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Martin O'Malley, Governor
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Ch. 630
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(II) FOR THE PURPOSES OF THIS PARAGRAPH, NOTICE
SHALL BE CONSIDERED INADEQUATE IF:
1. THE ADMINISTRATION DOES NOT COMPLY WITH
THE NEWSPAPER PUBLICATION REQUIREMENTS UNDER SUBSECTION (C) (D) OF
THIS SECTION; OR
2. AT LEAST 30% OF THE ADMINISTRATION'S
FACILITIES ARE NOT POSTED AS REQUIRED UNDER SUBSECTION (C) (D) OF THIS
SECTION.
(4) A PUBLIC HEARING REQUIRED UNDER PARAGRAPH (1) OF
THIS SUBSECTION SHALL BE AT A PLACE AND TIME THAT IS REASONABLY
ACCESSIBLE AND CONVENIENT TO THE PATRONS OF THE SERVICE TO BE
AFFECTED.
(5) THE ADMINISTRATION SHALL ACCEPT WRITTEN COMMENTS
FOR 30 DAYS AFTER A HEARING HELD ON A CHANGE DESCRIBED IN PARAGRAPH
(1) OF THIS SUBSECTION.
(B) THE ADMINISTRATION MAY ADD SERVICE ON A NEW ALIGNMENT
BRANCHING OFF OF AN EXISTING ROUTE WITHOUT HOLDING A PUBLIC
HEARING, IF THE ADDITION OF THE NEW ALIGNMENT DOES NOT ALTER THE
EXISTING ROUTE.
(b)(C) (1) The following persons may request the Administration to
hold a hearing on any rentals, rates, fares, fees, or other charges of the Administration
or any service rendered by the transit facilities owned or controlled by the
Administration:
(i) Any person served by or using the transit facilities;
(ii) The People's Counsel to tho Public Service Commission, as a
representative of the general public; and
(iii) Any private carrier operating in the District.
(2) The request for a hearing shall:
(i) Be in writing;
(ii) State the matter sought to be heard; and
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(iii) Set forth clearly the grounds for the request.
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