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2000 LAWS OF MARYLAND
Ch. 426
[(7) Adjudication of a violation under this subsection is not a criminal
conviction, nor does it impose any of the civil disabilities ordinarily imposed by a
criminal conviction.] [(8)] (G) In a proceeding before the District Court, [the] A violation shall
be prosecuted in the same manner and to the same extent as [set forth for] A
municipal [infractions in] INFRACTION UNDER Article 23A, § 3(b)(7) through (15) of
the Code. (H) The governing body of [any] A county may authorize the county attorney
to prosecute a civil zoning violation. [(9)] (I) If [a person is found by] the District Court [to have] FINDS
THAT A PERSON HAS committed a civil zoning violation, the person shall be liable for
the costs of the COURT proceedings [in the District Court]. (J) THE FINDING BY THE DISTRICT COURT OF A VIOLATION UNDER THIS
SECTION IS NOT A CRIMINAL CONVICTION AND DOES NOT IMPOSE ANY OF THE CIVIL
DISABILITIES ORDINARILY IMPOSED BY A CRIMINAL CONVICTION. DRAFTER'S NOTE: This section is derived without substantive change from
former § 7.01(c) of this subtitle. The drafter has created a new section, because unlike the remaining
provisions of § 7.01 of this subtitle, the provisions of former § 7.01(c) of this
subtitle apply only to counties (including Baltimore City) and not to
municipal corporations. The new section was created to avoid confusion in
the application of those provisions. 7.03. Conflict with other laws. (A) [Whenever the regulations made under the authority of] IF REGULATIONS
ADOPTED UNDER this article require a greater width or size of yards, courts, or other
open spaces, [or require] a lower height of [building or less] BUILDING, A REDUCED
number of stories, or [require) a greater percentage of lot [to be left unoccupied]
LEFT UNOCCUPIED, or impose other higher standards than are required [in] UNDER
any other [statute or) STATUTE, local [ordinance] ORDINANCE, or regulations, the
provisions of the regulations [made under authority of] ADOPTED UNDER this article
shall govern. (B) [Whenever] IF the provisions of any other [statute or] STATUTE, local
[ordinance] ORDINANCE, or regulation require a greater width or size of yards,
courts, or other open spaces, [or require] a lower height of [building or a less)
BUILDING, A REDUCED number of stories, or [requires] a greater percentage of lot [to
be left unoccupied] LEFT UNOCCUPIED, or impose other higher standards than are
required by the regulations [made under authority of] ADOPTED UNDER this article,
the provisions of [such statute or) THE STATUTE, local [ordinance] ORDINANCE, or
regulation shall govern[; provided, however, that within). (C) (1) THIS SUBSECTION APPLIES TO THE MARYLAND-WASHINGTON
REGIONAL DISTRICT ESTABLISHED UNDER CHAPTER 992 OF THE LAWS OF
MARYLAND OF 1943, AS AMENDED.
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