Maryland § 9-234.1
Full text of Maryland Maryland Code § 9-234.1, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 9-234.1.
(a) This section does not apply to the storage or distribution of sewage sludge at a sewage treatment plant.
(b) Before the Secretary issues, amends, or renews a permit to an applicant or permit holder under § 9–232 or § 9–238 of this subtitle to install, materially alter, or materially extend a structure used for storage or distribution of any type of sewage sludge, the Department shall hold a public hearing on the application, amendment, or renewal.
(c) The Department shall hold a public hearing in accordance with Title 1, Subtitle 6 of this article.
(d) (1) If more than one county or municipal corporation will be affected by the granting of the sludge storage permit application, the Department may hold a consolidated hearing in one county or municipal corporation.
(2) If the Department holds a consolidated hearing under paragraph (1) of this subsection, the consolidated hearing shall be held in accordance with Title 1, Subtitle 6 of this article.
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