Maryland § 15-116

Full text of Maryland Maryland Code § 15-116, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.

§ 15-116.

    (a)    (1)    The Commission shall publish each year a report describing the work of the Commission for the previous year, in the detail that the Commission considers appropriate.

        (2)    The report required under this subsection shall include:

            (i)    land acquisitions;

            (ii)    financial transactions;

            (iii)    personnel matters; and

            (iv)    litigation and disposition of violations.

    (b)    The Commission may publish pamphlets describing:

        (1)    the law administered by the Commission; and

        (2)    subdivision, zoning, and other regulations adopted or enacted by the Commission or the district councils.

    (c)    The Commission may charge a fee for a publication issued under this section to cover any of the cost of the publication.

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