PARRIS N. GLENDENING, Governor

Ch. 4

Article - Natural Resources

8-1808.5.

(d) The number of slips permitted at a facility shall be the lesser of the following:

(1)     One slip for each 50 feet of shoreline in a subdivision located in an
intense or limited development area, and one slip for each 300 feet of shoreline in a
subdivision located in a resource conservation area; or

(2)     A density of slips to platted lots or dwellings within a subdivision in the
Critical Area in accordance with the following schedule:

Platted Lots or Dwellings in the         Slips

Critical Area

Up to 15                                             1 for each lot

16 - 40                                               15 or 75%, whichever is greater

41 - 100                                             30 or 50%, whichever is greater

101 - 300                                           50 or 25%, whichever is greater

More than 300                                   75 or 15%, whichever is greater

DRAFTER'S NOTE:

Error: Title of bill being cured failed to accurately describe the changes
made by the bill.

Occurred: Chapter 714 (Senate Bill 332) of the Acts of 1994.

Article - Real Property

12-101.

All proceedings for the acquisition of private property for public use by
condemnation are governed by the provisions of this title and of Subtitle U of the
Maryland Rules. Nothing in this title prevents this State or any of its instrumentalities or
political subdivisions, acting under statute or ordinance passed pursuant to Article III of
the Constitution of the State, or any amendment to it, from taking private property for
public use immediately on making the required payment and giving any required security.
In. addition, this title does not prevent the State Roads Commission from using the
procedures set forth in Title 8, Subtitle 3 of the Transportation Article, or prevent
Baltimore City from using the procedure set forth in THE CHARTER OF BALTIMORE
CITY AND §§ [674 through 685] 21-12 THROUGH 21-22, inclusive, of the [Charter and]
Public Local Laws of Baltimore City.

DRAFTER'S NOTE:

Error: Erroneous cross-reference in § 12-101 of the Real Property Article.
Occurred: Prior to the 1974 Revision of the Real Property Article.

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