PARRIS N. GLENDENING, Governor                                   Ch. 26

Article 11 - Frederick County

2-13-33.

(A)     (1) IN THIS SECTION; THE FOLLOWING WORDS HAVE THE MEANINGS
INDICATED.

(2) "FREDERICK COUNTY STORM SEWER SYSTEM" MEANS A
CONVEYANCE OR SYSTEM OF CONVEYANCES, INCLUDING ROADS WITH DRAINAGE
SYSTEMS, MUNICIPAL STREETS, CATCH BASINS, CURBS, DITCHES. GUTTERS,
MAN-MADE CHANNELS, OR STORM DRAINS, OWNED OR OPERATED BY FREDERICK
COUNTY AND DESIGNED OR USED FOR COLLECTING OR CONVEYING STORM
WATER.

(3) "ILLICIT DISCHARGES" MEANS ANY DISCHARGE INTO THE
FREDERICK COUNTY STORM SEWER SYSTEM THAT IS NOT COMPOSED ENTIRELY OF
STORM WATER EXCEPT:

(1) (I) DISCHARGES PURSUANT TO A STATE OR FEDERAL PERMIT;
AND

(2) (II) DISCHARGES RESULTING FROM FIRE FIGHTING ACTIVITIES.

(B)     THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MAY ADOPT AN ORDINANCE OR
REGULATIONS TO CONTROL ILLICIT DISCHARGES INTO THE FREDERICK COUNTY
STORM SEWER SYSTEM.

(C)     THE ORDINANCE OR REGULATIONS MAY PROVIDE FOR:

(1)      THE APPOINTMENT OF INSPECTORS TO ENFORCE THE ORDINANCE
OR REGULATIONS; AND

(2)      THE IMPOSITION OF PENALTIES FOR VIOLATIONS OF THE
ORDINANCE OR REGULATIONS.

SECTION 2. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That this Act shall take effect
October 1, 1995.

Approved April 11, 1995.

CHAPTER 26
(Senate Bill 543)

AN ACT concerning

Frederick County - Alcoholic Beverages
(Population-License Ratio)

FOR the purpose of altering the ratio of population of Frederick County to the number
of certain alcoholic beverages licenses issued in that county; deleting the
requirement that the population of each election district be determined as of the

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