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2000 LAWS OF MARYLAND
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Ch. 426
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construction, [alteration, or reconstruction] RECONSTRUCTION, OR ALTERATION will
not materially impair the historic, archeological, or architectural significance of the
site or structure, the commission! shall reject] SHALL:
(I) REJECT the [application, filing] APPLICATION; AND
(II) FILE a copy of its rejection with the building inspector [by
whatever name known] of the [county or municipal corporation] LOCAL
JURISDICTION.
(b) [If an application is submitted for construction, reconstruction, or
alteration, or for the moving or demolition of a site or structure that the commission
considers to be of unusual importance and no economically feasible plan can be
formulated, the] THE HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMISSION OR HISTORIC PRESERVATION
commission shall have [ninety] 90 days from the [time] DATE THAT it concludes that
[no] AN economically feasible plan [can] CANNOT be formulated UNDER THIS
SECTION to negotiate with the owner and other parties [in an effort] to find a means
of preserving the site or structure.
DRAFTER'S NOTE: In subsection (a)(2) of this section, the defined term "local
jurisdiction" is substituted for the former reference to "county or municipal
corporation" for consistency throughout the article.
8.10. Same — Approval under certain circumstances.
[In the case of] IF a site or structure IS considered to be valuable for its historic,
archeological, or architectural significance, [the] A HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMISSION
OR HISTORIC PRESERVATION commission may approve [the] proposed construction,
reconstruction, alteration, moving, or [demolition] DEMOLITION, despite the fact
THAT the changes come within the provisions of § 8.09 of this [subtitle] SUBTITLE, if:
(1) The site or structure is a deterrent to a major improvement program
which will be of substantial benefit to the [county or municipal corporation] LOCAL
JURISDICTION; OR
(2) [Retention] THE RETENTION of the site or structure [would cause]
WOULD:
(I) CAUSE undue financial hardship to the owner; or
[(3)] (II) [The retention of the site or structure would not be to] NOT BE
IN the best interests of a majority of persons in the community.
DRAFTER'S NOTE: In item (1) of this section, the defined term "local
jurisdiction" is substituted for the former reference to "county or municipal
corporation" for consistency throughout the article.
8.11. Rules and regulations for HISTORIC DISTRICT commission meetings; meetings to
be public; right to appear and be heard.
(A) [The] A HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMISSION OR HISTORIC PRESERVATION
commission shall adopt [such] THOSE rules and regulations [as may be] necessary
for the proper transaction of [its] THE COMMISSION'S business.
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