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PARRIS N. GLENDENING, Governor
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Ch. 433
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(e) Within 90 days after the Commission approves a proposed CHESAPEAKE
BAY CRITICAL AREA program OR A PROPOSED ATLANTIC COASTAL BAYS CRITICAL
AREA PROGRAM, the local jurisdiction shall hold hearings and adopt the program in
accordance with legislative procedures for enacting ordinances. If the governing body
of the local jurisdiction wishes to change any part of the approved proposal before
adoption, the governing body shall submit the proposed change to the Commission for
approval. Unless the Commission approves the change or disapproves the change and
states in writing the reasons for the Commission's disapproval within 30 days after
the Commission receives the change, the change shall be deemed approved. A changed
part may not be adopted until the changed part is approved by the Commission.
(f) (1) Within 760 days after criteria adopted by the Commission become
effective, there shall be in effect throughout the Chesapeake Bay Critical Area
programs approved or adopted by the Commission.
(2) ON OR BEFORE SEPTEMBER 29, 2003, THERE SHALL BE IN EFFECT
THROUGHOUT THE ATLANTIC COASTAL BAYS CRITICAL AREA PROGRAMS APPROVED
OR ADOPTED BY THE COMMISSION.
(g) Each local jurisdiction shall review its entire program and propose any
necessary amendments to its entire program, including local zoning maps, at least
every 4 years beginning with the 4-year anniversary of the date that the program
became effective and every 4 years after that date. Each local jurisdiction shall send
in writing, to the Commission, within 60 days after each 4-year anniversary, the
following information:
(1) A statement certifying that the required review has been
accomplished;
(2) Any necessary requests for program amendments, program
refinements, or other matters that the local jurisdiction wishes the Commission to
consider;
(3) An updated resource inventory; and
(4) A statement quantifying acreages within each land classification, the
growth allocation used, and the growth allocation remaining.
(h) (1) As often as necessary but not more than 4 times per calendar year,
each local jurisdiction may propose program amendments and program refinements
to its adopted program.
(2) (i) Except for program amendments or program refinements
developed during program review under subsection (g) of this section, a zoning map
amendment may be granted by a local approving authority only on proof of a mistake
in the existing zoning.
(ii) The requirement in paragraph (2)(i) of this subsection that a
zoning map amendment may be granted only on proof of a mistake does not apply to
proposed changes to a zoning map that:
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