ROBERT L. EHRLICH, JR., Governor                              Ch. 85

penalty does not apply to same birds and mammals. If a person is convicted a second
or subsequent time within the same 12 month period for a violation of the regulations
the Department adopts, the person:

(1)     Shall have the person's hunter's license suspended; and

(2)     May not procure a hunter's license the following calendar year.

(C) NOTWITHSTANDING ANY OTHER PROVISION OF LAW, THE DEPARTMENT
MAY USE A LOTTERY-BASED SYSTEM TO ISSUE HUNTING LICENSES, PERMITS, OR
STAMPS.

10-601.1.

THE SECRETARY MAY ADOPT REGULATIONS TO IMPLEMENT THE PROVISIONS
OF THIS SUBTITLE.

10-607.

(h) (1) Riparian landowners, including government agencies, shall license
their shoreline [annually] EVERY 5 YEARS EITHER ANNUALLY OR EVERY 3 YEARS in
accordance with this section.

(2)     An applicant for a license shall:
(i) Submit to the Department:

1.       An application by mail prior to June 1 of [each] THE year
IN WHICH THE CURRENT LICENSE EXPIRES OR FOR WHICH A NEW LICENSE IS
REQUESTED on a form provided by the Department;

2.       A map showing the exact location of the shoreline to be
licensed and the exact location of the proposed offshore stationary blinds or blind
sites, if any;

3.       The written permission of adjacent landowners if
necessary; and

4.       The written lease or assignment of the riparian landowner
if necessary; and

(ii) Pay to the Department a fee of [$20] $60:

1. $20 FOR A 1-YEAR LICENSE; OR

2. $60 FOR A 3-YEAR LICENSE.

(3)     A unit of government is exempt from the application fee required
under paragraph (2) of this subsection.

(i) (1) At least [1 month] 3 MONTHS before a license expires on June 30 [of
each year], the Department shall mail a renewal notice and a renewal application to
all riparian landowners [who received a license the previous year] HOLDING
LICENSES SUBJECT TO EXPIRATION.

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