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Maryland Register
Issue Date: May 31, 2024 Volume 51 • Issue 11 • Pages 545 — 604
General Assembly Regulations Errata Special Documents General Notices
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09 Maryland Department of Labor ......................................... 580
11 Department of Transportation ............................................ 585
13A State Board of Education ................................................... 585
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08 DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES
BOATING—SPEED LIMITS AND OPERATION OF
VESSELS
Severn
River Vessel Management Area ..................................
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Criminal
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11 DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
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General
Regulations .................................................................
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General
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08 DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL
RESOURCES
08.02.01.01 •
51:10 Md. R. 532 (5-17-24) (ibr)
08.02.04.04 •
51:10 Md. R. 533 (5-17-24)
08.02.05.10 •
51:8 Md. R. 371 (4-19-24)
08.02.05.23,.26,.27
• 51:10 Md. R. 534 (5-17-24)
08.02.05.29 •
51:10 Md. R. 535 (5-17-24)
08.02.08.06,.10 •
51:10 Md. R. 536 (5-17-24)
08.02.15.08,.09,.12
• 51:11 Md. R. 581 (5-31-24)
08.02.21.03 •
51:9 Md. R. 443 (5-3-24)
08.02.22.02 •
51:10 Md. R. 534 (5-17-24)
08.02.025.03 •
51:11 Md. R. 581 (5-31-24)
08.02.26.01—.06 •
51:1 Md. R. 30 (1-12-24)
09 MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
09.09.02.01 • 51:9 Md. R. 444 (5-3-24)
09.10.02.43,.53 • 50:24 Md. R. 1046 (12-1-23)
09.23.04.03 •
50:26 Md. R. 1137 (12-29-23)
09.33.02.01—.09 •
50:25 Md. R. 1100 (12-15-23)
09.36.07.02 •
50:17 Md. R. 772 (8-25-23)
09.36.08.02 •
50:25 Md. R. 1101 (12-15-23)
10 MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
Subtitles 01—08 (1st volume)
10.07.14.01—.65 • 51:6 Md. R. 272
(3-22-24)
Subtitle 09 (2nd volume)
10.09.02.05,.07 •
50:24 Md. R. 1048 (12-1-23) (ibr)
10.09.06.09 •
51:1 Md. R. 36 (1-12-24)
10.09.10.07,.08 •
51:2 Md. R. 78 (1-26-24)
10.09.11.11 •
51:2 Md. R. 79 (1-26-24)
10.09.21.02—.06 •
51:2 Md. R. 82 (1-26-24)
10.09.24.02,.07,.12
• 51:2 Md. R. 79 (1-26-24)
10.09.24.03 •
50:18 Md. R. 814 (9-8-23)
10.09.33.09 •
51:3 Md. R. 161 (2-9-24)
10.09.36.01,.04 •
51:4 Md. R. 203 (2-23-24)
10.09.36.03-2 •
50:18 Md. R. 814 (9-8-23)
10.09.39.02,.06 • 50:24 Md. R. 1049 (12-1-23)
10.09.43.10,.13 • 51:2 Md. R. 79 (1-26-24)
10.09.44.01,.15,.21,.23 • 51:3 Md. R. 162 (2-9-24)
10.09.46.12 • 51:4 Md. R. 204 (2-23-24)
10.09.48.08 • 51:4 Md. R. 205 (2-23-24)
10.09.53.04,.05 • 51:4 Md. R. 206 (2-23-24)
10.09.56.02,.04,.10,.14—.17,.19,.21,.22 • 51:4 Md. R.
207 (2-23-24)
10.09.64.01—.09 • 51:3 Md. R. 164 (2-9-24)
10.09.69.02,.11,.12 • 51:4 Md. R. 209 (2-23-24)
10.09.80.01,.05,.08 • 51:1 Md. R. 37 (1-12-24)
10.09.89.14 • 51:4 Md. R. 210 (2-23-24)
10.09.92.04,.05 • 51:1 Md. R. 38 (1-12-24)
Subtitles 10—22 (3rd volume)
10.11.08.01—.06 • 51:1 Md. R. 39 (1-12-24)
10.15.04.01,.02,.04—.26 • 51:5 Md. R. 234 (3-8-24)
10.15.06.02,.03,.05,.10,.11 • 51:2 Md. R. 82 (1-26-24) (ibr)
10.18.05.01—.03 • 51:3 Md. R. 166 (2-9-24)
10.18.06.05,.08,.10 • 51:3 Md. R. 166 (2-9-24)
10.19.03.01—.20 •
51:4 Md. R. 211 (2-23-24)
10.21.31.01—.06 •
51:3 Md. R. 167 (2-9-24)
Subtitles 23—36 (4th volume)
10.24.01.12 •
51:8 Md. R. 372 (4-19-24)
10.25.03.02 •
51:7 Md. R. 337 (4-5-24)
10.27.01.05 • 50:20 Md. R. 907 (10-6-23)
10.32.01.10 • 51:2 Md. R. 83 (1-26-24)
10.34.34.02,.03,.07,.10
• 51:10 Md. R. 537 (5-17-24)
10.34.42.01—.03 •
51:2 Md. R. 84 (1-26-24)
10.35.01.20
• 51:5 Md. R. 247 (3-8-24)
Subtitles 37—52 (5th volume)
10.41.01.01—.04 •
50:16 Md. R. 738 (8-11-23)
10.41.02.01,.02,.04
• 50:16 Md. R. 738 (8-11-23)
10.41.03.02,.03,.05,.06
• 50:16 Md. R. 738 (8-11-23)
10.41.04.01,.02,.06,.08
• 50:16 Md. R. 738 (8-11-23)
10.41.05.01—.07 •
50:16 Md. R. 738 (8-11-23)
10.41.08.01-1,.02,.06,.08,.11,.12,.14
• 50:16 Md. R. 738 (8-11-23)
10.41.09.02 •
50:16 Md. R. 738 (8-11-23)
10.41.11.01—.10 •
50:16 Md. R. 738 (8-11-23)
10.41.13.02,.04 •
50:16 Md. R. 738 (8-11-23)
10.44.01.01—.39 • 50:20 Md. R. 911 (10-6-23)
10.44.19.05—.12 •
50:24 Md. R. 1051 (12-1-23)
10.44.20.02 •
50:20 Md. R. 918 (10-6-23)
10.44.22.02,.04—.06,.08—.15 • 50:20 Md. R. 918 (10-6-23)
10.46.09.01—.04 •
51:2 Md. R. 85 (1-26-24)
Subtitles 53—68 (6th volume)
10.53.08.05 •
50:17 Md. R. 773 (8-25-23)
10.53.09.01—.04 •
50:17 Md. R. 773 (8-25-23)
10.60.01.03,.05 •
50:18 Md. R. 816 (9-8-23)
10.60.02.08,.09 • 50:25 Md. R. 1102 (12-15-23)
10.60.03.01—.05 •
50:25 Md. R. 1102 (12-15-23)
10.62.01.01 •
51:9 Md. R. 444 (5-3-24)
10.62.02.01—.05 •
51:9 Md. R. 444 (5-3-24)
10.62.03.01—.03 •
51:9 Md. R. 444 (5-3-24)
10.62.04.01—.06 •
51:9 Md. R. 444 (5-3-24)
10.62.05.01,.02 •
51:9 Md. R. 444 (5-3-24)
10.62.06.01—.07 •
51:9 Md. R. 444 (5-3-24)
10.62.07.01—.06 •
51:9 Md. R. 444 (5-3-24)
10.62.08.01—.14 •
51:9 Md. R. 444 (5-3-24)
10.62.09.01—.09 •
51:9 Md. R. 444 (5-3-24)
10.62.10.01—.08 •
51:9 Md. R. 444 (5-3-24)
10.62.11.01—.04 •
51:9 Md. R. 444 (5-3-24)
10.62.12.01—.09 •
51:9 Md. R. 444 (5-3-24)
10.62.13.01,.02•
51:9 Md. R. 444 (5-3-24)
10.62.14.01,.02•
51:9 Md. R. 444 (5-3-24)
10.62.15.01—.07 •
51:9 Md. R. 444 (5-3-24)
10.62.16.01—.06 •
51:9 Md. R. 444 (5-3-24)
10.62.17.01—.04 •
51:9 Md. R. 444 (5-3-24)
10.62.18.01—.10 •
51:9 Md. R. 444 (5-3-24)
10.62.19.01—.12 •
51:9 Md. R. 444 (5-3-24)
10.62.20.01—.09 •
51:9 Md. R. 444 (5-3-24)
10.62.21.01—.07 •
51:9 Md. R. 444 (5-3-24)
10.62.22.01—.06 •
51:9 Md. R. 444 (5-3-24)
10.62.23.01—.06 •
51:9 Md. R. 444 (5-3-24)
10.62.24.01• 51:9
Md. R. 444 (5-3-24)
10.62.25.01—.13 •
51:9 Md. R. 444 (5-3-24)
10.62.26.01—.09 •
51:9 Md. R. 444 (5-3-24)
10.62.27.01—.10 •
51:9 Md. R. 444 (5-3-24)
10.62.28.01—.06 •
51:9 Md. R. 444 (5-3-24)
10.62.29.01,.02 •
51:9 Md. R. 444 (5-3-24)
10.62.30.01—.10 •
51:9 Md. R. 444 (5-3-24)
10.62.31.01 • 51:9 Md. R. 444 (5-3-24)
10.62.32.01—.03 •
51:9 Md. R. 444 (5-3-24)
10.62.33.01—.08 •
51:9 Md. R. 444 (5-3-24)
10.62.34.01—.09 •
51:9 Md. R. 444 (5-3-24)
10.62.35.01 •
51:9 Md. R. 444 (5-3-24)
10.62.36.01—.06 •
51:9 Md. R. 444 (5-3-24)
10.62.37.01—.21 •
51:9 Md. R. 444 (5-3-24)
10.63.07.02,.03,.05,.11
• 51:3 Md. R. 173 (2-9-24)
10.65.02.06,.09 •
51:2 Md. R. 86 (1-26-24)
10.65.03.02—.09 •
51:2 Md. R. 86 (1-26-24)
10.65.04.01—.06 •
51:2 Md. R. 86 (1-26-24)
10.65.05.01—.04 •
51:2 Md. R. 86 (1-26-24)
10.65.06.01,.02 •
51:2 Md. R. 86 (1-26-24)
10.65.09.01—.06 •
51:2 Md. R. 86 (1-26-24)
10.67.01.01 •
51:3 Md. R. 164 (2-9-24)
10.67.02.01 •
51:3 Md. R. 174 (2-9-24)
10.67.04.03-1,.03-2,.15,.19,.19-4
• 51:3 Md. R. 174 (2-9-24)
10.67.04.20 •
50:24 Md. R. 1049 (12-1-23)
10.67.05.02 •
51:3 Md. R. 174 (2-9-24)
10.67.06.26 •
51:3 Md. R. 164 (2-9-24)
10.67.06.26-1,.26-3,.27,.30
• 51:3 Md. R. 174 (2-9-24)
10.67.06.28 •
50:24 Md. R. 1049 (12-1-23)
10.67.08.03 • 51:3 Md. R. 174 (2-9-24)
11 DEPARTMENT OF
TRANSPORTATION
Subtitles 01—10
11.03.01.09 • 51:11 Md. R. 585
(5-31-24)
Subtitles 11—23 (MVA)
11.12.01.14 •
50:15 Md. R. 698 (7-28-23)
13A STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION
13A.07.02.01 •
51:11 Md. R. 585 (5-31-24)
13A.08.01.02-3 •
51:7 Md. R. 337 (4-5-24)
13A.08.01.17 •
51:11 Md. R. 587 (5-31-24)
13A.16.08.03 •
51:2 Md. R. 95 (1-26-24)
13A.16.10.02 •
51:2 Md. R. 95 (1-26-24)
13A.17.10.02 •
51:2 Md. R. 95 (1-26-24)
14 INDEPENDENT AGENCIES
14.01.02.02 •
51:11 Md. R. 591 (5-31-24)
14.04.02.03 •
51:7 Md. R. 338 (4-5-24)
14.17.01.01 •
51:9 Md. R. 444 (5-3-24)
14.17.02.01—.04 •
51:9 Md. R. 444 (5-3-24) (ibr)
14.17.03.01—.04 •
51:9 Md. R. 444 (5-3-24)
14.17.04.01—.09 •
51:9 Md. R. 444 (5-3-24)
14.17.05.01—.08 •
51:9 Md. R. 444 (5-3-24)
14.17.06.01—.10 •
51:9 Md. R. 444 (5-3-24)
14.17.07.01—.08 •
51:9 Md. R. 444 (5-3-24)
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15 MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF
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20 PUBLIC SERVICE
COMMISSION
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(ibr)
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• 51:10 Md. R. 538 (5-17-24)
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• 51:8 Md. R. 375 (4-19-24) (ibr)
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29 DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE
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30 MARYLAND INSTITUTE FOR
EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES SYSTEMS (MIEMSS)
30.02.02.04,.06—.09 • 50:24 Md. R. 1061 (12-1-23)
33 STATE BOARD OF
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34 DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING
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35 DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS
AFFAIRS
35.01.01.02,.05 • 51:11 Md. R. 597 (5-31-24)
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Chapters
CH0408
SB0482 (Enrolled) The Pres (Admin),
et al. Governor's Office for Children – Engaging
Neighborhoods, Organizations, Unions, Governments, and Households (ENOUGH)
Grant Program (ENOUGH Act of 2024).
CH0409
HB1206 (Amended) Del Kerr, et al. Maryland–Ireland Trade Commission – Establishment.
CH0410
HB1524 (Enrolled) Chr W&M
(Maryland Thoroughbred Racetrack. Horse
Racing – Racing Facility
Ownership and Construction – Racing Operations.
CH0411
SB0474 (Enrolled) The Pres (Admin),
et al. Certificate of Public Convenience
and Necessity and Related Approvals – Definition of Generating Station
(Critical Infrastructure Streamlining Act of 2024).
CH0412
HB0581 (Enrolled) The Spkr (Admin), et al.
State Government – Permits, Licenses,
and Certificates – Processing
(Transparent Government Act of 2024).
CH0413
SB0472 (Enrolled) The Pres (Admin),
et al. State Government – Permits, Licenses,
and Certificates – Processing
(Transparent Government Act of 2024).
CH0414
HB0664 (Amended) Del Clippinger, et
al. Court Personnel – Protection of
Personal Information (Judge Andrew F. Wilkinson Judicial Security Act).
CH0415
SB0575 (Amended) Sen Corderman (Md
Jud Conf), et al. Court Personnel – Protection of
Personal Information (Judge Andrew F. Wilkinson Judicial Security Act).
CH0416
HB1064 (Enrolled) Del Hartman, et al. Income Tax Subtraction Modification – Death
Benefits – Law Enforcement Officers and Fire Fighters.
CH0417
SB0897 (Amended) Sen Carozza, et al. Income Tax Subtraction Modification – Death
Benefits – Law Enforcement Officers and Fire Fighters.
CH0418
SB0740 (Amended) Sen Gile, et al. Operating a Vessel While Under the Influence
of Alcohol – Enforcement (Nick’s
Law).
CH0419
HB0052 (Enrolled) Del Stewart. State Employees – Parental
Bereavement Leave.
CH0420
SB0109 (Enrolled) Sen Gile. State Employees – Parental
Bereavement Leave.
CH0421
HB1128 (Enrolled) Chr ECM (Dept). Labor and Employment – Workforce Development
– Talent Innovation Program and Fund.
CH0422
HB0250 (Enrolled) Chr ECM (Dept). Financial Institutions – Third–Party Service
Providers – Examinations.
CH0423
SB0258 Chr Education,
Energy, and the Environmen. Department of General Services – State Buildings
and Facilities – Energy
Conservation and Greenhouse Gas Emissions Reductions.
CH0424
HB0233 (Enrolled) Chr ENT (Critical
Area Commission). Chesapeake and
Atlantic Coastal Bays Critical Area Protection Program – Climate, Equity, and
Administrative Provisions.
CH0425
HB0078 (Enrolled) Chr APP (Dept). Maryland Environmental Service – Governance
and Requirements.
CH0426
HB0183 (Amended) Chr APP (Dept). Human Services – Food Supplement Program and Human
Services Careers Scholarships – Alterations.
CH0427
HB0435 Chr JUD (Dept). Child Support – Incarcerated Obligors.
CH0428
SB0270 Chr JPR (Dept). Adult Protective Services – Review Boards – Membership and
Terms.
CH0429
SB0708 (Amended) Chr JPR
(Departmental). Family Law – Kinship Care.
CH0430
SB0271 (Enrolled) Chr EEE (Dept). Election Law – Revisions.
CH0431
HB1296 (Enrolled) Dels Wilson and
Crosby. Electricity – Offshore Wind
Projects – Alterations.
CH0432
HB0622 Del Healey. Consumer Reporting Agencies – Records of
Criminal Proceedings – Prohibition.
CH0433
SB0375 (Enrolled) Sen King. State Contracts – Prohibited
Provisions.
CH0434
SB0448 (Enrolled) Sen Muse, et al. Commission to Study African American Civil
War Soldiers in Maryland.
CH0435
HB0918 (Amended) The Spkr (State Treasurer).
State Treasurer and Comptroller – Membership Responsibilities.
CH0436
SB0777 (Enrolled) The Pres (State
Treasurer). State Treasurer and
Comptroller – Membership
Responsibilities.
CH0437
HB1012 The Spkr (State Treasurer).
State Officers and Employees – Required Surety Bonds – Insurance
Policies Authorized.
CH0438
SB0775 The Pres (State
Treasurer). State Officers and Employees
– Required Surety
Bonds – Insurance Policies
Authorized.
CH0439
HB1158 Dels Kerr and
Bagnall. State Government – Attorney
General – Reports.
CH0440
SB0669 (Enrolled) Sen Charles. State Government – Attorney General – Reports.
CH0441
SB0524 Sen M. Washington. General Assembly – Committee Chairs
and Vice Chairs – Gender–Neutral Language.
CH0442
SB1084 (Amended) Sen M. Washington. Workgroup for the Deaf, Deafblind, and Hard
of Hearing – Established.
CH0443
HB1069 (Amended) Del Kaufman, et al. Workgroup for the Deaf, Deafblind, and Hard
of Hearing – Established.
CH0444
HB0432 Del Kaufman, et al. Courts and Judicial Proceedings and Criminal
Procedure – Technical
Corrections – References to
Intellectual Disability.
CH0445
SB0808 (Enrolled) Sen Carozza, et al. Anaerobic Digestion Technology – Coordination and
Guidance.
CH0446
HB0840 (Amended) Del Hartman. Vehicle Laws – Annual Vehicle Shows – Motor and Trailer
Homes.
CH0447
HB0437 (Amended) Del Wivell, et al. Maryland Zero Emission Electric Vehicle
Infrastructure Council – Membership.
CH0448
HB0999 (Amended) Del Hill, et al. Workgroup on Establishing a Science and
Technology Best Practices and Innovation Network.
CH0449
HB1203 (Amended) Del Smith. Economic Development – Strategic
Infrastructure Revolving Loan Program and Tax Increment Financing.
CH0450
SB1068 (Amended) Sen Kagan. Department of Information Technology – Evaluation and
Development of a 3–1–1 Portal Using
Artificial Intelligence.
CH0451
HB0882 (Amended) Del Rosenberg. Business Regulation – Sale of Motor Fuel
– Pricing Signage
(Gas Price Clarity Act).
CH0452
SB0951 (Enrolled) Sen Hettleman. Electric
Vehicle Supply Equipment Workgroup.
CH0453
HB1028 (Enrolled) Del Allen. Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment Workgroup.
CH0454
HB0567 (Enrolled) Del Love, et al. Maryland Online Data Privacy Act of 2024.
CH0455
SB0541 (Enrolled) Sen Gile, et al. Maryland Online Data Privacy Act of 2024.
CH0456
SB0539 (Amended) Sen Gile, et al. Commercial Law – Consumer Protection – Sale
and Resale of Tickets.
CH0457
HB1511 (Enrolled) Del Love. Forest Conservation Act – Modifications.
CH0458
HB1032 (Amended) Del Solomon, et al. Highways – Tourist Area and Corridor Signage
Program.
CH0459
HB1044 (Amended) Del Solomon. State Agency Workforce Policy for the 21st
Century Act.
CH0460
SB0571 (Enrolled) Sen Kramer, et al. Consumer Protection – Online Products and
Services – Data of Children (Maryland Kids Code).
CH0461
HB0603 (Amended) Del Solomon, et al. Consumer Protection – Online Products
and Services – Data of Children
(Maryland Kids Code).
CH0462
SB1056 (Enrolled) Sen Kramer. Cigarettes, Other Tobacco Products, and
Electronic Smoking Devices – Revisions (Tobacco Retail Modernization Act of 2024).
CH0463
SB0760 (Enrolled) Sen Kramer. Consumer Protection – Retail Sales of
Gift Cards (Gift Card Scams Prevention Act of 2024).
CH0464
HB0337 (Amended) Del Love, et al. Vehicle Laws – Bike Lanes and Shoulders – Yielding Right–of–Way (Sarah Debbink
Langenkamp Memorial Act).
CH0465
SB0315 (Amended) Sen Kelly. Vehicle Laws – Bike Lanes and Shoulders – Yielding Right–of–Way (Sarah Debbink
Langenkamp Memorial Act).
CH0466
SB0042 (Amended) Sen Kelly. Vehicle Laws – Horse Riding – Helmet Requirement
for Minors.
CH0467
HB0113 (Amended) Del Lehman, et al. Vehicle Laws – Horse Riding – Helmet Requirement
for Minors.
CH0468
HB0193 Dels Lehman and
Pena–Melnyk. Anne Arundel County – Speed Limits – Establishment.
CH0469
HB0809 (Amended) Del Vogel, et al. Members of Boards, Committees, Commissions,
Task Forces, or Workgroups – Removal or Suspension.
CH0470
SB0781 Sen James. Economic Development – Regional Additive
Manufacturing Partnership of Maryland – Alterations.
CH0471
HB0573 Del Simmons, et al. Citizens Committee for the Enhancement of
Communities Surrounding Baltimore–Washington International Thurgood Marshall
Airport – Membership.
CH0472
HB0178 Del Griffith. Vehicle Laws – Disabled Veteran Registration
Plates – Issuance.
CH0473
SB0055 (Amended) Sens Smith and
James. Vehicle Laws – Disabled Veteran
Registration Plates – Issuance.
CH0474
SB0960 (Amended) Sen Feldman. Maryland Clean Energy Center – Climate Technology
Founder’s Fund.
CH0475
SB0959 (Amended) Sen Feldman. Electricity – Tariffs, Distributed Energy
Resources, and Electric Distribution System Support Services (Distributed
Renewable Integration and Vehicle Electrification (DRIVE) Act).
CH0476
HB1256 (Amended) Del Fraser–Hidalgo. Electricity – Tariffs, Distributed Energy
Resources, and Electric Distribution System Support Services (Distributed
Renewable Integration and Vehicle Electrification (DRIVE) Act).
CH0477
HB0323 (Amended) Del Guyton, et al. Environment – Commission on Climate Change
Membership – Addition.
CH0478
SB0337 (Amended) Sen Feldman, et al. Environment – Commission on Climate Change
Membership – Additions.
CH0479
SB0850 Sen Corderman. State Personnel – Line–of–Duty Death and
Funeral Benefits.
CH0480
SB0573 (Amended) Sen Corderman. General Provisions – State Flag – Casket of an
Eligible Decedent.
CH0481
HB0756 (Amended) Del Hutchinson, et
al. General Provisions – State Flag – Casket of an
Eligible Decedent.
CH0482
HB0996 (Amended) Del White Holland. Consumer Protection – Consumer Council – Name Change.
CH0483
HB0764 (Enrolled) Del Shetty, et al. State Lottery Fund – Bus Rapid Transit
Fund Distribution and Prince George’s County Blue Line Corridor Facility Fund – Alterations.
CH0484
HB0871 (Amended) Del Jackson. Business Regulation – Detached Catalytic
Converters – Record–Keeping
Requirements.
CH0485
HB0768 (Enrolled) Del D. Jones. Judges’ Retirement System – Special Death
Benefit.
CH0486
SB0604 (Amended) Sen Corderman, et
al. Judges’ Retirement System – Special Death
Benefit.
CH0487
HB1097 (Enrolled) Del Guyton, et al. State Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners – Veterinary
Technicians and Veterinary Assistants.
CH0488
HB1147 (Amended) Del Guyton, et al. Environment – Playground Surfacing Materials – Prohibitions.
CH0489
SB0533 (Enrolled) Sen Gallion. Fishing and Hunting Licenses and Trout Stamps
– Complimentary
Licenses and Stamp Exemption – Veterans Determined to Be Unemployable.
CH0490
HB0715 (Enrolled) Del Griffith, et al. Fishing and Hunting Licenses and Trout Stamps
– Complimentary
Licenses and Stamp Exemption – Veterans Determined to Be Unemployable.
CH0491
SB0316 (Amended) Sen Bailey. Motor Vehicle Registration – Exceptions for
Golf Carts – Authorization.
CH0492
HB0043 (Enrolled) Del Stewart, et al. Motor Vehicle Registration – Exceptions for
Golf Carts – Authorization.
CH0493
SB0616 (Enrolled) Sen Guzzone. Maryland Historical Trust – Historical and
Cultural Museum Assistance Program – Funding.
CH0494
HB0688 (Amended) Del Barnes. Maryland Historical Trust – Historical and
Cultural Museum Assistance Program – Funding.
CH0495
HB1212 (Enrolled) Del J. Lewis. State Retirement Agency – Director of
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion and Governance Program.
CH0496
SB0818 (Enrolled) Sen Hester, et al. Information Technology – Artificial
Intelligence – Policies and
Procedures (Artificial Intelligence Governance Act of 2024).
CH0497
SB0982 (Enrolled) Sen Hester, et al. Information Technology – Modernization of
Information Technology Projects.
CH0498
HB0165 (Enrolled) Del J. Lewis. Local Government – Annual Audit Reporting Requirements
– Alterations.
CH0499
SB0747 (Enrolled) Sens Guzzone and
Benson. Local Government – Annual Audit
Reporting Requirements – Alterations.
CH0500
HB0990 (Enrolled) Del Stein. Environment – Greenhouse Gas Emissions Reductions
– Manufacturers.
CH0501
SB1144 (Amended) Sens Guzzone and Elfreth. Clean Water
Commerce Account – Contracts for the
Purchase of Environmental Outcomes.
CH0502
HB1266 (Amended) Del Stein. Clean Water Commerce Account – Contracts for the
Purchase of Environmental Outcomes.
CH0503
HB1509 (Amended) Del Stein, et al. Baltimore Regional Water Governance Model
Workgroup – Established.
CH0504
HB0700 (Enrolled) Dels D. Jones and
Fair. Election Law – Election Judges – Revisions.
CH0505
HB0914 (Amended) Dels D. Jones and
Pippy. Winery and Vineyard Economic
Development Grant Program – Modifications.
CH0506
SB0746 Sen Guzzone. Winery and Vineyard Economic Development
Grant Program – Modifications.
CH0507
HB0504 (Amended) Del Watson. Department of Planning – Maryland
Humanities Council – Appropriation to
the Marilyn Hatza Memorial Strengthening the
Humanities Investment in Nonprofits for Equity (SHINE) Grantmaking Initiative.
CH0508
SB0596 Sen Guzzone. Department of Planning – Maryland
Humanities Council – Appropriation to
the Marilyn Hatza Memorial Strengthening the
Humanities Investment in Nonprofits for Equity (SHINE) Grantmaking Initiative.
CH0509
SB0816 (Enrolled) Sen Hester. Economic Development – Cyber Maryland Fund
and Program – Alterations.
CH0510
SB0683 (Amended) Sen Hester. Tree Expert Licenses – Application and
Renewal Fee Alterations and Insurance Requirements.
CH0511
HB0561 (Enrolled) Del Watson. Tree Expert Licenses – Application and
Renewal Fee Alterations and Insurance Requirements.
CH0512
HB0807 (Enrolled) Del Stein, et al. Natural Resources – Submerged Aquatic
Vegetation Surveys.
CH0513
HB0434 Del Atterbeary. Persons
Providing Lobbyist Compensation – Statement of Political Contributions –
Exemption for Nonprofits.
CH0514
HB0410 (Amended) Del Atterbeary. Maryland
Technology Development Corporation – Equitech Growth
Fund – Alterations.
CH0515
SB0457 (Amended) Sen A. Washington. Maryland Technology Development Corporation – Equitech Growth Fund – Alterations.
CH0516
SB0148 (Enrolled) Sen A. Washington,
et al. Comprehensive Flood Management
Grant Program – Funding for
Underserved and Overburdened Communities.
CH0517
HB0449 (Amended) Del Ivey, et al. Comprehensive Flood Management Grant Program – Funding for
Underserved and Overburdened Communities.
CH0518
HB0613 (Enrolled) Del Boyce, et al. Natural Resources – Recreational
Catching of Oysters or Clams – Requirements.
CH0519
HB0512 (Amended) Del Boyce, et al. Natural Resources – Fish and Fisheries
– Reporting
Requirements.
CH0520
SB1118 (Amended) Sen Guzzone. Natural Resources – Fish and Fisheries
– Reporting
Requirements.
CH0521
HB0782 Del Stein. Vehicle Laws – Lighting – Privately Owned
Vehicles.
CH0522
SB0838 Sens Gallion and
Folden. Vehicle Laws – Lighting – Privately Owned
Vehicles.
CH0523
SB0196 (Amended) Sen Gallion, et al. Soil Conservation Districts – Small Ponds – Plan Review Fees.
CH0524
HB1465 Del Wims. Soil
Conservation Districts – Small Ponds – Plan Review Fees.
CH0525
HB0605 Del Stein. Motor Vehicles – Recreational Vehicle Dealer
Agreements.
CH0526
SB0504 Sen McKay. Motor Vehicles – Recreational Vehicle Dealer
Agreements.
CH0527
SB1134 Sen McKay. Allegany County – Allegany Regional
Recreational Economic Development Authority – Established.
CH0528
HB0787 Del Buckel, et al. Allegany County – Allegany Regional
Recreational Economic Development Authority – Established.
CH0529
SB0806 Sens Zucker and
Feldman. Business Regulation – Licensed
Home Improvement Contractors – Liability Insurance.
CH0530
HB0738 Del Wims, et al. Business
Regulation – Licensed Home
Improvement Contractors – Liability
Insurance.
CH0531
HB0991 (Enrolled) Del Love, et al. Agriculture – Food Processing Residuals
Utilization Permit – Establishment.
CH0532
SB1074 (Enrolled) Sen Ready, et al. Agriculture – Food Processing Residuals
Utilization Permit – Establishment.
CH0533
SB0126 (Amended) Sens Augustine and
Feldman. Transportation – WMATA Operating
Assistance – Alteration
(Maryland Metro Funding Act of 2024).
CH0534
HB0198 (Amended) Dels Korman and J.
Lewis. Transportation – WMATA Operating
Assistance – Alteration
(Maryland Metro Funding Act of 2024).
CH0535
HB1101 (Enrolled) Del Love, et al. Standing – Environmental and Natural Resources
Protection Proceedings (Clean Water Justice Act of 2024).
CH0536
SB0653 (Amended) Sen Augustine, et
al. Standing – Environmental and
Natural Resources Protection Proceedings (Clean Water Justice Act of 2024).
CH0537
SB0001 (Enrolled) Sen Augustine. Electricity and Gas – Retail Supply – Regulation and
Consumer Protection.
CH0538
SB0659 (Amended) Sen Augustine. Prince George’s Gateway Development Authority
– Modifications.
CH0539
HB0864 (Enrolled) Dels Crosby and Qi. Energy Efficiency and Conservation Plans.
CH0540
HB1393 (Enrolled) Del Crosby. Electric System Planning – Scope and Funding.
CH0541
HB0481 Del Hutchinson, et
al. Natural Resources – Antlerless Deer
Hunting Programs – Authorization.
CH0542
SB0367 Sen Mautz. Natural Resources – Antlerless Deer
Hunting Programs – Authorization.
CH0543
HB1231 (Amended) Del Adams, et al. Natural Resources – Fisheries – Oyster Management.
CH0544
SB0922 (Amended) Sens Mautz and
Bailey. Natural Resources – Fisheries –
Oyster Management.
CH0545
HB1512 Dels Adams and
Hutchinson. Bay Restoration Fund – Use of Funds – Municipal
Wastewater Facilities – Sunset Repeal.
CH0546
HB0256 (Amended) Del D. Jones, et al. Waterway Incident Notification System (WINS) – Study.
CH0547
SB0166 (Enrolled) Sen Bailey. Waterway Incident Notification System (WINS) – Study.
CH0548
HB0973 (Amended) Del Valentine, et
al. Public Safety – Law Enforcement
Agencies – Positive Community
Feedback.
CH0549
SB0007 (Enrolled) Sen Bailey. Public Safety – Law Enforcement Agencies – Positive Community
Feedback.
CH0550
HB0857 Del D. Jones. Shellfish Aquaculture – Harvest Hours.
CH0551
SB0879 Sen Klausmeier, et
al. Shellfish Aquaculture – Harvest Hours.
CH0552
SB0178 (Amended) Sen Klausmeier. Agriculture – Pollinator Habitat Plan –
Requirements for State Highway Administration.
CH0553
HB0022 (Amended) Del Ruth, et al. Agriculture – Pollinator Habitat Plan – Requirements for
State Highway Administration.
CH0554
HB0062 Del Simpson. State Employee Rights and Protections – Personnel Actions
and Harassment – Investigation of
Complaints.
CH0555
SB0133 (Enrolled) Sen Klausmeier. State Employee Rights and Protections – Personnel Actions
and Harassment – Investigation of
Complaints.
CH0556
HB1153 (Enrolled) Del Love, et al. Environment – Water Pollution Control –
Protecting State Waters From PFAS Pollution (Protecting State Waters From PFAS
Pollution Act).
CH0557
SB0956 (Enrolled) Sen Hester. Environment – Water Pollution Control – Protecting State
Waters From PFAS Pollution (Protecting State Waters From PFAS Pollution Act).
CH0558
HB1165 (Enrolled) Del Love, et al. Watershed, Stream, and Floodplain Restoration
– Chesapeake and
Atlantic Coastal Bays Restoration and Stream and Floodplain Restoration Funding
(Whole Watershed Act).
CH0559
SB0969 (Enrolled) Sen Elfreth, et al. Watershed,
Stream, and Floodplain Restoration – Chesapeake and Atlantic Coastal Bays
Restoration and Stream and Floodplain Restoration Funding (Whole Watershed Act).
CH0560
SB0674 (Amended) Sen Elfreth, et al. Abandoned
or Sunken Vessels and Waterway Improvement Fund Grants.
CH0561
SB0835 (Enrolled) Sen Hester. Environment – Delegated Authorities – Well and Septic
Program Permits.
CH0562
HB0992 Del Stein. Environment – Delegated Authorities – Well and Septic
Program Permits.
CH0563
SB0570 (Amended) Sen Hester. Public Utilities – Thermal Energy
Network Systems – Authorization and
Establishment (Working for Accessible Renewable Maryland Thermal Heat (WARMTH)
Act).
CH0564
HB0397 (Enrolled) Del Charkoudian. Public
Utilities – Thermal Energy Network Systems – Authorization and Establishment
(Working for Accessible Renewable Maryland Thermal Heat (WARMTH) Act).
CH0565
HB0710 Del Rogers, et al. Business Regulation – Household Goods Movers
– Special Fund and Fees.
CH0566
SB0559 Sen Beidle. Business
Regulation – Household Goods
Movers – Special Fund and
Fees.
CH0567
HB0457 (Enrolled) Del Lehman, et al. Environment – Synthetic Turf – Disclosure and
Study.
CH0568
HB0420 (Amended) Del Lehman, et al. State and Local Parks – Play Area
Accessibility – Recreation
Communication Boards Pilot Program.
CH0569
HB0601 (Enrolled) Del Lehman, et al. Street Racing and Exhibition Driving –
Prohibited Acts, Enforcement, and Penalties.
CH0570
SB0442 (Enrolled) Sen Beidle, et al. Street
Racing and Exhibition Driving – Prohibited Acts, Enforcement, and Penalties.
CH0571
SB0207 (Amended) Sens Bailey and
Jennings. Natural Resources – Northern Snakehead
– Common Name.
CH0572
HB0019 (Amended) Del T. Morgan, et
al. Natural Resources – Northern Snakehead
– Common Name.
CH0573
SB0032 (Amended) Sens Bailey and
Klausmeier. Economic Development – Maryland
Agricultural and Resource–Based Industry
Development Corporation – Loans.
CH0574
HB0120 (Enrolled) Del T. Morgan, et
al. Economic Development – Maryland
Agricultural and Resource–Based Industry
Development Corporation – Loans.
CH0575
SB0589 (Enrolled) Sen Bailey, et al. Tri–County Council for Southern Maryland – Southern Maryland
Agricultural Development Commission – Funding.
CH0576
HB0812 (Amended) Del J. Long, et al. Tri–County Council for Southern Maryland –
Southern Maryland Agricultural Development Commission – Funding.
CH0577
HB0737 (Amended) Del J. Long, et al. Vehicle Laws – Slow Moving Vehicles – Right–Hand Lane.
CH0578
SB0194 (Amended) Sens Hayes and M.
Washington. State Procurement – Preferred Provider
Requirements – Waiver.
CH0579
SB0417 (Amended) Sen Hayes. Election Administration – State
Administrator, Local Boards, and Election Directors.
CH0580
HB0877 (Amended) Del Phillips, et al. Board of Public Works – Transparency Data
Dashboard.
CH0581
SB0703 (Amended) Sens Hayes and
Charles. Board of Public Works – Transparency Data
Dashboard.
CH0582
SB0673 (Amended) Sen Charles. State Procurement – Small Business
Reserve Program – Goals and Outreach
Program.
CH0583
HB0962 (Amended) Del Phillips, et al. State Procurement – Small Business
Reserve Program – Goals and Outreach
Program.
CH0584
SB1014 (Enrolled) Sen Charles. State Procurement – Procurement
Forecast and Outreach.
CH0585
SB0672 Sen Charles. Vehicle Laws – Automated Enforcement Citations and
Notices – Mailing Addresses.
CH0586
HB0552 Del Boyce. Vehicle Laws – Automated Enforcement Citations and
Notices – Mailing Addresses.
CH0587
HB0001 Del Boyce, et al. Maryland Paint Stewardship.
CH0588
SB0325 Sens Brooks and
West. Maryland Paint Stewardship.
CH0589
SB0915 (Enrolled) Sen Brooks. Agriculture – Invasive Plant Species –
Regulation (Biodiversity and Agriculture Protection Act).
CH0590
HB0979 (Amended) Del Foley, et al. Agriculture – Invasive Plant Species – Regulation
(Biodiversity and Agriculture Protection Act).
CH0591
SB0508 (Amended) Sens Bailey and
Hester. Hunting – Nonresident Sika
Deer Stamp – Fee Alteration.
CH0592
HB0497 (Amended) Del Hornberger, et
al. Hunting – Nonresident Sika
Deer Stamp – Fee Alteration.
CH0593
HB0562 Dels Hornberger and
D. Jones. Special Chesapeake Bay and
Coastal Sport Fishing License – Nonresidents – License Fee.
CH0594
SB0507 (Amended) Sens Bailey and
Hester. Special Chesapeake Bay and
Coastal Sport Fishing License – Nonresidents – License Fee.
CH0595
SB0783 (Enrolled) Sen Elfreth, et al. Public
Utilities – Solar Energy
Systems and Programs, Maryland Strategic Energy Investment Fund, and Prevailing
Wage (Brighter Tomorrow Act).
CH0596
SB0547 (Enrolled) Sen Elfreth, et al. Wildlife
– Traveling Animal
Acts – Prohibition.
CH0597
HB0379 (Enrolled) Del Love, et al. Wildlife – Traveling Animal Acts – Prohibition.
CH0598
SB0368 Sens Waldstreicher and Gile.
State Retirement and Pension System – Military Service Credit – Eligibility.
CH0599
SB1028 (Amended) Sen Waldstreicher. Human
Remains – Alkaline
Hydrolysis and Natural Organic Reduction (Green Death Care Options Act).
CH0600
HB1168 (Amended) Del Kaiser, et al. Human Remains – Alkaline Hydrolysis and Natural
Organic Reduction (Green Death Care Options Act).
CH0601
SB0149 Sen Waldstreicher. Vehicle
Towing or Removal – Insurer of Record – Electronic Notification.
CH0602
HB0176 Del Foley. Vehicle Towing or Removal – Insurer of Record – Electronic
Notification.
CH0603
SB0345 (Enrolled) Sen Waldstreicher. Transportation
– Vision Zero – Implementation.
CH0604
SB0544 Sens Waldstreicher and West.
Corporations and Associations – Ratification of Defective Corporate Acts – Alterations.
CH0605
HB0888 Del Amprey. Corporations
and Associations – Ratification of
Defective Corporate Acts – Alterations.
CH0606
SB0344 Sen Waldstreicher. Criminal
and Civil Trespass – Professional Land
Surveyors – Exception.
CH0607
HB0382 Del Schmidt, et al. Criminal and Civil Trespass – Professional Land
Surveyors – Exception.
CH0608
HB0749 Del Amprey. Corporations
and Associations – Definitions, Emergencies, and Outstanding Stock – Revisions.
CH0609
SB0400 Sens West and Waldstreicher. Corporations
and Associations – Definitions, Emergencies, and Outstanding Stock – Revisions.
CH0610
SB0793 (Amended) Sen West. Maryland Tort Claims Act – Sheriffs and
Deputy Sheriffs – County
Responsibility.
CH0611
HB0895 Del Embry. Maryland Tort Claims Act – Sheriffs and
Deputy Sheriffs – County
Responsibility.
CH0612
HB0780 (Amended) Del Embry, et al. Competitive Sealed Proposals – Security Contracts.
CH0613
HB1451 (Enrolled) Del Embry. Arts Incubator Workgroup – Established.
CH0614
SB0764 (Amended) Sens Hayes and
Kagan. Arts Incubator Workgroup – Established.
CH0615
SB0804 (Amended) Sen Brooks. Northwest Baltimore County Sports Tourism
Facility – Feasibility Study.
CH0616
HB0741 (Amended) Baltimore County
Delegation. Northwest Baltimore County
Sports Tourism Facility – Feasibility Study.
CH0617
HB0261 (Amended) Del Palakovich Carr, et al.
Unemployment Insurance – Benefits – Election Judges.
CH0618
HB0262 Del Palakovich Carr. Consumer
Protection – Consumer Reporting
Agencies – Information in
Consumer Credit Reports.
CH0619
SB0041 Sen Lam. Consumer Protection – Consumer Reporting
Agencies – Information in
Consumer Credit Reports.
CH0620
HB0345 (Amended) Del Palakovich Carr, et al.
Fish and Wildlife – Endangered and
Threatened Species – Definitions,
Petitions, and Regulations.
CH0621
SB0916 (Amended) Sen Brooks. Fish and Wildlife – Endangered and
Threatened Species – Definitions,
Petitions, and Regulations.
CH0622
HB0685 (Amended) Dels Harris and
Chang. Economic Development – Maryland Aerospace
and Technology Commission.
CH0623
SB0516 (Enrolled) Sen A. Washington. Economic Development – Maryland Aerospace
and Technology Commission.
CH0624
HB0212 (Enrolled) Del Palakovich Carr, et al.
Vehicle Laws – Noise Abatement
Monitoring Systems – Pilot Program.
CH0625
SB0155 (Amended) Sen A. Washington. Vehicle Laws – Noise Abatement Monitoring Systems – Pilot Program.
CH0626
SB0634 Sen Klausmeier. Maryland Technology Development Corporation – Authority.
CH0627
HB0776 Del Feldmark. Maryland
Technology Development Corporation – Authority.
CH0628
HB1192 (Enrolled) Del Feldmark, et al. Video
Lottery Facility Operations – Crimes of Moral Turpitude and Value of Table Game
Chips – Alterations.
CH0629
SB0633 (Amended) Sen Klausmeier. Maryland Self–Service Storage Act – Sale of Personal
Property in Satisfaction of Liens – Means of Advertising.
CH0630
SB1080 (Enrolled) Sen McCray, et al. State Personnel – Maryland
Department of Health – Pay Rates.
CH0631
HB0983 (Enrolled) Del Guzzone, et al. State Personnel – Maryland
Department of Health – Pay Rates.
CH0632
SB0587 (Amended) Sen McCray. Procurement – Minority Business Participation – Real Property
Title Insurance Services Reporting.
CH0633
HB0753 Del Young. Economic Development – Maryland
Technology Development Corporation – Application and Reporting Requirements.
CH0634
SB0358 Sen McCray. Economic Development – Maryland
Technology Development Corporation – Application and Reporting Requirements.
CH0635
SB0896 (Enrolled) Sen Carter (BCA). Baltimore Convention and Tourism
Redevelopment and Operating Authority Task Force.
CH0636
SB0730 Sen Carter. Motor Vehicles – Motorcycles – Passenger
Restrictions.
CH0637
HB0102 Del Miller. Motor Vehicles – Motorcycles – Passenger
Restrictions.
CH0638
HB0211 (Amended) Del Taveras. Business Regulation – Contractors,
Subcontractors, and Brokers – Prohibited Conduct.
CH0639
SB0648 (Amended) Sen Ellis. Business Regulation – Contractors,
Subcontractors, and Brokers – Prohibited Conduct.
CH0640
SB0135 (Enrolled) Sens Ellis and
McKay. Workgroup to Study Funding for
the Westernport Wastewater Treatment Facility – Establishment.
CH0641
HB1116 (Enrolled) Del Harrison. Business Regulation – Restaurants and
Traders – Licensing
Requirements.
CH0642
HB0611 Del Harrison. Electronic Transactions Protection Act – Repeal.
CH0643
SB0534 Sen Jackson. Electronic Transactions Protection Act – Repeal.
CH0644
HB0680 Dels T. Morgan and
J. Long. Environment – Nuclear Power
Plants – Emergency
Preparedness (Radiation and Emergency Preparedness and Protection Act).
CH0645
SB0536 Sen Jackson. Environment – Nuclear Power Plants – Emergency
Preparedness (Radiation and Emergency Preparedness and Protection Act).
CH0646
HB1199 (Enrolled) Del Edelson, et al. Transportation – MobilityLink Paratransit Service
Improvements – Study.
CH0647
SB0891 (Enrolled) Sen McCray. Transportation – MobilityLink Paratransit Service
Improvements – Study.
CH0648
HB0332 (Amended) Del Addison, et al. Out–of–State Motor Vehicles – Improper
Registration – Report.
CH0649
HB1507 (Amended) Del Addison, et al. Transportation – Major Change in Bus Service – Publication on
Website.
CH0650
SB0070 (Enrolled) Sen McCray. Transportation – Major Change in Bus Service – Publication on
Website.
CH0651
HB0038 (Amended) Del Edelson. Baltimore City – Motor Vehicle Off–Street Parking
Requirements Near Mass Transit Stations.
CH0652
HB0950 Del Edelson, et al. Maryland Transit Administration – Locally Operated
Transit Systems – Mandatory Funding.
CH0653
HB0850 (Enrolled) Del Tomlinson, et
al. State Procurement – Small Business
Preference Procurement.
CH0654
SB0556 (Amended) Sen Salling. Procurement – Construction Contingency Fund.
CH0655
HB1503 Del Roberts. Election Law – Campaign Finance Activities – State Treasurer.
CH0656
HB0981 (Amended) Del Martinez, et al. Principal Departments – Individuals With
Limited English Proficiency – Access to Public Services.
CH0657
HB1013 Del Wolek, et al. State Employees – Paid Sick Leave – Certificate of
Illness or Disability Signed by a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor.
CH0658
HB1273 (Amended) Del Pruski. Vehicle Laws – Manufacturers and Dealers – Delivery of
Vehicles.
CH0659
SB1003 (Amended) Sen Folden. Vehicle Laws – Manufacturers and Dealers – Delivery of
Vehicles.
CH0660
HB1501 Chr Joint Audit and
Evaluation Committee. State Government – Office of
Legislative Audits – Performance Audits.
CH0661
SB0150 Chr Joint Audit and
Evaluation Committee. State Government – Office of
Legislative Audits – Performance Audits.
CH0662
HB0415 (Amended) Del Forbes (Chr Jt Com on Pnsns). State Retirement and Pension System – Administration – Clarification and
Technical Correction.
CH0663
SB0320 (Amended) Sen Jackson (Chr Jt Com on Pnsns). State Retirement and Pension System – Administration – Clarification and
Technical Correction.
CH0664
SB0489 (Amended) Sen Jackson (Chr Jt Com on Pnsns). State Retirement and Pension System – Board of Trustees – Responsibilities
and Duties.
CH0665
HB0625 (Amended) Del Forbes (Chr Jt Com on Pnsns). State Retirement and Pension System – Board of Trustees – Responsibilities
and Duties.
CH0666
HB0629 Del Forbes (Chr Jt Com on Pnsns). State Retirement and Pension System – Consumer Price
Index – Definition.
CH0667
SB0490 Sen Jackson (Chr Jt Com on Pnsns). State Retirement and Pension System – Consumer Price
Index – Definition.
CH0668
SB0491 (Enrolled) Sen Jackson (Chr Jt Com on Pnsns). State Retirement and Pension System – Service Credit.
CH0669
HB0630 (Enrolled) Del Forbes (Chr Jt Com on Pnsns). State Retirement and Pension System – Service Credit.
CH0670
HB0966 (Amended) Del Forbes (Chr Jt Com on Pnsns). Law Enforcement Officers’ Pension System – Reemployment as
Sheriff.
CH0671
SB0706 (Amended) Sen Jackson (Chr Jt Com on Pnsns). Law Enforcement Officers’ Pension System – Reemployment as
Sheriff.
CH0672
SB0880 (Amended) Sen Jackson (Chr Jt Com on Pnsns). State Retirement and Pension System – Average Final
Compensation – Compensation
Adjustments.
CH0673
HB1004 (Amended) Del Forbes (Chr Jt Com on Pnsns). State Retirement and Pension System – Average Final
Compensation – Compensation
Adjustments.
CH0674
HB0690 Charles County
Delegation. Charles County – Adult Protective
Services Review Board – Membership.
CH0675
HB1321 Charles County
Delegation. Land Use – Southern Maryland
Code Counties – Subdivision
Regulations – Property
Dedication and Fee.
CH0676
HB0761 (Enrolled) Montgomery County
Delegation. Montgomery County – School Bus Stops
MC 6–24.
CH0677
HB0306 (Enrolled) Prince George’s
County Delegation. Prince George’s
County – Economic
Development – Workgroup on
Independent Innovation in Prince George’s County – Establishment PG 402–24.
CH0678
HB0364 (Enrolled) Prince George’s
County Delegation. Prince George’s
County – Stop Sign
Monitoring Systems – Authorization PG
301–24.
CH0679
HB1024 PG Co Deleg and
Mont Co Deleg. Washington Suburban
Sanitary Commission – Connection Pipe
Emergency Replacement Loan Program – Expansion PG/MC 101–24.
CH0680
HB0929 Washington County
Delegation. Agriculture – Nuisance
Insects.
CH0681
SB0854 Washington County
Senators. Agriculture – Nuisance Insects.
CH0682
HB0766 Calvert County
Delegation. Calvert County – Roadside
Solicitation of Money or Donations – Prohibition.
CH0683
HB0835 Calvert County
Delegation. Calvert County – Procurement – Local Preference.
CH0684
HB0796 Carroll County
Delegation. Carroll County – Public Facilities
Bond.
CH0685
HB0839 (Amended) Carroll County
Delegation. Carroll County – Contracts and
Purchasing.
CH0686
SB0437 (Amended) Carroll County
Senators. Carroll County – Contracts and
Purchasing.
CH0687
SB0530 Cecil County
Senators. Cecil County – Annual
Financial Report – Filing Date.
CH0688
HB0594 (Amended) Dorchester County
Delegation. Legal Advertisement or Legal
Notice in Dorchester County – Publication in Newspaper or Newspaper in General
Circulation – Digital Newspapers.
CH0689
HB0277 Del Kerr. Frederick County – Local Gaming and
Authorization for Electronic Tip Jar Dispensers.
CH0690
SB0415 Sen Lewis Young. Frederick County – Local Gaming and
Authorization for Electronic Tip Jar Dispensers.
CH0691
HB1017 (Amended) Frederick County
Delegation. Boundary of the Frederick
County Soil Conservation District – Alteration.
CH0692
SB0558 Sen McKay. Garrett County – Procurement – Bids and Contracts.
CH0693
HB0907 Del Hinebaugh. Garrett County – Procurement – Bids and Contracts.
CH0694
HB1338 Howard County
Delegation. Howard County Agricultural
Preservation Advisory Board – Term Length – Alteration Ho. Co. 15–24.
CH0695
HB0989 PG Co Deleg and
Mont Co Deleg. Montgomery County –
Subdivision Plats – Conditions PG/MC 111–24.
CH0696
HB1003 PG Co Deleg and
Mont Co Deleg. Montgomery County – Clerk of the
Circuit Court – Plat Recordation
PG/MC 110–24.
CH0697
HB1023 PG Co Deleg and
Mont Co Deleg. Prince George’s County
and Montgomery County – The Washington
Suburban Transit Commission Reform Act PG/MC 103–24.
CH0698
HB0977 Del Otto. Somerset County – Sale of Property – Revells
Neck Road.
CH0699
SB0763 Sen Carozza. Somerset County – Sale of Property – Revells
Neck Road.
CH0700
HB0967 Dels Wivell and
Valentine. Town of Keedysville
– Parking of
Vehicles – Restrictions.
CH0701
HB0928 Washington County
Delegation. Washington County – Procurement – Vehicles.
CH0702
HB1021 Washington County
Delegation. Washington County – Public Facilities
Bonds.
CH0703
HB0576 (Enrolled) The Spkr (Admin), et al.
Mental Health – Assisted
Outpatient Treatment Programs.
CH0704
SB0453 (Amended) The Pres (Admin),
et al. Mental Health – Assisted
Outpatient Treatment Programs.
CH0705
HB0575 (Amended) The Spkr (Admin), et al.
Criminal Procedure – Victim
Compensation – Alterations
(Victim Compensation Reform Act of 2024).
CH0706
HB0583 (Enrolled) The Spkr (Admin), et al.
Center for Firearm Violence Prevention and Intervention – Establishment.
CH0707
SB0475 (Enrolled) The Pres (Admin),
et al. Center for Firearm Violence
Prevention and Intervention – Establishment.
CH0708
SB0470 (Amended) The Pres (Admin),
et al. Growing Apprenticeships and the
Public Safety Workforce (GAPS) Act.
CH0709
HB0597 (Amended) The Spkr (Admin), et al.
Growing Apprenticeships and the Public Safety Workforce (GAPS) Act.
CH0710
HB0582 (Amended) The Spkr (Admin), et al.
Economic Development – Entrepreneurial Innovation Programs – Establishment
(Pava LaPere Legacy of Innovation Act of 2024).
CH0711
SB0473 (Amended) The Pres (Admin),
et al. Economic Development – Entrepreneurial
Innovation Programs – Establishment
(Pava LaPere Legacy of Innovation Act of 2024).
CH0712
SB1098 Sen Smith. Correctional Services – Diminution Credits
– Sexual Offenses.
CH0713
HB0810 (Enrolled) The Spkr. Criminal Law – Rapid–Fire Activator – Switch/Auto–Sear.
CH0714
HB0947 (Amended) Del Phillips, et al. Civil Actions – Public Nuisances – Firearm Industry
Members (Gun Industry Accountability Act of 2024).
CH0715
HB0105 (Enrolled) Del Atterbeary. Drunk
Driving Offenses – Expungement and
the Ignition Interlock System Program.
CH0716
SB0360 (Enrolled) The Pres (Admin). Budget Bill (Fiscal Year 2025).
CH0717
SB0362 (Enrolled) The Pres (Admin). Budget Reconciliation and Financing Act of
2024.
CH0718
HB1439 (Amended) Del Shetty, et al. Emergency Services – Funding.
CH0719
SB1092 (Enrolled) Sen Guzzone. Emergency Services – Funding.
CH0720
SB0361 (Enrolled) The Pres (Admin). Creation of a State Debt – Maryland
Consolidated Capital Bond Loan of 2024, and the Maryland Consolidated Capital
Bond Loans of 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, and 2023.
CH0721
SB1120 Chr B&T (Dept). University System of Maryland – Academic
Facilities Bonding Authority.
CH0722
SB0966 (Enrolled) Sens Zucker and
McCray. Prior Authorizations of State
Debt – Alterations.
CH0723
HB0453 The Spkr (Office of the Comptroller). Income Tax – Technical Corrections.
CH0724
SB0678 The Pres (Office of
the Comptroller). Income Tax – Technical
Corrections.
CH0725
HB0845 (Amended) The Spkr (Office of the Comptroller). Income Tax – Individual Income Tax Credit
Eligibility Awareness Campaign.
CH0726
SB1105 (Amended) The Pres (Office of
the Comptroller). Income Tax – Individual Income
Tax Credit Eligibility Awareness Campaign.
CH0727
HB0451 (Amended) The Spkr (Office of the Comptroller). Tax Assistance for Low–Income Marylanders – Funding.
CH0728
HB0454 (Amended) The Spkr (Office of the Comptroller). Disclosure of Tax Information – Tax Compliance
Activity and Binding Data Use Agreements.
CH0729
HB0455 (Amended) The Spkr (Office of the Comptroller). Comptroller – Electronic Tax and Fee Return
Filing Requirements.
CH0730
SB0677 (Amended) The Pres (Office of
the Comptroller). Comptroller – Electronic Tax and
Fee Return Filing Requirements.
CH0731
HB0452 (Amended) The Spkr (Office of the Comptroller). Individual Tax Preparers – Code of Ethics,
Notification of Actions, Enforcement, and Penalties (Stop Scam Tax Preparers
Act).
CH0732
SB0675 (Amended) The Pres (Office of
the Comptroller). Individual Tax
Preparers – Code of Ethics,
Notification of Actions, Enforcement, and Penalties (Stop Scam Tax Preparers
Act).
CH0733
HB0204 (Amended) Del Attar, et al. Education – Coaches – Mental Health Training.
CH0734
SB0165 (Amended) Sen Hettleman, et al. Education
– Coaches – Mental Health Training.
CH0735
HB0814 (Enrolled) The Spkr and Del Clippinger.
Juvenile Law – Reform.
CH0736
SB0652 (Amended) Sen McCray. Department of Juvenile Services – Report on
Shootings (Department of Juvenile Services Transparency Act of 2024).
CH0737
HB0172 (Amended) Chr JUD (Dept). Department of State Police – Professional
Occupations – Application
Process.
CH0738
SB0287 (Amended) Chr JPR (Dept). Department of State Police – Professional
Occupations – Application
Process.
CH0739
HB0195 (Amended) Del Guyton, et al. Public Safety – Missing Persons – Purple Alert
Program.
CH0740
HB0647 (Amended) Del Guyton. Property and Casualty Insurance – Pet
Insurance – Regulation.
CH0741
HB0315 (Amended) Del Bartlett. Regulated Firearms – Maryland Judiciary
– Reporting
Requirements.
CH0742
SB0319 (Amended) Sen West. Regulated Firearms – Maryland Judiciary
– Reporting
Requirements.
CH0743
HB0404 (Enrolled) Del Woods, et al. Public Safety – Wellness Checks – Requirements
(Gabriel’s Law).
CH0744
HB0823 (Amended) Del Charkoudian, et al. Fire
Protection and Prevention – Residential Rental
Property – Requirements
(Melanie Nicholle Diaz Fire Safety Act).
CH0745
SB0697 (Amended) Sen Gile, et al. Maryland National Guard – Tricare Premium
Reimbursement Program – Alterations.
CH0746
HB1065 (Amended) Del Clippinger. Public Safety – Maryland Entertainment District
Security Grant Program.
CH0747
SB0774 (Amended) Sen Ferguson, et al. Public Safety – Maryland Entertainment District
Security Grant Program.
CH0748
HB1229 (Amended) Del A. Jones, et al. Public Health – Kratom Consumer Protection Act.
CH0749
HB1076 (Enrolled) Del Roberts, et al. Education – Blind and Visually Impaired Students – Textbook Equity.
CH0750
SB1091 (Enrolled) Sen Watson, et al. Education – Blind and Visually Impaired
Students – Textbook Equity.
CH0751
SB0943 (Enrolled) Sens Kelly and Lam. Vehicle Laws – Bus Lane Obstruction – Monitoring Systems
Expansion and Workgroup (Better Bus Service Act of 2024).
CH0752
HB0119 (Enrolled) Chr HGO (Dept). Public Health – Giving Infants a Future Without
Transmission (GIFT) Act.
CH0753
HB0127 (Amended) Chr HGO (Dept). Public Health – Nonoccupational Postexposure
Prophylaxis (nPEP) Standing Order Program – Establishment.
CH0754
HB0238 (Enrolled) Chr ECM (Dept). Public Health – Clean Indoor Air Act – Revisions.
CH0755
SB0244 (Amended) Chr FIN (Dept). Public Health – Clean Indoor Air Act – Revisions.
CH0756
SB0688 Sen Smith (Md Jud
Conf). Prince George’s County – Judgeships – Circuit Courts.
CH0757
HB0592 Del Clippinger, et
al. Prince George’s County – Judgeships – Circuit Courts.
CH0758
HB0115 (Amended) Del Kaufman, et al. Criminal Procedure – Victims’ Rights – Notification of
Release From Confinement (Jaycee Webster Victims’ Rights Act).
CH0759
HB0801 (Amended) Del Kaufman, et al. Criminal Procedure – Committed Persons – Release
Proceedings.
CH0760
SB0551 (Amended) Sen Sydnor. Criminal Procedure – Committed Persons – Release
Proceedings.
CH0761
HB0496 (Enrolled) Del Shetty, et al. Criminal Law – Sexual Crimes – Definition of
Consent and Repeal of Force.
CH0762
SB0687 Sen Smith (Md Jud
Conf). Criminal Procedure – Bail Bonds – Seventh Judicial
Circuit.
CH0763
SB1095 (Amended) Sens Smith and Elfreth. Workgroup
on Home Detention Monitoring.
CH0764
SB1099 (Enrolled) Sen Smith, et al. Emergency Services – Automated External
Defibrillator and Naloxone Co–Location Initiative – Requirements for Public Buildings.
CH0765
HB0042 (Enrolled) Chr HGO (Dept). Public Health – Public Health Services and
Protections – Revisions.
CH0766
SB0220 (Enrolled) Chr FIN (Dept). Public Health – Public Health Services and
Protections – Revisions.
CH0767
SB0439 (Amended) Sen Elfreth, et al. Family
Law – Victims of
Domestic Violence Program – Certification and
Grant Fund.
CH0768
SB0975 (Enrolled) Sen Elfreth, et al. Maryland
Department of Health – Reproductive
Health Care Clinic Security Grant Program – Establishment (Supporting Reproductive
Health Care Clinics Act).
CH0769
SB0440 (Enrolled) Sen Elfreth, et al. Income
Tax Credit – Venison Donation.
CH0770
HB0447 (Amended) Del Ziegler, et al. Income Tax Credit – Venison Donation.
CH0771
HB0054 (Enrolled) Del Atterbeary. Property
Tax – Transfer to Heir
or Legatee – Payment Plans.
CH0772
SB0391 (Amended) Sen Kelly, et al. Criminal Law – Sexual Extortion, Stalking, and
Revenge Porn – Statute of
Limitations and In Banc Review.
CH0773
HB0544 (Amended) Del Atterbeary, et al. Criminal
Law – Sexual Extortion,
Stalking, and Revenge Porn – Statute of Limitations and In Banc Review.
CH0774
HB0808 (Amended) Del Atterbeary. Alcoholic
Beverages – Retail Delivery – Local Delivery Service Permit.
CH0775
SB0456 (Enrolled) Sen A. Washington. Alcoholic Beverages – Retail Delivery – Local
Delivery Service Permit.
CH0776
SB0191 (Enrolled) Sen A. Washington. Prince George’s County – Public School
Employees Property Tax Credit and Office of Integrity and Compliance PG 503–24.
CH0777
HB0986 (Amended) Del R. Lewis. Maryland Medical Assistance Program – Coverage for the
Treatment of Obesity – Required Study.
CH0778
SB0594 (Enrolled) Sen Hershey. Maryland Medical Assistance Program – Coverage for the
Treatment of Obesity – Required Study.
CH0779
HB0149 (Amended) Del Pippy, et al. Medical Records – Destruction – Notice and
Retrieval.
CH0780
HB0933 (Amended) Del Feldmark, et al. Behavioral
Health Crisis Response Services – 9–8–8 Trust Fund Fees.
CH0781
SB0974 (Amended) Sen Guzzone. Behavioral Health Crisis Response Services – 9–8–8 Trust Fund Fees.
CH0782
SB0578 (Amended) Sen Guzzone, et al. Professional and Volunteer Firefighter
Innovative Cancer Screening Technologies Program – Funding.
CH0783
HB1472 Del D. Jones, et al. Professional and Volunteer Firefighter
Innovative Cancer Screening Technologies Program – Funding.
CH0784
HB0490 (Amended) Del D. Jones, et al. Income Tax – Subtraction Modification for
Donations to Diaper Banks and Other Charitable Entities – Sunset Extension.
CH0785
HB0874 (Enrolled) Del Pena–Melnyk, et al. State Board of Long–Term Care
Administrators – Requirements for
Assisted Living Managers.
CH0786
SB0613 (Enrolled) Sen Beidle. State Board
of Long–Term Care
Administrators – Requirements for
Assisted Living Managers.
CH0787
HB1333 (Amended) Del Pena–Melnyk, et al. Public Health – Maryland Commission on Health
Equity and Commission on Public Health – Revisions.
CH0788
HB1497 (Amended) Del Pena–Melnyk, et al. State Board of Massage Therapy Examiners – Scope of Practice,
Reinstatements, and Examinations by Health Care Providers.
CH0789
HB1498 Del Pena–Melnyk. State Board of Massage Therapy Examiners – Aiding or Abetting
Unauthorized Practice – Prohibition.
CH0790
SB0973 (Enrolled) Sen Guzzone. Hospitals – Private Hospital Grant Program – Funding.
CH0791
SB0580 (Amended) Sen Guzzone, et al. Sales and Use Tax – Nonprofit
Organizations Maintaining Memorials – Exemption.
CH0792
HB0548 (Amended) Del Guzzone, et al. Task Force on Responsible Use of Natural
Psychedelic Substances.
CH0793
SB1009 (Amended) Sen Feldman. Task Force on Responsible Use of Natural
Psychedelic Substances.
CH0794
SB0694 Sen Feldman. Maryland Department of Health – Health
Commissions and Maryland Insurance Administration – Study.
CH0795
HB0887 Del Pena–Melnyk, et al. Maryland Department of Health – Health Commissions
and Maryland Insurance Administration – Study.
CH0796
HB0827 (Amended) Del Qi, et al. Maryland Insurance Administration –
Professional Employer Organizations – Study.
CH0797
SB0821 (Amended) Sen Feldman. Maryland Insurance Administration – Professional
Employer Organizations – Study.
CH0798
SB1059 (Amended) Sen Ellis. Maternal Health – Assessments, Referrals, and
Reporting (Maryland Maternal Health Act of 2024).
CH0799
HB1051 (Amended) Del White Holland,
et al. Maternal Health – Assessments,
Referrals, and Reporting (Maryland Maternal Health Act of 2024).
CH0800
HB1092 (Amended) Del White Holland,
et al. 9–1–1 Trust Fund – Purposes – Training in
Telecommunications Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation.
CH0801
SB0649 (Amended) Sen Kagan. 9–1–1 Trust Fund – Purposes – Training in
Telecommunications Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation.
CH0802
HB1009 (Amended) Del Chang. Public Health – Federally Qualified Health
Centers Grant Program – Recovery of Funding.
CH0803
SB0881 (Amended) Sen Zucker. Public Health – Federally Qualified Health
Centers Grant Program – Recovery of Funding.
CH0804
SB1142 (Enrolled) Sens Zucker and
Guzzone. Tax Assistance for Low–Income Marylanders – Funding.
CH0805
SB0615 (Amended) Sen Simonaire, et al. General
Provisions – Commemorative Days
– Maryland Veterans
Suicide Prevention Day.
CH0806
SB0020 (Amended) Sen Simonaire. Environment
– Cox Creek Citizens
Oversight Committee – Alterations.
CH0807
HB0343 (Enrolled) Del Munoz. Environment – Dredged Material – Containment,
Redeposit, and Oversight.
CH0808
SB0182 (Enrolled) Sen Sydnor. Criminal Procedure – Facial Recognition
Technology – Requirements,
Procedures, and Prohibitions.
CH0809
HB0338 (Enrolled) Del Moon, et al. Criminal Procedure – Facial Recognition
Technology – Requirements, Procedures, and Prohibitions.
CH0810
SB0522 Sen Augustine. Charter Counties – Enforcement of
Local Laws.
CH0811
HB0501 Del Fennell, et al. Charter Counties – Enforcement of
Local Laws.
CH0812
SB0938 (Amended) Sens Augustine and
A. Washington. Maryland Department of
Health – Public Education
Campaign on Prostate, Lung, and Breast Cancer Prevention.
CH0813
HB1293 (Amended) Del Woods, et al. Maryland Department of Health – Public Education
Campaign on Prostate, Lung, and Breast Cancer Prevention.
CH0814
HB0381 (Amended) Del Hill, et al. State Board of Examiners in Optometry – Criminal History
Records Checks.
CH0815
SB0175 (Amended) Sen Augustine. State Board of Examiners in Optometry – Criminal History
Records Checks.
CH0816
SB1000 (Amended) Sen Beidle. Maryland
Health Care Commission – Nursing Homes – Acquisitions.
CH0817
HB1122 (Enrolled) Del Kerr, et al. Maryland Health Care Commission – Nursing
Homes – Acquisitions.
CH0818
HB1125 (Amended) Del Kerr, et al. Certified Nursing Assistants – Licensing
Requirements and Administrative Updates.
CH0819
SB0999 (Amended) Sen Beidle. Certified
Nursing Assistants – Licensing
Requirements and Administrative Updates.
CH0820
HB0292 (Amended) Del Kerr, et al. State Procurement – Maryland State
Board of Contract Appeals – Attorney’s Fees.
CH0821
SB0667 (Amended) Sen Charles. State Procurement – Maryland State
Board of Contract Appeals – Attorney’s Fees.
CH0822
HB0865 (Amended) Del Martinez, et al. Maryland Medical Assistance Program and
Health Insurance – Coverage for
Prostheses (So Every Body Can Move Act).
CH0823
SB0614 (Amended) Sen Beidle, et al. Maryland
Medical Assistance Program and Health Insurance – Coverage for Prostheses (So Every
Body Can Move Act).
CH0824
SB1001 (Amended) Sen Beidle. Alcoholic
Beverages – Class 4 Limited
Winery License – Requirements and
Authorizations.
CH0825
HB1083 (Amended) Del Pruski. Alcoholic Beverages – Class 4 Limited
Winery License – Requirements and
Authorizations.
CH0826
HB0036 (Enrolled) Chr ECM (Dept). Insurance – Protections After Loss or Damage to
Property.
CH0827
HB0090 (Amended) Chr ECM (Dept). Insurance – Hearing Representation.
CH0828
SB0230 (Enrolled) Chr FIN (Dept). Insurance – Hearing Representation.
CH0829
HB0969 (Amended) Del Bartlett, et al. Death Certificates – Cause or Manner of
Death Determinations – Requirements After
Change or Correction (Katherine Morris Death Reclassification Act).
CH0830
HB0476 (Amended) Del Bartlett, et al. Criminal Procedure – Forensic Genetic
Genealogical DNA Analysis and Search – Applicability for Deceased and Missing
Individuals.
CH0831
SB0549 (Amended) Sen Sydnor. Criminal Procedure – Forensic Genetic
Genealogical DNA Analysis and Search – Applicability for Deceased and Missing
Individuals.
CH0832
HB1127 (Amended) Del Bartlett, et al. Sexual Assault Forensic Examinations
Conducted Through Telehealth – Reimbursement and Study.
CH0833
SB0950 (Amended) Sen Hettleman. Sexual
Assault Forensic Examinations Conducted Through Telehealth – Reimbursement and
Study.
CH0834
SB0113 (Amended) Sen Kelly, et al. Criminal Law – Sexual Solicitation of a Minor
Through Child Pornography – Prohibition.
CH0835
HB0099 Del Bartlett. Criminal Law – Sexual Solicitation of a Minor
Through Child Pornography – Prohibition.
CH0836
SB0134 (Enrolled) Sen Hettleman, et al. Office
of the Correctional Ombudsman – Establishment and Funding.
CH0837
SB0144 Sens Hettleman and Gile. Medical
Records – Fees – Attorneys
Representing Patients.
CH0838
HB0153 (Enrolled) Del Rosenberg, et
al. Medical Records – Fees – Attorneys
Representing Patients.
CH0839
SB0952 (Enrolled) Sen Hettleman. Assisted
Living Programs – Assisted Living
Referrers – Requirements and
Prohibitions.
CH0840
HB0353 (Enrolled) Del Cullison, et al. Maryland Department of Health – 2–1–1 Maryland – Oversight.
CH0841
SB0705 (Amended) Sens Hayes and Lam. Health Insurance – Qualified Resident
Enrollment Program (Access to Care Act).
CH0842
HB0728 (Amended) Del Cullison, et al. Health Insurance – Qualified Resident
Enrollment Program (Access to Care Act).
CH0843
HB0959 (Amended) Del Bhandari, et al. Health Occupations – Certified Dialysis
Technicians – Continuing
Education Requirement.
CH0844
HB1143 (Enrolled) Del Bhandari, et al. Emergency Medical Services – Maryland Emergency
Department Wait Time Reduction Commission – Establishment.
CH0845
SB0790 (Enrolled) Sens Klausmeier and
Ellis. Maryland Medical Assistance
Program – Employed
Individuals With Disabilities.
CH0846
HB0822 (Amended) Del Cullison, et al. Maryland Medical Assistance Program – Employed
Individuals With Disabilities.
CH0847
HB0932 (Enrolled) Del Cullison, et al. Health Insurance – Utilization Review
– Revisions.
CH0848
SB0791 (Enrolled) Sen Klausmeier. Health Insurance – Utilization Review
– Revisions.
CH0849
SB0408 (Amended) Sen Klausmeier. Maryland Department of Health – Reports on
Standing Orders and Opioid Overdose Reversal Drugs.
CH0850
HB0411 (Amended) Del Kipke, et al. Maryland Department of Health – Reports on
Standing Orders and Opioid Overdose Reversal Drugs.
CH0851
SB0751 (Amended) Sen Klausmeier. Public Health – Opioid Restitution Advisory
Council and Fund – Revisions.
CH0852
HB0980 (Amended) Del Rosenberg, et
al. Public Health – Opioid Restitution
Advisory Council and Fund – Revisions.
CH0853
HB1134 Dels Bagnall and
Lopez. Hospitals and Related
Institutions – Residential Treatment Centers – Accreditation.
CH0854
SB0403 Sen Klausmeier. Hospitals and Related Institutions – Residential
Treatment Centers – Accreditation.
CH0855
HB1053 (Amended) Del Kaiser, et al. State Board of Nursing – Executive Director
Qualifications.
CH0856
HB0016 (Enrolled) Del Kaiser. Tax Sales – Homeowner Protection Program – Funding.
CH0857
HB1482 (Enrolled) Del Fraser–Hidalgo. Uninsured Driving Penalties – Funding for the
Maryland Automobile Insurance Fund, Driver Education, and Transportation to
Field Trips.
CH0858
HB0005 Del Crosby. Criminal Law – Indecent Exposure Within the
Presence of a Minor.
CH0859
SB0130 (Amended) Sen Bailey, et al. Criminal Law – Indecent Exposure Within the
Presence of a Minor.
CH0860
SB0712 (Amended) Sen Bailey. State–Owned Nursing Homes – Deficiencies,
Citations, and Fines – Reporting
Requirements.
CH0861
HB0938 (Amended) Del Crosby, et al. State–Owned Nursing Homes – Deficiencies,
Citations, and Fines – Reporting Requirements.
CH0862
SB0429 (Enrolled) Sen Bailey. Corporations and Associations – Protestant
Episcopal Church, Diocese of Washington.
CH0863
SB0119 Sen Lam, et al. Legally Protected Health Care – Gender–Affirming Treatment.
CH0864
SB0371 (Amended) Sen Lam. Maryland Medical Assistance Program – Personal Care
Aides – Wage Reports.
CH0865
HB0189 (Enrolled) Del R. Lewis, et al. Maryland Medical Assistance Program – Personal Care
Aides – Wage Reports.
CH0866
SB0718 (Enrolled) Sens Lam and McKay. Maryland Pathway to Nursing Pilot Program and
Advisory Committee – Establishment.
CH0867
SB0991 (Enrolled) Sen Lam. Behavioral Health – Language
Assistance Services Pilot Program.
CH0868
HB1259 (Amended) Del Alston, et al. Health Insurance – Breast and Lung
Cancer Screening – Coverage
Requirements.
CH0869
HB0759 Del Alston. Advanced Practice Registered Nurses – Professional
Liability Insurance Coverage – Notification Requirements.
CH0870
SB0996 Sen Klausmeier. Advanced Practice Registered Nurses – Professional
Liability Insurance Coverage – Notification Requirements.
CH0871
SB0830 (Enrolled) Sen Klausmeier. State Board of Physicians – Performance of X–Ray Duties Without
a License.
CH0872
HB0934 (Enrolled) Del Hutchinson, et
al. State Board of Physicians – Performance of X–Ray Duties Without
a License.
CH0873
SB0336 (Amended) Sen Klausmeier. Insurance – Producer Licensing Requirements – Education and
Experience.
CH0874
HB0265 (Amended) Del Qi. Insurance – Producer Licensing Requirements – Education and
Experience.
CH0875
HB1081 (Amended) Del Phillips, et al. Public Safety – Automatic License Plate Readers – Captured Plate
Data Storage and Upload.
CH0876
SB0840 (Enrolled) Sen Sydnor. Public Safety – Automatic License Plate Readers – Captured Plate
Data Storage and Upload.
CH0877
SB0111 (Enrolled) Sen Sydnor. Criminal Procedure – Protection of
Identity of Minor Victim.
CH0878
HB0458 (Amended) Del Phillips, et al. Criminal Procedure – Protection of
Identity of Minor Victim.
CH0879
SB0059 (Amended) Sen Ellis, et al. Hospitals – Care of Infants After Discharge (Safe
Sleep Act of 2024).
CH0880
HB0177 (Amended) Del R. Lewis, et al. Hospitals – Care of Infants After Discharge (Safe
Sleep Act of 2024).
CH0881
HB0039 (Enrolled) Del R. Lewis. Residential Service Agencies – Reimbursement – Personal
Assistance Services (Homecare Worker Rights Act of 2024).
CH0882
SB0197 (Enrolled) Sen Ellis. Residential Service Agencies – Reimbursement – Personal
Assistance Services (Homecare Worker Rights Act of 2024).
CH0883
SB0839 Sen Sydnor. General Provisions – Damages or Losses – Definition.
CH0884
HB0832 (Enrolled) Del Stewart. General Provisions – Damages or Losses – Definition.
CH0885
HB1155 (Enrolled) Del Stewart, et al. Hospitals – Opioid Overdose and Opioid–Related Emergency
Medical Conditions – Treatment.
CH0886
SB1071 (Enrolled) Sen McKay. Hospitals – Opioid Overdose and Opioid–Related Emergency
Medical Conditions – Treatment.
CH0887
SB0187 Sen Sydnor. Correctional Services – Inmate Employment – Agricultural Work.
CH0888
HB0094 Del Pasteur. Correctional Services – Inmate Employment – Agricultural Work.
CH0889
HB1078 Del Woods, et al. Maryland Medical Assistance Program – Remote Ultrasound
Procedures and Remote Fetal Nonstress Tests.
CH0890
HB1105 Del Woods, et al. Advanced Practice Registered Nurses – Certification
Requirement and Exceptions.
CH0891
HB1337 (Amended) Del Woods, et al. Health Insurance – Appeals and
Grievances Process – Reporting
Requirements.
CH0892
SB0181 (Amended) Sen McCray, et al. Qualifying Nonprofit Organizations – Training and
Reentry Services – Funding.
CH0893
SB0468 (Amended) Sen McCray (BCA). Criminal Law – Private Home Detention Monitoring – Notification.
CH0894
HB0186 Del Hartman. Eastern Shore Code Counties – Maximum Hotel
Rental Tax Rate – Alteration.
CH0895
HB0147 (Amended) Del Hartman. Tobacco Tax Stamp Refunds – Loss Due to Theft.
CH0896
SB0072 (Amended) Sens McCray and Lam. Tobacco Tax Stamp Refunds – Loss Due to Theft.
CH0897
HB0066 Del Charkoudian. Property
Tax Credits – Public School
Employees, Health and Safety Improvements, and Property Used for Local Housing
Programs.
CH0898
HB0287 (Amended) Del Charkoudian, et al. Property
Tax – Renters’ Property
Tax Relief Program – Assets Calculation.
CH0899
SB0342 (Amended) Sen McCray. Property Tax – Renters’ Property Tax Relief
Program – Assets Calculation.
CH0900
SB0402 Sen McKay. Correctional Training Commission – Membership – Alterations.
CH0901
HB0786 (Amended) Del Bagnall, et al. Health Occupations – Limited License to
Practice Dentistry – Services for Adults.
CH0902
SB0799 (Amended) Sens McKay and
Guzzone. Health Occupations – Limited
License to Practice Dentistry – Services for Adults.
CH0903
SB0600 Sen Kramer. Maryland Medical Assistance Program – Dental Services – Coverage and Rate
Study.
CH0904
HB0103 Del Bagnall. Maryland Medical Assistance Program – Dental Services – Coverage and Rate
Study.
CH0905
HB0499 (Amended) Del Bagnall, et al. Health Occupations – Private Dental
Offices – Infection Control.
CH0906
SB0412 Sen Gile, et al. Mental Health Law – County Mental
Health Advisory Committees – Membership.
CH0907
HB0408 Del Bagnall, et al. Mental Health Law – County Mental
Health Advisory Committees – Membership.
CH0908
SB0822 (Amended) Sen Kramer, et al. Income Tax – Subtraction Modification – State Law
Enforcement Officers.
CH0909
HB1476 Del Kerr. State Board of Examiners for Audiologists,
Hearing Aid Dispensers, Speech–Language Pathologists, and Music Therapists – Appointment of
Members.
CH0910
SB0714 Sens Kramer and
Hershey. State Board of Examiners for
Audiologists, Hearing Aid Dispensers, Speech–Language Pathologists, and Music
Therapists – Appointment of
Members.
CH0911
HB1162 (Enrolled) Del Rogers, et al. 9–1–1 Specialist Recruitment and Retention
Workgroup.
CH0912
SB1034 (Amended) Sen Carozza, et al. 9–1–1 Specialist Recruitment and Retention
Workgroup.
CH0913
SB0159 (Amended) Sen Gile, et al. Courts – Military Records – Recordation and
Inspection.
CH0914
HB0125 (Amended) Del Rogers, et al. Courts – Military Records – Recordation and
Inspection.
CH0915
HB0461 Del Martinez, et al. Health – State Advisory Council on Quality Care at
the End of Life – Renaming.
CH0916
SB0006 (Amended) Sen Gile, et al. Property Tax – Credit for Dwelling House of
Disabled Veterans – Alterations.
CH0917
HB0063 (Enrolled) Del Pruski. Property Tax – Credit for Dwelling House of
Disabled Veterans – Alterations.
CH0918
SB1041 (Enrolled) Sens Gile and
Folden. Alcoholic Beverages – Breweries,
Wineries, and Distilleries – Direct Delivery.
CH0919
SB0167 (Amended) Sen Carozza. Physician Assistants – Revisions
(Physician Assistant Modernization Act of 2024).
CH0920
HB0806 (Enrolled) Del Kerr, et al. Physician Assistants – Revisions
(Physician Assistant Modernization Act of 2024).
CH0921
HB1110 Dels Kerr and
Simpson. Maryland Intrastate Emergency
Management Assistance Compact – City of Frederick.
CH0922
HB0084 (Amended) Del Kerr, et al. Hospitals and Urgent Care Centers – Sepsis Protocol
(Lochlin’s Law).
CH0923
SB0332 (Amended) Sens Lewis Young
and Guzzone. Hospitals and Urgent Care
Centers – Sepsis Protocol
(Lochlin’s Law).
CH0924
HB0051 (Enrolled) Del Rosenberg, et
al. Public Health – Maryland Pediatric
Cancer Fund and Commission.
CH0925
SB0013 (Enrolled) Sen Jackson. Public Health – Maryland Pediatric Cancer Fund and
Commission.
CH0926
SB0136 (Amended) Sens Jackson and
Muse. Family Law – Marriage Ceremony – Designation of
Deputy Clerk.
CH0927
HB0300 Del Toles, et al. Family Law – Marriage Ceremony – Designation of
Deputy Clerk.
CH0928
HB0531 Del Embry, et al. Correctional Services – Parole Supervision
Fees and Drug and Alcohol Abuse Test Payment – Repeal.
CH0929
SB0905 (Enrolled) Sen Kelly, et al. Public Safety – Extreme Risk Protective
Orders – Review of Court Records.
CH0930
HB0755 Del Bhandari. State Board of Social Work Examiners – Board Membership
and Certified Social Worker Licenses.
CH0931
SB0106 Sen Kelly. State Board of Social Work Examiners – Board Membership
and Certified Social Worker Licenses.
CH0932
SB0944 (Enrolled) Sen Kelly. Nonprescription Drugs and Devices – Provision by
Registered Nurses and Sale of Contraceptives Through Automatic Devices.
CH0933
HB1171 (Enrolled) Del Williams, et al. Nonprescription Drugs and Devices – Provision
by Registered Nurses and Sale of Contraceptives Through Automatic Devices.
CH0934
HB1063 (Amended) Del Williams, et al. Criminal Organizations – Underlying Crime.
CH0935
SB0379 (Enrolled) Sen West, et al. Task Force to Study Crime Classification – Renaming,
Membership, and Duties.
CH0936
SB1036 (Amended) Sen West. Task Force on the Creation of a Division of
Returning Citizens and Expanded Reentry Services – Establishment.
CH0937
HB1037 (Enrolled) Del Taylor, et al. Task Force on the Creation of a Division of
Returning Citizens and Expanded Reentry Services – Establishment.
CH0938
HB1329 Del Attar. Division of Parole and Probation – Private
Home Detention Monitoring – Earned Compliance Credits.
CH0939
HB0763 (Enrolled) Del Attar, et al. Commission on Hate Crime Response and
Prevention – Membership.
CH0940
SB0011 (Enrolled) Sen Carter. Criminal Procedure – Expungement – Vendor Contracts.
CH0941
SB0452 (Amended) Sen Carter. Courts – Prohibited Liability Agreements – Recreational
Facilities.
CH0942
SB0729 (Amended) Sen Carter. Business Occupations and Professions – Security Guards – Use of Force
Reporting, Standards, and Certifications.
CH0943
SB0620 (Amended) Sen Carter. Resources and Education for All Prisons
(REAP) Act.
CH0944
HB0092 (Enrolled) Del Amprey. Resources
and Education for All Prisons (REAP) Act.
CH0945
HB0209 (Amended) Del Amprey, et al. Prison
Education Delivery Reform Commission.
CH0946
SB0623 (Amended) Sen Carter. Prison Education Delivery Reform Commission.
CH0947
HB0732 (Enrolled) Baltimore City
Delegation. Baltimore City – Control
Over Powers of Police Commissioner.
CH0948
SB0894 (Amended) Sen Carter. Baltimore City – Control Over Powers of Police
Commissioner.
CH0949
SB0532 (Enrolled) Sen Gallion. Commission to Advance Lithium–Ion Battery
Safety in Maryland.
CH0950
HB0468 (Enrolled) Dels Love and Boyce. Commission to Advance Lithium–Ion Battery Safety
in Maryland.
CH0951
HB1339 (Amended) Del Reilly, et al. Health Insurance – Hearing Aids for
Adults – Coverage.
CH0952
SB0778 (Amended) Sen Gallion. Health Insurance – Hearing Aids for
Adults – Coverage.
CH0953
HB0097 (Enrolled) Del Taveras, et al. Baby Food – Toxic Heavy Metals – Testing and
Labeling (Rudy’s Law).
CH0954
SB0723 (Enrolled) Sen Benson. Baby Food – Toxic Heavy Metals – Testing and
Labeling (Rudy’s Law).
CH0955
SB0036 (Amended) Sen Benson. Correctional Services – Investigation of
Suspected Homicide – Reporting.
CH0956
HB0565 (Amended) Del Simmons, et al. Correctional Services – Investigation of
Suspected Homicide – Reporting.
CH0957
HB0557 (Amended) Del Adams, et al. Sales and Use Tax Exemption – Aircraft Parts and
Equipment – Repeal of
Reporting Requirement and Extension of Sunset.
CH0958
SB0574 (Enrolled) Sen Corderman, et
al. Sales and Use Tax Exemption – Aircraft Parts and
Equipment – Repeal of
Reporting Requirement and Extension of Sunset.
CH0959
HB0328 (Enrolled) Del Lopez, et al. Hospitals – Financial Assistance Policies – Revisions.
CH0960
HB0676 (Amended) Del M. Morgan, et
al. Right to Try Act – Individualized
Investigational Treatments.
CH0961
HB0378 (Amended) Del Guzzone. State Board of Dietetic Practice – Dietitian–Nutritionists – Application
Requirements.
CH0962
HB1056 (Amended) Del Guzzone, et al. State Board of Pharmacy – Prohibition on
Discrimination Against 340B Drug Distribution.
CH0963
HB1244 (Enrolled) Del Smith, et al. Maryland Higher Education Commission – Academic Program
Approval and Institutional Mission Statements – Requirements.
CH0964
HB1340 (Amended) Del Anderton. Wicomico County – Alcoholic
Beverages – Monopoly of Liquor
Control Board and Dispensary – Repeal.
CH0965
HB1358 (Amended) Del Ruff, et al. Natural Resources – Gwynns Falls State Park – Focus Group, Advisory Committee, and
Report.
CH0966
SB0769 Frederick County
Senators. Frederick County – Property Tax
Credit for Property Located in Historic District – Alterations.
CH0967
HB1357 Howard County
Delegation. Howard County – Payment in Lieu of
Taxes Agreements – Moderate Income
Housing Ho. Co. 8–24.
CH0968
HB1402 (Amended) Montgomery County
Delegation. Montgomery County – State’s
Attorney’s Office Personnel – Application of County Personnel Laws and
Collective Bargaining MC 12–24.
CH0969
HB0396 Prince George’s
County Delegation. Prince George’s
County – Sales and Use Tax
on Energy and Fuel – Use of Revenue PG
407–24.
CH0970
HB0398 (Amended) Prince George’s
County Delegation. Prince George’s
County – Taxes on
Telecommunications Services – Use of Revenue PG 406–24.
CH0971
HB0035 Chr W&M (Dept). Property Tax – Submission of Building Permits to
Supervisor of Assessments – Estimated
Construction Cost.
CH0972
HB0154 (Enrolled) Chr W&M (Dept). Homeowners’ and Homestead Property Tax
Credits – Application Filing
Deadline – Extension.
CH0973
SB0286 (Enrolled) Chr B&T (Dept). Homeowners’ and Homestead Property Tax
Credits – Application Filing
Deadline – Extension.
CH0974
HB0507 (Amended) Dels Buckel and
Hinebaugh. Allegany and Garrett Counties
– Property Tax – Credit for
Construction of Housing.
CH0975
HB0636 Allegany County
Delegation. Allegany County – Property Tax
Credit – Evergreen Heritage
Center.
CH0976
SB0502 Sen McKay. Allegany County – Property Tax Credit –
Evergreen Heritage Center.
CH0977
HB0358 (Enrolled) Prince George’s
County Delegation. Prince George’s
County – Workgroup on
Health and Wellness PG 409–24.
CH0978
SB0151 (Amended) Sen Muse. Prince George’s County – Workgroup on
Health and Wellness.
CH0979
HB0668 Del Pruski. Anne Arundel County – Sheriff – Salary.
CH0980
SB0658 Anne Arundel County
Senators. Anne Arundel County – Sheriff – Salary.
CH0981
HB0906 (Enrolled) Del Hinebaugh. Garrett County – Sheriff’s Salary –
Alteration.
CH0982
SB0521 Sen McKay. Garrett County – Sheriff’s Salary – Alteration.
CH0983
HB0960 Frederick County
Delegation. City of Frederick – Assignment of
Offenders to Road Work – Repeal.
CH0984
HB0975 Del Otto. Somerset County – Fire, Rescue, and Emergency
Medical Services.
CH0985
SB0807 Sen Carozza. Somerset County – Fire, Rescue, and
Emergency Medical Services.
CH0986
HB0976 Del Otto. Somerset County – Fire Companies – Appropriations.
CH0987
SB0829 Sen Carozza. Somerset County – Fire Companies – Appropriations.
CH0988
HB1060 (Amended) Carroll County
Delegation. Carroll County – Sheriff –
Salary.
CH0989
HB1093 (Amended) Del Bagnall. Anne Arundel County – Human Relations
Commission – Subpoena
Enforcement.
CH0990
SB1038 (Amended) Anne Arundel County
Senators. Anne Arundel County – Human Relations
Commission – Subpoena
Enforcement.
CH0991
HB1213 (Amended) Baltimore County
Delegation. Baltimore County – Sheriff – Salary.
CH0992
HB1450 (Amended) Howard County
Delegation. Howard County Task Force to
Study Revenue Options for School Capital Needs Ho. Co. 18–24.
CH0993
SB1039 Frederick County
Senators. Frederick County – Juveniles – Truancy Reduction
Pilot Program.
CH0994
HB0307 (Enrolled) Prince George’s
County Delegation. Prince George’s
County – Alcoholic
Beverages Licenses – Nonprofit
Organizations PG 304–24.
CH0995
SB0009 (Amended) Sen Watson. Prince George’s County – Alcoholic
Beverages Licenses – Nonprofit
Organizations.
CH0996
HB0335 (Enrolled) Dels Addison and
Young. Baltimore City – Alcoholic
Beverages – B–D–7 Licenses – Hours of Sale.
CH0997
SB0045 (Amended) Sen McCray. Baltimore City – Alcoholic Beverages – B–D–7 Licenses – Hours of Sale.
CH0998
HB0362 Del Ghrist, et al. Caroline County – Alcoholic
Beverages – Barbershop and
Beauty Salon License.
CH0999
SB0531 Caroline County
Senators. Caroline County – Alcoholic
Beverages – Barbershop and
Beauty Salon License.
CH1000
HB0363 Del Ghrist, et al. Caroline County – Alcoholic Beverages – Beer,
Wine, and Liquor Tasting License.
CH1001
SB0529 Caroline County
Senators. Caroline County – Alcoholic
Beverages – Beer, Wine, and
Liquor Tasting License.
CH1002
HB0586 Frederick County
Delegation. Frederick County – Alcoholic
Beverages – Weinberg
Center/New Spires Arts Stages Beer, Wine, and Liquor License.
CH1003
SB0563 Frederick County
Senators. Frederick County – Alcoholic
Beverages – Weinberg
Center/New Spires Arts Stages Beer, Wine, and Liquor License.
CH1004
HB0587 (Amended) Frederick County
Delegation. Frederick County – Alcoholic
Beverages – Manufacturer’s
Limited Beer, Wine, and Liquor Permit.
CH1005
SB0561 (Enrolled) Frederick County
Senators. Frederick County – Alcoholic
Beverages – Manufacturer’s
Limited Beer, Wine, and Liquor Permit.
CH1006
HB0588 Frederick County
Delegation. Frederick County – Alcoholic
Beverages – Municipal Golf
Course License.
CH1007
SB0560 Frederick County
Senators. Frederick County – Alcoholic
Beverages – Municipal Golf
Course License.
CH1008
HB0621 (Enrolled) Harford County
Delegation. Harford County – Alcoholic
Beverages – Stadium License
Annual Fee.
CH1009
HB0632 Harford County
Delegation. Harford County – Alcoholic
Beverages Licenses – Golf Simulator
Facility.
CH1010
SB0736 Harford County
Senators. Harford County – Alcoholic
Beverages Licenses – Golf Simulator
Facility.
CH1011
HB0635 (Enrolled) Harford County
Delegation. Harford County – Alcoholic
Beverages – Performing Arts
Nonprofit Organization License.
CH1012
SB0734 (Enrolled) Harford County
Senators. Harford County – Alcoholic
Beverages – Performing Arts
Nonprofit Organization License.
CH1013
HB0651 St. Mary’s County
Delegation. St. Mary’s County – Alcoholic
Beverages – Beer, Wine, and
Liquor Tasting Permit.
CH1014
HB0654 (Amended) St. Mary’s County
Delegation. St. Mary’s County –
Alcoholic Beverages – Nonprofit Performing Arts Theater License.
CH1015
HB0733 Baltimore City
Delegation. Baltimore City – Alcoholic
Beverages – Licensing Fees.
CH1016
SB0895 Sen Carter (BCA). Baltimore City – Alcoholic Beverages – Licensing Fees.
CH1017
HB0742 Frederick County
Delegation. Frederick County – Alcoholic
Beverages – Stadium License.
CH1018
SB0770 Frederick County
Senators. Frederick County – Alcoholic
Beverages – Stadium License.
CH1019
HB0743 (Amended) Frederick County Delegation. Frederick County – Alcoholic
Beverages – Promoter’s Permit.
CH1020
SB0767 (Amended) Frederick County
Senators. Frederick County – Alcoholic
Beverages – Promoter’s Permit.
CH1021
HB0762 Montgomery County
Delegation. Montgomery County – Alcoholic
Beverages – Class B Beer,
Wine, and Liquor License – Off–Premises
Consumption MC 9–24.
CH1022
HB0817 (Amended) Prince George’s
County Delegation. Prince George’s
County – Alcoholic
Beverages – Issuance of
License Near a Place of Worship or School PG 307–24.
CH1023
SB0066 (Amended) Sen Rosapepe. Prince
George’s County – Alcoholic
Beverages – Issuance of
License Near a Place of Worship or School.
CH1024
HB0920 Washington County
Delegation. Washington County – Alcoholic
Beverages – Multi–Use Sports and
Events Facility Beer, Wine, and Liquor License.
CH1025
SB0853 Washington County
Senators. Washington County – Alcoholic
Beverages – Multi–Use Sports and
Events Facility Beer, Wine, and Liquor License.
CH1026
HB1052 (Enrolled) Del Clippinger, et
al. Baltimore City – Alcoholic
Beverages – 46th Alcoholic
Beverages District – Revisions.
CH1027
SB1100 (Enrolled) Sen Ferguson. Baltimore City – Alcoholic Beverages – 46th Alcoholic
Beverages District – Revisions.
CH1028
HB1089 (Enrolled) Del Clippinger
(BCA). Baltimore City – Alcoholic
Beverages – Class B Beer,
Wine, and Liquor Licenses.
CH1029
SB0904 Sen Hayes. Baltimore City – Alcoholic Beverages – Class B Beer,
Wine, and Liquor Licenses.
CH1030
HB1118 (Amended) Harford County
Delegation. Harford County – Alcoholic
Beverages – Performing Arts Theater License.
CH1031
SB0933 (Amended) Harford County
Senators. Harford County – Alcoholic
Beverages – Performing Arts
Theater License.
CH1032
HB1198 (Enrolled) Del Amprey. Baltimore
City – Alcoholic Beverages – 40th Alcoholic Beverages District – Revisions.
CH1033
SB1008 (Enrolled) Sen Hayes. Baltimore City – Alcoholic Beverages – 40th Alcoholic
Beverages District – Revisions.
CH1034
HB1205 Allegany County
Delegation. Allegany County – Alcoholic
Beverages – Class BWLT Beer,
Wine, and Liquor Tasting Permit.
CH1035
HB1235 (Enrolled) Dels Addison and
Young. Baltimore City – Alcoholic
Beverages – License Extensions.
CH1036
SB1079 (Amended) Sen McCray. Baltimore City – Alcoholic Beverages – License Extensions.
CH1037
HB1269 (Amended) Baltimore County
Delegation. Baltimore County – Alcoholic
Beverages – License
Applications – Notice.
CH1038
HB1330 Allegany County
Delegation. Allegany County – Alcoholic
Beverages – Underage Employees.
CH1039
HB1341 Del Anderton. Wicomico County – Alcoholic
Beverages – Class B Beer,
Wine, and Liquor Licenses – Purchases From
Licensed Wholesalers and Self–Distribution.
CH1040
SB0941 Sen Mautz. Wicomico County – Alcoholic
Beverages – Class B Beer,
Wine, and Liquor Licenses – Purchases From
Licensed Wholesalers and Self–Distribution.
CH1041
HB1377 (Amended) Del Pippy. Frederick County – Alcoholic
Beverages – Brewery and
Distillery Licenses.
CH1042
SB0022 (Amended) Sen Hayes. Baltimore City – Alcoholic Beverages – Board of License
Commissioners.
CH1043
SB0051 Sen Rosapepe. Prince
George’s County – Alcoholic
Beverages – License Renewal.
CH1044
SB0428 Sen McKay. Garrett County Alcoholic Beverages Act of
2024.
CH1045
SB0964 (Amended) Sen Ready. Carroll County – Alcoholic Beverages Licenses
– Alcohol Awareness Training.
CH1046
SB1010 Sen Klausmeier. Baltimore County – Alcoholic
Beverages – Individual Storage
Permits.
CH1047
SB1184 (Amended) Sen Rosapepe. Prince
George’s County – Alcoholic
Beverages – College Athletic
Event Venue Concessionaire Beer, Wine, and Liquor License.
CH0408
SB0482 (Enrolled) The Pres (Admin),
et al. Governor's Office for Children – Engaging
Neighborhoods, Organizations, Unions, Governments, and Households (ENOUGH)
Grant Program (ENOUGH Act of 2024).
CH0409
HB1206 (Amended) Del Kerr, et al. Maryland–Ireland Trade Commission – Establishment.
CH0410
HB1524 (Enrolled) Chr W&M
(Maryland Thoroughbred Racetrack. Horse
Racing – Racing Facility
Ownership and Construction – Racing Operations.
CH0411
SB0474 (Enrolled) The Pres (Admin),
et al. Certificate of Public Convenience
and Necessity and Related Approvals – Definition of Generating Station
(Critical Infrastructure Streamlining Act of 2024).
CH0412
HB0581 (Enrolled) The Spkr (Admin), et al.
State Government – Permits, Licenses,
and Certificates – Processing
(Transparent Government Act of 2024).
CH0413
SB0472 (Enrolled) The Pres (Admin),
et al. State Government – Permits, Licenses,
and Certificates – Processing
(Transparent Government Act of 2024).
CH0414
HB0664 (Amended) Del Clippinger, et
al. Court Personnel – Protection of
Personal Information (Judge Andrew F. Wilkinson Judicial Security Act).
CH0415
SB0575 (Amended) Sen Corderman (Md
Jud Conf), et al. Court Personnel – Protection of
Personal Information (Judge Andrew F. Wilkinson Judicial Security Act).
CH0416
HB1064 (Enrolled) Del Hartman, et al. Income Tax Subtraction Modification – Death
Benefits – Law Enforcement Officers and Fire Fighters.
CH0417
SB0897 (Amended) Sen Carozza, et al. Income Tax Subtraction Modification – Death
Benefits – Law Enforcement Officers and Fire Fighters.
CH0418
SB0740 (Amended) Sen Gile, et al. Operating a Vessel While Under the Influence
of Alcohol – Enforcement (Nick’s
Law).
CH0419
HB0052 (Enrolled) Del Stewart. State Employees – Parental
Bereavement Leave.
CH0420
SB0109 (Enrolled) Sen Gile. State Employees – Parental
Bereavement Leave.
CH0421
HB1128 (Enrolled) Chr ECM (Dept). Labor and Employment – Workforce Development
– Talent Innovation Program and Fund.
CH0422
HB0250 (Enrolled) Chr ECM (Dept). Financial Institutions – Third–Party Service
Providers – Examinations.
CH0423
SB0258 Chr Education,
Energy, and the Environmen. Department of General Services – State Buildings
and Facilities – Energy
Conservation and Greenhouse Gas Emissions Reductions.
CH0424
HB0233 (Enrolled) Chr ENT (Critical
Area Commission). Chesapeake and
Atlantic Coastal Bays Critical Area Protection Program – Climate, Equity, and
Administrative Provisions.
CH0425
HB0078 (Enrolled) Chr APP (Dept). Maryland Environmental Service – Governance
and Requirements.
CH0426
HB0183 (Amended) Chr APP (Dept). Human Services – Food Supplement Program and Human
Services Careers Scholarships – Alterations.
CH0427
HB0435 Chr JUD (Dept). Child Support – Incarcerated Obligors.
CH0428
SB0270 Chr JPR (Dept). Adult Protective Services – Review Boards – Membership and
Terms.
CH0429
SB0708 (Amended) Chr JPR
(Departmental). Family Law – Kinship Care.
CH0430
SB0271 (Enrolled) Chr EEE (Dept). Election Law – Revisions.
CH0431
HB1296 (Enrolled) Dels Wilson and
Crosby. Electricity – Offshore Wind
Projects – Alterations.
CH0432
HB0622 Del Healey. Consumer Reporting Agencies – Records of
Criminal Proceedings – Prohibition.
CH0433
SB0375 (Enrolled) Sen King. State Contracts – Prohibited
Provisions.
CH0434
SB0448 (Enrolled) Sen Muse, et al. Commission to Study African American Civil
War Soldiers in Maryland.
CH0435
HB0918 (Amended) The Spkr (State Treasurer).
State Treasurer and Comptroller – Membership Responsibilities.
CH0436
SB0777 (Enrolled) The Pres (State
Treasurer). State Treasurer and
Comptroller – Membership
Responsibilities.
CH0437
HB1012 The Spkr (State Treasurer).
State Officers and Employees – Required Surety Bonds – Insurance
Policies Authorized.
CH0438
SB0775 The Pres (State
Treasurer). State Officers and Employees
– Required Surety
Bonds – Insurance Policies
Authorized.
CH0439
HB1158 Dels Kerr and
Bagnall. State Government – Attorney
General – Reports.
CH0440
SB0669 (Enrolled) Sen Charles. State Government – Attorney General – Reports.
CH0441
SB0524 Sen M. Washington. General Assembly – Committee Chairs
and Vice Chairs – Gender–Neutral Language.
CH0442
SB1084 (Amended) Sen M. Washington. Workgroup for the Deaf, Deafblind, and Hard
of Hearing – Established.
CH0443
HB1069 (Amended) Del Kaufman, et al. Workgroup for the Deaf, Deafblind, and Hard
of Hearing – Established.
CH0444
HB0432 Del Kaufman, et al. Courts and Judicial Proceedings and Criminal
Procedure – Technical
Corrections – References to
Intellectual Disability.
CH0445
SB0808 (Enrolled) Sen Carozza, et al. Anaerobic Digestion Technology – Coordination and
Guidance.
CH0446
HB0840 (Amended) Del Hartman. Vehicle Laws – Annual Vehicle Shows – Motor and Trailer
Homes.
CH0447
HB0437 (Amended) Del Wivell, et al. Maryland Zero Emission Electric Vehicle
Infrastructure Council – Membership.
CH0448
HB0999 (Amended) Del Hill, et al. Workgroup on Establishing a Science and
Technology Best Practices and Innovation Network.
CH0449
HB1203 (Amended) Del Smith. Economic Development – Strategic
Infrastructure Revolving Loan Program and Tax Increment Financing.
CH0450
SB1068 (Amended) Sen Kagan. Department of Information Technology – Evaluation and
Development of a 3–1–1 Portal Using
Artificial Intelligence.
CH0451
HB0882 (Amended) Del Rosenberg. Business Regulation – Sale of Motor Fuel
– Pricing Signage
(Gas Price Clarity Act).
CH0452
SB0951 (Enrolled) Sen Hettleman. Electric
Vehicle Supply Equipment Workgroup.
CH0453
HB1028 (Enrolled) Del Allen. Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment Workgroup.
CH0454
HB0567 (Enrolled) Del Love, et al. Maryland Online Data Privacy Act of 2024.
CH0455
SB0541 (Enrolled) Sen Gile, et al. Maryland Online Data Privacy Act of 2024.
CH0456
SB0539 (Amended) Sen Gile, et al. Commercial Law – Consumer Protection – Sale
and Resale of Tickets.
CH0457
HB1511 (Enrolled) Del Love. Forest Conservation Act – Modifications.
CH0458
HB1032 (Amended) Del Solomon, et al. Highways – Tourist Area and Corridor Signage
Program.
CH0459
HB1044 (Amended) Del Solomon. State Agency Workforce Policy for the 21st
Century Act.
CH0460
SB0571 (Enrolled) Sen Kramer, et al. Consumer Protection – Online Products and
Services – Data of Children (Maryland Kids Code).
CH0461
HB0603 (Amended) Del Solomon, et al. Consumer Protection – Online Products
and Services – Data of Children
(Maryland Kids Code).
CH0462
SB1056 (Enrolled) Sen Kramer. Cigarettes, Other Tobacco Products, and
Electronic Smoking Devices – Revisions (Tobacco Retail Modernization Act of 2024).
CH0463
SB0760 (Enrolled) Sen Kramer. Consumer Protection – Retail Sales of
Gift Cards (Gift Card Scams Prevention Act of 2024).
CH0464
HB0337 (Amended) Del Love, et al. Vehicle Laws – Bike Lanes and Shoulders – Yielding Right–of–Way (Sarah Debbink
Langenkamp Memorial Act).
CH0465
SB0315 (Amended) Sen Kelly. Vehicle Laws – Bike Lanes and Shoulders – Yielding Right–of–Way (Sarah Debbink
Langenkamp Memorial Act).
CH0466
SB0042 (Amended) Sen Kelly. Vehicle Laws – Horse Riding – Helmet Requirement
for Minors.
CH0467
HB0113 (Amended) Del Lehman, et al. Vehicle Laws – Horse Riding – Helmet Requirement
for Minors.
CH0468
HB0193 Dels Lehman and
Pena–Melnyk. Anne Arundel County – Speed Limits – Establishment.
CH0469
HB0809 (Amended) Del Vogel, et al. Members of Boards, Committees, Commissions,
Task Forces, or Workgroups – Removal or Suspension.
CH0470
SB0781 Sen James. Economic Development – Regional Additive
Manufacturing Partnership of Maryland – Alterations.
CH0471
HB0573 Del Simmons, et al. Citizens Committee for the Enhancement of
Communities Surrounding Baltimore–Washington International Thurgood Marshall
Airport – Membership.
CH0472
HB0178 Del Griffith. Vehicle Laws – Disabled Veteran Registration
Plates – Issuance.
CH0473
SB0055 (Amended) Sens Smith and
James. Vehicle Laws – Disabled Veteran
Registration Plates – Issuance.
CH0474
SB0960 (Amended) Sen Feldman. Maryland Clean Energy Center – Climate Technology
Founder’s Fund.
CH0475
SB0959 (Amended) Sen Feldman. Electricity – Tariffs, Distributed Energy
Resources, and Electric Distribution System Support Services (Distributed
Renewable Integration and Vehicle Electrification (DRIVE) Act).
CH0476
HB1256 (Amended) Del Fraser–Hidalgo. Electricity – Tariffs, Distributed Energy
Resources, and Electric Distribution System Support Services (Distributed
Renewable Integration and Vehicle Electrification (DRIVE) Act).
CH0477
HB0323 (Amended) Del Guyton, et al. Environment – Commission on Climate Change
Membership – Addition.
CH0478
SB0337 (Amended) Sen Feldman, et al. Environment – Commission on Climate Change
Membership – Additions.
CH0479
SB0850 Sen Corderman. State Personnel – Line–of–Duty Death and
Funeral Benefits.
CH0480
SB0573 (Amended) Sen Corderman. General Provisions – State Flag – Casket of an
Eligible Decedent.
CH0481
HB0756 (Amended) Del Hutchinson, et
al. General Provisions – State Flag – Casket of an
Eligible Decedent.
CH0482
HB0996 (Amended) Del White Holland. Consumer Protection – Consumer Council – Name Change.
CH0483
HB0764 (Enrolled) Del Shetty, et al. State Lottery Fund – Bus Rapid Transit
Fund Distribution and Prince George’s County Blue Line Corridor Facility Fund – Alterations.
CH0484
HB0871 (Amended) Del Jackson. Business Regulation – Detached Catalytic
Converters – Record–Keeping
Requirements.
CH0485
HB0768 (Enrolled) Del D. Jones. Judges’ Retirement System – Special Death
Benefit.
CH0486
SB0604 (Amended) Sen Corderman, et
al. Judges’ Retirement System – Special Death
Benefit.
CH0487
HB1097 (Enrolled) Del Guyton, et al. State Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners – Veterinary
Technicians and Veterinary Assistants.
CH0488
HB1147 (Amended) Del Guyton, et al. Environment – Playground Surfacing Materials – Prohibitions.
CH0489
SB0533 (Enrolled) Sen Gallion. Fishing and Hunting Licenses and Trout Stamps
– Complimentary
Licenses and Stamp Exemption – Veterans Determined to Be Unemployable.
CH0490
HB0715 (Enrolled) Del Griffith, et al. Fishing and Hunting Licenses and Trout Stamps
– Complimentary
Licenses and Stamp Exemption – Veterans Determined to Be Unemployable.
CH0491
SB0316 (Amended) Sen Bailey. Motor Vehicle Registration – Exceptions for
Golf Carts – Authorization.
CH0492
HB0043 (Enrolled) Del Stewart, et al. Motor Vehicle Registration – Exceptions for
Golf Carts – Authorization.
CH0493
SB0616 (Enrolled) Sen Guzzone. Maryland Historical Trust – Historical and
Cultural Museum Assistance Program – Funding.
CH0494
HB0688 (Amended) Del Barnes. Maryland Historical Trust – Historical and
Cultural Museum Assistance Program – Funding.
CH0495
HB1212 (Enrolled) Del J. Lewis. State Retirement Agency – Director of
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion and Governance Program.
CH0496
SB0818 (Enrolled) Sen Hester, et al. Information Technology – Artificial
Intelligence – Policies and
Procedures (Artificial Intelligence Governance Act of 2024).
CH0497
SB0982 (Enrolled) Sen Hester, et al. Information Technology – Modernization of
Information Technology Projects.
CH0498
HB0165 (Enrolled) Del J. Lewis. Local Government – Annual Audit Reporting
Requirements – Alterations.
CH0499
SB0747 (Enrolled) Sens Guzzone and
Benson. Local Government – Annual Audit
Reporting Requirements – Alterations.
CH0500
HB0990 (Enrolled) Del Stein. Environment – Greenhouse Gas Emissions Reductions
– Manufacturers.
CH0501
SB1144 (Amended) Sens Guzzone and Elfreth. Clean Water
Commerce Account – Contracts for the
Purchase of Environmental Outcomes.
CH0502
HB1266 (Amended) Del Stein. Clean Water Commerce Account – Contracts for the
Purchase of Environmental Outcomes.
CH0503
HB1509 (Amended) Del Stein, et al. Baltimore Regional Water Governance Model
Workgroup – Established.
CH0504
HB0700 (Enrolled) Dels D. Jones and
Fair. Election Law – Election Judges – Revisions.
CH0505
HB0914 (Amended) Dels D. Jones and
Pippy. Winery and Vineyard Economic
Development Grant Program – Modifications.
CH0506
SB0746 Sen Guzzone. Winery and Vineyard Economic Development
Grant Program – Modifications.
CH0507
HB0504 (Amended) Del Watson. Department of Planning – Maryland
Humanities Council – Appropriation to
the Marilyn Hatza Memorial Strengthening the
Humanities Investment in Nonprofits for Equity (SHINE) Grantmaking Initiative.
CH0508
SB0596 Sen Guzzone. Department of Planning – Maryland
Humanities Council – Appropriation to
the Marilyn Hatza Memorial Strengthening the
Humanities Investment in Nonprofits for Equity (SHINE) Grantmaking Initiative.
CH0509
SB0816 (Enrolled) Sen Hester. Economic Development – Cyber Maryland Fund
and Program – Alterations.
CH0510
SB0683 (Amended) Sen Hester. Tree Expert Licenses – Application and
Renewal Fee Alterations and Insurance Requirements.
CH0511
HB0561 (Enrolled) Del Watson. Tree Expert Licenses – Application and
Renewal Fee Alterations and Insurance Requirements.
CH0512
HB0807 (Enrolled) Del Stein, et al. Natural Resources – Submerged Aquatic
Vegetation Surveys.
CH0513
HB0434 Del Atterbeary. Persons
Providing Lobbyist Compensation – Statement of Political Contributions –
Exemption for Nonprofits.
CH0514
HB0410 (Amended) Del Atterbeary. Maryland
Technology Development Corporation – Equitech Growth
Fund – Alterations.
CH0515
SB0457 (Amended) Sen A. Washington. Maryland Technology Development Corporation – Equitech Growth Fund – Alterations.
CH0516
SB0148 (Enrolled) Sen A. Washington,
et al. Comprehensive Flood Management
Grant Program – Funding for
Underserved and Overburdened Communities.
CH0517
HB0449 (Amended) Del Ivey, et al. Comprehensive Flood Management Grant Program – Funding for
Underserved and Overburdened Communities.
CH0518
HB0613 (Enrolled) Del Boyce, et al. Natural Resources – Recreational
Catching of Oysters or Clams – Requirements.
CH0519
HB0512 (Amended) Del Boyce, et al. Natural Resources – Fish and Fisheries
– Reporting
Requirements.
CH0520
SB1118 (Amended) Sen Guzzone. Natural Resources – Fish and Fisheries
– Reporting
Requirements.
CH0521
HB0782 Del Stein. Vehicle Laws – Lighting – Privately Owned
Vehicles.
CH0522
SB0838 Sens Gallion and
Folden. Vehicle Laws – Lighting – Privately Owned
Vehicles.
CH0523
SB0196 (Amended) Sen Gallion, et al. Soil Conservation Districts – Small Ponds – Plan Review Fees.
CH0524
HB1465 Del Wims. Soil
Conservation Districts – Small Ponds – Plan Review Fees.
CH0525
HB0605 Del Stein. Motor Vehicles – Recreational Vehicle Dealer
Agreements.
CH0526
SB0504 Sen McKay. Motor Vehicles – Recreational Vehicle Dealer
Agreements.
CH0527
SB1134 Sen McKay. Allegany County – Allegany Regional
Recreational Economic Development Authority – Established.
CH0528
HB0787 Del Buckel, et al. Allegany County – Allegany Regional
Recreational Economic Development Authority – Established.
CH0529
SB0806 Sens Zucker and
Feldman. Business Regulation – Licensed
Home Improvement Contractors – Liability Insurance.
CH0530
HB0738 Del Wims, et al. Business
Regulation – Licensed Home
Improvement Contractors – Liability
Insurance.
CH0531
HB0991 (Enrolled) Del Love, et al. Agriculture – Food Processing Residuals
Utilization Permit – Establishment.
CH0532
SB1074 (Enrolled) Sen Ready, et al. Agriculture – Food Processing Residuals
Utilization Permit – Establishment.
CH0533
SB0126 (Amended) Sens Augustine and
Feldman. Transportation – WMATA Operating
Assistance – Alteration
(Maryland Metro Funding Act of 2024).
CH0534
HB0198 (Amended) Dels Korman and J.
Lewis. Transportation – WMATA Operating
Assistance – Alteration
(Maryland Metro Funding Act of 2024).
CH0535
HB1101 (Enrolled) Del Love, et al. Standing – Environmental and Natural Resources
Protection Proceedings (Clean Water Justice Act of 2024).
CH0536
SB0653 (Amended) Sen Augustine, et
al. Standing – Environmental and
Natural Resources Protection Proceedings (Clean Water Justice Act of 2024).
CH0537
SB0001 (Enrolled) Sen Augustine. Electricity and Gas – Retail Supply – Regulation and
Consumer Protection.
CH0538
SB0659 (Amended) Sen Augustine. Prince George’s Gateway Development Authority
– Modifications.
CH0539
HB0864 (Enrolled) Dels Crosby and Qi. Energy Efficiency and Conservation Plans.
CH0540
HB1393 (Enrolled) Del Crosby. Electric System Planning – Scope and Funding.
CH0541
HB0481 Del Hutchinson, et
al. Natural Resources – Antlerless Deer
Hunting Programs – Authorization.
CH0542
SB0367 Sen Mautz. Natural Resources – Antlerless Deer
Hunting Programs – Authorization.
CH0543
HB1231 (Amended) Del Adams, et al. Natural Resources – Fisheries – Oyster Management.
CH0544
SB0922 (Amended) Sens Mautz and
Bailey. Natural Resources – Fisheries –
Oyster Management.
CH0545
HB1512 Dels Adams and
Hutchinson. Bay Restoration Fund – Use of Funds – Municipal
Wastewater Facilities – Sunset Repeal.
CH0546
HB0256 (Amended) Del D. Jones, et al. Waterway Incident Notification System (WINS) – Study.
CH0547
SB0166 (Enrolled) Sen Bailey. Waterway Incident Notification System (WINS) – Study.
CH0548
HB0973 (Amended) Del Valentine, et
al. Public Safety – Law Enforcement
Agencies – Positive Community
Feedback.
CH0549
SB0007 (Enrolled) Sen Bailey. Public Safety – Law Enforcement Agencies – Positive Community
Feedback.
CH0550
HB0857 Del D. Jones. Shellfish Aquaculture – Harvest Hours.
CH0551
SB0879 Sen Klausmeier, et
al. Shellfish Aquaculture – Harvest Hours.
CH0552
SB0178 (Amended) Sen Klausmeier. Agriculture – Pollinator Habitat Plan –
Requirements for State Highway Administration.
CH0553
HB0022 (Amended) Del Ruth, et al. Agriculture – Pollinator Habitat Plan – Requirements for
State Highway Administration.
CH0554
HB0062 Del Simpson. State Employee Rights and Protections – Personnel Actions
and Harassment – Investigation of
Complaints.
CH0555
SB0133 (Enrolled) Sen Klausmeier. State Employee Rights and Protections – Personnel Actions
and Harassment – Investigation of
Complaints.
CH0556
HB1153 (Enrolled) Del Love, et al. Environment – Water Pollution Control –
Protecting State Waters From PFAS Pollution (Protecting State Waters From PFAS
Pollution Act).
CH0557
SB0956 (Enrolled) Sen Hester. Environment – Water Pollution Control – Protecting State
Waters From PFAS Pollution (Protecting State Waters From PFAS Pollution Act).
CH0558
HB1165 (Enrolled) Del Love, et al. Watershed, Stream, and Floodplain Restoration
– Chesapeake and
Atlantic Coastal Bays Restoration and Stream and Floodplain Restoration Funding
(Whole Watershed Act).
CH0559
SB0969 (Enrolled) Sen Elfreth, et al. Watershed,
Stream, and Floodplain Restoration – Chesapeake and Atlantic Coastal Bays
Restoration and Stream and Floodplain Restoration Funding (Whole Watershed Act).
CH0560
SB0674 (Amended) Sen Elfreth, et al. Abandoned
or Sunken Vessels and Waterway Improvement Fund Grants.
CH0561
SB0835 (Enrolled) Sen Hester. Environment – Delegated Authorities – Well and Septic
Program Permits.
CH0562
HB0992 Del Stein. Environment – Delegated Authorities – Well and Septic
Program Permits.
CH0563
SB0570 (Amended) Sen Hester. Public Utilities – Thermal Energy
Network Systems – Authorization and
Establishment (Working for Accessible Renewable Maryland Thermal Heat (WARMTH)
Act).
CH0564
HB0397 (Enrolled) Del Charkoudian. Public
Utilities – Thermal Energy Network Systems – Authorization and Establishment
(Working for Accessible Renewable Maryland Thermal Heat (WARMTH) Act).
CH0565
HB0710 Del Rogers, et al. Business Regulation – Household Goods Movers
– Special Fund and Fees.
CH0566
SB0559 Sen Beidle. Business
Regulation – Household Goods
Movers – Special Fund and
Fees.
CH0567
HB0457 (Enrolled) Del Lehman, et al. Environment – Synthetic Turf – Disclosure and
Study.
CH0568
HB0420 (Amended) Del Lehman, et al. State and Local Parks – Play Area
Accessibility – Recreation
Communication Boards Pilot Program.
CH0569
HB0601 (Enrolled) Del Lehman, et al. Street Racing and Exhibition Driving –
Prohibited Acts, Enforcement, and Penalties.
CH0570
SB0442 (Enrolled) Sen Beidle, et al. Street
Racing and Exhibition Driving – Prohibited Acts, Enforcement, and Penalties.
CH0571
SB0207 (Amended) Sens Bailey and
Jennings. Natural Resources – Northern Snakehead
– Common Name.
CH0572
HB0019 (Amended) Del T. Morgan, et
al. Natural Resources – Northern Snakehead
– Common Name.
CH0573
SB0032 (Amended) Sens Bailey and
Klausmeier. Economic Development – Maryland
Agricultural and Resource–Based Industry
Development Corporation – Loans.
CH0574
HB0120 (Enrolled) Del T. Morgan, et
al. Economic Development – Maryland
Agricultural and Resource–Based Industry
Development Corporation – Loans.
CH0575
SB0589 (Enrolled) Sen Bailey, et al. Tri–County Council for Southern Maryland – Southern Maryland
Agricultural Development Commission – Funding.
CH0576
HB0812 (Amended) Del J. Long, et al. Tri–County Council for Southern Maryland –
Southern Maryland Agricultural Development Commission – Funding.
CH0577
HB0737 (Amended) Del J. Long, et al. Vehicle Laws – Slow Moving Vehicles – Right–Hand Lane.
CH0578
SB0194 (Amended) Sens Hayes and M.
Washington. State Procurement – Preferred Provider
Requirements – Waiver.
CH0579
SB0417 (Amended) Sen Hayes. Election Administration – State
Administrator, Local Boards, and Election Directors.
CH0580
HB0877 (Amended) Del Phillips, et al. Board of Public Works – Transparency Data
Dashboard.
CH0581
SB0703 (Amended) Sens Hayes and
Charles. Board of Public Works – Transparency Data
Dashboard.
CH0582
SB0673 (Amended) Sen Charles. State Procurement – Small Business
Reserve Program – Goals and Outreach
Program.
CH0583
HB0962 (Amended) Del Phillips, et al. State Procurement – Small Business
Reserve Program – Goals and Outreach
Program.
CH0584
SB1014 (Enrolled) Sen Charles. State Procurement – Procurement
Forecast and Outreach.
CH0585
SB0672 Sen Charles. Vehicle Laws – Automated Enforcement Citations and
Notices – Mailing Addresses.
CH0586
HB0552 Del Boyce. Vehicle Laws – Automated Enforcement Citations and
Notices – Mailing Addresses.
CH0587
HB0001 Del Boyce, et al. Maryland Paint Stewardship.
CH0588
SB0325 Sens Brooks and
West. Maryland Paint Stewardship.
CH0589
SB0915 (Enrolled) Sen Brooks. Agriculture – Invasive Plant Species –
Regulation (Biodiversity and Agriculture Protection Act).
CH0590
HB0979 (Amended) Del Foley, et al. Agriculture – Invasive Plant Species – Regulation
(Biodiversity and Agriculture Protection Act).
CH0591
SB0508 (Amended) Sens Bailey and
Hester. Hunting – Nonresident Sika
Deer Stamp – Fee Alteration.
CH0592
HB0497 (Amended) Del Hornberger, et
al. Hunting – Nonresident Sika
Deer Stamp – Fee Alteration.
CH0593
HB0562 Dels Hornberger and
D. Jones. Special Chesapeake Bay and
Coastal Sport Fishing License – Nonresidents – License Fee.
CH0594
SB0507 (Amended) Sens Bailey and
Hester. Special Chesapeake Bay and
Coastal Sport Fishing License – Nonresidents – License Fee.
CH0595
SB0783 (Enrolled) Sen Elfreth, et al. Public
Utilities – Solar Energy
Systems and Programs, Maryland Strategic Energy Investment Fund, and Prevailing
Wage (Brighter Tomorrow Act).
CH0596
SB0547 (Enrolled) Sen Elfreth, et al. Wildlife
– Traveling Animal
Acts – Prohibition.
CH0597
HB0379 (Enrolled) Del Love, et al. Wildlife – Traveling Animal Acts – Prohibition.
CH0598
SB0368 Sens Waldstreicher and Gile.
State Retirement and Pension System – Military Service Credit – Eligibility.
CH0599
SB1028 (Amended) Sen Waldstreicher. Human
Remains – Alkaline
Hydrolysis and Natural Organic Reduction (Green Death Care Options Act).
CH0600
HB1168 (Amended) Del Kaiser, et al. Human Remains – Alkaline Hydrolysis and Natural
Organic Reduction (Green Death Care Options Act).
CH0601
SB0149 Sen Waldstreicher. Vehicle
Towing or Removal – Insurer of Record – Electronic Notification.
CH0602
HB0176 Del Foley. Vehicle Towing or Removal – Insurer of Record – Electronic
Notification.
CH0603
SB0345 (Enrolled) Sen Waldstreicher. Transportation
– Vision Zero – Implementation.
CH0604
SB0544 Sens Waldstreicher and West.
Corporations and Associations – Ratification of Defective Corporate Acts – Alterations.
CH0605
HB0888 Del Amprey. Corporations
and Associations – Ratification of
Defective Corporate Acts – Alterations.
CH0606
SB0344 Sen Waldstreicher. Criminal
and Civil Trespass – Professional Land
Surveyors – Exception.
CH0607
HB0382 Del Schmidt, et al. Criminal and Civil Trespass – Professional Land
Surveyors – Exception.
CH0608
HB0749 Del Amprey. Corporations
and Associations – Definitions, Emergencies, and Outstanding Stock – Revisions.
CH0609
SB0400 Sens West and Waldstreicher. Corporations
and Associations – Definitions, Emergencies, and Outstanding Stock – Revisions.
CH0610
SB0793 (Amended) Sen West. Maryland Tort Claims Act – Sheriffs and
Deputy Sheriffs – County
Responsibility.
CH0611
HB0895 Del Embry. Maryland Tort Claims Act – Sheriffs and
Deputy Sheriffs – County
Responsibility.
CH0612
HB0780 (Amended) Del Embry, et al. Competitive Sealed Proposals – Security Contracts.
CH0613
HB1451 (Enrolled) Del Embry. Arts Incubator Workgroup – Established.
CH0614
SB0764 (Amended) Sens Hayes and
Kagan. Arts Incubator Workgroup – Established.
CH0615
SB0804 (Amended) Sen Brooks. Northwest Baltimore County Sports Tourism
Facility – Feasibility Study.
CH0616
HB0741 (Amended) Baltimore County
Delegation. Northwest Baltimore County
Sports Tourism Facility – Feasibility Study.
CH0617
HB0261 (Amended) Del Palakovich Carr, et al.
Unemployment Insurance – Benefits – Election Judges.
CH0618
HB0262 Del Palakovich Carr. Consumer
Protection – Consumer Reporting
Agencies – Information in
Consumer Credit Reports.
CH0619
SB0041 Sen Lam. Consumer Protection – Consumer Reporting
Agencies – Information in
Consumer Credit Reports.
CH0620
HB0345 (Amended) Del Palakovich Carr, et al.
Fish and Wildlife – Endangered and
Threatened Species – Definitions,
Petitions, and Regulations.
CH0621
SB0916 (Amended) Sen Brooks. Fish and Wildlife – Endangered and
Threatened Species – Definitions,
Petitions, and Regulations.
CH0622
HB0685 (Amended) Dels Harris and
Chang. Economic Development – Maryland Aerospace
and Technology Commission.
CH0623
SB0516 (Enrolled) Sen A. Washington. Economic Development – Maryland Aerospace
and Technology Commission.
CH0624
HB0212 (Enrolled) Del Palakovich Carr, et al.
Vehicle Laws – Noise Abatement
Monitoring Systems – Pilot Program.
CH0625
SB0155 (Amended) Sen A. Washington. Vehicle Laws – Noise Abatement Monitoring Systems – Pilot Program.
CH0626
SB0634 Sen Klausmeier. Maryland Technology Development Corporation – Authority.
CH0627
HB0776 Del Feldmark. Maryland
Technology Development Corporation – Authority.
CH0628
HB1192 (Enrolled) Del Feldmark, et al. Video
Lottery Facility Operations – Crimes of Moral Turpitude and Value of Table Game
Chips – Alterations.
CH0629
SB0633 (Amended) Sen Klausmeier. Maryland Self–Service Storage Act – Sale of Personal
Property in Satisfaction of Liens – Means of Advertising.
CH0630
SB1080 (Enrolled) Sen McCray, et al. State Personnel – Maryland
Department of Health – Pay Rates.
CH0631
HB0983 (Enrolled) Del Guzzone, et al. State Personnel – Maryland
Department of Health – Pay Rates.
CH0632
SB0587 (Amended) Sen McCray. Procurement – Minority Business Participation – Real Property
Title Insurance Services Reporting.
CH0633
HB0753 Del Young. Economic Development – Maryland
Technology Development Corporation – Application and Reporting Requirements.
CH0634
SB0358 Sen McCray. Economic Development – Maryland
Technology Development Corporation – Application and Reporting Requirements.
CH0635
SB0896 (Enrolled) Sen Carter (BCA). Baltimore Convention and Tourism
Redevelopment and Operating Authority Task Force.
CH0636
SB0730 Sen Carter. Motor Vehicles – Motorcycles – Passenger
Restrictions.
CH0637
HB0102 Del Miller. Motor Vehicles – Motorcycles – Passenger
Restrictions.
CH0638
HB0211 (Amended) Del Taveras. Business Regulation – Contractors,
Subcontractors, and Brokers – Prohibited Conduct.
CH0639
SB0648 (Amended) Sen Ellis. Business Regulation – Contractors,
Subcontractors, and Brokers – Prohibited Conduct.
CH0640
SB0135 (Enrolled) Sens Ellis and
McKay. Workgroup to Study Funding for
the Westernport Wastewater Treatment Facility – Establishment.
CH0641
HB1116 (Enrolled) Del Harrison. Business Regulation – Restaurants and
Traders – Licensing
Requirements.
CH0642
HB0611 Del Harrison. Electronic Transactions Protection Act – Repeal.
CH0643
SB0534 Sen Jackson. Electronic Transactions Protection Act – Repeal.
CH0644
HB0680 Dels T. Morgan and
J. Long. Environment – Nuclear Power
Plants – Emergency
Preparedness (Radiation and Emergency Preparedness and Protection Act).
CH0645
SB0536 Sen Jackson. Environment – Nuclear Power Plants – Emergency
Preparedness (Radiation and Emergency Preparedness and Protection Act).
CH0646
HB1199 (Enrolled) Del Edelson, et al. Transportation – MobilityLink Paratransit Service
Improvements – Study.
CH0647
SB0891 (Enrolled) Sen McCray. Transportation – MobilityLink Paratransit Service
Improvements – Study.
CH0648
HB0332 (Amended) Del Addison, et al. Out–of–State Motor Vehicles – Improper
Registration – Report.
CH0649
HB1507 (Amended) Del Addison, et al. Transportation – Major Change in Bus Service – Publication on
Website.
CH0650
SB0070 (Enrolled) Sen McCray. Transportation – Major Change in Bus Service – Publication on
Website.
CH0651
HB0038 (Amended) Del Edelson. Baltimore City – Motor Vehicle Off–Street Parking
Requirements Near Mass Transit Stations.
CH0652
HB0950 Del Edelson, et al. Maryland Transit Administration – Locally Operated
Transit Systems – Mandatory Funding.
CH0653
HB0850 (Enrolled) Del Tomlinson, et
al. State Procurement – Small Business
Preference Procurement.
CH0654
SB0556 (Amended) Sen Salling. Procurement – Construction Contingency Fund.
CH0655
HB1503 Del Roberts. Election Law – Campaign Finance Activities – State Treasurer.
CH0656
HB0981 (Amended) Del Martinez, et al. Principal Departments – Individuals With
Limited English Proficiency – Access to Public Services.
CH0657
HB1013 Del Wolek, et al. State Employees – Paid Sick Leave – Certificate of
Illness or Disability Signed by a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor.
CH0658
HB1273 (Amended) Del Pruski. Vehicle Laws – Manufacturers and Dealers – Delivery of
Vehicles.
CH0659
SB1003 (Amended) Sen Folden. Vehicle Laws – Manufacturers and Dealers – Delivery of
Vehicles.
CH0660
HB1501 Chr Joint Audit and
Evaluation Committee. State Government – Office of
Legislative Audits – Performance Audits.
CH0661
SB0150 Chr Joint Audit and
Evaluation Committee. State Government – Office of
Legislative Audits – Performance Audits.
CH0662
HB0415 (Amended) Del Forbes (Chr Jt Com on Pnsns). State Retirement and Pension System – Administration – Clarification and
Technical Correction.
CH0663
SB0320 (Amended) Sen Jackson (Chr Jt Com on Pnsns). State Retirement and Pension System – Administration – Clarification and
Technical Correction.
CH0664
SB0489 (Amended) Sen Jackson (Chr Jt Com on Pnsns). State Retirement and Pension System – Board of Trustees – Responsibilities
and Duties.
CH0665
HB0625 (Amended) Del Forbes (Chr Jt Com on Pnsns). State Retirement and Pension System – Board of Trustees – Responsibilities
and Duties.
CH0666
HB0629 Del Forbes (Chr Jt Com on Pnsns). State Retirement and Pension System – Consumer Price
Index – Definition.
CH0667
SB0490 Sen Jackson (Chr Jt Com on Pnsns). State Retirement and Pension System – Consumer Price
Index – Definition.
CH0668
SB0491 (Enrolled) Sen Jackson (Chr Jt Com on Pnsns). State Retirement and Pension System – Service Credit.
CH0669
HB0630 (Enrolled) Del Forbes (Chr Jt Com on Pnsns). State Retirement and Pension System – Service Credit.
CH0670
HB0966 (Amended) Del Forbes (Chr Jt Com on Pnsns). Law Enforcement Officers’ Pension System – Reemployment as
Sheriff.
CH0671
SB0706 (Amended) Sen Jackson (Chr Jt Com on Pnsns). Law Enforcement Officers’ Pension System – Reemployment as
Sheriff.
CH0672
SB0880 (Amended) Sen Jackson (Chr Jt Com on Pnsns). State Retirement and Pension System – Average Final
Compensation – Compensation
Adjustments.
CH0673
HB1004 (Amended) Del Forbes (Chr Jt Com on Pnsns). State Retirement and Pension System – Average Final
Compensation – Compensation
Adjustments.
CH0674
HB0690 Charles County
Delegation. Charles County – Adult Protective
Services Review Board – Membership.
CH0675
HB1321 Charles County
Delegation. Land Use – Southern Maryland
Code Counties – Subdivision
Regulations – Property
Dedication and Fee.
CH0676
HB0761 (Enrolled) Montgomery County
Delegation. Montgomery County – School Bus Stops
MC 6–24.
CH0677
HB0306 (Enrolled) Prince George’s
County Delegation. Prince George’s
County – Economic
Development – Workgroup on
Independent Innovation in Prince George’s County – Establishment PG 402–24.
CH0678
HB0364 (Enrolled) Prince George’s
County Delegation. Prince George’s
County – Stop Sign
Monitoring Systems – Authorization PG
301–24.
CH0679
HB1024 PG Co Deleg and
Mont Co Deleg. Washington Suburban
Sanitary Commission – Connection Pipe
Emergency Replacement Loan Program – Expansion PG/MC 101–24.
CH0680
HB0929 Washington County
Delegation. Agriculture – Nuisance
Insects.
CH0681
SB0854 Washington County
Senators. Agriculture – Nuisance Insects.
CH0682
HB0766 Calvert County
Delegation. Calvert County – Roadside
Solicitation of Money or Donations – Prohibition.
CH0683
HB0835 Calvert County
Delegation. Calvert County – Procurement – Local Preference.
CH0684
HB0796 Carroll County
Delegation. Carroll County – Public Facilities
Bond.
CH0685
HB0839 (Amended) Carroll County
Delegation. Carroll County – Contracts and
Purchasing.
CH0686
SB0437 (Amended) Carroll County
Senators. Carroll County – Contracts and
Purchasing.
CH0687
SB0530 Cecil County
Senators. Cecil County – Annual
Financial Report – Filing Date.
CH0688
HB0594 (Amended) Dorchester County
Delegation. Legal Advertisement or Legal
Notice in Dorchester County – Publication in Newspaper or Newspaper in General
Circulation – Digital Newspapers.
CH0689
HB0277 Del Kerr. Frederick County – Local Gaming and
Authorization for Electronic Tip Jar Dispensers.
CH0690
SB0415 Sen Lewis Young. Frederick County – Local Gaming and
Authorization for Electronic Tip Jar Dispensers.
CH0691
HB1017 (Amended) Frederick County
Delegation. Boundary of the Frederick
County Soil Conservation District – Alteration.
CH0692
SB0558 Sen McKay. Garrett County – Procurement – Bids and Contracts.
CH0693
HB0907 Del Hinebaugh. Garrett County – Procurement – Bids and Contracts.
CH0694
HB1338 Howard County
Delegation. Howard County Agricultural
Preservation Advisory Board – Term Length – Alteration Ho. Co. 15–24.
CH0695
HB0989 PG Co Deleg and
Mont Co Deleg. Montgomery County –
Subdivision Plats – Conditions PG/MC 111–24.
CH0696
HB1003 PG Co Deleg and
Mont Co Deleg. Montgomery County – Clerk of the
Circuit Court – Plat Recordation
PG/MC 110–24.
CH0697
HB1023 PG Co Deleg and
Mont Co Deleg. Prince George’s County
and Montgomery County – The Washington
Suburban Transit Commission Reform Act PG/MC 103–24.
CH0698
HB0977 Del Otto. Somerset County – Sale of Property – Revells
Neck Road.
CH0699
SB0763 Sen Carozza. Somerset County – Sale of Property – Revells
Neck Road.
CH0700
HB0967 Dels Wivell and
Valentine. Town of Keedysville
– Parking of
Vehicles – Restrictions.
CH0701
HB0928 Washington County
Delegation. Washington County – Procurement – Vehicles.
CH0702
HB1021 Washington County
Delegation. Washington County – Public Facilities
Bonds.
CH0703
HB0576 (Enrolled) The Spkr (Admin), et al.
Mental Health – Assisted
Outpatient Treatment Programs.
CH0704
SB0453 (Amended) The Pres (Admin),
et al. Mental Health – Assisted
Outpatient Treatment Programs.
CH0705
HB0575 (Amended) The Spkr (Admin), et al.
Criminal Procedure – Victim
Compensation – Alterations
(Victim Compensation Reform Act of 2024).
CH0706
HB0583 (Enrolled) The Spkr (Admin), et al.
Center for Firearm Violence Prevention and Intervention – Establishment.
CH0707
SB0475 (Enrolled) The Pres (Admin),
et al. Center for Firearm Violence
Prevention and Intervention – Establishment.
CH0708
SB0470 (Amended) The Pres (Admin),
et al. Growing Apprenticeships and the
Public Safety Workforce (GAPS) Act.
CH0709
HB0597 (Amended) The Spkr (Admin), et al.
Growing Apprenticeships and the Public Safety Workforce (GAPS) Act.
CH0710
HB0582 (Amended) The Spkr (Admin), et al.
Economic Development – Entrepreneurial Innovation Programs – Establishment
(Pava LaPere Legacy of Innovation Act of 2024).
CH0711
SB0473 (Amended) The Pres (Admin),
et al. Economic Development – Entrepreneurial
Innovation Programs – Establishment
(Pava LaPere Legacy of Innovation Act of 2024).
CH0712
SB1098 Sen Smith. Correctional Services – Diminution Credits
– Sexual Offenses.
CH0713
HB0810 (Enrolled) The Spkr. Criminal Law – Rapid–Fire Activator – Switch/Auto–Sear.
CH0714
HB0947 (Amended) Del Phillips, et al. Civil Actions – Public Nuisances – Firearm Industry
Members (Gun Industry Accountability Act of 2024).
CH0715
HB0105 (Enrolled) Del Atterbeary. Drunk
Driving Offenses – Expungement and
the Ignition Interlock System Program.
CH0716
SB0360 (Enrolled) The Pres (Admin). Budget Bill (Fiscal Year 2025).
CH0717
SB0362 (Enrolled) The Pres (Admin). Budget Reconciliation and Financing Act of
2024.
CH0718
HB1439 (Amended) Del Shetty, et al. Emergency Services – Funding.
CH0719
SB1092 (Enrolled) Sen Guzzone. Emergency Services – Funding.
CH0720
SB0361 (Enrolled) The Pres (Admin). Creation of a State Debt – Maryland
Consolidated Capital Bond Loan of 2024, and the Maryland Consolidated Capital
Bond Loans of 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, and 2023.
CH0721
SB1120 Chr B&T (Dept). University System of Maryland – Academic
Facilities Bonding Authority.
CH0722
SB0966 (Enrolled) Sens Zucker and
McCray. Prior Authorizations of State
Debt – Alterations.
CH0723
HB0453 The Spkr (Office of the Comptroller). Income Tax – Technical Corrections.
CH0724
SB0678 The Pres (Office of
the Comptroller). Income Tax – Technical
Corrections.
CH0725
HB0845 (Amended) The Spkr (Office of the Comptroller). Income Tax – Individual Income Tax Credit
Eligibility Awareness Campaign.
CH0726
SB1105 (Amended) The Pres (Office of
the Comptroller). Income Tax – Individual Income
Tax Credit Eligibility Awareness Campaign.
CH0727
HB0451 (Amended) The Spkr (Office of the Comptroller). Tax Assistance for Low–Income Marylanders – Funding.
CH0728
HB0454 (Amended) The Spkr (Office of the Comptroller). Disclosure of Tax Information – Tax Compliance
Activity and Binding Data Use Agreements.
CH0729
HB0455 (Amended) The Spkr (Office of the Comptroller). Comptroller – Electronic Tax and Fee Return
Filing Requirements.
CH0730
SB0677 (Amended) The Pres (Office of
the Comptroller). Comptroller – Electronic Tax and
Fee Return Filing Requirements.
CH0731
HB0452 (Amended) The Spkr (Office of the Comptroller). Individual Tax Preparers – Code of Ethics,
Notification of Actions, Enforcement, and Penalties (Stop Scam Tax Preparers
Act).
CH0732
SB0675 (Amended) The Pres (Office of
the Comptroller). Individual Tax
Preparers – Code of Ethics,
Notification of Actions, Enforcement, and Penalties (Stop Scam Tax Preparers
Act).
CH0733
HB0204 (Amended) Del Attar, et al. Education – Coaches – Mental Health Training.
CH0734
SB0165 (Amended) Sen Hettleman, et al. Education
– Coaches – Mental Health Training.
CH0735
HB0814 (Enrolled) The Spkr and Del Clippinger.
Juvenile Law – Reform.
CH0736
SB0652 (Amended) Sen McCray. Department of Juvenile Services – Report on
Shootings (Department of Juvenile Services Transparency Act of 2024).
CH0737
HB0172 (Amended) Chr JUD (Dept). Department of State Police – Professional
Occupations – Application
Process.
CH0738
SB0287 (Amended) Chr JPR (Dept). Department of State Police – Professional
Occupations – Application
Process.
CH0739
HB0195 (Amended) Del Guyton, et al. Public Safety – Missing Persons – Purple Alert
Program.
CH0740
HB0647 (Amended) Del Guyton. Property and Casualty Insurance – Pet
Insurance – Regulation.
CH0741
HB0315 (Amended) Del Bartlett. Regulated Firearms – Maryland Judiciary
– Reporting
Requirements.
CH0742
SB0319 (Amended) Sen West. Regulated Firearms – Maryland Judiciary
– Reporting
Requirements.
CH0743
HB0404 (Enrolled) Del Woods, et al. Public Safety – Wellness Checks – Requirements
(Gabriel’s Law).
CH0744
HB0823 (Amended) Del Charkoudian, et al. Fire
Protection and Prevention – Residential Rental
Property – Requirements
(Melanie Nicholle Diaz Fire Safety Act).
CH0745
SB0697 (Amended) Sen Gile, et al. Maryland National Guard – Tricare Premium
Reimbursement Program – Alterations.
CH0746
HB1065 (Amended) Del Clippinger. Public Safety – Maryland Entertainment District
Security Grant Program.
CH0747
SB0774 (Amended) Sen Ferguson, et al. Public Safety – Maryland Entertainment District
Security Grant Program.
CH0748
HB1229 (Amended) Del A. Jones, et al. Public Health – Kratom Consumer Protection Act.
CH0749
HB1076 (Enrolled) Del Roberts, et al. Education – Blind and Visually Impaired Students – Textbook Equity.
CH0750
SB1091 (Enrolled) Sen Watson, et al. Education – Blind and Visually Impaired
Students – Textbook Equity.
CH0751
SB0943 (Enrolled) Sens Kelly and Lam. Vehicle Laws – Bus Lane Obstruction – Monitoring Systems
Expansion and Workgroup (Better Bus Service Act of 2024).
CH0752
HB0119 (Enrolled) Chr HGO (Dept). Public Health – Giving Infants a Future Without
Transmission (GIFT) Act.
CH0753
HB0127 (Amended) Chr HGO (Dept). Public Health – Nonoccupational Postexposure
Prophylaxis (nPEP) Standing Order Program – Establishment.
CH0754
HB0238 (Enrolled) Chr ECM (Dept). Public Health – Clean Indoor Air Act – Revisions.
CH0755
SB0244 (Amended) Chr FIN (Dept). Public Health – Clean Indoor Air Act – Revisions.
CH0756
SB0688 Sen Smith (Md Jud
Conf). Prince George’s County – Judgeships – Circuit Courts.
CH0757
HB0592 Del Clippinger, et
al. Prince George’s County – Judgeships – Circuit Courts.
CH0758
HB0115 (Amended) Del Kaufman, et al. Criminal Procedure – Victims’ Rights – Notification of
Release From Confinement (Jaycee Webster Victims’ Rights Act).
CH0759
HB0801 (Amended) Del Kaufman, et al. Criminal Procedure – Committed Persons – Release
Proceedings.
CH0760
SB0551 (Amended) Sen Sydnor. Criminal Procedure – Committed Persons – Release
Proceedings.
CH0761
HB0496 (Enrolled) Del Shetty, et al. Criminal Law – Sexual Crimes – Definition of
Consent and Repeal of Force.
CH0762
SB0687 Sen Smith (Md Jud
Conf). Criminal Procedure – Bail Bonds – Seventh Judicial
Circuit.
CH0763
SB1095 (Amended) Sens Smith and Elfreth. Workgroup
on Home Detention Monitoring.
CH0764
SB1099 (Enrolled) Sen Smith, et al. Emergency Services – Automated External
Defibrillator and Naloxone Co–Location Initiative – Requirements for Public Buildings.
CH0765
HB0042 (Enrolled) Chr HGO (Dept). Public Health – Public Health Services and
Protections – Revisions.
CH0766
SB0220 (Enrolled) Chr FIN (Dept). Public Health – Public Health Services and
Protections – Revisions.
CH0767
SB0439 (Amended) Sen Elfreth, et al. Family
Law – Victims of
Domestic Violence Program – Certification and
Grant Fund.
CH0768
SB0975 (Enrolled) Sen Elfreth, et al. Maryland
Department of Health – Reproductive
Health Care Clinic Security Grant Program – Establishment (Supporting Reproductive
Health Care Clinics Act).
CH0769
SB0440 (Enrolled) Sen Elfreth, et al. Income
Tax Credit – Venison Donation.
CH0770
HB0447 (Amended) Del Ziegler, et al. Income Tax Credit – Venison Donation.
CH0771
HB0054 (Enrolled) Del Atterbeary. Property
Tax – Transfer to Heir
or Legatee – Payment Plans.
CH0772
SB0391 (Amended) Sen Kelly, et al. Criminal Law – Sexual Extortion, Stalking, and
Revenge Porn – Statute of
Limitations and In Banc Review.
CH0773
HB0544 (Amended) Del Atterbeary, et al. Criminal
Law – Sexual Extortion,
Stalking, and Revenge Porn – Statute of Limitations and In Banc Review.
CH0774
HB0808 (Amended) Del Atterbeary. Alcoholic
Beverages – Retail Delivery – Local Delivery Service Permit.
CH0775
SB0456 (Enrolled) Sen A. Washington. Alcoholic Beverages – Retail Delivery – Local
Delivery Service Permit.
CH0776
SB0191 (Enrolled) Sen A. Washington. Prince George’s County – Public School
Employees Property Tax Credit and Office of Integrity and Compliance PG 503–24.
CH0777
HB0986 (Amended) Del R. Lewis. Maryland Medical Assistance Program – Coverage for the
Treatment of Obesity – Required Study.
CH0778
SB0594 (Enrolled) Sen Hershey. Maryland Medical Assistance Program – Coverage for the
Treatment of Obesity – Required Study.
CH0779
HB0149 (Amended) Del Pippy, et al. Medical Records – Destruction – Notice and
Retrieval.
CH0780
HB0933 (Amended) Del Feldmark, et al. Behavioral
Health Crisis Response Services – 9–8–8 Trust Fund Fees.
CH0781
SB0974 (Amended) Sen Guzzone. Behavioral Health Crisis Response Services – 9–8–8 Trust Fund Fees.
CH0782
SB0578 (Amended) Sen Guzzone, et al. Professional and Volunteer Firefighter
Innovative Cancer Screening Technologies Program – Funding.
CH0783
HB1472 Del D. Jones, et al. Professional and Volunteer Firefighter
Innovative Cancer Screening Technologies Program – Funding.
CH0784
HB0490 (Amended) Del D. Jones, et al. Income Tax – Subtraction Modification for
Donations to Diaper Banks and Other Charitable Entities – Sunset Extension.
CH0785
HB0874 (Enrolled) Del Pena–Melnyk, et al. State Board of Long–Term Care
Administrators – Requirements for
Assisted Living Managers.
CH0786
SB0613 (Enrolled) Sen Beidle. State Board
of Long–Term Care
Administrators – Requirements for
Assisted Living Managers.
CH0787
HB1333 (Amended) Del Pena–Melnyk, et al. Public Health – Maryland Commission on Health
Equity and Commission on Public Health – Revisions.
CH0788
HB1497 (Amended) Del Pena–Melnyk, et al. State Board of Massage Therapy Examiners – Scope of Practice,
Reinstatements, and Examinations by Health Care Providers.
CH0789
HB1498 Del Pena–Melnyk. State Board of Massage Therapy Examiners – Aiding or Abetting
Unauthorized Practice – Prohibition.
CH0790
SB0973 (Enrolled) Sen Guzzone. Hospitals – Private Hospital Grant Program – Funding.
CH0791
SB0580 (Amended) Sen Guzzone, et al. Sales and Use Tax – Nonprofit
Organizations Maintaining Memorials – Exemption.
CH0792
HB0548 (Amended) Del Guzzone, et al. Task Force on Responsible Use of Natural
Psychedelic Substances.
CH0793
SB1009 (Amended) Sen Feldman. Task Force on Responsible Use of Natural
Psychedelic Substances.
CH0794
SB0694 Sen Feldman. Maryland Department of Health – Health
Commissions and Maryland Insurance Administration – Study.
CH0795
HB0887 Del Pena–Melnyk, et al. Maryland Department of Health – Health Commissions
and Maryland Insurance Administration – Study.
CH0796
HB0827 (Amended) Del Qi, et al. Maryland Insurance Administration –
Professional Employer Organizations – Study.
CH0797
SB0821 (Amended) Sen Feldman. Maryland Insurance Administration – Professional
Employer Organizations – Study.
CH0798
SB1059 (Amended) Sen Ellis. Maternal Health – Assessments, Referrals, and
Reporting (Maryland Maternal Health Act of 2024).
CH0799
HB1051 (Amended) Del White Holland,
et al. Maternal Health – Assessments,
Referrals, and Reporting (Maryland Maternal Health Act of 2024).
CH0800
HB1092 (Amended) Del White Holland,
et al. 9–1–1 Trust Fund – Purposes – Training in
Telecommunications Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation.
CH0801
SB0649 (Amended) Sen Kagan. 9–1–1 Trust Fund – Purposes – Training in
Telecommunications Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation.
CH0802
HB1009 (Amended) Del Chang. Public Health – Federally Qualified Health
Centers Grant Program – Recovery of Funding.
CH0803
SB0881 (Amended) Sen Zucker. Public Health – Federally Qualified Health
Centers Grant Program – Recovery of Funding.
CH0804
SB1142 (Enrolled) Sens Zucker and
Guzzone. Tax Assistance for Low–Income Marylanders – Funding.
CH0805
SB0615 (Amended) Sen Simonaire, et al. General
Provisions – Commemorative Days
– Maryland Veterans
Suicide Prevention Day.
CH0806
SB0020 (Amended) Sen Simonaire. Environment
– Cox Creek Citizens
Oversight Committee – Alterations.
CH0807
HB0343 (Enrolled) Del Munoz. Environment – Dredged Material – Containment,
Redeposit, and Oversight.
CH0808
SB0182 (Enrolled) Sen Sydnor. Criminal Procedure – Facial Recognition
Technology – Requirements,
Procedures, and Prohibitions.
CH0809
HB0338 (Enrolled) Del Moon, et al. Criminal Procedure – Facial Recognition
Technology – Requirements, Procedures, and Prohibitions.
CH0810
SB0522 Sen Augustine. Charter Counties – Enforcement of
Local Laws.
CH0811
HB0501 Del Fennell, et al. Charter Counties – Enforcement of
Local Laws.
CH0812
SB0938 (Amended) Sens Augustine and
A. Washington. Maryland Department of
Health – Public Education
Campaign on Prostate, Lung, and Breast Cancer Prevention.
CH0813
HB1293 (Amended) Del Woods, et al. Maryland Department of Health – Public Education
Campaign on Prostate, Lung, and Breast Cancer Prevention.
CH0814
HB0381 (Amended) Del Hill, et al. State Board of Examiners in Optometry – Criminal History
Records Checks.
CH0815
SB0175 (Amended) Sen Augustine. State Board of Examiners in Optometry – Criminal History
Records Checks.
CH0816
SB1000 (Amended) Sen Beidle. Maryland
Health Care Commission – Nursing Homes – Acquisitions.
CH0817
HB1122 (Enrolled) Del Kerr, et al. Maryland Health Care Commission – Nursing
Homes – Acquisitions.
CH0818
HB1125 (Amended) Del Kerr, et al. Certified Nursing Assistants – Licensing
Requirements and Administrative Updates.
CH0819
SB0999 (Amended) Sen Beidle. Certified
Nursing Assistants – Licensing
Requirements and Administrative Updates.
CH0820
HB0292 (Amended) Del Kerr, et al. State Procurement – Maryland State
Board of Contract Appeals – Attorney’s Fees.
CH0821
SB0667 (Amended) Sen Charles. State Procurement – Maryland State
Board of Contract Appeals – Attorney’s Fees.
CH0822
HB0865 (Amended) Del Martinez, et al. Maryland Medical Assistance Program and
Health Insurance – Coverage for
Prostheses (So Every Body Can Move Act).
CH0823
SB0614 (Amended) Sen Beidle, et al. Maryland
Medical Assistance Program and Health Insurance – Coverage for Prostheses (So Every
Body Can Move Act).
CH0824
SB1001 (Amended) Sen Beidle. Alcoholic
Beverages – Class 4 Limited
Winery License – Requirements and
Authorizations.
CH0825
HB1083 (Amended) Del Pruski. Alcoholic Beverages – Class 4 Limited
Winery License – Requirements and
Authorizations.
CH0826
HB0036 (Enrolled) Chr ECM (Dept). Insurance – Protections After Loss or Damage to
Property.
CH0827
HB0090 (Amended) Chr ECM (Dept). Insurance – Hearing Representation.
CH0828
SB0230 (Enrolled) Chr FIN (Dept). Insurance – Hearing Representation.
CH0829
HB0969 (Amended) Del Bartlett, et al. Death Certificates – Cause or Manner of
Death Determinations – Requirements After
Change or Correction (Katherine Morris Death Reclassification Act).
CH0830
HB0476 (Amended) Del Bartlett, et al. Criminal Procedure – Forensic Genetic
Genealogical DNA Analysis and Search – Applicability for Deceased and Missing
Individuals.
CH0831
SB0549 (Amended) Sen Sydnor. Criminal Procedure – Forensic Genetic
Genealogical DNA Analysis and Search – Applicability for Deceased and Missing
Individuals.
CH0832
HB1127 (Amended) Del Bartlett, et al. Sexual Assault Forensic Examinations
Conducted Through Telehealth – Reimbursement and Study.
CH0833
SB0950 (Amended) Sen Hettleman. Sexual
Assault Forensic Examinations Conducted Through Telehealth – Reimbursement and
Study.
CH0834
SB0113 (Amended) Sen Kelly, et al. Criminal Law – Sexual Solicitation of a Minor
Through Child Pornography – Prohibition.
CH0835
HB0099 Del Bartlett. Criminal Law – Sexual Solicitation of a Minor
Through Child Pornography – Prohibition.
CH0836
SB0134 (Enrolled) Sen Hettleman, et al. Office
of the Correctional Ombudsman – Establishment and Funding.
CH0837
SB0144 Sens Hettleman and Gile. Medical
Records – Fees – Attorneys
Representing Patients.
CH0838
HB0153 (Enrolled) Del Rosenberg, et
al. Medical Records – Fees – Attorneys
Representing Patients.
CH0839
SB0952 (Enrolled) Sen Hettleman. Assisted
Living Programs – Assisted Living
Referrers – Requirements and
Prohibitions.
CH0840
HB0353 (Enrolled) Del Cullison, et al. Maryland Department of Health – 2–1–1 Maryland – Oversight.
CH0841
SB0705 (Amended) Sens Hayes and Lam. Health Insurance – Qualified Resident
Enrollment Program (Access to Care Act).
CH0842
HB0728 (Amended) Del Cullison, et al. Health Insurance – Qualified Resident
Enrollment Program (Access to Care Act).
CH0843
HB0959 (Amended) Del Bhandari, et al. Health Occupations – Certified Dialysis
Technicians – Continuing
Education Requirement.
CH0844
HB1143 (Enrolled) Del Bhandari, et al. Emergency Medical Services – Maryland Emergency
Department Wait Time Reduction Commission – Establishment.
CH0845
SB0790 (Enrolled) Sens Klausmeier and
Ellis. Maryland Medical Assistance
Program – Employed
Individuals With Disabilities.
CH0846
HB0822 (Amended) Del Cullison, et al. Maryland Medical Assistance Program – Employed
Individuals With Disabilities.
CH0847
HB0932 (Enrolled) Del Cullison, et al. Health Insurance – Utilization Review
– Revisions.
CH0848
SB0791 (Enrolled) Sen Klausmeier. Health Insurance – Utilization Review
– Revisions.
CH0849
SB0408 (Amended) Sen Klausmeier. Maryland Department of Health – Reports on
Standing Orders and Opioid Overdose Reversal Drugs.
CH0850
HB0411 (Amended) Del Kipke, et al. Maryland Department of Health – Reports on
Standing Orders and Opioid Overdose Reversal Drugs.
CH0851
SB0751 (Amended) Sen Klausmeier. Public Health – Opioid Restitution Advisory
Council and Fund – Revisions.
CH0852
HB0980 (Amended) Del Rosenberg, et
al. Public Health – Opioid Restitution
Advisory Council and Fund – Revisions.
CH0853
HB1134 Dels Bagnall and
Lopez. Hospitals and Related
Institutions – Residential Treatment Centers – Accreditation.
CH0854
SB0403 Sen Klausmeier. Hospitals and Related Institutions – Residential
Treatment Centers – Accreditation.
CH0855
HB1053 (Amended) Del Kaiser, et al. State Board of Nursing – Executive Director
Qualifications.
CH0856
HB0016 (Enrolled) Del Kaiser. Tax Sales – Homeowner Protection Program – Funding.
CH0857
HB1482 (Enrolled) Del Fraser–Hidalgo. Uninsured Driving Penalties – Funding for the
Maryland Automobile Insurance Fund, Driver Education, and Transportation to
Field Trips.
CH0858
HB0005 Del Crosby. Criminal Law – Indecent Exposure Within the
Presence of a Minor.
CH0859
SB0130 (Amended) Sen Bailey, et al. Criminal Law – Indecent Exposure Within the
Presence of a Minor.
CH0860
SB0712 (Amended) Sen Bailey. State–Owned Nursing Homes – Deficiencies,
Citations, and Fines – Reporting
Requirements.
CH0861
HB0938 (Amended) Del Crosby, et al. State–Owned Nursing Homes – Deficiencies,
Citations, and Fines – Reporting Requirements.
CH0862
SB0429 (Enrolled) Sen Bailey. Corporations and Associations – Protestant
Episcopal Church, Diocese of Washington.
CH0863
SB0119 Sen Lam, et al. Legally Protected Health Care – Gender–Affirming Treatment.
CH0864
SB0371 (Amended) Sen Lam. Maryland Medical Assistance Program – Personal Care
Aides – Wage Reports.
CH0865
HB0189 (Enrolled) Del R. Lewis, et al. Maryland Medical Assistance Program – Personal Care
Aides – Wage Reports.
CH0866
SB0718 (Enrolled) Sens Lam and McKay. Maryland Pathway to Nursing Pilot Program and
Advisory Committee – Establishment.
CH0867
SB0991 (Enrolled) Sen Lam. Behavioral Health – Language
Assistance Services Pilot Program.
CH0868
HB1259 (Amended) Del Alston, et al. Health Insurance – Breast and Lung
Cancer Screening – Coverage
Requirements.
CH0869
HB0759 Del Alston. Advanced Practice Registered Nurses – Professional
Liability Insurance Coverage – Notification Requirements.
CH0870
SB0996 Sen Klausmeier. Advanced Practice Registered Nurses – Professional
Liability Insurance Coverage – Notification Requirements.
CH0871
SB0830 (Enrolled) Sen Klausmeier. State Board of Physicians – Performance of X–Ray Duties Without
a License.
CH0872
HB0934 (Enrolled) Del Hutchinson, et
al. State Board of Physicians – Performance of X–Ray Duties Without
a License.
CH0873
SB0336 (Amended) Sen Klausmeier. Insurance – Producer Licensing Requirements – Education and
Experience.
CH0874
HB0265 (Amended) Del Qi. Insurance – Producer Licensing Requirements – Education and
Experience.
CH0875
HB1081 (Amended) Del Phillips, et al. Public Safety – Automatic License Plate Readers – Captured Plate
Data Storage and Upload.
CH0876
SB0840 (Enrolled) Sen Sydnor. Public Safety – Automatic License Plate Readers – Captured Plate
Data Storage and Upload.
CH0877
SB0111 (Enrolled) Sen Sydnor. Criminal Procedure – Protection of
Identity of Minor Victim.
CH0878
HB0458 (Amended) Del Phillips, et al. Criminal Procedure – Protection of
Identity of Minor Victim.
CH0879
SB0059 (Amended) Sen Ellis, et al. Hospitals – Care of Infants After Discharge (Safe
Sleep Act of 2024).
CH0880
HB0177 (Amended) Del R. Lewis, et al. Hospitals – Care of Infants After Discharge (Safe
Sleep Act of 2024).
CH0881
HB0039 (Enrolled) Del R. Lewis. Residential Service Agencies – Reimbursement – Personal
Assistance Services (Homecare Worker Rights Act of 2024).
CH0882
SB0197 (Enrolled) Sen Ellis. Residential Service Agencies – Reimbursement – Personal
Assistance Services (Homecare Worker Rights Act of 2024).
CH0883
SB0839 Sen Sydnor. General Provisions – Damages or Losses – Definition.
CH0884
HB0832 (Enrolled) Del Stewart. General Provisions – Damages or Losses – Definition.
CH0885
HB1155 (Enrolled) Del Stewart, et al. Hospitals – Opioid Overdose and Opioid–Related Emergency
Medical Conditions – Treatment.
CH0886
SB1071 (Enrolled) Sen McKay. Hospitals – Opioid Overdose and Opioid–Related Emergency
Medical Conditions – Treatment.
CH0887
SB0187 Sen Sydnor. Correctional Services – Inmate Employment – Agricultural Work.
CH0888
HB0094 Del Pasteur. Correctional Services – Inmate Employment – Agricultural Work.
CH0889
HB1078 Del Woods, et al. Maryland Medical Assistance Program – Remote Ultrasound
Procedures and Remote Fetal Nonstress Tests.
CH0890
HB1105 Del Woods, et al. Advanced Practice Registered Nurses – Certification
Requirement and Exceptions.
CH0891
HB1337 (Amended) Del Woods, et al. Health Insurance – Appeals and
Grievances Process – Reporting
Requirements.
CH0892
SB0181 (Amended) Sen McCray, et al. Qualifying Nonprofit Organizations – Training and
Reentry Services – Funding.
CH0893
SB0468 (Amended) Sen McCray (BCA). Criminal Law – Private Home Detention Monitoring – Notification.
CH0894
HB0186 Del Hartman. Eastern Shore Code Counties – Maximum Hotel
Rental Tax Rate – Alteration.
CH0895
HB0147 (Amended) Del Hartman. Tobacco Tax Stamp Refunds – Loss Due to Theft.
CH0896
SB0072 (Amended) Sens McCray and Lam. Tobacco Tax Stamp Refunds – Loss Due to Theft.
CH0897
HB0066 Del Charkoudian. Property
Tax Credits – Public School
Employees, Health and Safety Improvements, and Property Used for Local Housing
Programs.
CH0898
HB0287 (Amended) Del Charkoudian, et al. Property
Tax – Renters’ Property
Tax Relief Program – Assets Calculation.
CH0899
SB0342 (Amended) Sen McCray. Property Tax – Renters’ Property Tax Relief
Program – Assets Calculation.
CH0900
SB0402 Sen McKay. Correctional Training Commission – Membership – Alterations.
CH0901
HB0786 (Amended) Del Bagnall, et al. Health Occupations – Limited License to
Practice Dentistry – Services for Adults.
CH0902
SB0799 (Amended) Sens McKay and
Guzzone. Health Occupations – Limited
License to Practice Dentistry – Services for Adults.
CH0903
SB0600 Sen Kramer. Maryland Medical Assistance Program – Dental Services – Coverage and Rate
Study.
CH0904
HB0103 Del Bagnall. Maryland Medical Assistance Program – Dental Services – Coverage and Rate
Study.
CH0905
HB0499 (Amended) Del Bagnall, et al. Health Occupations – Private Dental
Offices – Infection Control.
CH0906
SB0412 Sen Gile, et al. Mental Health Law – County Mental
Health Advisory Committees – Membership.
CH0907
HB0408 Del Bagnall, et al. Mental Health Law – County Mental
Health Advisory Committees – Membership.
CH0908
SB0822 (Amended) Sen Kramer, et al. Income Tax – Subtraction Modification – State Law
Enforcement Officers.
CH0909
HB1476 Del Kerr. State Board of Examiners for Audiologists,
Hearing Aid Dispensers, Speech–Language Pathologists, and Music Therapists – Appointment of
Members.
CH0910
SB0714 Sens Kramer and
Hershey. State Board of Examiners for
Audiologists, Hearing Aid Dispensers, Speech–Language Pathologists, and Music
Therapists – Appointment of
Members.
CH0911
HB1162 (Enrolled) Del Rogers, et al. 9–1–1 Specialist Recruitment and Retention
Workgroup.
CH0912
SB1034 (Amended) Sen Carozza, et al. 9–1–1 Specialist Recruitment and Retention
Workgroup.
CH0913
SB0159 (Amended) Sen Gile, et al. Courts – Military Records – Recordation and
Inspection.
CH0914
HB0125 (Amended) Del Rogers, et al. Courts – Military Records – Recordation and
Inspection.
CH0915
HB0461 Del Martinez, et al. Health – State Advisory Council on Quality Care at
the End of Life – Renaming.
CH0916
SB0006 (Amended) Sen Gile, et al. Property Tax – Credit for Dwelling House of
Disabled Veterans – Alterations.
CH0917
HB0063 (Enrolled) Del Pruski. Property Tax – Credit for Dwelling House of
Disabled Veterans – Alterations.
CH0918
SB1041 (Enrolled) Sens Gile and
Folden. Alcoholic Beverages – Breweries,
Wineries, and Distilleries – Direct Delivery.
CH0919
SB0167 (Amended) Sen Carozza. Physician Assistants – Revisions
(Physician Assistant Modernization Act of 2024).
CH0920
HB0806 (Enrolled) Del Kerr, et al. Physician Assistants – Revisions
(Physician Assistant Modernization Act of 2024).
CH0921
HB1110 Dels Kerr and
Simpson. Maryland Intrastate Emergency
Management Assistance Compact – City of Frederick.
CH0922
HB0084 (Amended) Del Kerr, et al. Hospitals and Urgent Care Centers – Sepsis Protocol
(Lochlin’s Law).
CH0923
SB0332 (Amended) Sens Lewis Young
and Guzzone. Hospitals and Urgent Care
Centers – Sepsis Protocol
(Lochlin’s Law).
CH0924
HB0051 (Enrolled) Del Rosenberg, et
al. Public Health – Maryland Pediatric
Cancer Fund and Commission.
CH0925
SB0013 (Enrolled) Sen Jackson. Public Health – Maryland Pediatric Cancer Fund and
Commission.
CH0926
SB0136 (Amended) Sens Jackson and
Muse. Family Law – Marriage Ceremony – Designation of
Deputy Clerk.
CH0927
HB0300 Del Toles, et al. Family Law – Marriage Ceremony – Designation of
Deputy Clerk.
CH0928
HB0531 Del Embry, et al. Correctional Services – Parole Supervision
Fees and Drug and Alcohol Abuse Test Payment – Repeal.
CH0929
SB0905 (Enrolled) Sen Kelly, et al. Public Safety – Extreme Risk Protective
Orders – Review of Court Records.
CH0930
HB0755 Del Bhandari. State Board of Social Work Examiners – Board Membership
and Certified Social Worker Licenses.
CH0931
SB0106 Sen Kelly. State Board of Social Work Examiners – Board Membership
and Certified Social Worker Licenses.
CH0932
SB0944 (Enrolled) Sen Kelly. Nonprescription Drugs and Devices – Provision by
Registered Nurses and Sale of Contraceptives Through Automatic Devices.
CH0933
HB1171 (Enrolled) Del Williams, et al. Nonprescription Drugs and Devices – Provision
by Registered Nurses and Sale of Contraceptives Through Automatic Devices.
CH0934
HB1063 (Amended) Del Williams, et al. Criminal Organizations – Underlying Crime.
CH0935
SB0379 (Enrolled) Sen West, et al. Task Force to Study Crime Classification – Renaming,
Membership, and Duties.
CH0936
SB1036 (Amended) Sen West. Task Force on the Creation of a Division of
Returning Citizens and Expanded Reentry Services – Establishment.
CH0937
HB1037 (Enrolled) Del Taylor, et al. Task Force on the Creation of a Division of
Returning Citizens and Expanded Reentry Services – Establishment.
CH0938
HB1329 Del Attar. Division of Parole and Probation – Private
Home Detention Monitoring – Earned Compliance Credits.
CH0939
HB0763 (Enrolled) Del Attar, et al. Commission on Hate Crime Response and
Prevention – Membership.
CH0940
SB0011 (Enrolled) Sen Carter. Criminal Procedure – Expungement – Vendor Contracts.
CH0941
SB0452 (Amended) Sen Carter. Courts – Prohibited Liability Agreements – Recreational
Facilities.
CH0942
SB0729 (Amended) Sen Carter. Business Occupations and Professions – Security Guards – Use of Force
Reporting, Standards, and Certifications.
CH0943
SB0620 (Amended) Sen Carter. Resources and Education for All Prisons
(REAP) Act.
CH0944
HB0092 (Enrolled) Del Amprey. Resources
and Education for All Prisons (REAP) Act.
CH0945
HB0209 (Amended) Del Amprey, et al. Prison
Education Delivery Reform Commission.
CH0946
SB0623 (Amended) Sen Carter. Prison Education Delivery Reform Commission.
CH0947
HB0732 (Enrolled) Baltimore City
Delegation. Baltimore City – Control
Over Powers of Police Commissioner.
CH0948
SB0894 (Amended) Sen Carter. Baltimore City – Control Over Powers of Police
Commissioner.
CH0949
SB0532 (Enrolled) Sen Gallion. Commission to Advance Lithium–Ion Battery
Safety in Maryland.
CH0950
HB0468 (Enrolled) Dels Love and Boyce. Commission to Advance Lithium–Ion Battery Safety
in Maryland.
CH0951
HB1339 (Amended) Del Reilly, et al. Health Insurance – Hearing Aids for
Adults – Coverage.
CH0952
SB0778 (Amended) Sen Gallion. Health Insurance – Hearing Aids for
Adults – Coverage.
CH0953
HB0097 (Enrolled) Del Taveras, et al. Baby Food – Toxic Heavy Metals – Testing and
Labeling (Rudy’s Law).
CH0954
SB0723 (Enrolled) Sen Benson. Baby Food – Toxic Heavy Metals – Testing and
Labeling (Rudy’s Law).
CH0955
SB0036 (Amended) Sen Benson. Correctional Services – Investigation of
Suspected Homicide – Reporting.
CH0956
HB0565 (Amended) Del Simmons, et al. Correctional Services – Investigation of
Suspected Homicide – Reporting.
CH0957
HB0557 (Amended) Del Adams, et al. Sales and Use Tax Exemption – Aircraft Parts and
Equipment – Repeal of
Reporting Requirement and Extension of Sunset.
CH0958
SB0574 (Enrolled) Sen Corderman, et
al. Sales and Use Tax Exemption – Aircraft Parts and
Equipment – Repeal of
Reporting Requirement and Extension of Sunset.
CH0959
HB0328 (Enrolled) Del Lopez, et al. Hospitals – Financial Assistance Policies – Revisions.
CH0960
HB0676 (Amended) Del M. Morgan, et
al. Right to Try Act – Individualized
Investigational Treatments.
CH0961
HB0378 (Amended) Del Guzzone. State Board of Dietetic Practice – Dietitian–Nutritionists – Application
Requirements.
CH0962
HB1056 (Amended) Del Guzzone, et al. State Board of Pharmacy – Prohibition on
Discrimination Against 340B Drug Distribution.
CH0963
HB1244 (Enrolled) Del Smith, et al. Maryland Higher Education Commission – Academic Program
Approval and Institutional Mission Statements – Requirements.
CH0964
HB1340 (Amended) Del Anderton. Wicomico County – Alcoholic
Beverages – Monopoly of Liquor
Control Board and Dispensary – Repeal.
CH0965
HB1358 (Amended) Del Ruff, et al. Natural Resources – Gwynns Falls State Park – Focus Group, Advisory Committee, and
Report.
CH0966
SB0769 Frederick County
Senators. Frederick County – Property Tax
Credit for Property Located in Historic District – Alterations.
CH0967
HB1357 Howard County
Delegation. Howard County – Payment in Lieu of
Taxes Agreements – Moderate Income
Housing Ho. Co. 8–24.
CH0968
HB1402 (Amended) Montgomery County
Delegation. Montgomery County – State’s
Attorney’s Office Personnel – Application of County Personnel Laws and
Collective Bargaining MC 12–24.
CH0969
HB0396 Prince George’s
County Delegation. Prince George’s
County – Sales and Use Tax
on Energy and Fuel – Use of Revenue PG
407–24.
CH0970
HB0398 (Amended) Prince George’s
County Delegation. Prince George’s
County – Taxes on
Telecommunications Services – Use of Revenue PG 406–24.
CH0971
HB0035 Chr W&M (Dept). Property Tax – Submission of Building Permits to
Supervisor of Assessments – Estimated
Construction Cost.
CH0972
HB0154 (Enrolled) Chr W&M (Dept). Homeowners’ and Homestead Property Tax
Credits – Application Filing
Deadline – Extension.
CH0973
SB0286 (Enrolled) Chr B&T (Dept). Homeowners’ and Homestead Property Tax
Credits – Application Filing
Deadline – Extension.
CH0974
HB0507 (Amended) Dels Buckel and
Hinebaugh. Allegany and Garrett Counties
– Property Tax – Credit for
Construction of Housing.
CH0975
HB0636 Allegany County
Delegation. Allegany County – Property Tax
Credit – Evergreen Heritage
Center.
CH0976
SB0502 Sen McKay. Allegany County – Property Tax Credit –
Evergreen Heritage Center.
CH0977
HB0358 (Enrolled) Prince George’s
County Delegation. Prince George’s
County – Workgroup on
Health and Wellness PG 409–24.
CH0978
SB0151 (Amended) Sen Muse. Prince George’s County – Workgroup on
Health and Wellness.
CH0979
HB0668 Del Pruski. Anne Arundel County – Sheriff – Salary.
CH0980
SB0658 Anne Arundel County
Senators. Anne Arundel County – Sheriff – Salary.
CH0981
HB0906 (Enrolled) Del Hinebaugh. Garrett County – Sheriff’s Salary –
Alteration.
CH0982
SB0521 Sen McKay. Garrett County – Sheriff’s Salary – Alteration.
CH0983
HB0960 Frederick County
Delegation. City of Frederick – Assignment of
Offenders to Road Work – Repeal.
CH0984
HB0975 Del Otto. Somerset County – Fire, Rescue, and Emergency
Medical Services.
CH0985
SB0807 Sen Carozza. Somerset County – Fire, Rescue, and
Emergency Medical Services.
CH0986
HB0976 Del Otto. Somerset County – Fire Companies – Appropriations.
CH0987
SB0829 Sen Carozza. Somerset County – Fire Companies – Appropriations.
CH0988
HB1060 (Amended) Carroll County
Delegation. Carroll County – Sheriff –
Salary.
CH0989
HB1093 (Amended) Del Bagnall. Anne Arundel County – Human Relations
Commission – Subpoena
Enforcement.
CH0990
SB1038 (Amended) Anne Arundel County
Senators. Anne Arundel County – Human Relations
Commission – Subpoena
Enforcement.
CH0991
HB1213 (Amended) Baltimore County
Delegation. Baltimore County – Sheriff – Salary.
CH0992
HB1450 (Amended) Howard County
Delegation. Howard County Task Force to
Study Revenue Options for School Capital Needs Ho. Co. 18–24.
CH0993
SB1039 Frederick County
Senators. Frederick County – Juveniles – Truancy Reduction
Pilot Program.
CH0994
HB0307 (Enrolled) Prince George’s
County Delegation. Prince George’s
County – Alcoholic
Beverages Licenses – Nonprofit
Organizations PG 304–24.
CH0995
SB0009 (Amended) Sen Watson. Prince George’s County – Alcoholic
Beverages Licenses – Nonprofit
Organizations.
CH0996
HB0335 (Enrolled) Dels Addison and
Young. Baltimore City – Alcoholic
Beverages – B–D–7 Licenses – Hours of Sale.
CH0997
SB0045 (Amended) Sen McCray. Baltimore City – Alcoholic Beverages – B–D–7 Licenses – Hours of Sale.
CH0998
HB0362 Del Ghrist, et al. Caroline County – Alcoholic
Beverages – Barbershop and
Beauty Salon License.
CH0999
SB0531 Caroline County
Senators. Caroline County – Alcoholic
Beverages – Barbershop and
Beauty Salon License.
CH1000
HB0363 Del Ghrist, et al. Caroline County – Alcoholic Beverages – Beer,
Wine, and Liquor Tasting License.
CH1001
SB0529 Caroline County
Senators. Caroline County – Alcoholic
Beverages – Beer, Wine, and
Liquor Tasting License.
CH1002
HB0586 Frederick County
Delegation. Frederick County – Alcoholic
Beverages – Weinberg
Center/New Spires Arts Stages Beer, Wine, and Liquor License.
CH1003
SB0563 Frederick County
Senators. Frederick County – Alcoholic
Beverages – Weinberg
Center/New Spires Arts Stages Beer, Wine, and Liquor License.
CH1004
HB0587 (Amended) Frederick County
Delegation. Frederick County – Alcoholic
Beverages – Manufacturer’s
Limited Beer, Wine, and Liquor Permit.
CH1005
SB0561 (Enrolled) Frederick County
Senators. Frederick County – Alcoholic
Beverages – Manufacturer’s
Limited Beer, Wine, and Liquor Permit.
CH1006
HB0588 Frederick County
Delegation. Frederick County – Alcoholic
Beverages – Municipal Golf
Course License.
CH1007
SB0560 Frederick County
Senators. Frederick County – Alcoholic
Beverages – Municipal Golf
Course License.
CH1008
HB0621 (Enrolled) Harford County
Delegation. Harford County – Alcoholic
Beverages – Stadium License
Annual Fee.
CH1009
HB0632 Harford County
Delegation. Harford County – Alcoholic
Beverages Licenses – Golf Simulator
Facility.
CH1010
SB0736 Harford County
Senators. Harford County – Alcoholic
Beverages Licenses – Golf Simulator
Facility.
CH1011
HB0635 (Enrolled) Harford County
Delegation. Harford County – Alcoholic
Beverages – Performing Arts
Nonprofit Organization License.
CH1012
SB0734 (Enrolled) Harford County
Senators. Harford County – Alcoholic
Beverages – Performing Arts
Nonprofit Organization License.
CH1013
HB0651 St. Mary’s County
Delegation. St. Mary’s County – Alcoholic
Beverages – Beer, Wine, and
Liquor Tasting Permit.
CH1014
HB0654 (Amended) St. Mary’s County
Delegation. St. Mary’s County –
Alcoholic Beverages – Nonprofit Performing Arts Theater License.
CH1015
HB0733 Baltimore City
Delegation. Baltimore City – Alcoholic
Beverages – Licensing Fees.
CH1016
SB0895 Sen Carter (BCA). Baltimore City – Alcoholic Beverages – Licensing Fees.
CH1017
HB0742 Frederick County
Delegation. Frederick County – Alcoholic
Beverages – Stadium License.
CH1018
SB0770 Frederick County
Senators. Frederick County – Alcoholic
Beverages – Stadium License.
CH1019
HB0743 (Amended) Frederick County Delegation. Frederick County – Alcoholic
Beverages – Promoter’s Permit.
CH1020
SB0767 (Amended) Frederick County
Senators. Frederick County – Alcoholic
Beverages – Promoter’s Permit.
CH1021
HB0762 Montgomery County
Delegation. Montgomery County – Alcoholic
Beverages – Class B Beer,
Wine, and Liquor License – Off–Premises
Consumption MC 9–24.
CH1022
HB0817 (Amended) Prince George’s
County Delegation. Prince George’s
County – Alcoholic
Beverages – Issuance of
License Near a Place of Worship or School PG 307–24.
CH1023
SB0066 (Amended) Sen Rosapepe. Prince
George’s County – Alcoholic
Beverages – Issuance of
License Near a Place of Worship or School.
CH1024
HB0920 Washington County
Delegation. Washington County – Alcoholic
Beverages – Multi–Use Sports and
Events Facility Beer, Wine, and Liquor License.
CH1025
SB0853 Washington County
Senators. Washington County – Alcoholic
Beverages – Multi–Use Sports and
Events Facility Beer, Wine, and Liquor License.
CH1026
HB1052 (Enrolled) Del Clippinger, et
al. Baltimore City – Alcoholic
Beverages – 46th Alcoholic
Beverages District – Revisions.
CH1027
SB1100 (Enrolled) Sen Ferguson. Baltimore City – Alcoholic Beverages – 46th Alcoholic
Beverages District – Revisions.
CH1028
HB1089 (Enrolled) Del Clippinger
(BCA). Baltimore City – Alcoholic
Beverages – Class B Beer,
Wine, and Liquor Licenses.
CH1029
SB0904 Sen Hayes. Baltimore City – Alcoholic Beverages – Class B Beer,
Wine, and Liquor Licenses.
CH1030
HB1118 (Amended) Harford County
Delegation. Harford County – Alcoholic
Beverages – Performing Arts Theater License.
CH1031
SB0933 (Amended) Harford County
Senators. Harford County – Alcoholic
Beverages – Performing Arts
Theater License.
CH1032
HB1198 (Enrolled) Del Amprey. Baltimore
City – Alcoholic Beverages – 40th Alcoholic Beverages District – Revisions.
CH1033
SB1008 (Enrolled) Sen Hayes. Baltimore City – Alcoholic Beverages – 40th Alcoholic
Beverages District – Revisions.
CH1034
HB1205 Allegany County
Delegation. Allegany County – Alcoholic
Beverages – Class BWLT Beer,
Wine, and Liquor Tasting Permit.
CH1035
HB1235 (Enrolled) Dels Addison and
Young. Baltimore City – Alcoholic
Beverages – License Extensions.
CH1036
SB1079 (Amended) Sen McCray. Baltimore City – Alcoholic Beverages – License Extensions.
CH1037
HB1269 (Amended) Baltimore County
Delegation. Baltimore County – Alcoholic
Beverages – License
Applications – Notice.
CH1038
HB1330 Allegany County
Delegation. Allegany County – Alcoholic
Beverages – Underage Employees.
CH1039
HB1341 Del Anderton. Wicomico County – Alcoholic
Beverages – Class B Beer,
Wine, and Liquor Licenses – Purchases From
Licensed Wholesalers and Self–Distribution.
CH1040
SB0941 Sen Mautz. Wicomico County – Alcoholic
Beverages – Class B Beer,
Wine, and Liquor Licenses – Purchases From
Licensed Wholesalers and Self–Distribution.
CH1041
HB1377 (Amended) Del Pippy. Frederick County – Alcoholic
Beverages – Brewery and
Distillery Licenses.
CH1042
SB0022 (Amended) Sen Hayes. Baltimore City – Alcoholic Beverages – Board of License
Commissioners.
CH1043
SB0051 Sen Rosapepe. Prince
George’s County – Alcoholic
Beverages – License Renewal.
CH1044
SB0428 Sen McKay. Garrett County Alcoholic Beverages Act of
2024.
CH1045
SB0964 (Amended) Sen Ready. Carroll County – Alcoholic Beverages Licenses
– Alcohol Awareness Training.
CH1046
SB1010 Sen Klausmeier. Baltimore County – Alcoholic
Beverages – Individual Storage
Permits.
CH1047
SB1184 (Amended) Sen Rosapepe. Prince
George’s County – Alcoholic
Beverages – College Athletic
Event Venue Concessionaire Beer, Wine, and Liquor License.
[24-11-18]
Emergency Action on Regulations
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Emergency Regulations
Under State
Government Article, §10-111(b), Annotated Code of Maryland, an agency may
petition the Joint Committee on Administrative, Executive, and Legislative
Review (AELR), asking that the usual procedures for adopting regulations be set
aside because emergency conditions exist. If the Committee approves the
request, the regulations are given emergency status. Emergency status means
that the regulations become effective immediately, or at a later time specified
by the Committee. After the Committee has granted emergency status, the
regulations are published in the next available issue of the Maryland Register.
The approval of emergency status may be subject to one or more conditions,
including a time limit. During the time the emergency status is in effect, the
agency may adopt the regulations through the usual promulgation process. If the
agency chooses not to adopt the regulations, the emergency status expires when
the time limit on the emergency regulations ends. When emergency status
expires, the text of the regulations reverts to its original language.
Title 25
OFFICE OF THE STATE TREASURER
Subtitle 03 TREASURY MANAGEMENT
Notice of Emergency Action
[23-300-E]
The Joint Committee on Administrative, Executive, and Legislative Review has granted emergency status to:
(1) Amendments to Regulations .01—.06 and .09 under COMAR 25.03.03 Local Government Investment Guidelines and Reporting Requirements; and
(2) New Regulations .01—.06 under new a new chapter, COMAR 25.03.04 Policy Regarding the Investment of Public Money.
Emergency status began:
April 25, 2024.
Emergency status expires:
October 22, 2024.
Estimate of Economic Impact
The emergency action has no economic impact.
Economic Impact on Small Businesses
The emergency action has minimal or no economic impact on small businesses.
25.03.03. Local Government Investment Guidelines and Reporting Requirements
Authority: [Article 95, §22F] Local Government Article, Title 17, Subtitle 2; State Finance and Procurement Article, §6-222, Annotated Code of Maryland
.01 Purpose.
This chapter requires local government units to adopt policies to be followed when investing public [funds, to submit] money and submitting the adopted policies to the State Treasurer for [acceptance, and certain local government units to submit periodic reports on investment activities to the State Treasurer] acceptance.
.02 Definitions.
A. (text unchanged)
B. Terms Defined.
(1) (text unchanged)
(2) “Adopted policy” means a local government investment policy which has been properly adopted by the local government unit in accordance with the requirements of [both] local law, [and] Regulation .05 of this chapter, and COMAR 24.03.04.
(3)—(5) (text unchanged)
[(6) “Certificate of deposit” means an interest-bearing negotiable instrument of fixed maturity issued by a commercial bank.
(7) “Chief Executive” has the meaning stated in Article 95, §22F, Annotated Code of Maryland.]
[(8)] (6) (text unchanged)
[(9)] (7) “Community college” [has the meaning stated in Article 95, §22F, Annotated Code of Maryland] means a community college other than the Baltimore City Community College and a regional community college established under Education Article, Title 16, Subtitle 2, Annotated Code of Maryland.
[(10) “Direct federal obligation” means a security issued by the United States Treasury, the principal and interest of which are guaranteed by the full faith and credit of the United States.
(11) “Federal agency obligation” means securities issued by entities that are United States government agencies or by a federal instrumentality created by Congress to advance federal policy through the issuance of securities, such as the Government National Mortgage Association, the Federal National Mortgage Association, the Federal Home Loan Bank, the Federal Farm Credit Bank, and the Student Loan Marketing Association.]
(8) “Financial officer”
has the meaning stated in Local Government Article, §17-201,
Annotated Code of Maryland.
[(12)] (9) (text unchanged)
[(13)] (10) “Governing body” has the meaning stated in [Article 95, §22F,] Local Government Article, §1-101, Annotated Code of Maryland.
[(14) “Investment manager” has the meaning stated in Article 95, §22F, Annotated Code of Maryland.
(15) “Local government investment
pool” has the meaning stated in Article 95, §22G, Annotated Code of Maryland.]
[(16)] (11) “Local government unit” [has the meaning stated in Article 95, §22F, Annotated Code of Maryland] means a county, a municipality, a community college, the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission, a public corporation authorized to issue debt, and an authority of the State authorized to issue debt.
[(17)] (12) (text unchanged)
[(18)] (13) “Money market mutual [funds] fund” means a mutual fund registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission under the Investment Company Act of 1940, 15 U.S.C. [§80(A)] §80a-1 et seq., as amended, and operated in accordance with Rule 2A-7 promulgated under the Investment Company Act of 1940, 17 CFR §270.2A-7, as amended.
[(19) “Municipal securities” means debt issued by state and local governments and their agencies.
(20) “Municipal Treasurer’s Association” means the Municipal Treasurers’ Association of the United States and Canada.
(21) “Net asset value”
means the bid price of a mutual fund share.]
[(22)] (14)
“Public [funds] money” has the meaning stated in [Article
95, §22F, Annotated Code of Maryland] COMAR 25.03.04.
[(23)] (15) (text unchanged)
[(24)”Reverse repurchase
agreement” means a method of borrowing using a security as collateral for a loan
when the owner sells the security for a stated term with an agreement to repurchase
the security at the sales price and an agreed-upon interest rate.]
.03 General Requirements for Adoption of Local Government Investment Policy.
A. The governing body of each local government unit shall adopt by resolution a written investment policy that:
(1) Complies with State and local law, including:
(a) State Finance and Procurement
Article, §6-222, Annotated Code of Maryland[, and];
(b) [Article 95, §22F] Local Government Article, §17-201 et seq., Annotated Code of Maryland; and
(c) COMAR 25.03.04; and
(2) (text unchanged)
B. The State Treasurer recognizes the standards published by the following nationally recognized financial management organizations:
(1) (text unchanged)
(2) [Municipal Treasurer’s Association] Association of Public Treasurers of the United States and Canada.
C. (text unchanged)
.04 State Law Requirements for Adoption of Local Government Investment Policy.
A. At a minimum, each adopted policy shall:
(1) Allow local government units to invest in only those types of securities authorized by:
(a) State Finance and Procurement
Article, [§ 6-222(a)] §6-222(b), Annotated Code of Maryland[,
or];
(b) [Article 95, 22—22N] Local Government Article, §17-201 et seq., Annotated Code of Maryland; and
(c) COMAR 25.03.04;
(2) Require that investments
made by local government units comply with the standards of [State Finance
and Procurement Article, §6-222(d)] COMAR 25.03.04;
(3) (text unchanged)
(4) Require that the local government unit’s [investment manager] financial officer not invest public [funds] money of the local government unit in a manner inconsistent with its adopted policy.
B. (text unchanged)
[C. In addition to A
and B of this regulation, the adopted policy of a board of education or a board
of library trustees shall comply with the provisions of the adopted policy for the
county in which the board of education or board of library trustees is located.]
.05 Adoption of Local Government Investment Policy and Submission for Acceptance.
A. [By September 1, 1995, the] The governing body of each local government unit shall adopt by resolution a written local government investment policy that:
(1) (text unchanged)
(2) Satisfies the requirements of Regulations .03 and .04 of this chapter and COMAR 25.03.04; and
(3) (text unchanged)
B. (text unchanged)
.06 Check by State Treasurer of Local Government Investment Policy.
A. Upon receipt, the State Treasurer shall have each adopted policy checked for compliance with this chapter and COMAR 25.03.04, and shall either:
(1)—(2) (text unchanged)
B. (text unchanged)
.09 Enforcement.
[A.] The State Treasurer shall notify a local government unit to seek compliance if the:
[(1)] A. Local government unit has not sent the State Treasurer an adopted policy in accordance with Regulation .05B of this chapter; [or]
[(2)] B. State
Treasurer determines that the adopted policy is not an accepted policy in accordance
with Regulation .06A of this chapter[.]; or
C. State Treasurer determines that an accepted policy is no longer in compliance with the provisions of:
(1) State Finance and Procurement
Article, §6-222, Annotated Code of Maryland;
(2) Local Government Article,
§17-201 et seq., Annotated Code of Maryland; or
(3) COMAR 25.03.04.
[B. The State Treasurer
periodically shall send a written list of the local government units which have
failed to comply with this chapter to the Joint Committee on the Management of Public
Funds, which may take further action in accordance with Article 95, §22F, Annotated
Code of Maryland.]
25.03.04 Policy Regarding
the Investment of Public Money
Authority: State Finance
and Procurement Article, §6-222, Annotated Code of Maryland
.01 Purpose.
The purpose of this Policy
is to ensure that public money is invested in a manner that will:
A. Provide the highest investment
return with the maximum security while meeting the anticipated daily cash flow requirements
of the State and each local government unit;
B. Conform to all State
laws governing the investment of public money; and
C. Set requirements and
thresholds for the investment of public money by the State and each local government
unit.
.02 Definitions.
A. In this chapter, the
following terms have the meanings indicated.
B. Terms Defined.
(1) “Financial officer”
means:
(a) With respect to the
State, the State’s Chief Investment Officer and any other person authorized by
the State Treasurer to invest unexpended or surplus money over which the State
Treasurer has custody; and
(b) With respect to a
local government unit, the State
Treasurer or other financial officer of a local government unit who is
responsible for the investment of public money.
(2) “Local government
unit” means a county, a municipality, a community
college, the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission, a public corporation
authorized to issue debt, and an authority of the State authorized to issue
debt.
(3) “Public money”:
(a) With respect to the
State, means unexpended
or surplus money over which the State Treasurer has custody; and
(b) With respect to a
local government unit, has the meaning stated in Local Government Article, §17-201,
Annotated Code of Maryland.
(4) “State Treasurer”
means the Treasurer of Maryland.
.03 Requirements for Financial Officers.
A financial officer
shall make investments:
A. With the care,
skill, prudence, and diligence under the circumstances then prevailing that a
prudent person acting in a like capacity and familiar with such matters would
use in the conduct of an enterprise of a like character and with like aims;
B. In a manner designed
to reasonably match anticipated cash flow needs so that sufficient funds are
available to pay obligations upon proper presentation for payment;
C. So that a reasonable
amount of cash or cash equivalents is available for unanticipated cash needs;
D. With due regard for
minimizing risk while maximizing return;
E. Using competitive
purchasing practices except when impractical;
F. In accordance with a
written investment policy;
G. So that the
securities and collateral may continue to be priced on a marked-to-market
basis; and
H. To avoid the
enhancement of the personal financial position of the financial officer or any
employee of the State Treasurer or local government unit who has
responsibilities for such investments.
.04 Diversification.
A. Subject to the requirements
in §B of this regulation, public money may be invested in the securities authorized
by State Finance and Procurement Article, §6-222(b), Annotated Code of Maryland.
B. A financial officer may
invest public money in a given type of security not more than the following percentage
of the overall investment portfolio over which the financial officer manages:
(1) For an obligation for
which the United States has pledged its faith and credit for the payment of the
principal and interest, 100 percent;
(2) For an obligation that
a federal agency or a federal instrumentality has issued in accordance with an act
of Congress, 100 percent with no more than 33 percent dedicated to a single issuer;
(3) For an obligation issued
and unconditionally guaranteed by a supranational issuer denominated in United States
dollars and eligible to be sold in the United States, 40 percent;
(4) For a repurchase agreement
collateralized in an amount not less than 102 percent of the principal amount by
an obligation of the United States, its agencies, or instrumentalities, provided
the collateral is held by a custodian other than the seller designated by the buyer,
75 percent with no more than 30 percent of
the total amount held by one counterparty;
(5) For bankers’ acceptances
guaranteed by a financial institution with a short-term debt rating in the highest
letter and numerical rating by at least one nationally recognized statistical rating
organization as designated by either the United States Securities and Exchange Commission
or the State Treasurer, 20 percent;
(6) For securities permitted
by State Finance and Procurement Article, §6-222(b)(vi), Annotated Code of
Maryland, 25 percent;
(7) For commercial paper
that has received the highest letter and numerical rating by at least two nationally
recognized statistical rating organizations as designated by the United States Securities
and Exchange Commission, 35 percent with no more than 10 percent from a single issuer;
(8) For money market mutual
funds meeting the requirements of State Finance and Procurement Article, §6-222(b)(viii),
Annotated Code of Maryland, 50 percent; and
(9) For any investment portfolio
created under the Maryland Local Government Investment Pool, 100 percent , subject
to the limit of the General Fund allocation.
.05 Credit Rating.
A. A financial officer shall
prioritize investing in securities of high credit quality and marketability.
B. All securities shall
be reviewed using the numeric and letter grading of the Securities and Exchange
Commission’s Nationally Recognized Statistical Rating Organizations.
C. Securities permitted
by State Finance and Procurement Article, §6-222(b)(1)(v), Annotated Code of
Maryland, shall have:
(1) For maturities of 1
year or less, at least two A-1/P1/F-1 ratings by S&P Global Ratings, Moody’s
Investors Service, Inc., or Fitch Ratings, respectively;
and
(2) For maturities of more
than 1 year but less than 5 years, at least two AA/Aa/AA ratings by S&P Global
Ratings, Moody’s Investors Service, Inc., or Fitch Ratings, respectively.
D. Securities permitted
by State Finance and Procurement Article, §6-222(b)(1)(vi), Annotated Code of
Maryland, shall have at least two A-/A3/A- ratings Nationally Recognized Statistical
Rating Organizations, one of which shall be either S&P Global Ratings, Moody’s
Investors Service, Inc., or Fitch Ratings.
E. Commercial paper shall
have at least two A-1/P-1/F-1 ratings by S&P Global Ratings, Moody’s Investors
Service, or Fitch Ratings, respectively.
F. If a catastrophic event
occurs that could dramatically shift credit ratings on any of the assets in the
portfolio, the State Treasurer may:
(1) Make investment decisions
inconsistent with this chapter that are in the best interest of the State; and
(2) Approve in writing a
request from a local government unit to make investment decisions inconsistent with
this chapter.
.06 Additional Requirements.
A. The State Treasurer may
adopt additional requirements for the State investment portfolio and for the investment
policies of local government units.
B. A local government unit
shall comply with any additional requirements adopted under this regulation.
C. The State Treasurer shall
post on the State Treasurer’s Office website and notify local government units of
any additional requirements implemented in accordance with this regulation.
DERECK E. DAVIS
State Treasurer
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Title 08
DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES
Subtitle 18 BOATING—SPEED LIMITS AND OPERATION OF VESSELS
08.18.24 Severn River Vessel Management Area
Authority: Natural Resources Article, §§8-703 and 8-704, Annotated
Code of Maryland
Notice of Final Action
[24-027-F]
On May 21, 2024, the Secretary of Natural Resources adopted amendments to Regulation .01 under COMAR 08.18.24 Severn River Vessel Management Area. This action, which was proposed for adoption in 51:7 Md. R. 336 (April 5, 2024), has been adopted as proposed.
Effective Date: June 10, 2024.
JOSH KURTZ
Secretary of Natural Resources
Title 09
MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
Subtitle 24 BOARD OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTANCY
09.24.01 General Regulations
Authority: Business Occupations and Professions Article, §§2-102,
2-207,
2-209, 2-304—2-307, 2-309, 2-311, 2-313, 2-315, 2-410, and 2-416, Annotated
Code of Maryland
Notice of Final Action
[23-287-F]
On April 2, 2024, the Maryland Board of Public Accountancy adopted amendments to Regulation .09 under COMAR 09.24.01 General Regulations. This action, which was proposed for adoption in 50:26 Md. R. 1138—1139 (December 29, 2023), has been adopted as proposed.
Effective Date: June 10, 2024.
CHRISTOPHER DORSEY
Executive Director
Subtitle 22 COMMISSION ON CRIMINAL SENTENCING POLICY
Notice of Final Action
[24-026-F]
On May 21, 2024, the Maryland State Commission on Criminal Sentencing Policy adopted amendments to:
(1) Regulations .10 and .12 under COMAR 14.22.01 General Regulations; and
(2) Regulation .02 under COMAR 14.22.02 Criminal Offenses and Seriousness Categories.
This action, which was proposed for adoption in 51:7 Md. R. 339—340 (April 5, 2024), has been adopted as proposed.
Effective Date: June 10, 2024.
DAVID SOULE
Executive Director
Title 34
DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING
Subtitle 04 HISTORICAL AND CULTURAL PROGRAMS
34.04.09 Maryland Historical Trust African American Heritage Preservation Program
Authority: State Finance and Procurement Article, §§5-203,
5A-318, and
5A-330, Annotated Code of Maryland
Notice of Final Action
[23-236-F]
On May 8, 2024, the Department of Planning adopted amendments to Regulations .06, .08, and .09 under COMAR 34.04.09 Maryland Historical Trust African American Heritage Preservation Program. This action, which was proposed for adoption in 51:6 Md. R. 311—312 (March 22, 2024), has been adopted as proposed.
Effective Date: June 10, 2024.
REBECCA L. FLORA
Secretary of Planning
Proposed Action on Regulations
Title 08
DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES
Notice of Proposed Action
[24-040-P]
The Secretary of Natural Resources proposes to:
(1) Repeal Regulation .08 and amend Regulations .09 and .12 under COMAR 08.02.15 Striped Bass; and
(2) Amend Regulation .03 under COMAR 08.02.25 Gear.
Statement of Purpose
The purpose of this action is to eliminate the recreational and charter boat spring season for striped bass, also known as the Trophy Season (May 1—May 15), eliminate the early season in the Susquehanna Flats, Susquehanna River, and Northeast River from the recreational and charter boat summer and fall striped bass fishery in the Chesapeake Bay and its tidal tributaries (May 16—May 31), prohibit the targeting of striped bass in the areas which are being closed by this action, extend gear requirements to the new time frames, and require that no more than two fillets per legal fish are possessed on board a charter boat where striped bass have been filleted. This action is necessary to reduce mortality on the striped bass spawning stock biomass. The bulk of this action was undertaken in an emergency action that is currently in effect.
Maryland typically has its greatest access to the striped bass
spawning stock during the spring spawning season; generally those fish
otherwise live in the Atlantic Ocean and migrate up and down the coast. This is
an especially sensitive period for spawning striped bass, which are dependent
on a number of environmental conditions to have a successful spawn. Due to
declines in the spawning stock biomass and poor recruitment of juvenile fish
over the last 5 years, actions have been taken both at the state level and at
the coastwide level to reduce
mortality on those fish. In Maryland, since 2020, the month of April has been
closed to the targeting of striped bass in the Chesapeake Bay and its tidal
tributaries. This action will extend that “no targeting” closure throughout the
Chesapeake Bay to May 15. Additionally, the “early season” on the Susquehanna
Flats, Susquehanna River, and Northeast River, which traditionally ran from May
16 through May 31 and allowed for one fish between 19” and 26” to be kept, is being
eliminated. Anglers will also be prohibited from targeting striped bass in
those areas at those times. The Department believes that taking this action
will help to increase the spawning stock and enhance the odds of successful
spawning when environmental conditions are favorable.
In order to achieve the stated outcome, the Department is repealing Regulation .08 and amending Regulations .09 and .12. Regulation .08 is the Spring (Trophy) Season regulation. Because that season will be closed, the regulation is extraneous. The areas described as open in Regulation .08 are being added to Regulation .09 as areas which are open to fishing. The areas currently in Regulation .09 are described as “in addition to” the areas in Regulation .08, so combining all of them in Regulation .09 will clearly designate the areas in which people may fish for striped bass. The open area in the Susquehanna Flats, Susquehanna River, and Northeast River is being removed as that area is being closed. Regulation .12 is being amended to prohibit the targeting of striped bass throughout the Chesapeake Bay and its tidal tributaries from May 1 through and including May 15, and in the Susquehanna Flats, Susquehanna River, and Northeast River from May 16 through and including May 31. All waters of the Chesapeake Bay and its tidal tributaries will open on June 1. Due to the changes in these seasons, the prohibition on trolling which was already in place from April 1 through April 30 will be extended to May 15, as well as the requirement that J-style hooks used for bait have a gap of ½ inch or less.
Additionally, to maintain compliance with actions taken by the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission, the filleting provision in Regulation .12 is being amended to require legal striped bass to be cut into no more than two fillets per legal fish. This will aid in catch limit enforcement by making it obvious how many fish were retained and filleted. Previously, fillets could have been cut into pieces, making it harder to clearly account for the number of fillets present.
Estimate of Economic Impact
I. Summary of Economic Impact. The proposed action may have a short-term negative impact on charter operators and a long-term positive impact on all participants in the striped bass fishery. If the action discourages individuals from purchasing recreational fishing licenses, it may also have a short-term negative impact on the agency.
II. Types of Economic Impact.
|
Impacted Entity |
Revenue
(R+/R-) Expenditure
(E+/E-) |
Magnitude |
|
A. On issuing agency: |
|
|
|
Department of Natural Resources |
(R-) |
Indeterminable |
|
B. On other State agencies: |
NONE |
|
|
C. On local governments: |
NONE |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Benefit
(+) Cost
(-) |
Magnitude |
|
D. On regulated industries or trade groups: |
|
|
|
(1) Fishing Guides — Short Term |
(-) |
Indeterminable |
|
(2) All Stripes Bass Fishery Participants — Long Term |
(+) |
Indeterminable |
|
E. On other industries or trade groups: |
|
|
|
Bait and Tackle Shops and Marinas |
(-) |
Indeterminable |
|
F. Direct and indirect effects on public: |
NONE |
|
III. Assumptions. (Identified by Impact Letter and Number from Section II.)
A. This action may result in the short-term loss of license revenue for the Department. The spring (trophy) season is a popular time for individuals to fish for striped bass. Eliminating the trophy season throughout the Chesapeake Bay and the early season in the Susquehanna Flats, Susquehanna River, and Northeast River may result in some loss of revenue. However, many participants in these seasons are either on a charter boat (so are not required to purchase a recreational fishing license) or on a private boat that engages in fishing activities throughout the year, not just in the affected seasons. While the actual impact of this action on agency revenues is indeterminable, it is not likely to be significant.
D(1). There will likely be some negative impacts on the charter fleet in the Chesapeake Bay. Over the last 3 years, an average of 636 charter trips were taken in the Chesapeake Bay from May 1 through May 15. The majority of those trips were likely for striped bass, although some may have been for catfish, snakehead, perch, crappie, or other fish. It is likely that the majority of those trips, therefore, will not be taken in that time frame due to the prohibition on targeting striped bass, but it is not possible to know exactly how many trips will be lost due to this action. Additionally, there were an average of approximately 79 trips taken in the Upper Bay from May 16 through May 31 over the last 3 years. Some percentage of those trips will also not be taken due to the prohibition on targeting striped bass in the Susquehanna Flats, Susquehanna River, and Northeast River during that time period. Depending on the time of year and duration of the trip, charter captains usually charge between $600 and $1,000 per trip.
D(2). The Department anticipates a long-term positive impact for all participants in the striped bass fishery based on this action. Protecting the spawning stock will result in a long-term increase in the population of striped bass. That increase will provide more resilience to fishing pressure and potentially more opportunity for participants. It is not possible to know the nature of those opportunities and how they will ultimately benefit participants, but charter captains, recreational anglers, and commercial harvesters all will ultimately benefit from a properly managed, healthy spawning stock of striped bass.
E. Bait and tackle shops and marinas may experience minor negative impacts due to the closing of the spring season throughout the previously open area and the additional closing of the Susquehanna Flats, Susquehanna River, and Northeast River in the early summer season. It is not exactly known to what extent these closures will affect these businesses during these time periods, but it is likely to have some negative impact. With regards to the early summer closure in the Upper Bay, those impacts would be felt more locally in the Upper Bay region; the impacts felt by the spring closure are more likely to be felt throughout the Maryland tidewater counties.
Economic Impact on Small Businesses
The proposed action has a meaningful economic impact on small
businesses. An analysis of this economic impact follows:
This action may have short-term negative impacts on charter captains, bait and tackle shops, and marinas while having long-term positive impacts on all small businesses that participate in the striped bass fishery. See the Economic Impact Statement assumptions, IIID and E, for additional details.
Impact on Individuals with Disabilities
The proposed action has no impact on individuals with disabilities.
Opportunity for Public Comment
Comments may be sent to Striped
Bass — Changes to Seasons, Regulatory Staff, Department of Natural Resources,
580 Taylor Ave., E-4, Annapolis, MD 21401, or call 410-260-8300, or submit
comments to https://dnr.maryland.gov/fisheries/pages/regulations/changes.aspx#sbseasons.
Comments will be accepted through July 1, 2024. A public hearing has not been
scheduled.
08.02.15 Striped Bass
Authority: Natural Resources Article, §§4-215, 4-2A-03, and 4-732, Annotated Code of Maryland
.09 Recreational and Charter Boat Summer and Fall Fishery in the Chesapeake Bay and Its Tidal Tributaries.
A. Early Season.
(1) (text unchanged)
[(2) Chesapeake Bay and Its Tidal Tributaries.
(a) The areas subject to the provisions of §A(2) of this regulation are:
(i) The areas described in Regulation .08D(1) and (2) of this chapter;
(ii) All of the waters of the Chesapeake Bay enclosed by a line beginning at a point at or near North Point, defined by Lat. 39°11.71'N and Long. 76°26.53'W; then running approximately 156° True to a point at or near Buoy “2B” at the mouth of the Patapsco River, defined by Lat. 39°10.71'N and Long. 76°25.95'W; then running approximately 111° True to a point at or near Buoy “10”, defined by Lat. 39°10.35'N and Long. 76°24.74'W; then running approximately 110° True to a point at or near Buoy “8”, defined by Lat. 39°10.00'N and Long. 76°23.51'W; then running approximately 112° True to a point at or near Buoy “6”, defined by Lat. 39°09.61'N and Long. 76°22.30'W; then running approximately 111° True to a point at or near Buoy “4”, defined by Lat. 39°09.24'N and Long. 76°21.08'W; then running approximately 111° True to a point at or near Buoy “2BE”, defined by Lat. 39°08.92'N and Long. 76°19.98'W; then running approximately 90° True to a point at or near Buoy “12”, defined by Lat. 39°08.91'N and Long. 76°19.15'W; then running approximately 91° True to a point at or near Swan Point, defined by Lat. 39°08.88'N and Long. 76°16.69'W, then running northerly along the shore of Kent County to a point at or near the end of Maryland Route 21 at Tolchester, defined by Lat. 39°12.91'N and Long. 76°14.63'W; then running approximately 282° True to a point at or near the south corner of the Hart-Miller Island dike, defined by Lat. 39°14.23'N and Long. 76°22.44'W; then running north and west along the Hart-Miller shoreline to a point at or near the west end of Hart-Miller Island, defined by Lat. 39°14.36'N and Long. 76°23.19'W; then running approximately 206° True to a point at or near the east end of Pleasure Island, defined by Lat. 39°14.23'N and Long. 76°23.27'W; then running southwesterly along the Chesapeake Bay shoreline to a point at or near the West end of Pleasure Island, defined by Lat. 39°13.85'N and Long. 76°23.65'W; then running approximately 245° True to a point at or near the east end of Patapsco River Neck, defined by Lat. 39°13.76'N and Long. 76°23.91'W; then running southwesterly along shore to a point at or near the east entrance of Shallow Creek, defined by Lat. 39°12.25'N and Long. 76°25.95'W; then running approximately 251° True to a point at or near the west entrance of Shallow Creek, defined by Lat. 39°12.19'N and Long. 76°26.20'W; then running southwesterly along shore to the point of beginning, defined by Lat. 39°11.72'N and Long. 76°26.53'W;
(iii) Chester River: All of the waters of Chester River and its tributaries upstream of a line beginning at a point at or near Love Point, defined by Lat. 39°02.40'N and Long. 76°18.16'W; then running approximately 83° True to a point at or near the northwesterly point of Eastern Neck Island, defined by Lat. 39°02.77'N and Long. 76°14.05'W; and downstream of a line beginning at a point at or near Hail Point, defined by Lat. 39°00.76'N and Long. 76°12.00'W; then running approximately 216° True to a point at or near Long Point, defined by Lat. 38°58.81'N and Long. 76°13.80'W; then running approximately 271° True to a point at or near Ferry Point, defined by Lat. 38°58.82'N and Long. 76°14.60'W;
(iv) Choptank River: All of the waters of the Choptank River and its tributaries upstream of a line beginning at a point at or near Cook Point, defined by Lat. 38°37.73'N and Long. 76°17.35'W; then running approximately 317° True to a point at or near Blackwalnut Point, defined by Lat. 38°40.24'N and Long. 76°20.37'W; and downstream of a line beginning at a point at or near Holland Point at the west entrance of Irish Creek, defined by Lat. 38°41.88'N and Long. 76°13.61'W; then running approximately 174° True to a point at or near a point of land at the west entrance of Chapel Creek, defined by Lat. 38°36.59'N and Long. 76°12.91'W; and
(v) Patuxent River: All of the waters of the Patuxent River and its tributaries upstream of a line beginning at a point at or near Drum Point, defined by Lat. 38°19.14'N and Long. 76°25.27'W; then running approximately 119° True to a point at or near Hog Point, defined by Lat. 38°18.59'N and Long. 76°23.99'W; and downstream of a line beginning at a point at or near Point Patience, defined by Lat. 38°19.73'N and Long. 76°29.04'W; then running approximately 236° True to a point at or near the west point of land at the entrance of Little Kingston Creek, defined by Lat. 38°19.40'N and Long. 76°29.67'W.
(b) Catch Restrictions.
(i) A person may not catch or possess more than one striped bass per day.
(ii) A person may not catch or possess striped bass less than 19 inches in total length.
(3) Susquehanna Flats and Northeast
River.
(a) The areas subject to the provisions of §A(3) of this regulation are:
(i) Susquehanna Flats, upstream of a line from a point at or near Sandy Point, defined by Lat. 39°26.96'N and Long. 76°03.63'W; then running in an easterly direction to a point at or near Turkey Point, defined by Lat. 39°27.13'N and Long. 76°00.70'W and the Susquehanna River downstream from a line connecting a point at or near the Susquehanna State Park boat ramp in Lapidum, defined by Lat. 39°35.86'N and Long. 76°07.67'W; then running in a northeasterly direction to a point at or near Twin Rocks, defined by Lat. 39°36.17'N and Long. 76°07.56'W; then running in a northeasterly direction to a point at or near Tomes Wharf in Port Deposit, defined by Lat. 39°36.23'N and Long. 76°06.99'W; and
(ii) Northeast River.
(b) Catch Restrictions.
(i) A person may not catch or possess more than one striped bass per day.
(ii) A person may not use eels as bait.
(iii) A person may catch and possess one striped bass between 19
and 26 inches, inclusive, total length.]
(2) Catch Restrictions.
(a) A person may not catch or
possess more than one striped bass per day.
(b) A person may not catch or
possess striped bass less than 19 inches in total length.
(3) Open Areas. A person may only catch or possess striped bass
during the recreational and charter boat early summer and fall season in the
following areas:
(a) Chesapeake Bay north of the William Preston Lane Jr.
Memorial Bridge northern span, with the following boundaries:
(i)
Western boundary — east of a line beginning at a point at or near the west end
of the north span of the William Preston Lane Jr. Memorial Bridge, defined by
Lat. 39°00.52'N and Long. 76°24.24'W; then running northerly along the shore to
a point at or near Persimmon Point, defined by Lat. 39°03.16'N and Long.
76°26.33'W; then running approximately 34° True to a point at or near Mountain
Point, defined by Lat. 39°03.55'N and Long. 76°25.99'W; then running northerly
along the shore to a point at or near Bodkin Point, defined by Lat. 39°07.98'N
and Long. 76°25.83'W; then running approximately 358° True to a point at or
near Buoy “2B” at the mouth of Patapsco River, defined by Lat. 39°10.71'N and
Long. 76°25.95'W;
(ii) Northern boundary —
south of a line beginning at a point at or near Buoy “2B” at the mouth of the
Patapsco River, defined by Lat. 39°10.71'N and Long. 76°25.95'W; then running
approximately 111° True along the Brewerton Channel to a point at or near Buoy “10”,
defined by Lat. 39°10.35'N and Long. 76°24.74'W; then running approximately
110° True to a point at or near Buoy “8”, defined by Lat. 39°10.00'N and Long.
76°23.51'W; then running approximately 112° True to a point at or near Buoy “6”,
defined by Lat. 39°09.61'N and Long. 76°22.30'W; then running approximately
111° True to a point at or near Buoy “4”, defined by Lat. 39°09.25'N and long.
76°21.08'W; then running approximately 111° True to a point at or near Buoy “2BE”
at the east end of the Brewerton Channel, defined by Lat. 39°08.92'N and Long.
76°19.98'W; then running approximately 90° True to a point at or near Buoy “12”,
defined by Lat. 39°08.91'N and Long. 76°19.15'W; then running approximately 91°
True to a point at or near Swan Point, defined by Lat. 39°08.89'N and Long.
76°16.69'W; and
(iii) Eastern and southern
boundary — west of a line beginning at a point at or near Swan Point, defined
by Lat. 39°08.89'N and Long. 76°16.69'W; then running approximately 141° True
to a point at or near Huntingfield Point, defined by Lat. 39°07.13'N and Long.
76°14.85'W; then running southerly along the shore of Eastern Neck to a point
at or near Wilson Point, defined by Lat. 39°03.19'N and Long. 76°13.66'W; then
running approximately 216° True to a point at or near the northwest point of
Eastern Neck Island, defined by Lat. 39°02.77'N and Long. 76°14.05'W; then
running approximately 263° True to a point at or near Love Point, defined by
Lat. 39°02.40'N and Long. 76°18.16'W; then running southerly along the shore of
Kent Island to a point at or near the east end of the north span of the William
Preston Lane Jr. Memorial Bridge, defined by Lat. 38°59.08'N and Long.
76°20.41'W; then running westerly along the north span of the William Preston
Lane Jr. Memorial Bridge to a point at or near the west end of the north span
of the William Preston Lane Jr. Memorial Bridge, defined by Lat. 39°00.52'N and
Long. 76°24.24'W.
(b) Additional areas open north of the William Preston Lane Jr.
Memorial Bridge northern span:
(i) All of the waters of the
Chesapeake Bay enclosed by a line beginning at a point at or near North Point,
defined by Lat. 39°11.71'N and Long. 76°26.53'W; then running approximately
156° True to a point at or near Buoy “2B” at the mouth of the Patapsco River,
defined by Lat. 39°10.71'N and Long. 76°25.95'W; then running approximately
111° True to a point at or near Buoy “10”, defined by Lat. 39°10.35'N and Long.
76°24.74'W; then running approximately 110° True to a point at or near Buoy “8”,
defined by Lat. 39°10.00'N and Long. 76°23.51'W; then running approximately
112° True to a point at or near Buoy “6”, defined by Lat. 39°09.61'N and Long.
76°22.30'W; then running approximately 111° True to a point at or near Buoy “4”,
defined by Lat. 39°09.24'N and Long. 76°21.08'W; then running approximately
111° True to a point at or near Buoy “2BE”, defined by Lat. 39°08.92'N and
Long. 76°19.98'W; then running approximately 90° True to a point at or near
Buoy “12”, defined by Lat. 39°08.91'N and Long. 76°19.15'W; then running
approximately 91° True to a point at or near Swan Point, defined by Lat.
39°08.88'N and Long. 76°16.69'W, then running northerly along the shore of Kent
County to a point at or near the end of Maryland Route 21 at Tolchester, defined by Lat. 39°12.91'N and Long.
76°14.63'W; then running approximately 282° True to a point at or near the
south corner of the Hart-Miller Island dike, defined by Lat. 39°14.23'N and
Long. 76°22.44'W; then running north and west along the Hart-Miller shoreline
to a point at or near the west end of Hart-Miller Island, defined by Lat.
39°14.36'N and Long. 76°23.19'W; then running approximately 206° True to a
point at or near the east end of Pleasure Island, defined by Lat. 39°14.23'N
and Long. 76°23.27'W; then running southwesterly along the Chesapeake Bay
shoreline to a point at or near the West end of Pleasure Island, defined by
Lat. 39°13.85'N and Long. 76°23.65'W; then running approximately 245° True to a
point at or near the east end of Patapsco River Neck, defined by Lat.
39°13.76'N and Long. 76°23.91'W; then running southwesterly along shore to a
point at or near the east entrance of Shallow Creek, defined by Lat. 39°12.25'N
and Long. 76°25.95'W; then running approximately 251° True to a point at or
near the west entrance of Shallow Creek, defined by Lat. 39°12.19'N and Long.
76°26.20'W; then running southwesterly along shore to the point of beginning,
defined by Lat. 39°11.72'N and Long. 76°26.53'W;
(ii) Chester River. All of the waters of Chester River and its
tributaries upstream of a line beginning at a point at or near Love Point,
defined by Lat. 39°02.40'N and Long. 76°18.16'W; then running approximately 83°
True to a point at or near the northwesterly point of Eastern Neck Island,
defined by Lat. 39°02.77'N and Long. 76°14.05'W; and downstream of a line
beginning at a point at or near Hail Point, defined by Lat. 39°00.76'N and
Long. 76°12.00'W; then running approximately 216° True to a point at or near
Long Point, defined by Lat. 38°58.81'N and Long. 76°13.80'W; then running
approximately 271° True to a point at or near Ferry Point, defined by Lat.
38°58.82'N and Long. 76°14.60'W;
(c) Between the William Preston Lane Jr. Memorial Bridge
northern span and the Maryland-Virginia state line excluding all bays, sounds,
tributaries, creeks, and rivers, except Tangier Sound and Pocomoke Sound and as
provided in §A(3)(d)—(f) of this regulation.
(d) Choptank River. All of the waters
of the Choptank River and its tributaries upstream of
a line beginning at a point at or near Cook Point, defined by Lat. 38°37.73'N
and Long. 76°17.35'W; then running approximately 317° True to a point at or
near Blackwalnut Point, defined by Lat. 38°40.24'N
and Long. 76°20.37'W; and downstream of a line beginning at a point at or near
Holland Point at the west entrance of Irish Creek, defined by Lat. 38°41.88'N
and Long. 76°13.61'W. then running approximately 174° True to a point at or
near a point of land at the west entrance of Chapel Creek, defined by Lat.
38°36.59'N and Long. 76°12.91'W; and
(e) Patuxent River. All of the waters of the Patuxent River and
its tributaries upstream of a line beginning at a point at or near Drum Point,
defined by Lat. 38°19.14'N and Long. 76°25.27'W; then running approximately
119° True to a point at or near Hog Point, defined by Lat. 38°18.59'N and Long.
76°23.99'W; and downstream of a line beginning at a point at or near Point
Patience, defined by Lat. 38°19.73'N and Long. 76°29.04'W; then running
approximately 236° True to a point at or near the west point of land at the
entrance of Little Kingston Creek, defined by Lat. 38°19.40'N and Long.
76°29.67'W.
(f) All of the Maryland waters of the Potomac River, and its
tidal tributaries, downstream of a line beginning at a point at or near the
east end of the Nice Memorial Bridge (U.S. 301), defined by Lat. 38°21.55'N and
Long. 77°00.90'W; then running approximately 80° True to a point at or near the
west end of the Nice Memorial Bridge, defined by Lat. 38°21.81'N and Long.
76°59.00'W; and upstream of a line beginning at a point at or near the shore at
the north side of the north jetty at Smith Point, defined by Lat. 37°53.40'N
and Long. 76°14.23'W; then running approximately 335° True to a point at or
near Point Lookout, defined by Lat. 38°02.25'N and Long. 76°19.34'W.
B.—C. (text unchanged)
.12 General Restrictions.
A.—B. (text unchanged)
C. Filleting Striped Bass.
(1) (text unchanged)
(2) A licensed charter boat captain or mate may fillet striped bass taken on a vessel displaying a current commercial charter boat decal under the following conditions:
(a) (text unchanged)
(b) An individual may not
possess more than two fillets per legal fish on board a vessel;
[(b)] (c)—[(c)] (d) (text unchanged)
D.—H. (text unchanged)
I. Seasonal Restrictions for the Recreational and Charter Boat Fishery.
(1)—(3) (text unchanged)
(4) During the period April 1 through [April 30] May 15, a person may
not target striped bass or striped bass hybrids in the Chesapeake Bay or its
tidal tributaries.
(5) During the period May [1]
16 through May 31, except as
provided in [Regulations .08 and] Regulation
.09 of this chapter and §I(6) of this regulation, a person may not target
striped bass or striped bass hybrids in the striped bass spawning rivers and
areas listed in Regulation .03B of this chapter.
(6) During the period May [1]
16 through May 31, a person
authorized in accordance with Natural Resources Article, §4-745, Annotated Code
of Maryland, to recreationally angle for finfish may hook striped bass and
shall immediately release the striped bass unharmed to the water from which the
striped bass was taken in that area of the Chester River on the north side of
Kent Narrows and bounded on the southern side by the southernmost edge of the
old Route 50 bridge and, on the northern side, by a line beginning at a point
(east tip of Ferry Point) defined by Lat. 38°58.820'N and Long. 76°14.627'W;
then running approximately 92° True to a point (northwest tip of Long Point)
defined by Lat. 38°58.798'N and Long. 76°13.825'W.
(7) (text unchanged)
08.02.25 Gear
Authority: Natural Resources Article, §§4-215 and 4-221, Annotated Code of Maryland
.03 Recreational Gear — Tidal Waters.
A. (text unchanged)
B. Hook Requirements — Chesapeake Bay and Its Tidal Tributaries.
(1)—(3) (text unchanged)
(4) During the period April 1 through [April 30] May 15, a person recreationally angling in the Chesapeake Bay or its tidal tributaries:
(a)—(b) (text unchanged)
(5) During the period May [1] 16 through December 31, except as required by §§B(1) and (2) of this regulation, when using fish, crabs, or worms as bait, or processed bait, a person recreationally angling in the Chesapeake Bay or its tidal tributaries shall only use a:
(a)—(b) (text unchanged)
C.—D. (text unchanged)
E. Active Line Fishing Gear.
(1)—(5) (text unchanged)
(6) During the period April 1 through [April 30] May 15, a person recreationally angling in the Chesapeake Bay or its tidal tributaries may not attempt to catch fish by trolling.
F.—I. (text unchanged)
JOSH KURTZ
Secretary of Natural
Resources
Title 11
DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
Subtitle 03 MARYLAND AVIATION ADMINISTRATION
11.03.01 Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport
Authority: Transportation Article, §§5-204, 5-208, and 5-426, Annotated Code of Maryland
Notice of Proposed Action
[24-046-P]
The Maryland Aviation Administration proposes to amend Regulation .09 under COMAR
11.03.01 Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport. This
action was considered by the Maryland Aviation Commission in an open meeting on
February 21, 2024, notice of which was given, pursuant to General Provisions
Article, §3-302, Annotated Code of Maryland.
Statement of Purpose
The purpose of this action is to establish a fee for replacing identification badges and a fee for employers who fail to retrieve identification badges from former employees and return them to the Maryland Aviation Administration.
Estimate of Economic Impact
The proposed action has no economic impact.
Economic Impact on Small Businesses
The proposed action has minimal or no economic impact on small businesses.
Impact on Individuals with Disabilities
The proposed action has no impact on individuals with disabilities.
Opportunity for Public Comment
Comments may be sent to Stacey Hicks-Johnson, Regulations Coordinator, Maryland Aviation Administration, P.O. Box 8766, BWI Airport, MD 21240, or call 410-859-7351, or email to shicks-johnson@bwiairport.com. Comments will be accepted through July 1, 2024. A public hearing has not been scheduled.
.09 Airport Security.
A.—C. (text unchanged)
D. [Security] Identification Badge.
(1) An individual entering the air operations area at the Airport shall display an [authorized employee] identification badge or be properly escorted by an individual displaying an [authorized employee] identification badge issued by the Administration.
(2) (text unchanged)
(3) The type of plastic
laminate on the identification badge shall be such that, if tampered with, any
photograph and identification [card] badge would be
mutilated.
(4) [If an
identification badge is lost or stolen, the employee] An individual shall
give prompt notice to the Airport Security Office if their identification
badge is lost or stolen. The
Administration may charge the individual a fee to replace an identification
badge. The fees are:
(a) First replacement — $50;
(b) Second replacement — $100; and
(c) Each successive replacement — $250.
(5) [The] An employer shall [collect] immediately collect and forward to the Airport Security Office the identification badge of an employee [upon] that is no longer employed by the [termination of employment] employer. The Administration may charge a $100 fee to an employer for the failure to return an identification badge to the Administration.
(6)—(15) (text unchanged)
RICKY D. SMITH, SR.
Executive Director
Maryland Aviation Administration
Title 13A
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION
Authority: Education Article, §§2-205, 4-103, 4-204(a), 6-201,
6-202, and
6-302; State Personnel and Pensions Article, §§22-406 and 23-407; Annotated
Code of Maryland
Notice of Proposed Action
[24-056-P]
The State Board of Education proposes to amend Regulation .01
under COMAR 13A.07.02 Terms of Employment. This action was considered by
the State Board of Education at their March 26, 2024, meeting.
Statement of Purpose
The purpose of this action is to remove references to “certificate” and “certificated” and replace them with references to “license” and “licensed” in accordance with the amendments to COMAR 13A.12 Educator Licensure.
Estimate of Economic Impact
The proposed action has no economic impact.
Economic Impact on Small Businesses
The proposed action has minimal or no economic impact on small businesses.
Impact on Individuals with Disabilities
The proposed action has no impact on individuals with disabilities.
Opportunity for Public Comment
Comments may be sent to Kelly Meadows, Assistant State Superintendent, Maryland State Department of Education, Division of Educator Effectiveness, 200 West Baltimore Street, Baltimore, MD 21201, or call 410-767-0386, or email to kelly.meadows@maryland.gov. Comments will be accepted through July 1, 2024. A public hearing has not been scheduled.
Open Meeting
Final action on the proposal will be considered by the State Board of Education during a public meeting to be held on July 23, 2024, at 9 a.m., at 200 West Baltimore Street, Baltimore, MD 21201.
.01 Contracts.
A. Contracts To Be In Writing. All contracts with [certificated] licensed professional employees shall be in writing and on contract forms prescribed by the State Board of Education. The contract shall be signed by the [certificated] licensed professional employee and the secretary of the local board of education, and when so signed shall be filed by the secretary in the office of the Board.
B. Regular (Teacher’s) Contract.
(1) Except as provided in §C of this regulation, for employees who hold professional [certificates] licenses, the form entitled “Regular Contract” shall be used and others may not be recognized.
(2) The following is the approved form:
REGULAR CONTRACT
STATE OF MARYLAND, COUNTY OF ___________________
IT IS HEREBY AGREED by and between the LOCAL BOARD OF EDUCATION OF _____________ COUNTY and _____________ that the said [certificated] licensed employee shall be and is hereby employed in the public schools of the said County subject to assignment by the Local Superintendent or transfer to some other position with the County, provided that if the transfer be made during the school year or after the opening of the school for any year, the salary shall not be reduced for the remainder of the year. The salary of said [certificated] licensed employee shall be fixed by the Local Board of Education which salary shall be not less than the minimum salary provided by law.
The term “school year” as used in this contract means the period of time the [certificated] licensed employee is obligated to perform duties (teaching and nonteaching) under his or her assignment for a local school system.
AND IT IS FURTHER AGREED that the [certificated] licensed employee named herein shall become a member of the Teachers’_____________________________________* of the State of Maryland, if eligible, as of date on which his/her service begins.
AND IT IS FURTHER AGREED that the said [certificated] licensed employee will not rescind an employment contract with the local school system after July 15 except in case of emergency, of which the Local Board of Education shall exercise judgment on a reasonable basis.
AND IT IS FURTHER AGREED that the said [certificated] licensed employee will perform all duties required by the rules and regulations of the Local Board of Education and the State Board of Education.
AND IT IS FURTHER AGREED that:
(a) Except as provided in subparagraphs (c)—(d) below, the probationary period of employment of a [certificated] licensed employee in a local school system shall be three years from the date of employment.
(b) Either of the parties to this contract may terminate it at the end of the first, second, or third school year or on the first, second, or third anniversary date of employment in regard to employees hired after January 1 following the commencement of a school year by giving notice in writing to the other, as of the following dates:
(i) In the case of employees employed before January 1 following the commencement of a school year, not later than May 1;
(ii) In the case of employees employed on or after January 1 following the commencement of a school year, not later than June 15, or not later than sixty (60) days prior to the first, second, or third anniversary date at the discretion of the Local Board of Education. Notwithstanding (i) above to the contrary, in the case in which the Board of Education must effect a reduction in force because a position must be abolished as a result of budgetary action by the local appropriating authority on or after May 1, notice must be given to the employee within 15 days following final action by the appropriating authority or June 30, whichever is earlier.
(c) A [certificated] licensed employee who has achieved tenure in a local school system and moves to another local school system shall retain tenure in the new local school system under the following conditions:
(i) The employee’s contract is renewed after one year of probationary employment in the local school system to which the employee relocated;
(ii) The employee’s final evaluation rating in the local school system from which the employee departed is “satisfactory” or better; and
(iii) There has been no break in the employee’s service between the two local school systems of longer than one year.
(d) A [certificated] licensed employee’s probationary period in a new local school system, specified in subparagraph (c) above, may be extended for a second year from the date of employment if:
(i) The employee does not qualify for tenure at the end of the first year based on established performance evaluation criteria; and
(ii) The employee demonstrates a strong potential for improvement.
AND IT IS FURTHER AGREED that if the [certificated] licensed employee named herein wishes to vacate his or her position after becoming tenured, thirty days’ notice in writing shall be given the Local Board of Education prior to the beginning of his or her next school year but not later than July 15, except in case of emergency, of which the Local Board of Education shall exercise judgment on a reasonable basis.
If any of the conditions of this contract shall be violated by the [certificated] licensed employee named herein, salary already accrued will be forfeited, in the discretion of the Local Board of Education.
This contract shall continue from year to year, subject to the aforegoing conditions. The Local Board of Education, pursuant to the provisions of §6-202 of the Education Article of the Annotated Code of Maryland, as amended, may suspend or dismiss the employee at any time, upon the recommendation of the Local Superintendent, for immorality; misconduct in office, including knowingly failing to report suspected child abuse in violation of §5-701 et seq. of the Family Law Article; insubordination; incompetency; or willful neglect of duty, provided that the charge or charges be stated, in writing, to the employee, and that the employee be given an opportunity to be heard by the Local Board of Education upon not less than 10 days’ notice with the right to bring counsel and witnesses, if so desired. An appeal may be made to the State Board of Education within 30 days of the decision of the Local Board of Education.
This contract shall automatically terminate if the employee ceases to hold a professional [certificate] license.
This contract is made in accordance with the provisions of the School Law, and is subject to §§2-205, 4-103, 4-204(a), 6-201, 6-202, and 6-302 of the Education Article of the Annotated Code of Maryland, and any amendments thereto, and will be filed among the records of the Local Board of Education.
The said [certificated] licensed employee on
his or her part hereby accepts said employment, to take effect on the ___day of
__________________, 20___. Date of signing this contract __________________,
20___.
WITNESS OUR HANDS:
_____________________________________________________
Secretary, Local Board of Education
_____________________________________________________
[Certificated] Licensed Employee
C. Provisional Contract. For employees who hold conditional or resident teacher [certificates] licenses the form entitled “Provisional Contract For Conditional or Resident Teacher [Certificate] License Holders” shall be used, and no others shall be recognized. The following is the approved form:
PROVISIONAL CONTRACT FOR CONDITIONAL OR RESIDENT TEACHER [CERTIFICATE] LICENSE HOLDERS
STATE OF MARYLAND, COUNTY OF ____________________
IT IS HEREBY AGREED by and between the LOCAL BOARD OF EDUCATION of COUNTY and that the said [certificated] licensed employee shall be and is hereby employed in the public schools of the said County as subject to assignment by the Local Superintendent or transfer in some other position within the County, provided that if the transfer be made during the school year or after the opening of the school for the term herein designated, the salary shall not be reduced for the remainder of the year. The salary of said [certificated] licensed employee shall be fixed by the Local Board of Education, which salary shall not be less than the minimum salary provided by law.
The term of this contract shall extend from the date of its signing until the thirtieth day of June next succeeding said date of signing, and this contract shall automatically terminate and expire on the thirtieth day of June next succeeding the date of its signing.
AND IT IS FURTHER AGREED that the teacher named herein shall become a member of the Teachers’ * of the State of Maryland as of date on which his/her teaching service begins.
AND IT IS FURTHER AGREED that the said [certificated] licensed employee will not vacate the position to which assigned during any school year, except in case of emergency, of which the Local Board of Education shall judge.
AND IT IS FURTHER AGREED that the said [certificated] licensed employee will perform all duties required by the rules and regulations of the Local Board of Education and the State Board of Education.
If any of the conditions of this contract shall be violated by the [certificated] licensed employee named herein, salary already accrued will be forfeited, in the discretion of the Local Board of Education. The Local Board of Education, pursuant to the provisions of §6-202 of the Education Article of the Annotated Code of Maryland, as amended, may suspend or dismiss the employee at any time, upon the recommendation of the Local Superintendent, for immorality; misconduct in office, including knowingly failing to report suspected child abuse in violation of §5-701 et seq. of the Family Law Article; insubordination; incompetency; or willful neglect of duty, provided that the charge or charges be stated, in writing, to the employee, and that the employee be given an opportunity to be heard by the Local Board of Education upon not less than 10 days’ notice, with the right to bring counsel and witnesses, if so desired. An appeal may be made to the State Board of Education within 30 days of the decision of the Local Board of Education.
Anything to the contrary notwithstanding, this contract shall terminate if the employee [ceasees] ceases to hold or fails to comply with the requirements for maintaining a teacher’s Conditional or Resident Teacher [Certificate] License. However, if the employee is provided a Professional [Certificate] License during the school year for which this contract is in effect, the employee’s employment shall continue to be governed by the terms of this contract until its June 30th termination date. If the local board employer determines to offer the employee for the subsequent school year a regular contract then in force according to the regulations as promulgated by the State Board of Education, the employee shall be given credit toward tenure for years served as a conditional or resident teacher employee.
The said [certificated] licensed employee on his or her part hereby agrees to abide by the terms and restrictions of this contract and accepts said appointment, to take effect on the ___ day of __________________, 20___. Date of signing this contract ___________________________, 20___.
WITNESS OUR HANDS:
_____________________________________________________
Secretary, Local Board of Education
_____________________________________________________
[Certificated] Licensed Employee
*Type “Retirement System” or “Pension Plan System”, as applicable.
CAREY M. WRIGHT, Ed.D.
State Superintendent of
Schools
Authority: Education Article, §§2-205, 7-101, 7-101.1, 7-301,
7-301.1,
7-303—7-305, 7-305.1, 7-307, 7-308, and 8-404, Annotated Code of Maryland; Ch.
273, Acts of 2016; Federal Statutory Reference: 20 U.S.C. §§1232g and 7912
Notice of Proposed Action
[24-055-P]
The State Board of Education proposes to amend Regulation .17 under COMAR 13A.08.01 General Regulations. This action was considered by the State Board of Education at their March 26, 2024, meeting.
Also at this time, the State Board of Education is withdrawing the
proposal to amend Regulation .17 under COMAR 13A.08.01 General
Regulations that was published in 50:20 Md. R 924—927 (October 6, 2024).
Statement of Purpose
The purpose of this action is to align COMAR 13A.08.01.17 with the statutory language of Education Article, §§7-303 and 7-305, Annotated Code of Maryland, to provide a definition of “reportable offenses” and to clarify necessary school and local school system actions related to educational programs and safety when there is a student facing community-based charges.
Estimate of Economic Impact
The proposed action has no economic impact.
Economic Impact on Small Businesses
The proposed action has minimal or no economic impact on small businesses.
Impact on Individuals with Disabilities
The proposed action has an impact on individuals with disabilities as follows:
The proposed regulation provides additional protections for students with disabilities by applying portions of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), including manifestation determination reviews and the provision of a free appropriate public education, to removals for a reportable offense.
Opportunity for Public Comment
Comments may be sent to Mary L. Gable, Assistant State Superintendent, Maryland State Department of Education, 200 West Baltimore Street, Baltimore, MD 21201, or call 410-767-0472, or email to doss.msde@maryland.gov. Comments will be accepted through July 1, 2024. A public hearing has not been scheduled.
Open Meeting
Final action on the proposal will be considered by the State Board of Education during a public meeting to be held on July 23, 2024 at 9 a.m., at 200 West Baltimore Street, Baltimore, MD 21201.
.17 School Use of Reportable Offenses.
A. Terms Defined. In this regulation the following terms have the meanings indicated:
(1) (text unchanged)
(2) “Criminal [gang] organization” has the meaning stated in Criminal Law Article, §9-801, Annotated Code of Maryland.
(3)—(5) (text unchanged)
(6) “Regular school program” means the
courses, classes, and related services the student is enrolled in by a local
school system at the time of the student’s reportable offense.
[(6)] (7) “Related services” means any supportive intervention that is available through the local school system.
[(7)] (8) “Reportable offense” means an
offense that:
[(a) A crime of violence, as defined in Criminal Law Article, §14-101, Annotated Code of Maryland;
(b) Any of the offenses enumerated in Courts and Judicial Proceedings Article, §3-8A-03(d)(4), Annotated Code of Maryland;
(c) A violation of Criminal Law Article §4-101, 4-102, 4-203 or 4-204, Annotated Code of Maryland;
(d) A violation of Criminal Law Article, §5-602—5-609, 5-612—5-614, 5-617, 5-618, 5-627 or 5-628, Annotated Code of Maryland;
(e) A violation of Criminal Law Article, §4-503, 9-504 or 9-505, Annotated Code of Maryland;
(f) A violation of Criminal Law Article §6-102, 6-103, 6-104 or 6-105, Annotated Code of Maryland;
(g) A violation of Criminal Law Article §9-802 or 9-803, Annotated Code of Maryland;
(h) A violation of Criminal Law Article §3-203, Annotated Code of Maryland;
(i) A violation of Criminal Law Article §6-301, Annotated Code of Maryland;
(j) A violation of Criminal Law Article §9-302, 9-303 or 9-305, Annotated Code of Maryland;
(k) A violation of Criminal Law Article §7-105, Annotated Code of Maryland; or
(l) An offense related to membership in a criminal gang.]
(a) Occurred off school premises;
(b) Did not occur at an event sponsored by the school; and
(c) Involved any of the following:
(i) A crime of violence, as defined in
Criminal Law Article, §14–101, Annotated Code of Maryland;
(ii) Any of the offenses enumerated in Courts and Judicial
Proceedings Article, §3–8A–03(e)(4), Annotated Code of Maryland;
(iii) A violation of Criminal Law Article, §4–101, 4–102, 4–203,
or 4–204, Annotated Code of Maryland;
(iv) A violation of Criminal Law Article, §5–602, 5–603, 5–604,
5–605, 5–606, 5–607, 5–608, 5–608.1, 5–609, 5–612, 5–613, 5–614, 5–617, 5–618,
5–627, or 5–628, Annotated Code of Maryland;
(v) A violation of Criminal Law Article, §4–503, 9–504, or 9–505,
Annotated Code of Maryland;
(vi) A violation of Criminal Law Article, §6–102, 6–103, 6–104,
or 6–105, Annotated Code of Maryland;
(vii) A violation of Criminal Law Article, § 9–802 or 9–803,
Annotated Code of Maryland;
(viii) A violation of Criminal Law Article, §3–203, Annotated
Code of Maryland;
(ix) A violation of Criminal Law Article, §6–301, Annotated Code
of Maryland;
(x) A violation of Criminal Law Article, §9–302, 9–303, or 9–305,
Annotated Code of Maryland;
(xi) A violation of Criminal Law Article, §7–105, Annotated Code
of Maryland;
(xii) A violation of Criminal Law Article, §6–202, Annotated
Code of Maryland; or
(xiii) A violation of Criminal Law Article, §10–606, Annotated
Code of Maryland.
[(8)] (9) (text unchanged)
[(9)] (10) School Security Officer.
(a) “School security officer” means an individual designated to maintain the security and safety of a school.
[(a)] (b) School security officer includes:
(i)—(ii) (text unchanged)
(iii) Other individual employed by a local school system or a local government who is designated by the [county] local superintendent or a school principal to help maintain the security and safety of a school.
[(b)] (c) (text unchanged)
[(10)] (11) (text unchanged)
(12) “Student with a disability” means a student eligible under
the Individuals with Disabilities Act or Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act
of 1973.
[B. Administrative Procedures.
(1) Promptly, upon receipt of information from a law enforcement agency of an arrest of a student for a reportable offense, the local superintendent shall provide the school principal of the school in which the student is enrolled with the arrest information, including the charges. If the student who has been arrested is an identified student with disabilities who has been enrolled by the public school system in a nonpublic school program, the local superintendent shall provide the principal of the nonpublic school with the arrest information, including the charges.
(2) The school principal with appropriate staff members shall immediately develop a plan that addresses appropriate educational programming and related services for the student and that maintains a safe and secure school environment for all students and school personnel. The school principal shall request that the student’s parent or guardian:
(a) Participate in the development of the plan; and
(b) Submit information that is relevant to developing the plan.
(3) If the plan results in a change to the student’s educational program, the school principal shall promptly schedule a conference to inform the parent or guardian of the plan. The plan shall be implemented not later than 5 school days after receipt of the arrest information.
(4) The school principal and appropriate staff shall review the plan and the student’s status and make adjustments as appropriate:
(a) Immediately upon notification from the State’s Attorney of the disposition of the reportable offense; or
(b) Pending notification from the State’s Attorney, at a minimum on a quarterly basis.
(5) The parent or guardian shall be informed of any adjustments to the plan.
(6) Each local school system shall provide a review process to resolve any disagreement that arises in the implementation of this regulation.
C. General Provisions.
(1) Except by order of a juvenile court or other court upon good cause shown or as provided in §C(2) of this regulation, the reportable offense information is confidential and may not be redisclosed by subpoena or otherwise and may not be made part of the student’s permanent educational record.
(2) If the disposition of the reportable offense was a conviction, an adjudication of delinquency, or the criminal charge or delinquency petition is still pending, a local superintendent or school principal may transmit the information obtained under this regulation as a confidential file to the local superintendent of another public school system or to another nonpublic school in the state in which the student has enrolled or has transferred, to carry out the purposes of this regulation.
(3) A local superintendent or school principal who transmits information about a student under §C(2) of this regulation shall include in the confidential transmittal information on any educational programming and related services provided to the student.
(4) A fee may not be charged to the student or parent or guardian for the alternative educational programming or related services that are developed for the student.
(5) Notice of the reportable offense charge alone may not be the basis for suspension or expulsion of the student. However, nothing in this regulation is intended to limit the manner in which a school obtains information or uses information obtained by any lawful means other than through notice of the arrest.
(6) Appropriate educational programming and related services shall be provided to an identified student with disabilities in accordance with the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act and State special education law and regulations, including COMAR 13A.05.01.
(7) The reportable offense information obtained by a local superintendent, school principal or school security officer shall be:
(a) Transmitted only to school personnel of the school in which the student is enrolled as necessary to carry out the purposes set forth in this regulation; and
(b) Destroyed when the first of the following occurs:
(i) The student graduates;
(ii) The student otherwise permanently leaves school;
(iii) The student turns 22 years old;
(iv) The criminal case involving the reportable offense is dismissed;
(v) The student is found not guilty of the reportable offense; or
(vi) The student pleads to a lesser offense that is not a reportable offense.
(8) Reportable offense involving rape or a sexual offense.
(a) Except as otherwise provided in paragraph §C(8)(b) of this regulation, the local superintendent and the school principal shall consider prohibiting a student who is arrested for a reportable offense involving rape or a sexual offense from attending the same school or riding on the same school bus as the alleged victim of the reportable offense if such action is necessary or appropriate to protect the physical or psychological well-being of the alleged victim.
(b) If a student is arrested for a reportable offense involving rape or a sexual offense and is convicted of or adjudicated delinquent for the rape or sexual offense, the student may not attend the same school or ride on the same school bus as the victim.
(9) Nothing in this regulation is intended to limit the manner in which a local school obtains information or uses information obtained by any lawful means other than that set forth in §C(2) of this regulation.
(10) Each public school that enrolls students in grades six through
12 in the State shall designate at least one school security officer.]
B. Notification by Law Enforcement. If a student is arrested for
a reportable offense or an offense that is related to the student’s membership
in a criminal organization, the law enforcement agency making the arrest:
(1) Shall notify the following individuals of the arrest and the
charges within 24 hours of the arrest or as soon as practicable:
(a) The local superintendent;
(b) The school principal; and
(c) For a school that has a school security officer, the school
security officer; and
(2) May notify the State’s Attorney of the arrest and charges.
C. Safety Determination Procedures and Plan.
(1) Promptly, upon receipt of information from a law enforcement
agency or another verified source of an arrest of a student for a reportable
offense:
(a) The local superintendent shall provide the school principal
of the school in which the student is enrolled with the arrest information,
including the charges; or
(b) If the student who has been arrested is an identified
student with disabilities who has been enrolled by the public school system in
a nonpublic school program, the local superintendent shall provide the
principal of the nonpublic school with the arrest information, including the
charges.
(2) The school principal, in consultation with appropriate staff
members, shall consider whether the student’s presence presents a risk to the
safety of other students and staff.
(3) If the school principal believes the student presents a
safety risk, the school principal shall immediately develop a plan that:
(a) Addresses appropriate educational programming and related
services for the student; and
(b) Maintains a safe and secure school environment for all
students and staff.
(4) The school principal shall request that the student’s parent
or guardian:
(a) Participate in the development of the plan; and
(b) Submit information that is relevant to developing the plan.
(5) If the student has an attorney, the school principal shall
invite the student’s attorney to participate in any meeting with the student’s
parent or guardian to discuss the plan.
D. Removal from Regular School Program.
(1) A student may not be removed from the student’s regular
school program unless the student presents an imminent threat of serious harm
to other students or staff.
(2) Notice of the arrest for a reportable offense may not be the
sole basis for a change in the student’s regular school program.
(3) If the plan developed in §C(3) of this regulation includes
removal of the student from the student’s regular school program, the school
principal shall promptly inform the local superintendent in writing.
(4) Upon receipt of a written report from a school principal
requesting a removal from the regular school program, and no later than 10
school days from the notification of the reportable offense, the local
superintendent shall:
(b)
Make a determination as to whether the student poses an imminent threat
of serious harm to other students or staff necessitating a removal.
(5) Implementation of the plan must occur by the tenth school
day following notification of the reportable offense.
(6) If after the conference, the local superintendent finds that
a removal from the regular school program is warranted, the student or the
student’s parent or guardian may appeal the removal to the local board within
15 calendar days after the receipt of the written determination and notice of
appeal rights.
(7) If an appeal is filed, the local board or its designated
committee or hearing officer shall have 45 calendar days from the date the
appeal was received to hear the appeal and issue a decision, as follows:
(a) This timeline period may be extended if the parent,
guardian, or representative requests additional time; and
(b) This timeline shall also apply if the local board elects to
use a hearing examiner.
(8) If, due to extraordinary circumstances or unusual complexity
of a particular appeal, the local board determines that it will be unable to
hear an appeal and issue a decision within 45 calendar days, it may petition
the State Superintendent for an extension of time.
(9) The student or the student’s parent, guardian, or
representative:
(a) Shall be provided with the school system’s witness list and
a copy of the documents that the school system will present at the hearing no
later than 5 business days before the hearing; and
(b) May bring counsel and witnesses to the hearing.
(10) Unless a public hearing is requested by the parent or
guardian of the student, a hearing shall be held out of the presence of all
individuals except those whose presence is considered necessary or desirable by
the local board.
(11) The appeal to the local board does not stay the decision of
the local superintendent.
(12) The decision of the local board is final.
E. Review Procedures.
(1) With the input of the school principal, appropriate staff,
the student, and the student’s parent or guardian, the local superintendent
shall review the plan and the student’s status and make adjustments as
appropriate:
(a) Immediately upon notification from the State’s Attorney of
the disposition of the reportable offense; or
(b) Pending notification from the State’s Attorney, at a minimum
every 45 school days.
(3) The student and the student’s parent or guardian shall be
provided in writing with the local superintendent’s review decision.
(4) If the student or the student’s parent or guardian disagrees
with the local superintendent’s review decision, the student or the student’s
parent or guardian may appeal the decision consistent with §D(5)—(11) of this
regulation.
F. Confidentiality of
Information and Retention of Documents.
(1) Except by order of a juvenile court or other court upon good
cause shown or as provided in §F(2) of this regulation, the reportable offense
information is confidential and may not be redisclosed by subpoena or otherwise
and may not be made part of the student’s permanent educational record.
(2) If the disposition of the reportable offense was a
conviction or an adjudication of delinquency, or the criminal charge or
delinquency petition is still pending, a local superintendent or school
principal may transmit the information obtained under this regulation as a
confidential file to the local superintendent of another local school system or
to another nonpublic school in the state in which the student has enrolled or
has transferred, to carry out the purposes of this regulation.
(3) A local superintendent or school principal who transmits
information about a student under §F(2) of this regulation shall include in the
confidential transmittal information on any educational programming and related
services provided to the student.
(4) Nothing in this regulation is intended to limit the manner
in which a local school obtains information or uses information obtained by any
lawful means.
(5) The reportable offense information obtained by a local
superintendent, school principal, or school security officer shall be:
(a) Transmitted only to school personnel of the school in which
the student is enrolled and as necessary to carry out the purposes set forth in
this regulation; and
(b) Destroyed when the first of the following occurs:
(i) The student graduates;
(ii) The student otherwise permanently leaves school;
(iii) The student turns 22 years old;
(iv) The criminal case involving the reportable offense is
dismissed;
(v) The student is found not guilty of the reportable offense;
or
(vi) The student pleads to a lesser offense that is not a
reportable offense.
G. Students with Disabilities.
(1) Appropriate educational programming and related services
shall be provided to an identified student with a disability in accordance with
the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, Section 504 of the
Rehabilitation Act of 1973, and State special education law and regulations,
including COMAR 13A.05.01.
(2) Removal of a student with a disability resulting in a change
of placement shall be conducted in conformance with the requirements of the
Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation
Act of 1973, and State special education law and regulations, including
requirements related to a manifestation determination.
(3) If the student has an attorney, the attorney shall be
invited to attend any meeting to discuss the manifestation determination.
H. Reportable Offense Involving Rape or a Sexual Offense.
(1) Except as otherwise provided in §H(2) of this regulation,
the local superintendent and the school principal shall consider prohibiting a
student who is arrested for a reportable offense involving rape or a sexual
offense from attending the same school or riding on the same school bus as the
alleged victim of the reportable offense if such action is necessary or appropriate
to protect the physical or psychological well-being of the alleged victim.
(2) If a student is arrested for a reportable offense involving
rape or a sexual offense and is convicted of or adjudicated delinquent for the
rape or sexual offense, the student may not attend the same school or ride on
the same school bus as the victim.
(3) Consistent with Criminal Procedure Article, §11-722(e),
Annotated Code of Maryland, a student who is required to register with the
Maryland Sex Offender Registry may receive an education in accordance with
State law in any of the following locations:
(a) A location other than a public or nonpublic elementary or
secondary school, including by:
(i) Participating in the Home and
Hospital Teaching Program for Students; or
(ii) Participating in or attending a program approved by a local
board;
(b) A Regional Institute for Children and Adolescents; or
(c) A nonpublic educational program as provided by Education
Article, §8-406, Annotated Code of Maryland, if:
(i) The registrant has notified an
agent or employee of the nonpublic educational program that the registrant is
required to register under this subtitle; and
(ii) The registrant has been given specific written permission
by an agent or employee of the nonpublic educational program to attend the
nonpublic educational program.
I. General Provisions.
(1) Each public school that enrolls students in grades six
through 12 in the State shall designate at least one school security officer.
(2) A fee may not be charged to the student or parent or
guardian for the alternative educational programming or related services that
are developed for the student.
J. Data Collection.
(1) Each year, the local school system shall provide to the
Department the following information for each reportable offense for which the
local school received information under this regulation:
(a) The nature of the reportable offense;
(b) Verification that the offense occurred off school premises;
(c) Action taken by the local school and local board after being
notified of the reportable offense;
(d) The race, ethnicity, gender, and disability status of the
student arrested for the reportable offense;
(e) The grade of the student arrested for the reportable
offense;
(f) The regular school program of the student arrested for the
reportable offense;
(g) Whether the student’s regular school program was altered as
a result of the reportable offense;
(h) If the student was removed from the student’s regular school
program as a result of the reportable offense:
(i) The amount of time during which
the student was removed; and
(ii) The student’s placement and educational programming during
the period of removal; and
(i) If removed from the student’s
regular school program, the student’s academic performance during the time
period the student was removed, including attendance, grades, and standardized
test scores, and any additional disciplinary actions.
CAREY M. WRIGHT, Ed.D.
State Superintendent of Schools
Subtitle 01 PRESCRIPTION DRUG AFFORDABILITY BOARD
14.01.02 Prescription Drug Affordability Fund
Authority: Health-General Article, §§21-2C-03(f)(1) and 21-2C-11, Annotated Code of Maryland
Notice of Proposed Action
[24-054-P]
The Maryland Prescription Drug Affordability Board proposes to amend
Regulations .02 under COMAR 14.01.02 Prescription Drug Affordability
Fund. This action was considered and approved by the Maryland Prescription
Drug Affordability Board at a public meeting held on March 25, 2024, notice of
which was provided by publication on the PDAB's website at
https://pdab.maryland.gov/2024_board_meeting.html, as required under General
Provisions Article, §3-302(c), Annotated Code of Maryland.
Statement of Purpose
The purpose of this action is to (1) authorize staff to perform maintenance on the list of assessed entities throughout the year, and (2) modify the circumstances under which entities may be added or removed from the list, allowing for a more efficient assessment process.
Estimate of Economic Impact
The proposed action has no economic impact.
Economic Impact on Small Businesses
The proposed action has minimal or no economic impact on small businesses.
Impact on Individuals with Disabilities
The proposed action has no impact on individuals with disabilities.
Opportunity for Public Comment
Comments may be sent to Christina Shaklee, Health Policy Analyst Advanced, Maryland Prescription Drug Affordability Board, 16900 Science Drive, Suite 112—114, Bowie, MD 20715, or call 410-703-7015, or email to christina.shaklee1@maryland.gov. Comments will be accepted through July 1, 2024. A public hearing has not been scheduled.
.02 Fee Assessment, Exemption, Waiver, and Collection.
A.—D. (text unchanged)
E. Maintenance of Assessment List.
(1) (text unchanged)
(2) At any time, Board staff [shall] may:
(a) Review the list [on], but staff shall review the list on at least an annual basis;
(b) Add additional entities [when] reported by or obtained from other agencies or identified by staff; and
(c) Remove entities [when] if the entity:
(i) (text unchanged)
(ii) [Has not been required to pay the assessment for 3 consecutive years] Has been determined to be exempt from assessment.
ANDREW YORK
Executive Director
Subtitle 35 MARYLAND HEALTH BENEFIT EXCHANGE
Notice of Proposed Action
[24-058-P]
The Maryland Health Benefit Exchange proposes to:
(1) Amend Regulation .02 under COMAR 14.35.01 General Provisions;
(2) Adopt new Regulation .23 under COMAR 14.35.07 Eligibility Standards for Enrollment in a Qualified Health Plan, Eligibility Standards for APTC and CSR, and Eligibility Standards for Enrollment in a Catastrophic Qualified Health Plan in the Individual Exchange; and
(3) Amend Regulation .05 under COMAR 14.35.15 Carrier Certification Standards.
This proposal was considered at the April 15, 2024, meeting of the Maryland Health Benefit Exchange (MHBE) Board of Trustees.
Statement of Purpose
The purpose of this action is to codify MHBE's existing re-enrollment process, align MHBE's re-enrollment hierarchy with that of the Federally Facilitated Exchange for enrollees enrolled in Bronze plans who are eligible for a more generous plan at the same or lower monthly cost, and update related regulations to ensure carrier awareness and to define a key term.
Estimate of Economic Impact
The proposed action has no economic impact.
Economic Impact on Small Businesses
The proposed action has minimal or no economic impact on small businesses.
Impact on Individuals with Disabilities
The proposed action has no impact on individuals with disabilities.
Opportunity for Public Comment
Comments may be sent to Becca Lane, Senior Health Policy Analyst, Maryland Health Benefit Exchange, 750 E Pratt St., Baltimore, MD 21202, or call 410-547-7371, or email to becca.lane@maryland.gov. Comments will be accepted through July 1, 2024. A public hearing has not been scheduled.
14.35.01 General Provisions
Authority: Insurance Article, §31-106(c)(1)(iv), Annotated Code of Maryland
.02 Definitions.
A. (text unchanged)
B. Terms Defined.
(1)—(44) (text unchanged)
(45) “Provider network” has the same meaning as “provider panel”
as stated in COMAR 31.10.35.03B(7).
[(45)] (46)—[(55)] (56) (text unchanged)
14.35.07 Eligibility Standards for Enrollment in a Qualified Health Plan, Eligibility Standards for APTC and CSR, and Eligibility Standards for Enrollment in a Catastrophic Qualified Health Plan in the Individual Exchange
Authority: Insurance Article, §31-106(c)(1)(iv), Annotated Code of Maryland
.23 QHP Re-Enrollments—In General.
A. The Exchange shall redetermine the eligibility of a qualified
individual on an annual basis as specified in 45 CFR §155.335.
B. The Exchange shall provide a qualified individual with an
annual redetermination notice as specified in 45 CFR §155.335(c) that adheres
to the timing specified in 45 CFR §155.335(d).
C. If an enrollee remains eligible for enrollment in a QHP
through the Exchange upon annual redetermination, the Exchange shall re-enroll
the enrollee according to 45 CFR §155.335(j), except as provided for in §E of
this regulation.
D. Consumers eligible for re-enrollment may:
(1) Change their plan during open enrollment;
(2) If ineligible for automatic re-enrollment, manually
re-enroll coverage by:
(a) Re-enrolling online through the Maryland Health Connection
Consumer Portal;
(b) Re-enrolling with the assistance of an Individual Exchange
Navigator, certified application counselor, or insurance producer; or
(c) Calling the MHC call center; or
(3) Decline re-enrollment.
E. Re-Enrollment into Higher Value Plans.
(1) Unless the enrollee terminates coverage, including
termination of coverage in connection with voluntarily selecting a different
QHP in accordance with 45 CFR §155.430, the exchange shall follow the procedure
detailed in §E(2) of this regulation to re-enroll an enrollee into a plan other
than the enrollee's original plan or plan identified by the carrier pursuant to
§F of this regulation if the enrollee:
(a) Remains eligible for enrollment in a QHP through the
Exchange upon annual redetermination;
(b) Is determined, upon annual redetermination, eligible for
cost-sharing reductions in accordance with 45 CFR §155.305(g);
(c) Is currently enrolled in a bronze level QHP that is not a
high deductible health plan compatible with a health savings account as defined
in 26 U.S.C. §223; and
(d) Would be re-enrolled in a bronze level QHP that is not a
high deductible health plan compatible with a health savings account as defined
in 26 U.S.C. §223 under §B of this regulation.
(2) The Exchange shall re-enroll enrollees that meet the
criteria of §E(1) of this regulation in the QHP:
(a) With the highest actuarial value available;
(b) Within the same product;
(c) With the same provider network; and
(d) Which, compared to the original bronze level QHP into which
the Exchange would otherwise re-enroll the enrollee under §B of this
regulation, and after the application of advance payment of the premium tax
credit and young adult subsidy under COMAR 14.35.19, has a premium that is:
(i) Lower; or
(ii) Equivalent.
F. For QHPs that carriers plan to discontinue, enrollees in
those QHPs shall be re-enrolled into QHPs determined by carrier-submitted plan
re-enrollment templates according to COMAR 14.35.15.05O.
14.35.15 Carrier Certification Standards
Authority: Insurance Article, §31-106(c)(1)(iv), Annotated Code of Maryland
.05 Conditions for Participation—Authorized Carrier Conduct.
A.—N. (text unchanged)
O. Designation of Plans for Re-Enrollment.
(1) If a carrier terminates a plan in accordance with 45 CFR
147.106(c), the carrier shall submit to the Exchange a template that designates
a plan that is an appropriate substitute for the plan that will no longer be
available in the next plan year.
(2) The substitute plan designated by the carrier shall be
determined in accordance with COMAR 14.35.07.23C.
MICHELE EBERLE
Executive Director
Subtitle 39 INTERAGENCY COMMISSION ON SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION
14.39.02 Administration of the Public School Construction Program
Authority: Education Article, §§4-126, 5-112, and 5-303; State Finance and Procurement Article, §5-7B-07; Annotated Code of Maryland
[23-251-P-I]
Correction to Notice of Open Meeting
The Notice of Open Meeting that appeared in 51:6 Md. R. 308 (March 22, 2024) has been changed to correct the date, as follows:
Open Meeting
Final
action on the proposal will be considered by the Interagency Commission on
School Construction during a public meeting to be held on June 13, 2024, at 9
a.m., at https://iac.mdschoolconstruction.org/?page_id=315.
ALEX DONAHUE
Executive Director
Title 34
DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING
Subtitle 04 HISTORICAL AND CULTURAL PROGRAMS
34.04.02 Maryland Historical Trust Historic Preservation Loan Program
Authority: State Finance and Procurement Article, [§§5-7B-01—5-7B-10] §§5-203, 5A-318 [and], 5A-327and 5A-331, Annotated Code of Maryland[; Executive Orders 01.01.1992.27C and 01.01.1998.04]
Notice of Proposed Action
[24-022-P]
The Secretary of the Department of Planning proposes to amend
Regulations .01—.11 and .13 under COMAR 34.04.02 Maryland
Historical Trust Historic Preservation Loan Program.
Statement of Purpose
The purpose of this action is to comply with the changes enacted by Ch. 203, Acts of 2023, which altered the uses of the Historic Preservation Loan Fund and authorized the Maryland Historic Trust to transfer funds from the Fund to a qualified cooperating nonprofit organization for certain purposes.
Estimate of Economic Impact
The proposed action has no economic impact.
Economic Impact on Small Businesses
The proposed action has minimal or no economic impact on small businesses.
Impact on Individuals with Disabilities
The proposed action has no impact on individuals with disabilities.
Opportunity for Public Comment
Comments may be sent to Anne B. Raines, Deputy Director, Maryland Historical Trust, 100 Community Place, 3rd Floor, Crownsville, MD 21032-2023, or call 410-697-9584, or email to anne.raines@maryland.gov. Comments will be accepted through July 1, 2024. A public hearing has not been scheduled.
.01 General.
These regulations prescribe the policies, procedures, and authorizations for administering the Historic Preservation Loan Program and providing loans and transfers from the Historic Preservation Loan Fund of the Maryland Historical Trust, an agency within the Division of Historical and Cultural Programs of the Department of Planning.
.02 Objective.
The objective of the Program is to provide a source of funding to assist and encourage efforts to acquire and preserve historic properties, including loans to local jurisdictions, nonprofit organizations, business entities, and individuals, and [to assist and encourage efforts to acquire and preserve historic properties] transfers to qualified cooperating nonprofit organizations.
.03 Definitions.
A. (text unchanged)
B. Terms Defined.
(1) — (2) (text unchanged)
(3) “Administrative costs” means indirect costs for
common or joint objectives that cannot be readily identified with an individual
project, including a transferee’s costs of day-to-day general operations
associated with carrying out a transfer and restoring or rehabilitating
historic properties owned by a transferee for resale or lease.
[(3)] (4) — [(7)] (8) (text unchanged)
(9) “Expenditure” means a disbursement of money from the Fund to
the Trust for the acquisition of historic property or the restoration or
rehabilitation of historic properties owned by the Trust.
[(8)] (10) (text unchanged)
[(9)] (11) “Historic property” means a district, site, building, structure, monument, or object that is significant in the prehistory, history, upland and underwater archaeology, architecture, engineering, and culture of the State, and which, for loans only, is listed in or is eligible for listing in the Maryland Register of Historic Properties.
[(10)] (12) “Loan” means the disbursement of a loan [made] from the Fund.
[(11)] (13) — [(14)] (16) (text unchanged)
(17) “Preparation costs” has the meaning stated in State Finance
and Procurement Article, §5A-322, Annotated Code of Maryland, as amended.
[(15)] (18) (text unchanged)
(19) “Programmatic expenses” means direct costs, excluding
preparation costs, that can be specifically identified with the process of
developing and implementing a subloan program, or a
program for acquiring and rehabilitating historic properties for resale or
lease, with the proceeds of a transfer.
[(16)] (20) (text unchanged)
(21) “Qualified cooperating nonprofit organization” means a
nonprofit organization in good standing with the State Department of
Assessments and Taxation that:
(a) Is based in the State;
(b) Operates Statewide; and
(c) Has demonstrated experience in:
(i) Rehabilitating historic
structures;
(ii) Managing preservation funds; and
(iii) Holding preservation easements.
[(17)] (22) — [(20)] (25) (text unchanged)
(26) “Subloan” means a transferee’s
disbursement of the proceeds of a transfer as a loan under Regulation
.05C(1)(d) and (e) of this chapter.
(27) “Transfer” means a disbursement of money from the Fund to a
qualified cooperating nonprofit organization for one or more of the purposes
identified in Regulation .05C(1)(a)—(c) of this chapter.
(28) “Transferee” means a qualified cooperating nonprofit
organization that applies for and receives a transfer through the Program.
[(21)] (29) — [(22)] (30) (text unchanged)
.04 Eligible [Borrowers] Applicants.
A. Eligible Loan Applicants. The following are eligible borrowers under the Program:
(1) — (4) (text unchanged)
B. Eligible Transfer Applicants. To be eligible
for a transfer, an applicant shall be a qualified cooperating nonprofit
organization.
[B.] C. [Nonprofit] To be eligible for a loan or transfer under the Program, nonprofit organizations and business entities shall be in good standing, registered or qualified to do business in Maryland, and shall also have the legal capacity and all necessary legal authority to incur the obligations involved in the loans and transfers provided under the Program.
.05 Eligible Activities.
A. Loans. The Trust may provide loans from the Fund to an eligible borrower for:
(1) — (4) (text unchanged)
(5) [Predevelopment] Preparation costs that are directly related to work required or recommended by the Trust or the State Historic Preservation Officer through the review of a construction project in the State under Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966, as amended, or State Finance and Procurement Article, §§5A-325 and 5A-326, Annotated Code of Maryland, provided that the:
(a) Term of the loan may not exceed 24 months[,];
and
(b) Borrower has evidence of permanent financing to serve as the source of repayment of the loan[, and
(c) Predevelopment costs are for studies, surveys, tests, plans and specifications, or other reasonable fees, as determined by the Director, for architectural, design, engineering, and other special services directly associated with the historic preservation nature of the project].
B. Trust [Project] Expenditures.
(1) The Trust may directly expend moneys in an amount up to 50 percent of those moneys available in the Fund which are derived from repayments or prepayments of loans made from the Fund or the proceeds from the resale or lease of any properties originally acquired with moneys from the Fund for the:
(a) (text unchanged)
(b) Restoration or rehabilitation of historic properties owned by the Trust, which may include [predevelopment costs directly related to restoration or rehabilitation such as the cost of studies, surveys, tests, plans and specifications, and architectural, design, engineering, or other special services] preparation costs.
(2) — (3) (text unchanged)
C. Transfers.
(1) The Trust may provide
transfers from the Fund to a transferee:
(a) To pay for the transferee to acquire historic properties or
interests in historic properties for resale or lease;
(b) To pay costs, including preparation costs, directly related
to the rehabilitation or restoration of historic properties owned by the
transferee for resale or lease;
(c) To pay administrative costs incurred to restore or
rehabilitate historic properties owned by the transferee for resale or lease,
to the extent permitted under Regulation .08D(3) of this chapter;
(d) To make subloans to other
nonprofit organizations, political subdivisions, and business entities to
acquire, rehabilitate, restore, or refinance historic properties;
(e) To make subloans to individuals to
rehabilitate or restore historic properties recognized by the National Park
Service as national historic landmarks; or
(f) To pay necessary administrative costs and programmatic
expenses associated with the transfer of funds, to the extent permitted under
Regulation .08D(3) of this chapter.
(2) Transfers under this section are not considered loans as
defined in these regulations.
.06 Application and Processing Procedures.
A. Application Solicitation. [At least once during each] Each fiscal year the Trust will solicit applications for loans and transfers through the issuance of a public announcement of the availability of funds under the Program. The Trust shall [endeavor to send direct mail announcements to preservation organizations and local jurisdictions Statewide] post the announcement on its website and [to] issue a press release containing the announcement.
B. Funds Allocation. It is the intent of the Trust that Program funds be distributed Statewide. Funds [generally] shall be [available on a first-come, first-served basis] loaned or transferred based upon the satisfaction of application requirements and selection criteria contained in this regulation[, especially the readiness of the project to initiate activity]. If [a project] an application is submitted but funding is not then available under the Program, the Trust in its discretion may continue to process the application until such time as funding is available and then may authorize the loan or transfer without the necessity of a new application.
C. Application Forms and Documentation. Applications shall be made on standard forms prescribed by the Trust.
(1) Each loan application shall include sufficient information and documentation to:
[(1)] (a) — [(6)] (f) (text unchanged)
[(7)] (g) Evaluate the administrative capability of the applicant [and project sponsor];
[(8)] ( h) — [(9)] (i) (text unchanged)
(2) Each transfer application shall include sufficient
information and documentation to evaluate:
(a) Whether the applicant is a qualified cooperating nonprofit
organization as defined in Regulation .03B(21) of this chapter;
(b) The nature and cost of the project that the applicant
proposes to pursue with the proceeds of a transfer if known at the time of the
application; and
(c) The extent to which the application meets the criteria set
forth in §D of this regulation.
(3) All applications for loans or transfers shall be received by
the Trust by the application deadline identified in the solicitation required
under §A of this regulation.
D. Selection Criteria. The Trust
shall review and evaluate loan and transfer applications in accordance
with the following selection criteria:
(1) — (3) (text unchanged)
[(4) Inclusion of long term preservation measures that will protect the resource to be treated;]
[(5)] (4) — [(6)] (5) (text unchanged)
[(7)] (6) Administrative, professional, and financial capability of the applicant[ and project sponsor];
[(8)] (7) — [(12)] (11) (text unchanged)
E. [Application] Loan Processing Fee. The Trust may require applicants for loans to pay [an application] a fee to cover [some] a portion of the cost of processing the loan [including any credit reports].
F. Notification Letter. Upon receipt of all documentation necessary to assess the feasibility of a project, the Trust shall issue a written notification letter to the applicant, which will detail conditions which [must] shall be met in order for the Trust to recommend approval of a loan or transfer to the Trustees and the Secretary.
G. Commitment Letter. After the approval process in
Regulation .07 of this chapter has been satisfied, the Director is authorized
to issue a commitment letter for [an approved loan setting forth the
amount of the loan and the terms and conditions under which it shall be made.]:
(1) An approved loan setting forth the amount of the loan and
the terms and conditions under which it shall be made; or
(2) An approved transfer setting forth the total amount of the
transfer, the amount of the transfer that is funded with the proceeds of a sale
of State general obligation bonds, and the terms and conditions under which the
transfer shall be made.
H. Expiration of Commitment.
(1) The Trust shall specify in the loan commitment letter a time limit within which the [execution] closing on the loan and recording of the loan documents shall occur, which time limit may be extended in the Trust’s sole discretion. [If execution of the loan documents does not occur within the time limit specified by the Trust, the commitment shall expire and the Trust may withdraw the moneys encumbered for the project and use them for any other project authorized by the Act.]
(2) The Trust shall specify in the transfer commitment letter a
time limit within which the transferee shall sign and return the transfer
document, which time limit may be extended in the Trust’s sole discretion.
(3) If the loan or transfer documents are not executed and
returned to the Trust by the date stated in the commitment letter, the
commitment shall expire and the Trust may withdraw the funds committed to the
project and use them for any other project authorized by the Act.
I. Rejection of Applications.
(1) If the Trustees determine not to recommend approval of a [project for a] loan or transfer, or if the Secretary does not approve a loan or transfer, the Trust shall issue a written notice of rejection.
(2) (text unchanged)
(3) If the Secretary disapproves a loan or transfer recommended by the Trustees, the Secretary’s decision is final.
(4) (text unchanged)
J. Withdrawal of Application.
(1) An applicant for a loan may withdraw an
application at any time before closing of the loan by written notice to the
Trust. The applicant shall bear any costs incurred [for items other than
internal processing], including, but not limited to, title
examinations, credit reports, and appraisals.
(2) An applicant for a transfer may withdraw an application at
any time before funds have been transferred.
K. Inspections. The Trust may conduct inspections of the historic property as set forth below:
(1) (text unchanged)
(2) Payment and Progress Inspections. The Trust may conduct periodic inspections during the construction of the project to:
(a) (text unchanged)
(b) Ensure conformance with any applicable standards established by
the Trust, including, without limitation, the standards for acquisition,
rehabilitation, and restoration referred to in Regulation .08A(9) of this
chapter; and
(c) Verify percentage of completed work before releasing draws[; and
(d) Assist in resolution of any disputes between the borrower and a contractor].
L. (text unchanged)
.07 Approvals.
A. Departmental Approval.
(1) After analysis by the Trust staff, the Trustees shall review each proposed loan, transfer, or expenditure from the Fund, including the general terms of the [expenditure] disbursement as well as any special terms and conditions for the project.
(2) The Trustee’s recommendations with regard to [expenditures] disbursements shall be forwarded to the Secretary.
(3) Upon receipt of the recommendations the Secretary shall approve or disapprove each [expenditure] disbursement.
B. Board of Public Works Approval. The Secretary shall submit to the Board of Public Works for final approval action:
(1) Loans or transfers which are to be funded with the proceeds of a sale of State general obligation bonds; and
(2) All [Trust direct] expenditures under Regulation .05B(1) of this chapter for acquisition, restoration, or rehabilitation.
C. Inapplicable Provisions. [Loan projects] Loans and transfers submitted to the Board of Public Works for approval in accordance with §B(1) of this regulation are not subject to the provisions of the State Finance and Procurement Article, Titles 4 and 5, Annotated Code of Maryland, or otherwise subject to review by the Department of General Services or any other State unit.
.08 [Loan] Terms and Requirements for Loans and Transfers.
A. General Requirements for Loans. Loans shall meet the following requirements:
(1) — (3) (text unchanged)
(4) Term. Except as otherwise provided in Regulation [.05A(4)(a)] .05A(5)(a) of this chapter regarding loans for [predevelopment] preparation costs, the term of each loan may not exceed 20 years.
(5) Loan Repayment.
(a) — (b) (text unchanged)
(6) (text unchanged)
(7) Security.
(a) [Financial assistance]
Loans from the Trust may be secured, at the discretion of the Trust,
by collateral acceptable to the Trust; and
(b) (text unchanged)
(8) (text unchanged)
(9) Plans and Specifications.
(a) The plans and specifications for borrower’s rehabilitation and restoration projects under Regulation .05A(2) and (3) of this chapter or for a [predevelopment] preparation cost project under Regulation [.05A(4)].05A(5) of this chapter shall be subject to review and approval by the Trust.
(b) [Projects] All work carried out on projects
shall [conform to standards for acquisition, rehabilitation, and
restoration established by the Trust as well as any other applicable standards
and requirements established by the Trust.] comply with:
(i) The Secretary of the Interior’s
Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties (36 CFR Part 68); and
(ii) Standards for acquisition, rehabilitation, and restoration established by the Trust as well as any other applicable standards and requirements established by the Trust.
(10) — (11) (text unchanged)
(12) Acceleration of Loan. In accordance with the terms of the loan documents, the Trust may accelerate the payment of the entire principal and interest due if the:
(a) (text unchanged)
(b) Encumbrance of the deed of easement referred to in [§C(4)] §C(5) of this regulation is extinguished by the foreclosure of a prior lien or otherwise; or
(c) Deed of easement referred to in [§C(4)] §C(5) of this regulation or the preservation agreement referred to in §A(8) of this regulation is determined not to be legally enforceable by the Trust for any reason.
(13) — (15) (text unchanged)
B. (text unchanged)
C. Real Property Requirements for Loans. In addition to the conditions and requirements of §§A and B of this regulation, when real property secures or is assisted by the loan, the loan shall meet the following requirements:
(1) — (2) (text unchanged)
(3) Title Insurance.
(a) [For loans in amounts of $15,000 or greater, in its discretion the] The Trust may require the borrower to provide a standard American Land Title Association Loan Policy —[2006] 2021, as amended, which [policy] shall
(i) — (vi) (text unchanged)
(b) [For loans in amounts up to $15,000, in] In
its discretion the Trust may require the borrower to provide an attorney’s
certificate of title or other evidence of title acceptable to the Trust, which[;]:
(i) — (iii) (text unchanged)
(4) Appraisals. [For loans of $25,000 or greater, the] The Trust, in its discretion, may require:
(a) (text unchanged)
(b) An appraisal of other real property that secures a loan, showing the property has sufficient value, taking into account all senior liens, to secure the lien at [a] an 80 percent loan to value ratio.
(5) (text unchanged)
D. General Requirements for Transfers. Transfers shall meet the
following requirements:
(1) A transferee receiving a transfer from the Trust to make one
or more subloans, in consultation with the Director,
shall adopt appropriate guidelines to carry out the purposes enumerated in
Regulation .05C(d) and (e) of this chapter.
(2) A transferee shall make the following information about subloans available on its website:
(a) The guidelines established under §D(1) of this regulation;
(b) The availability of funds; and
(c) Information on projects receiving financial assistance from
a transfer.
(3) Use of Transfers for Administrative Costs and Programmatic
Expenses.
(a) A transfer may be used to pay:
(i) Eligible administrative costs; and
(ii) Eligible programmatic expenses.
(b) The administrative costs and programmatic expenses of
transferee’s staff who perform both administrative and programmatic functions
shall be allocated between the two different expense types and evidenced by
accurate time reports.
(c) Administrative costs and programmatic expenses may not be
paid with any portion of a transfer that consists of State general obligation
bond funds.
(d) Administrative costs and programmatic expenses may be paid
with any portion of a transfer that consists of special funds if:
(i) The administrative costs and
programmatic expenses are related to the restoration or rehabilitation of
historic properties owned by the transferee for resale or lease, or are
necessary to carry out the transfer of funds; and
(ii) The total administrative costs and programmatic expenses do
not exceed 10 percent of the portion of a transfer that consists of special
funds.
(4) Insurance.
(a) A transferee shall cause historic property that it acquires,
restores, or rehabilitates for resale or lease with transfer funds to be
insured against loss or damage by fire and other hazards, casualties, and
contingencies through a policy that complies with the requirements set out in
§C(2)(b) of this regulation.
(b) A transferee whose project involves the operation of a
preservation loan fund program may be required to carry director and officer
liability or employee dishonesty insurance policies, satisfactory to the Trust,
which cover all individuals responsible for the security and control of the
transfer.
(5) Deed of Easement. The transferee, as a condition of the sale
or lease of historic property that it has acquired, restored, or rehabilitated
with proceeds of a transfer, shall require the purchaser or lessee to:
(a) Enter into a preservation agreement with the transferee, or
another entity approved by the Trust, to preserve and maintain the historic
property in such manner and for such duration as is acceptable to the Trust; or
(b) Convey to the transferee, or another entity approved by the
Trust, a deed of easement containing preservation covenants applicable to the
real property, in form, substance, and duration satisfactory to the Trust,
which shall be recorded in the land records of the political subdivision in
which the real property is located.
(6) Plans and
Specifications.
(a) The plans and specifications for projects involving a
transferee’s rehabilitation and restoration of its own property for resale or
lease funded under Regulation .05C(1)(b) of this chapter, including preparation
costs, shall be subject to review and approval by the Trust.
(b) All work carried out on
projects involving a transferee’s rehabilitation and restoration of its own
property for resale or lease shall:
(i) Comply with the Secretary of the
Interior’s Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties (36 CFR Part 68);
and
(ii) Conform to standards for acquisition, rehabilitation, and
restoration established by the Trust as well as any other applicable standards
and requirements established by the Trust.
(7) Maximum Transfer Amount. The Trust shall establish a maximum
transfer amount for any proposed project, including a maximum transfer amount
proportionate to the value of any historic property to be assisted by a
transfer, less any preexisting indebtedness secured by the historic property.
(8) Disbursement. Disbursement of a transfer will be made as a
one-time disbursement based upon a request for disbursement submitted by the
transferee in a form satisfactory to the Trust.
(9) Appraisals. For transfers to acquire, restore, or
rehabilitate historic property, the Trust, in its discretion, may require an
appraisal of the assisted historic real property, showing the property’s value
after completion of any scheduled restoration or rehabilitation.
(10) Other Requirements. The Trust may establish other terms and
conditions of the transfer, including disbursement requirements and default and
remedy provisions, as considered reasonable and necessary by the Trust.
.09 [Loan ]Administration of Loans and Transfers.
A. Books and Records.
(1) Borrowers, contractors, [and] subcontractors, and transferees shall maintain those books, accounts, and records and shall file with the Trust those financial and other reports as the Trust may from time to time require. All of these books, accounts, and records shall be open to the inspection of representatives of the Trust or other agencies of the State during reasonable working hours before, during, or after the term of the loan or transfer. Borrowers and transferees shall make their administrative offices and personnel, whether full-time, part-time, consultants, or volunteers, available to the Trust upon request before, during, or after the term of the loan or transfer.
(2) Books, accounts, and records of contractors and subcontractors
shall be maintained and made available for inspection for up to 3 years after:
(a) With respect to loans, either the date of the borrower’s
final draw of loan proceeds or the termination of the contractual
relationship between the contractor and the borrower, whichever is later[.];
or
(b) With respect to transfers, the date of the transfer.
B. Reports.
(1) Borrowers shall submit a final report, [and] interim reports, and supporting materials as may be required by the Trust, documenting project progress and evaluating project effectiveness.
(2) On or before June 30 each year, a transferee shall provide
an annual report to the Trust outlining all funds transferred to it, describing
how proceeds of a transfer were expended, and confirming that the funds were
used for their intended purpose and in compliance with Regulation .08D of this
chapter. The annual report shall distinguish between administrative costs and
programmatic expenses.
(3) At the Trust’s request, a transferee shall provide a copy of
the organization’s annual financial review or audit.
C. Nondiscrimination.
(1) Borrowers and transferees may not discriminate on the basis of age (except with respect to residents in elderly projects), race, color, religion, ancestry or national origin, sex, marital status, [or physical or mental handicap] familial status, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability, or source of income in leasing or otherwise providing dwelling accommodations or in any other aspect of the development, administration, or operation of any project financed or assisted under the Program, or in any aspect of employment by any borrower, developer, or contractor of any project financed under the Program.
(2) Each borrower and transferee shall comply with all applicable federal, State, and local laws and Departmental policies and programs regarding discrimination and equal opportunity in employment, housing, and credit practices including:
(a) — (d) (text unchanged)
.10 Default.
A. Modification.
(1) — (2) (text unchanged)
(3) The Trust may modify a transfer in any manner to achieve the
purposes of the Program, subject to the approval of the Trustees and the
Secretary for modifications that change the use of a transfer.
B. (text unchanged)
C. Recapture of Transfers.
In the event that a transferee fails to comply with the terms and
conditions of a transfer, subject to the approval of the Trustees and the
Secretary, the Trust may revoke the transfer and require that the transferee
reimburse all or a portion of the transfer.
.11 Program Administration.
A. Except for waivers, any action or decision required or permitted to be taken or made by the Trust under these regulations may be taken or made by the Director of the Trust, or [his] the Director’s designee.
B. The Trust may terminate a loan or transfer, or refuse to make additional disbursements under the loan documents, if it finds that the borrower or transferee is not complying with any of the requirements of the Program or the loan or transfer documents.
C. — (D) (text unchanged)
.13 False Statements.
A. A person may not knowingly make or cause to be made any material misstatement of fact, including an understatement or overstatement of financial condition, in a statement or report in or regarding an application for a loan or transfer or affecting a loan or transfer already made.
B. A person who violates any provision of this regulation is:
(1) (text unchanged)
(2) Subject to immediate:
(a) [cancellation] Cancellation and
acceleration of the loan[.]; or
(b) Revocation of the transfer and the requirement to reimburse
the transfer.
REBECCA L. FLORA
Secretary of Planning
Title 35
MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS
Authority: General Provisions Article, §1-109.1; State Government Article, §§9-901, 9-902, 9-906, and 9-907[,]; Annotated Code of Maryland
Notice of Proposed Action
[24-062-P]
The Maryland Department of Veterans Affairs proposes to amend
Regulation .02 and adopt new Regulation .05 under COMAR
35.01.01 Purpose; Definitions.
Statement of Purpose
The purpose of this action is to establish procedures to assist honorably discharged veterans in obtaining the benefits, rights, and privileges from the State of Maryland.
Estimate of Economic Impact
The proposed action has no economic impact.
Economic Impact on Small Businesses
The proposed action has minimal or no economic impact on small businesses.
Impact on Individuals with Disabilities
The proposed action has no impact on individuals with disabilities.
Opportunity for Public Comment
Comments may be sent to Morgan Murphy, Director of Intergovernmental and Legislative Affairs, Maryland Department of Veterans Affairs, 16 Francis St., 4th Floor, Annapolis, MD 21401, or call 443-960-3538, or email to morgan.murphy@maryland.gov. Comments will be accepted through July 1, 2024. A public hearing has not been scheduled.
.02 Definitions.
A. (text unchanged)
B. Terms Defined.
(1)—(2) (text unchanged)
(3) “Honorable discharge”, for the purposes of determining State program benefits, rights, or privileges, includes a discharge that is less than honorable:
(a) Solely due to the sexual orientation or gender identity of
the individual being discharged; or
(b) Based on a statement or consensual act of the discharged
individual related to the individual’s sexual orientation or gender identity if
the statement or consensual act was prohibited by the military or naval service
at the time of discharge.
[(3)] (4)—[(5)] (6) (text unchanged)
C.—D. (text unchanged)
.05 Restoration of Benefits Application Procedures.
A veteran shall submit to the Secretary:
A. Documentation providing the basis for the veteran’s
discharge; and
B. Any additional documentation requested by the Department.
ANTHONY
C. WOODS
Secretary of Veterans Affairs
At 51:10 Md. R. 526 (May 17, 2024), column 1, line 23 from the bottom:
For: COMMUNITY
Read: COMMUNITY-BASED BEHAVIORAL HEALTH PROGRAMS AND SERVICES
[24-11-24]
SUSQUEHANNA RIVER BASIN COMMISSION
AGENCY: Susquehanna River Basin Commission.
ACTION: Notice.
SUMMARY: The Susquehanna River Basin Commission will conduct its regular business meeting on June 13, 2024 in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Details concerning the matters to be addressed at the business meeting are contained in the Supplementary Information section of this notice. Also the Commission published a document in the Federal Register on April 9, 2024, concerning its public hearing on May 2, 2024, in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
DATES: The meeting will be held on Thursday, June 13, 2024, at 9 a.m.
ADDRESSES: This public meeting will be conducted in person and digitally from the Susquehanna River Basin Commission,4423 N. Front Street, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Jason E. Oyler, General Counsel and Secretary to the Commission, telephone: 717-238-0423; fax: 717-238-2436.
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The business meeting will include actions or presentations on the following items: (1) election of Commission officers for FY2025; (2) reconciliation of FY 2025 budget; (3) approval of contracts, grants and agreements; (4) action on proposed rulemaking for agency procurement, bid protest procedures and other changes to Part 801, and a draft policy entitled “SRBC Procurement Procedures”; (5) adoption of the proposed 2025-2027 Water Resources Program; and (6) actions on 19 regulatory program projects.
This agenda is complete at the time of issuance, but other items may be added, and some stricken without further notice. The listing of an item on the agenda does not necessarily mean that the Commission will take final action on it at this meeting. When the Commission does take final action, notice of these actions will be published in the Federal Register after the meeting. Any actions specific to projects will also be provided in writing directly to project sponsors.
The meeting will be conducted both in person at the Susquehanna River Basin Commission, 4423 N. Front Street, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania and digitally.
The public is invited to attend the Commission’s business meeting. You can access the Business Meeting remotely via Zoom: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89292000071?pwd=S1E2Qi9QNHUyTkhjY3ZoRUJJeXpqUT09 Meeting ID 892 9200 0071; Passcode: SRBC4423! or via telephone: 305-224-1968 or 309-205-3325; Meeting ID 892 9200 0071.
Written comments pertaining to items on the agenda at the
business meeting may be mailed to the Susquehanna River Basin Commission,
4423 North Front Street, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 17110-1788, or submitted
electronically at the link Business Meeting Comments.
The draft rulemaking and policy can be viewed on the Commission’s website at https://www.srbc.gov/meeting-comment/default.aspx?type=19&cat=43. Comments are due to the Commission for all items
on the business meeting agenda on or before June 10, 2024. Comments will
not be accepted at the business meeting noticed herein.
AUTHORITY: Pub. L. 91-575, 84 Stat. 1509 et seq., 18 CFR Parts 806, 807, and 808.
DATED: May 9, 2024.
JASON E. OYLER
General Counsel and Secretary to the Commission
[24-11-06]
SUSQUEHANNA RIVER BASIN COMMISSION
Projects Approved
for Consumptive Uses of Water
AGENCY: Susquehanna River Basin Commission.
ACTION: Notice.
SUMMARY: This notice lists Approvals by Rule for projects by the Susquehanna River Basin Commission during the period set forth in DATES.
DATES: April 1-30, 2024.
ADDRESSES: Susquehanna River Basin Commission, 4423 North Front Street, Harrisburg, PA 17110-1788.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Jason E. Oyler, General Counsel and Secretary to the Commission, telephone: (717) 238-0423, ext. 1312; fax: (717) 238-2436; e-mail: joyler@srbc.gov. Regular mail inquiries may be sent to the above address.
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: This notice lists the projects described below, receiving approval for the consumptive use of water pursuant to the Commission’s approval by rule process set forth in 18 CFR §806.22 (e) and 18 CFR §806.22 (f) for the period specified above.
Water Source Approval – Issued Under 18 CFR §806.22(e):
The Hershey Company - Hershey Plant (Reese Avenue); ABR-202404001; Derry Township, Dauphin County, Pa.; Consumptive Use of Up to 0.0500 mgd; Approval Date: April 2, 2024.
Penn State Health Holy Spirit Medical Center – Holy Spirit Medical Center; ABR-202404002; East Pennsboro Township, Cumberland County, Pa.; Consumptive Use of Up to 0.2070 mgd; Approval Date: April 2, 2024.
Church & Dwight Co., Inc. - Davies Facility; ABR-202404003; Jackson Township, York County, Pa.; Consumptive Use of Up to 0.9990 mgd; Approval Date: April 18, 2024.
Water Source Approval - Issued Under 18 CFR §806.22(f):
Coterra Energy Inc.; Pad ID: FrystakC P2; ABR-202404004; Bridgewater Township, Susquehanna County, Pa.; Consumptive Use of Up to 5.0000 mgd; Approval Date: April 15, 2024.
RENEWAL - Chesapeake Appalachia, LLC; Pad ID: Garrison; ABR-201403012.R2; Washington Township, Wyoming County, Pa.; Consumptive Use of Up to 7.5000 mgd; Approval Date: April 15, 2024.
RENEWAL - Chesapeake Appalachia, LLC; Pad ID: Leh Drilling Pad #1; ABR-201204002.R2; Burlington Township, Bradford County, Pa.; Consumptive Use of Up to 7.5000 mgd; Approval Date: April 15, 2024.
RENEWAL - Chesapeake Appalachia, LLC; Pad ID: TA; ABR-201403011.R2; Colley Township, Sullivan County, Pa.; Consumptive Use of Up to 7.5000 mgd; Approval Date: April 15, 2024.
RENEWAL - EQT ARO LLC; Pad ID: COP Tract 231 (1000); ABR-20090406.R3; Snow Shoe Township, Centre County, Pa.; Consumptive Use of Up to 4.0000 mgd; Approval Date: April 15, 2024.
RENEWAL - Pennsylvania General Energy Company, LLC; Pad ID: SGL 75 Pad F; ABR-201403005.R2; McHenry Township, Lycoming County, Pa.; Consumptive Use of Up to 2.5000 mgd; Approval Date: April 15, 2024.
RENEWAL - Seneca Resources Company, LLC; Pad ID: PHC 3H; ABR-20090424.R3; Lawrence Township, Clearfield County, Pa.; Consumptive Use of Up to 4.0000 mgd; Approval Date: April 15, 2024.
RENEWAL - SWN Production Company, LLC; Pad ID: Fiondi - 1; ABR-20090404.R3; Middletown Township, Susquehanna County, Pa.; Consumptive Use of Up to 4.9990 mgd; Approval Date: April 15, 2024.
RENEWAL - SWN Production Company, LLC; Pad ID: Holbrook # 1; ABR-20090402.R3; Bridgewater Township, Susquehanna County, Pa.; Consumptive Use of Up to 4.9990 mgd; Approval Date: April 15, 2024.
RENEWAL - SWN Production Company, LLC; Pad ID: Turner - 1; ABR-20090403.R3; Liberty Township, Susquehanna County, Pa.; Consumptive Use of Up to 4.9990 mgd; Approval Date: April 15, 2024.
RENEWAL - SWN Production Company, LLC; Pad ID: Webster - 1; ABR-20090401.R3; Franklin Township, Susquehanna County, Pa.; Consumptive Use of Up to 2.9990 mgd; Approval Date: April 15, 2024.
RENEWAL - Chesapeake Appalachia, LLC; Pad ID: Manning; ABR-201204009.R2; Cherry Township, Sullivan County, Pa.; Consumptive Use of Up to 7.5000 mgd; Approval Date: April 25, 2024.
RENEWAL - Seneca Resources Company, LLC; Pad ID: Edkin 499; ABR-201304018.R2; Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pa.; Consumptive Use of Up to 4.0000 mgd; Approval Date: April 25, 2024.
RENEWAL - Seneca Resources Company, LLC; Pad ID: Flack 502; ABR-201304014.R2; Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pa.; Consumptive Use of Up to 4.0000 mgd; Approval Date: April 25, 2024.
RENEWAL - Seneca Resources Company, LLC; Pad ID: Hepler 235; ABR-201204008.R2; Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pa.; Consumptive Use of Up to 4.0000 mgd; Approval Date: April 25, 2024.
RENEWAL - Chesapeake Appalachia, LLC; Pad ID: I. Harvey Drilling Pad; ABR-201404006.R2; Elkland Township, Sullivan County, Pa.; Consumptive Use of Up to 7.5000 mgd; Approval Date: April 30, 2024.
RENEWAL - Chesapeake Appalachia, LLC; Pad ID: SGL 12 D DRILLING PAD; ABR-201704002.R1; Leroy Township, Bradford County, Pa.; Consumptive Use of Up to 7.5000 mgd; Approval Date: April 30, 2024.
RENEWAL - Pennsylvania General Energy Company, LLC; Pad ID: SGL75 Pad A; ABR-201404007.R2; McHenry Township, Lycoming County, Pa.; Consumptive Use of Up to 2.5000 mgd; Approval Date: April 30, 2024.
AUTHORITY: Public Law 91-575, 84 Stat. 1509 et seq., 18 CFR parts 806 and 808.
DATED: May 9, 2024
JASON E. OYLER
General Counsel and Secretary to the Commission
[24-11-07]
SUSQUEHANNA RIVER BASIN COMMISSION
AGENCY: Susquehanna River Basin Commission.
ACTION: Notice.
SUMMARY: This notice lists General Permits issued for projects by the Susquehanna River Basin Commission during the period set forth in DATES.
DATES: April 1-30, 2024.
ADDRESSES: Susquehanna River Basin Commission, 4423 North Front Street, Harrisburg, PA 17110-1788.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Jason E. Oyler, General Counsel and Secretary to the Commission, telephone: (717) 238-0423, ext. 1312; fax: (717) 238-2436; e-mail: joyler@srbc.gov . Regular mail inquiries may be sent to the above address.
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: This notice lists General Permits for projects described below, pursuant to 18 CFR Part § 806.17, for the time period specified above:
1. International Business Machines Corporation – Endicott Facility, General Permit Approval of Coverage No. GP-01-20240405, Village of Endicott, Broome County, N.Y.; groundwater remediation system withdrawal approved up to 0.300 mgd (30-day average); Approval Date: April 23, 2024.
AUTHORITY: Public Law 91-575, 84 Stat. 1509 et seq., 18 CFR parts 806 and 808.
DATED: May 9, 2024
JASON E. OYLER
General Counsel and Secretary to the Commission
[24-11-08]
SUSQUEHANNA RIVER BASIN COMMISSION
Grandfathering
(GF) Registration Notice
AGENCY: Susquehanna River Basin Commission.
ACTION: Notice.
SUMMARY: This notice lists Grandfathering Registration for projects by the Susquehanna River Basin Commission during the period set forth in DATES.
DATES: April 1-30, 2024.
ADDRESSES: Susquehanna River Basin Commission, 4423 North Front Street, Harrisburg, PA 17110-1788.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Jason E. Oyler, General Counsel and Secretary to the Commission, telephone: (717) 238-0423, ext. 1312; fax: (717) 238-2436; e-mail: joyler@srbc.gov . Regular mail inquiries may be sent to the above address.
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: This notice lists GF Registration for projects described below, pursuant to 18 CFR Part 806, Subpart E, for the time period specified above:
H. H. Knoebel Sons, Inc. dba Knoebels Amusement Resort, GF Certificate No. GF 202404277, Ralpho Township, Northumberland County, and Cleveland Township, Columbia County, Pennsylvania; South Branch Roaring Creek and consumptive use; Issue Date: April 16, 2024.
AUTHORITY: Public Law 91-575, 84 Stat. 1509 et seq., 18 CFR parts 806 and 808.
DATED: May 9, 2024
JASON E. OYLER
General Counsel and Secretary to the Commission
[24-11-09]
WATER AND SCIENCE ADMINISTRATION
Informational
Public Meeting Announcement:
Maryland’s Draft 2024 Integrated Report of Surface Water Quality
The Federal Clean Water Act requires that States assess the quality of
their waters every two years and publish a list of waters not meeting the water
quality standards set for them. This list of impaired waters is included in the
State’s biennial Integrated Report (IR) of Surface Water Quality. Waters
identified in Category 5 of the IR are impaired and may require the development
of Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs). The Maryland Department of the
Environment (MDE) is announcing the availability of the Draft 2024 IR for
public review and comment. The 2024 IR includes the 303(d) 2025-2032 Vision,
which provides a long-term vision for assessment, restoration, and protection
under the Clean Water Act Section 303(d). Maryland’s 2025-2032 Vision focuses
on TMDL prioritization for current impairments. The Vision is being released
for public review and comment along with the 2024 IR.
The public review and comment period for both the IR and the 2025-2032
Vision will run from May 31, 2024 — July 1, 2024. The Draft IR is posted on MDE’s website at https://mde.maryland.gov/programs/water/TMDL/Integrated303dReports/Pages/2024IR.aspx Hard copies of the Draft IR may be
requested by calling Becky Monahan at (410) 537-3947. Please note that the
Department charges a fee to cover printing and shipping costs. Public
comments or questions on the IR and the 2025-2032 Vision may be directed in
writing to Becky Monahan, MDE, Water and Science Administration, 1800
Washington Blvd., Baltimore, Maryland 21230, or emailed to Becky.Monahan@maryland.gov, on or before July 1, 2024.
The Department is hosting a virtual informational public meeting for
both the IR and the 2025-2032 Vision at 6 pm on Thursday, June 13, 2024.
Please register for the virtual meeting at https://forms.gle/zRyGWxXzxVMGUJAS8 Any
hearing-impaired person may request a closed caption option for the meeting in advance. An in-person meeting may also be
requested in advance, if necessary. The virtual meeting will be recorded, and a
copy will be posted on the IR webpage. After addressing all comments received
during the public review period, a final IR will be prepared and submitted to
the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for approval. Please contact Becky Monahan
at Becky.Monahan@maryland.gov or (410) 537-3947
with any meeting requests or questions.
Public Meeting Announcement
Date: June 13, 2024.
Start Time: 6:00 p.m.
Virtual Registration: https://forms.gle/zRyGWxXzxVMGUJAS8
Phone Number: United States 1 209-850-2368
Attendee Pin: 383 350 004#
[24-11-22]
WATER AND SCIENCE ADMINISTRATION
Water Quality
Certification 24-WQC-0001
ORT Farms LLLP
C/o Jose Suarez
PO Box 366218
Bonita Springs, FL 24136
Add’l. Info: Pursuant to COMAR 26.08.02.10F(3)(c), The Maryland Department of the Environment is providing notice of its issuance of a Water Quality Certification 24-WQC-0001.
Location: 27129 Otwell Rd Oxford, MD 21654 in Talbot County
The purpose of this project is shoreline erosion control. The Certificate Holder applied to construct a 155-foot long low profile stone, sand containment sill; and fill and grade with 38 cubic yards of sand extending a maximum of 47 feet channelward of the mean high water line. Construct 325 feet of low profile stone edging a maximum of 15 feet channelward of the mean high water line, and plant with marsh vegetation as needed. Construct 300 feet of riprap revetment within a maximum of 10 feet channelward of the mean high water line. Construct 200 feet of low profile stone edging extending a maximum of 13 feet channelward of the mean high water line of an eroding marsh edge, and plant with marsh vegetation. Construct a 750- linear foot low profile stone, sand containment sill; and fill and grade with 464 cubic yards of sand and plant with marsh vegetation extending a maximum of 24 feet channelward of the mean high water line. Construct 85 feet of low profile stone edging extending a maximum of 17 feet channelward of the mean high water line of an eroding marsh edge, and plant with marsh vegetation. Construct a 295-linear foot low profile stone, sand containment sill; and fill and grade with 204 cubic yards of sand and plant with marsh vegetation extending a maximum of 25 feet channelward of the mean high water line. Construct 90 feet of low profile stone edging extending a maximum of 14 feet channelward of the mean high water line of an eroding marsh edge, and plant with marsh vegetation. Construct a 750-linear foot low profile stone, sand containment sill; and fill and grade with 528 cubic yards of sand and plant with marsh vegetation extending a maximum of 16 feet channelward of the mean high water line. Construct 420 feet of low profile stone edging a maximum of 5 feet channelward of the mean high water line.
The WQC and its attachments may be viewed at the following link:
https://mde.maryland.gov/programs/Water/WetlandsandWaterways/Pages/WQC.aspx
Appeal of Final Decision. This Water Quality Certification is a final agency decision. Any person aggrieved by the Department’s decision to issue this WQC may appeal such decision in accordance with COMAR 26.08.02.10F(4). A request for appeal shall be filed with the Department within 30 days of publication of the final decision and specify in writing the reason why the final decision should be reconsidered. A request for appeal shall be submitted to: Secretary of the Environment, Maryland Department of the Environment, 1800 Washington Boulevard, Baltimore, MD 21230. Any request for an appeal does not stay the effectiveness of this WQC.
Contact: Michaela Harrington at michaela.harrington@maryland.gov or 410-537-4182
[24-11-21]
WATER AND SCIENCE ADMINISTRATION
Water Quality Certification
24-WQC-0007
Martha’s Landing LLC
c/o Brian Tinkler
12911 Sunset Ave
Ocean City, MD 21842
Add’l. Info: Pursuant to COMAR 26.08.02.10F(3)(c), The Maryland Department of the Environment is providing notice of its issuance of a Water Quality Certification 24-WQC-0007
Location: 12806, Ocean City, MD 21842
The purpose of the project is to improve navigable access.
Description of Authorized Work:
1. New dredge by mechanical method a 13,100 square foot area to a maximum depth of 5 feet at mean low water, a 40,000 square foot area to a maximum depth of 6 feet at mean low water, and a 8,700 square foot area to a maximum depth of 8 feet at mean low water and transport approximately 3,390 cubic yards of dredge material to an approved upland disposal site at Parcel 185 Friendship Road, Berlin in Worcester County;
2. Provide for subsequent maintenance dredging for a period of six years.
The WQC and its attachments may be viewed at the following link:
https://mde.maryland.gov/programs/Water/WetlandsandWaterways/Pages/WQC.aspx
Appeal of Final Decision. This Water Quality Certification is a final agency decision. Any person aggrieved by the Department’s decision to issue this WQC may appeal such decision in accordance with COMAR 26.08.02.10F(4). A request for appeal shall be filed with the Department within 30 days of publication of the final decision, and specify in writing the reason why the final decision should be reconsidered. A request for appeal shall be submitted to: Secretary of the Environment, Maryland Department of the Environment, 1800 Washington Boulevard, Baltimore, MD 21230. Any request for an appeal does not stay the effectiveness of this WQC.
Contact: Miles Simmons at robertm.simmons@maryland.gov or at 410-901-4044.
[24-11-20]
WATER AND SCIENCE ADMINISTRATION
Water Quality
Certification 23-WQC-0047
Port Annapolis Associates LP
7046 Bembe Beach Rd
Annapolis, MD 21403
Add’l. Info: Pursuant to COMAR 26.08.02.10F(3)(c), The Maryland Department of the Environment is providing notice of its issuance of a Water Quality Certification 23-WQC-0047.
Location: 7046 Bembe Beach Rd., Annapolis, MD 21403
The purpose of the project is to provide shoreline stabilization and improve navigable access by:
1. Replacing 460 linear feet of bulkhead within 18 inches of existing.
2. Expanding an existing marina including the removal of all finger piers from Docks G, H, and I and proposing the following:
a. Access dock “G” — constructing a 40-foot long by 8-foot wide pier extension with a 8-foot wide by 216-foot wide “T-head” platform, two 50-foot long by 6-foot wide finger piers, one 70-foot long by 6-foot wide finger pier, five 50-foot long by 3-foot wide finger piers, three 70-foot long by 3-foot wide finger piers, and, emplace 16 new mooring piles and replace-in-kind 10 mooring piles; and,
b. Dock “H” — construct four 35-foot long by 3-foot wide finger piers, three 30-foot long by 3-foot wide finger piers, two 45-foot long by 3-foot wide finger piers, three 50-foot long by 3-foot wide finger piers, eight boat lifts with associated pilings, and emplace 18 mooring piles; and,
c. Dock “I” — construct seven 27-foot long by 3-foot wide finger piers, and fifteen boatlifts with associated pilings, with all work to take place within 357 feet channelward of the mean high water line.
3.Mechanically dredge a 10,390 square foot area to a depth of 8 feet, and a 14,284 square foot area to a depth of 7 feet, to deposit approximately 1,429 cubic yards of dredged material at an upland disposal site located at 5360 Brown’s Way Rd., Churchton, MD 20733; and to provide for periodic maintenance dredging for six years.
The WQC and its attachments may be viewed at the following link:
https://mde.maryland.gov/programs/Water/WetlandsandWaterways/Pages/WQC.aspx
Appeal of Final Decision: This Water Quality Certification is a final agency decision. Any person aggrieved by the Department’s decision to issue this WQC may appeal such decision in accordance with COMAR 26.08.02.10F(4). A request for appeal shall be filed with the Department within 30 days of publication of the final decision and specify in writing the reason why the final decision should be reconsidered. A request for appeal shall be submitted to: Secretary of the Environment, Maryland Department of the Environment, 1800 Washington Boulevard, Baltimore, MD 21230. Any request for an appeal does not stay the effectiveness of this WQC.
Contact: Mel Throckmorton at mel.throckmorton@maryland.gov or 410-375-2803.
[24-11-19]
Notice
of ADA Compliance
The State of Maryland is committed to
ensuring that individuals with disabilities are able to fully participate in
public meetings. Anyone planning to
attend a meeting announced below who wishes to receive auxiliary aids,
services, or accommodations is invited to contact the agency representative at
least 48 hours in advance, at the telephone number listed in the notice or
through Maryland Relay.
Date and Time: June 11, 2024, 9 a.m. — 12 p.m.
Place: Via Google Meet — please see details below.
Add’l. Info: Google Meet joining info:
https://meet.google.com/yai-nvov-tdm?authuser=0
(US) +1 314-666-1864
PIN: 334 472 909#
Contact: Christopher Dorsey 4102306318
[24-11-13]
BOARD OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTANCY
Date and Time: June 11, 2024, 10:30 am — 11:30 am
Place: Via Google Meet — please see details below.
Add’l. Info: Google Meet joining info:
https://meet.google.com/yai-nvov-tdm?authuser=0
(US) +1 314-666-1864
PIN: 334 472 909#
Contact: Christopher Dorsey 4102306318
[24-11-12]
Date and Time: September 20, 2024, 10 a.m. — 1 p.m.
Place: 10090 Wades Point Rd., McDaniel, MD
Contact: Jana Davis 410-974-2941
[24-11-17]
CHESAPEAKE BAY TRUST
Date and Time: November 20, 2024, 3 — 6 p.m.
Place: 108 Severn Ave., Annapolis, MD
Contact: Jana Davis 410-974-2941
[24-11-14]
CHESAPEAKE BAY TRUST
Date and Time: February 19, 2025, 3 — 6 p.m.
Place: 108 Severn Ave., Annapolis, MD
Contact: Jana Davis 410-974-2941
[24-11-15]
CHESAPEAKE BAY TRUST
Date and Time: May 21, 2025, 3 — 6 p.m.
Place: 108 Severn Ave., Annapolis, MD
Contact: Jana Davis 410-974-2941
[24-11-16]
Date and Time: June 18, 2024, 11 a.m.
Place: Roland E. Powell Convention Center, Mezzanine Board Rd., 4001 Coastal Hwy., Ocean City, MD
Add’l. Info: Portions of the meeting may be held in closed session.
Contact: Heidi Ritchie 301-766-3888
[24-11-03]
MARYLAND HEALTH BENEFIT EXCHANGE
Date and Time: June 18, 2024, 1 — 2 p.m.
Place: Waiver Amendment Hearing #1 will be held virtually.
Video call link:
https://meet.google.com/mvf-amcw-yey;
Or dial:
(US) +1 507-690-2033
PIN: 921 706 284#
Add’l.
Info: This hearing is the first of two opportunities for the
public to provide meaningful comment on MHBE’s 1332 waiver amendment
application pursuant to Maryland Senate Bill 705/House Bill 728. If approved,
the amendment would allow Maryland residents to qualify to enroll in private
plans on-Exchange, regardless of immigration status. To request accommodations for this
meeting, please contact Becca Lane at becca.lane@maryland.gov.
Contact: Becca Lane (410) 547-7371
[24-11-05]
MARYLAND HEALTH BENEFIT EXCHANGE
Date and Time: July 3, 2024, 1— 2pm
Place: 6th Annual Reinsurance Forum + 2nd Waiver Amendment Hearing
Video call link:
https://meet.google.com/mjn-mzcb-ygb
Or dial:
(US) +1 252-922-0052
PIN: 331 679 290#
Add’l. Info: This 6th Annual Forum for Maryland’s State Reinsurance Program will also be the second of two opportunities for the public to provide meaningful comment on MHBE’s 1332 waiver amendment application pursuant to Maryland Senate Bill 705/House Bill 728. If approved, the amendment would allow Maryland residents to qualify to enroll in private plans on-Exchange, regardless of immigration status. To request accommodations for this meeting, please contact Becca Lane at becca.lane@maryland.gov.
Contact: Becca Lane (410) 547-7371
[24-11-11]
MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH/OFFICE OF HEALTH CARE QUALITY
Date and Time: June 4, 2024, 3 — 6 p.m.
Place: Virtual meeting — please register at the link provided below.
Add’l. Info: The Office of Health Care Quality (OHCQ) is seeking
informal public comments as it reviews and revises the regulations under COMAR
10.21.12 and 10.21.13. A public meeting is being held to provide the
opportunity for stakeholders to propose changes to the regulations.
Please register using the link below:
https://app.smartsheet.com/b/form/ddc9ec99675c4a97bca217f43c4f671b
Contact: Alexandra Baldi 410-402-8013
[24-11-25]
DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Date and Time: June 26, 2024, 1 — 3 p.m.
Place: 100 Community Pl., 1st Fl. Conf. Rm. B, Crownsville, MD
Contact: Cindy Cole (410) 697-9639
[24-11-01]
MARYLAND INSURANCE ADMINISTRATION
Date and Time: Wednesday June 12, 2024, 1 — 4 p.m.
Add’l.
Info: The
Maryland Insurance Administration will conduct a public hearing on specific
rate increase requests being made by certain Long-Term Care Insurance carriers
operating in Maryland. The hearing will focus on several rate increase requests
before the Maryland Insurance Administration. In the individual long-term care
market, these include requests from Allianz Life Insurance Company of North
America, LifeSecure Insurance Company, and MedAmerica Insurance Company. The
purpose of the hearing is for insurance company officials to explain the
reasons for the rate increases and for the MIA to consider whether the proposed
rate increase complies with Maryland’s laws and regulations relating to
long-term care insurance. Interested stakeholders will also have the
opportunity to provide comments at the hearing. Prior to the hearing, copies of
each company’s actuarial memorandum will be posted to the Maryland Insurance
Administration’s website.
The hearing will be held in a hybrid format, both in-person, and
concurrently via Zoom.
The in-person portion of the hearing will be held at the following time and location:
Wednesday, June 12, 2024
1 — 4 p.m.
Maryland Insurance Administration,
24th Floor, Hearing Room
200 St. Paul Place
Baltimore, MD 21202
Or join via Zoom:
Zoom Gov link: https://maryland-insurance.zoomgov.com/j/1601307033
Dial-in: (646) 828-7666 US
Webinar ID: 160 130 7033
Information about the Maryland Relay Service can be found at doit.maryland.gov/mdrelay
If you wish to provide oral testimony, please RSVP to Nancy Muehlberger. Testimony will only be heard from those who have RSVP’d in advance of the public hearing. Written comments and RSVPs should be sent to Nancy Muehlberger by June 7, 2024, either by email to longtermcare.mia@maryland.gov or by mail to 200 St. Paul Place, Suite 2700, Baltimore, Md. 21202 or by fax to 410-468-2038.
Any questions regarding this matter should be directed to Nancy Muehlberger, Actuarial Analyst, by June 7, 2024, by email to Nancy.Muehlberger@maryland.gov.
For more information on the hearing, please see the following link:
https://insurance.maryland.gov/Consumer/Pages/Long-Term-Care-Hearing-June-12-2024.aspx
Contact: Nancy Muehlberger, 410-468-2050
[24-11-10]
MARYLAND HEALTH CARE COMMISSION
Subject: Notice of Receipt of a Letter of Intent and Review for Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Intermediate Care Facility Beds
Add’l. Info: On May 17, 2024, the Maryland Health Care Commission
(MHCC or Commission) received a Letter of Intent from Foundations Inpatient LLC
to establish a 90-bed, Level III.7 Medically Monitored Intensive Inpatient
(Level III.7 MMII) program at 7131 Rutherford Road, Windsor, MD 21244.
Pursuant to COMAR 10.24.01.07, the Commission hereby initiates a 30-day period in which additional Letters of Intent to apply for a Certificate of Need may be submitted to establish an Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Treatment Facility in Central Maryland (Baltimore City and Baltimore, Harford, Howard, and Anne Arundel counties). Additional Letters of Intent should be submitted to the MHCC, 4160 Patterson Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21215, and emailed to mhcc.confilings@maryland.gov by the close of business, July 1, 2024.
Contact: Ruby Potter 410-764-3276
[24-11-23]
GOVERNOR’S WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT BOARD
Date and Time: June 5, 2024, 3 — 5 p.m.
Place: Howard Community College, 10901 Little Patuxent Pkwy., Rouse Company Foundation Student Services Hall (RCF) 400, Columbia, MD 20144; Parking: Parking Lot A,
Add’l. Info: Join from a PC, Mac, iPad, iPhone, or Android device:
Join the Meeting Online at https://www.zoomgov.com/j/1619167053#success
Or join by phone:
Dial (for higher quality, dial a number
based on your current location):
US: +1-669-254-5252 or +1-646-964-1167 or +1-646-828-7666 or +1-415-449-4000 or +1-551-285-1373 or +1-669-216-1590
Webinar ID: 161 916 7053
Contact: Darla Henson 410-767-2408
[24-11-02]