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Session Laws, 2000
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PARRIS N. GLENDENING, Governor Ch. 278
(ii) May use only a power dredge bar that has a minimum size of 36
inches up to a maximum size of 42 inches. (f) (1) The Secretary may adopt regulations to carry out the intent of this
section. (2) The regulations adopted by the Secretary may vary the limits
established under subsection (e)(2)(i) of this section. (3) (i) The regulations shall establish an oyster sanctuary of not less
than 100 acres within the area described in subsection (d)(4) of this section. (ii) A person may not catch oysters in the sanctuary established
under subparagraph (i) of this paragraph. (iii) The sanctuary shall be established before the opening of the
power dredge season. (4) The regulations shall authorize the Department to establish a
program at the beginning of the power dredge season to purchase oysters at no less
than market price from a person who has a power dredge [license] PERMIT under
this section to be transplanted for restoration purposes to the oyster sanctuary
described by regulation in accordance with paragraph (3) of this subsection. (5) A person may not catch oysters in any area closed to hydraulic clam
dredging under § 4-1006.1 of this subtitle. (6) The Department shall adopt regulations reserving areas on a
rotational basis for restoration and harvesting purposes. (7) The Department shall adopt regulations establishing an appropriate
penalty to be assessed against a person convicted of taking oysters from a sanctuary
or reserved area. (g) (1) There is an oyster sanctuary in the area known as the Webster
ground that includes all the waters inshore of a line northeasterly from Long Point to
latitude 38 degrees, 12.63 minutes and longitude, 75 degrees, 51.85 minutes, a
designated point in Monie Bay, then southwesterly to the eastern entrance to Pigeon
House Creek. (2) A person may not catch oysters in the oyster sanctuary described in
paragraph (1) of this subsection. 4-1014.1. (a) This section applies to the waters of the State that lie contiguous to
Calvert County in the Chesapeake Bay. (b) Except for a person who holds a dredge boat license from the Department
and catches oysters under § 4-1013 of this subtitle, a person shall be [licensed]
PERMITTED by the Department before the person may catch oysters by power dredge
in waters subject to this section.
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