and (d)(1) of the
Business Regulation Article.

Occurred: Ch. 649, Acts of 1992. Correction by the Michie Company in the
1992 Volume of the Business Regulation Article is validated by this Act.

11-526.

(d) (2) The Park and Planning Commission shah pay to the Maryland
Equestrian Foundation, Inc., a [not-for-profit] NOT FOR PROFIT organization:

(i) from the amount deducted under paragraph (1) of this subsection,
8% of the total amount bet in all of the mutuel pools; and

(ii) any profit from admission fees or other receipts less expenses
from the operation of racing days.

DRAFTER'S NOTE:

Error: Extraneous hyphens in § 11-526(d)(2) of the Business Regulation

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