ROBERT L. EHRLICH, JR., Governor

Ch. 25

15-112.

(y) (2) (iv) The inspector shall make an oath to perform the duties
entrusted, as provided in Article I, § [9,] 9 of the Constitution of Maryland.

DRAFTER'S NOTE:

Error: Extraneous comma in Article 2B, § 15-112(y)(2)(iv).

Occurred: Ch. 93, Acts of 1980.

Article 28 - Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission

2-104.

(b) In the discretion of the County Executive of Prince George's County,
subject to approval by the County Council by a vote of the majority of the full Council,
a member of the Commission from that county may be designated to serve on a
full-time basis, and this member may be either the chairman or the vice-chairman of
the Commission. The Montgomery County Council may designate a member of the
Commission from that county to serve on a full-time basis provided that person has
been designated by that county under the provisions of [§ 2-101] § 2-105 of this
article to serve as chairman or vice-chairman of the Commission. For any member
designated by Prince George's County to serve on a full-time basis, the County
Council of that county, upon recommendation from the County Executive, may
authorize whatever supplementary salary as may be deemed appropriate. For any
member designated by Montgomery County to serve on a full-time basis, the County
Council, with approval, of the County Executive, may authorize whatever
supplementary salary as may be appropriate. In the event the County Executive fails
to approve a supplementary salary authorization by the Council within 30 days, the
Council, by an affirmative vote of 6 of its members, may authorize the supplementary
salary notwithstanding the lack of approval of the County Executive. Any
supplementary salary authorized in this title shall be payable also from the
administrative tax collected by the Commission.

DRAFTER'S NOTE:

Error: Erroneous internal cross-reference in Article 28, § 2-104(b).

Occurred: Ch. 892, Acts of 1975.

5-113.

(b) (4) A person receiving the citation for a Commission infraction may elect
to stand trial for the offense by notifying the Commission of his intention of standing
trial. The notice shall be given at least 5 days prior to the date of payment as set forth
in the citation. Upon receipt of the notice of the intention to stand trial, the
Commission shall forward to the District Court having venue a copy of the citation
and the notice from the person who received the citation indicating his intention to
stand trial. Upon receipt of the citation, the District Court shall schedule the case for
trial and notify the defendant of the trial date. All fines, penalties, or forfeitures
collected by the District Court for [violations of] Commission infractions shall be
remitted to the Commission.

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