Ch. 25                                     2004 LAWS OF MARYLAND

(5) If a person receiving a citation for an infraction fails to pay the fine
for the infraction by the date of payment set forth on the citation and fails to file a
notice of his intention to stand trial for the offense, a formal notice of the infraction
shall be sent to the owner's last known address. If the citation has not been satisfied
within 15 days from the date of the notice, he shall be liable for an additional fine not
to exceed twice the original fine. If after 35 days the citation has not been satisfied,
the Commission may request adjudication of the case through the District Court. The
District Court shall thereupon promptly schedule the case for trial and [summons]
SUMMON the defendant to appear. The defendant's failure to respond to the summons
is contempt of court.

DRAFTER'S NOTE:

Error: Extraneous language in Article 28, § 5-113(b)(4); incorrect word
usage in Article 28, § 5-113(b)(5).

Occurred: Ch. 475, Acts of 1979.
5-114.1.

(g) (1) Subject to the applicable laws and regulations, this section and any
agreement made under it may not impair the rights and responsibilities of the
MNCPPC to:

(xiv) Control and regulate the use of [machinery] MACHINERY,
equipment, and other property and facilities of the MNCPPC subject to negotiation
related to matters affecting the health and safety of employees;

DRAFTER'S NOTE:

Error: Omitted comma in Article 28, § 5-114.1(g)(1)(xiv).

Occurred: Ch. 248, Acts of 2002.

Article 29 - Washington Suburban Sanitary District

11-109.

(b) (1) An employee may not be permanently removed except for cause and
after an opportunity to be heard. The discharged employee may appeal to the
[Secretary of Budget and Management, whose decision is final] OFFICE OF
ADMINISTRATIVE HEARINGS IN ACCORDANCE WITH § 4-401 OF THE STATE
PERSONNEL AND PENSIONS ARTICLE.

DRAFTER'S NOTE:

Error: Obsolete language in Article 29, § 11-109(b)(1).

Occurred: As a result of Ch. 347, Acts of 1996.

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