Baltimore MD ordinances

7134 published ordinances from the Baltimore City Code (current through Ord. 26-129 (July 17, 2026); publication of Oct. 18, 2026), in publication order. Independent public-information project — not the official City of Baltimore website.

1-1 — Other office or clerkship prohibited.
1-3 — Ordinances and resolutions.
1-4 — Committee on Legislative Investigations.
1-5 — Agencies to provide budget status reports.
1-6 — Agencies to provide legislative information.
1-7 — Disorderly conduct prohibited.
2-1 — Office created; duties.
2-2 — Oversight Committee.
2-3 — Director – appointment; term; removal.
2-4 — Director — qualifications; duties.
2-5 — Staff; supplies; agency assistance.
3-1 — Limitations.
3-2 — Diary fund.
3-3 — Resolution required.
3-4 — Presentation of expense bills.
4-1 — Definitions.
4-2 — Nondiscrimination on the basis of disability. {Not Applicable}
4-3 — Employment. {Not Applicable}
4-4 — Reasonable modifications. {Not Applicable}
4-5 — Effective communication policy. {Not Applicable}
4-6 — Digital accessibility policy.
4-7 — Service animal policy. {Not Applicable}
4-8 — Grievance procedures. {Not Applicable}
4-9 — Agency responsibilities. {Not Applicable}
4-10 — Administrative support for agencies. {Not Applicable}
4-11 — Rules and regulations. {Not Applicable}
5-1 — Definitions.
5-2 — Website reports – Civil actions involving alleged police misconduct.
5-3 — Website reports – Civil actions involving unlawful discrimination.
5-4 — Reports to City Council on significant litigation.
5-5 — Certain non-disparagement clauses prohibited.
6-1 — Meetings to be public.
6-2 — Failure of member to attend meetings.
6-3 — Yearly meetings required.
6-3.1 — No meeting on primary- or general-election day.
6-4 — Notice of meetings.
6-5 — Minutes.
7-1 — Extra compensation; in-term raises.
7-2 — Registration with Selective Service System.
7-3 — Militia service.
7-4 — Office hours.
7-5 — Uniform allowance.
7-6 — Presentation of City Flag.
7-7 — Residence address.
7-8 — Hiring preference for persons with disabilities.
7-10 — Residency requirements – City officials generally.
7-11 — Residency requirements – Police Department command staff.
8-1 — Definitions.
8-3 — Whistleblower protection against retaliatory personnel action.
8-5 — Applicability of complaint procedures.
8-6 — Complaint process.
8-7 — Investigation by Inspector General.
8-8 — Remedies.
8-10 — Rules and regulations.
8-11 — Judicial and appellate review.
8-12 — Other remedies not affected.
8-13 — Training.
8-14 — Administrative manual.
9-1 — Definitions.
9-2 — Rules and regulations.
9-3 — Short Title.
9-6 — Program initiative.
9-7 — Program implementation and governance.
9-8 — Open Data Portal.
9-9 — Annual report.
9-15 — Program disclaimers.
10-1 — Definitions.
10-5 — City Records Management Officer: In general.
10-6 — City Records Management Officer: Duties.
10-9 — Duties of agencies.
10-10 — Disposal of records.
10-11 — Digitization.
11-1 — Definitions.
11-2 — Board established.
11-3 — Composition and qualifications.
11-4 — Officers.
11-5 — Term; removal; compensation.
11-6 — Meetings.
11-7 — Duties.
11-8 — Reports.
11-9 — Complaints of police misconduct.
11-10 — Administrative charging committee.
11-11 — Rules and regulations.
11-12 — Director; staff; budget.
11-13 — Records.
12-1 — Bureau established.
12-2 — Investigations.
12-3 — Employees.
12-4 — Report of injury or damage.
12-5 — Inconsistent laws.
13-1 — Created; officers.
13-2 — Powers of Director.
13-3 — Contracts; property.
14-11 — Established.
14-12 — Composition.
14-13 — Terms of office and organization.
14-14 — Powers and duties.
14-1 — Definitions.
14-2 — Office established.
14-3 — Director of the Office.
14-4 — Powers and duties of the Office.
14-5 — Staff and budget.
14-6 — Rules and regulations.
14-7 — Annual report.
15-1 — Reconveyance on satisfaction of debt.
16-1 — Notice of meetings.
16-2 — Fee for examination of subdivision plan.
17-1 — Bureaus of Department.
17-2 — Director of Public Works.
17-3 — Appointment of Bureau Heads and Assistant Bureau Heads.
18-1 — Office of Disaster Control and Civil Defense.
18-2 — Director of Office.
18-3 — Personnel.
18-4 — Property.
19-1 — Office created; function.
19-2 — Director — appointment; term.
19-3 — Director — qualifications; devotion to duties.
19-4 — Staff; supplies; agency assistance.
20-1 — Commission established.
20-2 — Terms, compensation, vacancies.
20-3 — Officers; committees.
20-4 — Meetings; quorum.
20-5 — Personnel; budget.
20-6 — Powers and duties.
21-1 — Definitions.
21-2 — Legislative findings.
21-3 — Program established; procedure.
21-4 — Signs.
21-5 — Administration of program.
22-9 — Office established.
22-10 — Director – appointment.
22-11 — Director – powers and duties.
22-12 — Staff and budget.
22-3 — Purpose.
22-4 — Commission established.
22-5 — Composition.
22-6 — Terms, organization, meetings, etc.
22-7 — Duties.
22-8 — Agency cooperation.
22-1 — Definitions.
22-15 — Trauma-informed care initiative.
22-16 — Trauma-Informed Care Task Force – Established.
22-17 — Trauma-Informed Care Task Force – Composition.
22-18 — Trauma-Informed Care Task Force – Terms, organization, etc.
22-19 — Trauma-Informed Care Task Force – Staff.
22-20 — Trauma-Informed Care Task Force – Duties.
22-21 — Trauma-informed care training.
22-22 — Annual report.
23-1 — Definitions.
23-2 — Purpose.
23-3 — Commission established.
23-4 — Members; associates.
23-5 — Terms, organization, etc.
23-6 — Duties.
23-7 — Director; staff; budget.
23-8 — Reports.
24-1 — Definitions.
24-2 — Declaration of policy.
24-3 — Annual assessments.
25-1 — Program established.
25-2 — Funding.
25-3 — Applications.
25-4 — Review by community relations council.
25-5 — Decisions by Office of Criminal Justice.
25-6 — Rules and regulations.
26-1 — Definitions.
26-2 — Purpose.
26-3 — Task Force created.
26-4 — Composition.
26-5 — Terms, organization, meetings, etc.
26-6 — Duties.
26-7 — Staff; funds.
26-8 — Reports.
27-1 — Policy.
27-2 — Board of Estimates may make awards.
27-3 — Limitations on award.
27-4 — Procedures.
27-5 — Rules and regulations.
27-6 — Assignment and release.
27-7 — Authorization reduced by like State award.
28-1 — Definitions.
28-2 — Authority established; purpose.
28-3 — Powers of Authority.
28-4 — Limitations on Authority.
28-5 — Board of Directors.
28-6 — Executive Director.
29A-1 — Definitions.
29A-2 — Program establishment.
29A-3 — Program funding.
29A-4 — Compensation.
29A-5 — Annual Report.
29-10 — Biennial violence prevention strategy plan.
30-1 — Program established.
30-2 — Delegation of implementation.
30-3 — Rules and regulations.
30-4 — Procedures.
30-5 — Other payments as offset.
30-6 — Award.
30-7 — Funding.
31-1 — Occupational Medical Service – established.
31-2 — Occupational Medical Service – duties.
31-4 — Division of Occupational Safety — established.
31-5 — Division of Occupational Safety — duties.
32-1 — Commission established.
32-2 — Composition.
32-3 — Tenure.
32-4 — President.
32-5 — Powers and duties.
33-1 — Definitions.
33-2 — Exclusions.
33-3 — Nuclear weapons work prohibited.
33-4 — Redirection of resources towards human needs.
33-5 — Nuclear-free zone signs.
33-6 — Civil enforcement.
33-7 — Nuclear-free purchasing by City.
33-8 — Exclusions.
33-9 — Disposal of radioactive materials prohibited.
33-10 — Penalties.
33-11 — Exclusions.
33-12 — Restrictions on transportation of radioactive materials.
34-1 — Definitions.
34-3 — Office established.
34-4 — Sustainability Manager.
34-5 — Staff and consultants.
34-7 — Mission of Office.
34-9 — Sustainability and Environmental Management Program.
34-10 — Support for other programs and policies.
34-11 — Director’s powers and duties – In general.
34-12 — Director’s powers and duties – Rules and regulations.
35-1 — City Seal - established.
35-2 — City Seal - custody; fees.
35-3 — City Seal - prohibited uses.
35-4 — City Seal - motor vehicles.
35-5 — City Slogan.
35-6 — City Flag.
35-8 — American flag on City buildings.
36A-1 — Holidays specified.
36A-2 — Observance.
36-1 — Baltimore Day.
36-2 — Henrietta Lacks Day.
37-1 — Discount on City services, permits, and equipment costs for nonprofit events.
37-2 — Fees ineligible for discount.
37-3 — Rules and regulations.
38-1 — Definitions.
38-2 — Findings; Legislative intent.
38-3 — Program administration.
38-4 — Issuance of identity cards.
38-5 — Card content and design.
38-6 — Availability of applications.
38-7 — Language assistance services.
38-8 — Eligibility for identity card.
38-10 — Confidentiality of application information.
38-11 — Access to services.
38-13 — Counterfeit and fraudulent Baltimore City ID Cards.
39-1 — Definitions.
39-6 — Program initiated.
39-8 — Agency implementation – Equity coordinator.
39-9 — Agency implementation – Bill reports.
39-10 — Agency implementation – Capital budget scoring.
39-11 — Annual Equity Report.
40-1 — Definitions.
40-2 — Board established.
40-3 — General Board functions.
40-4 — Executive Director; staff.
40-5 — General jurisdiction of Board.
40-6 — Rulemaking authority.
40-7 — Environmental Citations.
40-8 — Default by person cited.
40-9 — Administrative adjudications.
40-10 — Judicial and appellate review.
40-11 — Enforcement of Board orders.
40-12 — Judicial assistance in enforcement.
40-13 — Subtitle not exclusive.
40-14 — Violations to which subtitle applies.
41-1 — Definitions.
41-2 — Subtitle not exclusive.
41-3 — Rules and regulations.
41-4 — Authority to issue citation.
41-5 — Form, etc., of citation.
41-6 — Service; copies.
41-7 — Tenor of citation.
41-8 — Payment of fine.
41-9 — Election to stand trial.
41-10 — Default.
41-11 — Adjudication by District Court.
41-12 — Enforcement of court verdict.
41-13 — Offenses to which subtitle applies – General.
41-14 — Offenses to which subtitle applies – Listing.
42-26 — Commencement of action.
42-27 — Copy to respondent.
42-28 — Investigation procedures.
42-29 — Director’s action upon completed report of findings.
42-30 — Licensing violations – Penalties.
42-16 — Established.
42-17 — Composition.
42-18 — Terms of office and organization.
42-19 — Powers and duties.
42-1 — Definitions.
42-2 — Department established.
42-3 — Purpose.
42-4 — Powers.
42-5 — Director of the Department.
42-6 — Staff and budget.
42-7 — Rules and regulations.
42-8 — Annual report.
42-9 — Business practices under oversight of the Department – Listing.
42-36 — Hearing procedures.
42-37 — Board disposition and remedies.
42-38 — Enforcement by Director.
42-39 — Assistance of City Solicitor and other departments.
42-40 — Judicial review.
42-41 — Confidentiality.
49-1 — Commission established.
49-2 — Members.
49-3 — Terms, organization, etc.
49-4 — Duties.
50-1 — Commission established.
50-2 — Members.
50-3 — Organization, Meetings, etc.
50-4 — Staff.
50-5 — Duties.
50-6 — Cooperation with Commission.
51-1 — “Veteran” defined.
51-2 — Commission established.
51-3 — Purpose.
51-4 — Terms, compensation, vacancies.
51-5 — Officers; committees.
51-6 — Meetings; quorum.
51-7 — Personnel; budget.
51-8 — Powers and duties.
51-9 — Agency cooperation.
52-1 — Commission established.
52-2 — Purpose.
52-3 — Terms, compensation, vacancies.
52-4 — Officers; committees.
52-5 — Meetings; quorum.
52-6 — Personnel; budget.
52-7 — Powers and duties.
52-8 — Agency cooperation.
52-9 — Annual report.
53-1 — Definitions.
53-2 — Covered entity with major public contact.
53-3 — Grantees and subgrantees.
53-4 — Language access services.
53-5 — Annual report.
53-6 — Role of MIMA or its successor agency.
53-7 — Rules and regulations.
54-1 — Definitions.
54-2 — Office established.
54-3 — Purpose.
54-4 — Office - Powers and duties.
54-5 — Director.
54-6 — Staff and budget.
54-7 — Annual report.
55-1 — Definitions.
55-2 — Commission established.
55-3 — Advisory Commission membership.
55-4 — Terms, compensation, vacancies.
55-5 — Chair; committees.
55-6 — Meetings; quorum.
55-7 — Personnel; Budget.
55-8 — Powers and duties.
55-9 — Agency assistance.
55-10 — Annual reports.
55-12 — Agency assistance. {Recodified}
55-13 — Annual reports. {Recodified}
56-1 — Commission established.
56-2 — Commission composition.
56-3 — Term of appointed members.
56-4 — Officers; Committees.
56-5 — Meetings, quorum, etc.
56-6 — Community Interaction Recommendations Reports.
57-1 — Definitions.
57-3 — Office established.
57-4 — Director.
57-6 — LGBTQ Commission.
57-8 — Staff and budget.
57-9 — Duties of the Office.
57-10 — Annual report.
58-1 — Scope of subtitle.
58-2 — Retention of records.
58-3 — Coordination of response.
58-4 — Multi-agency inspection team.
58-5 — Monthly notice to Councilmembers.
58-6 — Quarterly report.
59-1 — Definitions.
59-2 — Commission created; purpose; duties.
59-3 — Members.
59-4 — Terms; chair; removal.
59-5 — Compensation; expenses; staff.
59-6 — Meetings.
59-7 — Biannual report.
59-8 — Rules and regulations.
60-1 — Definitions.
60-3 — Office established.
60-4 — Director.
60-6 — Re-Entry Action Council.
60-8 — Staff and Budget.
60-9 — Duties of the Office.
60-10 — Annual report.
61-1 — Definitions.
61-2 — Program Established.
61-3 — Office Administration.
61-4 — Program Powers and Duties.
61-5 — Principal Agency Duties.
1-3 — Auctioneers to be appointed and licensed.
1-4 — Maximum appointees; applications.
1-5 — Qualifications for appointment.
1-6 — Designation of associates.
1-7 — License and surety bond required.
1-8 — Surety bond.
1-9 — License.
1-10 — Commissions.
1-11 — License suspension or revocation.
1-12 — Civil violations — City enforcement.
1-13 — Civil violations — private action.
1-14 — Criminal violations.
1-17 — Auction sales of jewelry — restrictions.
1-18 — Auction sales of jewelry — merchant’s stock.
1-19 — Auction sales of jewelry — penalties.
2-1 — Commission established.
2-2 — Organization; operations.
2-3 — Duties and responsibilities.
2-4 — Reports.
4-1 — Definitions.
4-2 — Practices generally prohibited.
4-3 — Civil penalties.
4-4 — Criminal penalties.
4-5 — Action by City Solicitor.
4-6 — Rules and regulations.
4-7 — Exception.
5-1 — Destruction to create scarcity prohibited.
5-2 — Penalties.
6-1 — Definitions.
6-2 — Prohibited activities.
6-3 — Exemptions.
6-4 — Persons eligible for license.
6-5 — Persons not eligible for license.
6-6 — License for branch stores.
6-7 — Application for license.
6-8 — Investigation; denial of license.
6-9 — Grant of license; conditions.
6-10 — License fee.
6-11 — License renewal.
6-12 — Location of sale.
6-13 — Revocation of license.
6-14 — Judicial and appellate review.
6-15 — Penalties.
7-1 — Definitions.
7-2 — Scope of subtitle.
7-3 — Rules and regulations.
7-4 — Permit or photo ID required.
7-5 — Permits — Application and issuance.
7-6 — Permits — Term and fee.
7-7 — Permits — Contents and display.
7-8 — Permits — Refusal or revocation.
7-9 — Operations.
7-10 — Penalties.
8-1 — Definitions.
8-2 — Rules and regulations.
8-6 — License required.
8-7 — Applications.
8-8 — Fees.
8-11 — Denial, suspension, etc., of license.
8-12 — Judicial and appellate review.
8-14 — Penalties.
9-1 — Prohibited hours of laundry operation.
9-3 — Laundry identification marks.
10-1 — Definitions.
10-2 — License required for retail dealers.
10-3 — Motor fuel service station facilities.
10-4 — Signs.
10-5 — Brand names.
10-6 — Sales to senior citizen drivers.
10-7 — Injunctions.
10-8 — Penalties.
11-1 — Definitions.
11-2 — Licenses.
11-3 — License required.
11-4 — Surety bonds.
11-5 — Transactions with minors prohibited.
11-6 — Daily reports required.
11-7 — Filing with police.
11-8 — Holding requirements.
11-9 — Release of stolen property.
11-10 — Labels.
11-11 — Retention of records.
11-12 — Inspection of records and items.
11-13 — Authorized transactions.
11-14 — Redemption; sale.
11-15 — Interest and charges; records.
11-16 — Operational restrictions.
11-17 — Suspension or revocation of license.
11-18 — Action for default.
11-19 — Penalties.
12A-1 — Definitions.
12A-5 — General prohibition.
12A-6 — Exception for recycling materials.
12A-10 — In general.
12A-11 — Seizure by police.
12A-12 — Referral to Solicitor.
12A-13 — Forfeiture petition; notice.
12A-14 — Answer to petition.
12A-15 — Order of forfeiture.
12A-16 — Order of release.
12A-20 — Penalties.
12-1 — Definitions.
12-2 — Exemptions from subtitle.
12-3 — License required.
12-4 — Master license for cooperatives.
12-5 — Transactions with minors prohibited.
12-6 — Transferor to provide true name, etc.
12-7 — Daily reports required.
12-8 — Filing with police.
12-9 — Holding requirements.
12-10 — Release of stolen property.
12-11 — Labels.
12-12 — Retention of records.
12-13 — Inspection of records and items.
12-14 — Exemptions from reporting and holding requirements.
12-15 — Rules and regulations.
12-16 — Penalties.
13-1 — Definitions.
13-2 — Scope of subtitle – Inclusions.
13-3 — Scope of subtitle – Exclusions.
13-4 — Prohibited conduct – Brokers and salespersons.
13-5 — Prohibited conduct – Brokers, salespersons, and dealers.
13-6 — Prohibited conduct – Salespersons.
13-9 — Penalties.
14-1 — Definitions.
14-3 — Single-family zoning limitation.
14-5 — Property tax.
14-6 — Heavy-industrial and railroad operations.
14-7 — Historic districts.
14-8 — Vacant structures.
16-1 — Definitions.
16-3 — Applicability of other laws.
16-4 — Rules and regulations.
16-6 — In general.
16-7 — Required disclosures.
16-11 — Prepayable citation.
16-12 — Criminal penalties.
17-1 — Definitions.
17-6 — Using ticket purchasing software.
17-7 — Resale of tickets obtained by using ticket purchasing software.
17-8 — Maintaining interest in or control of ticket purchasing software.
17-11 — Prepayable citation.
17-12 — Criminal penalties.
1-1 — Definitions.
1-2 — Findings; policy.
2-1 — Commission continued.
2-2 — Organization.
2-3 — General responsibility.
2-4 — Powers and duties of Commission.
2-5 — Cooperation with civic groups.
3-1 — Employment.
3-2 — Public accommodations.
3-3 — Education.
3-4 — Health and welfare agencies.
3-5 — Housing.
3-6 — Ancillary prohibitions.
4-1 — Complaints.
4-2 — Investigations.
4-3 — Hearings.
4-4 — Judicial and appellate review.
4-5 — Public notice of violation.
4-6 — Action by Law Department
4-7 — Exhaustion of remedies not required.
4-8 — Violation by broker, etc.
5-1 — Definitions.
5-2 — General requirements.
5-3 — Data governance.
5-4 — Immigration enforcement action response plan.
5-5 — Reporting.
5-6 — Training.
1-1 — Oath of office.
1-2 — Clerk to the Board of Estimates.
2-1 — Surety bond.
2-2 — Deputy Director.
3-1 — Required deposit and accounting.
3-2 — Agreements with custodians.
3-3 — Petty cash checking account.
4-1 — Records required.
4-2 — Lost certificates — publication.
4-3 — Lost certificates — bond.
4-4 — Faith and credit of City.
4-5 — Sinking fund investments.
4-6 — Consolidation of certificates.
4-7 — Duties of Board Clerk.
5-1 — Rules, regulations, or guidelines for investments.
5-2 — Local government investment policy.
6-1 — Payments to Social Services Director.
6-2 — Deposit of funds.
6-3 — Withdrawal of funds.
6-4 — Surety bond.
7-1 — Payments to Executive Deputy Commissioner.
7-2 — Deposit of funds.
7-3 — Withdrawal of funds.
7-4 — Surety bond.
8-1 — Public School Construction and Renovation Special Fund.
9-1 — Definitions.
9-2 — Uses of Fund.
9-3 — Purpose.
9-4 — Fiscal agent.
9-5 — Board of directors.
9-6 — Annual financial plan.
9-8 — Annual review; Dissolution of board.
9-9 — Rules and regulations.
9-10 — Annual reports.
10-1 — Insurance claims.
10-2 — Purchase of insurance.
10-3 — City Property Insurance Fund — uses; appropriations.
10-4 — City Property Insurance Fund — investments.
10-5 — Restoration of damaged property.
11-1 — Definitions.
11-3 — Findings.
11-5 — Fair Election Fund established.
11-7 — Fair Election Fund Commission.
11-8 — Fund administration; Commission duties.
11-9 — Rules and regulations.
11-11 — Community education and engagement.
11-12 — Commission review.
11-14 — Collecting qualifying contributions.
11-15 — Requirements for certification.
11-16 — Certification determination.
11-17 — Distribution of public contribution.
11-18 — Use of public contribution.
11-19 — Withdrawal.
11-21 — Restrictions on applicant and participating candidates.
11-23 — Enforcement by citation.
12-1 — Legislative findings; losses to be covered.
12-2 — Creation of Fund; funding.
12-3 — Committee on Insurance and Risk Management.
12-4 — Disbursement of funds.
12-5 — Investment of funds.
12-6 — Administration of Fund.
13-1 — Definitions.
13-2 — Program established.
13-3 — Liability Reserve Fund — established.
13-4 — Liability Reserve Fund — when to be used.
13-5 — Payment under Program not waiver of remedies.
13-6 — Investments; annual statement.
13-7 — Annual report.
14-1 — Definitions.
14-2 — Program established.
14-4 — Rebate eligibility.
14-5 — Rebate application.
14-6 — Rebate amount.
14-8 — Vouchers.
14-10 — Rules and regulations.
14-11 — Annual report.
14-12 — Penalties.
15-1 — Definitions.
15-2 — Reporting – In general.
15-3 — Reporting – City contracts awarded to employee-owned businesses.
15-4 — Assessments; Legislative and policy recommendations.
16-1 — Record of conveyances and contracts.
16-2 — Comprehensive inventory required.
17-1 — Real Estate Department or designee of Board of Estimates authorized.
17-2 — Negotiations confirmed.
17-3 — Effect of subtitle.
18-1 — User agency to list properties.
18-2 — DoT to notify owners.
18-3 — Hearing.
19-1 — Certified or licensed appraiser required.
20A-1 — Definitions.
20A-2 — Exclusions from subtitle.
20A-3 — Notice to City Council.
20A-4 — Council action on proposed ordinance.
20-1 — Definitions.
20-2 — Ordinance required for naming.
20-3 — Inventories of property.
20-4 — Subtitle inapplicable to streets.
21-16 — Amount required.
21-17 — Grant and other funding requests.
21-18 — Preliminary determinations.
21-19 — Incorporation into contract specifications.
21-20 — Allocation of funds.
21-6 — Commission established.
21-7 — Composition.
21-8 — Compensation and expenses; staff.
21-9 — General functions and duties.
21-10 — Rules and regulations.
21-11 — Agency liaisons.
21-1 — Findings; purpose.
21-2 — Definitions.
21-26 — Scope of Part.
21-27 — Preparation of proposal.
21-28 — Commission review and action.
21-29 — Disposition of artwork allocation.
21-31 — Commission to determine.
21-32 — Priorities.
21-33 — Authorized uses.
24-1 — Surety bonds generally.
24-2 — Bid bonds.
24-3 — Performance bonds.
24-4 — Letters of credit for certain school contracts.
25-1 — Definitions.
25-2 — Scope of subtitle.
25-3 — Workday.
25-4 — Worker classifications.
25-5 — Prevailing wages - In general.
25-6 — Prevailing wages - Overtime.
25-7 — Prevailing wages - Sanctions for underpayment.
25-8 — Prevailing wages - Workers’ complaints.
25-9 — Required records - In general.
25-10 — Required records - Project payroll reports.
25-11 — Required records - Delinquencies.
25-12 — Mechanics, apprentices, and laborers.
25-13 — Withholding payments.
25-14 — Investigations.
25-15 — Penalties.
25-16 — Schedules of prevailing wage rates.
25-17 — “Prevailing” wage rates defined; obligation to pay.
25-18 — Board of Estimates to adjudicate and assess.
25-19 — Effect of federal law.
25-20 — Existing contracts excepted.
25-21 — Inconsistent laws repealed.
25-23 — Effect of repeal.
26A-1 — Applicability.
26A-2 — Requirements.
26A-3 — Sign location.
26A-4 — Penalties for failure to post signage.
26-1 — Definitions.
26-2 — Scope of subtitle.
26-3 — Workday.
26-4 — Worker classifications.
26-5 — Living wages - In general.
26-6 — Living wages - Overtime.
26-7 — Living wages - Sanctions for underpayment.
26-8 — Living wages - Workers’ complaints.
26-9 — Required records - In general.
26-10 — Required records - Project payroll reports.
26-11 — Required records - Delinquencies.
26-13 — Withholding payments.
26-14 — Investigations.
26-15 — Penalties.
26-16 — Establishment of living wage.
26-17 — Goal of 40-hour work week.
26-18 — Manner of administration.
27-1 — Definitions.
27-2 — Scope of subtitle.
27-4 — Employment analysis.
27-5 — Initial hiring to be through MOED.
27-6 — New employees to be Baltimore City residents.
27-7 — Rules and regulations.
27-8 — Employment plans.
27-9 — Required reports.
27-11 — Penalties.
28-9 — Business Opportunity Office established.
28-10 — General functions and duties of Office.
28-11 — Rules and regulations.
28-12 — Authority of Board of Estimates and Finance Department.
28-1 — Definitions.
28-2 — Liberal construction.
28-3 — Legislative findings and policy.
28-4 — Scope of subtitle.
28-5 — Automatic termination.
28-21 — Establishment.
28-22 — Considerations.
28-23 — Publication.
28-24 — Applicability to alternates, modifications, etc.
28-25 — Office review and report.
28-16 — Establishment.
28-17 — Purpose.
28-13 — Definitions.
28-14 — Short title.
28-31 — In general.
28-32 — Commercially useful function.
28-33 — Joint ventures.
28-34 — Subcontracting by MBE or WBE.
28-35 — One subcontractor, one goal.
28-36 — Manufacturers.
28-37 — Suppliers.
28-38 — Insurance companies; travel agents.
28-39 — Financial institutions.
28-41 — Non-affiliation.
28-86 — Office to monitor compliance.
28-87 — Noncompliance – Contractor or subcontractor.
28-88 — Noncompliance – Agency.
28-89 — Office may require reports, etc.
28-90 — Agencies to keep records.
28-91 — Annual report.
28-76 — Required before bid opening.
28-78 — MBEs and WBEs – General criteria.
28-79 — MBEs and WBEs – Control.
28-80 — MBEs and WBEs – Size standards.
28-81 — Certification investigations.
28-82 — Decertification.
28-83 — Certification appeals.
28-66 — In general.
28-67 — Adherence to bid procedures, etc.
28-68 — Responsibility for achieving goals.
28-69 — Advertisements, notices, etc.
28-70 — Contract division.
28-71 — Payment procedures.
28-72 — Conditioning notice to proceed.
28-73 — Documentation.
28-61 — Agency’s pre-solicitation request.
28-62 — Bidder’s pre-award request.
28-63 — Contractor’s post-award request.
28-64 — Waiver by agency.
28-46 — Contracts between $1,000 - $4,999.
28-47 — Contracts between $5,000 - $49,999.
28-48 — Contracts of $50,000 or more.
28-49 — Leases and concessions.
28-50 — Other services.
28-51 — Emergencies.
28-52 — All contracts – In general.
28-53 — All contracts – Bid specifications.
28-54 — All contracts – Contract specifications.
28-55 — All contracts – Payments to subcontractors.
28-56 — All contracts – Reports and documentation.
28-105 — Eligibility for SLBE Program.
28-106 — Certification or decertification as an SLBE.
28-107 — Certification or decertification as an Emerging SLBE.
28-109 — Graduation, suspension, or revocation.
28-110 — Adverse determinations; Appeals.
28-100 — Minority and Women’s Business Office – Duties.
28-101 — Goal-setting committees – Establishment
28-102 — Goal-setting committees – Duties
28-103 — Program performance review.
28-96 — Definitions.
28-97 — Purpose; Scope.
28-98 — Program objectives.
28-113 — Initiatives to be set by GSCs.
28-114 — Bonding or insurance waiver.
28-115 — Price preferences.
28-116 — Evaluation preferences.
28-117 — Mandatory subcontracting.
28-118 — Sheltered Market Program.
28-119 — Competitive business development demonstration project.
28-122 — Administrative penalties.
28-124 — Criminal penalties.
29-1 — Purpose and intent.
29-2 — Definitions.
29-3 — Scope.
29-4 — Liberal construction.
29-5 — Short title.
29-6 — Commercial non-discrimination policy.
29-7 — Complaints of discrimination.
29-8 — Investigation of complaints.
29-9 — Initial findings and recommendations.
29-10 — Hearings.
29-11 — Remedies.
29-12 — Sanctions for knowingly filing false or frivolous complaint.
29-13 — Administrative appeals.
29-14 — Judicial and appellate review.
29-15 — Mandatory nondiscrimination contract clause.
29-16 — Contractor bid requirements.
29-17 — Contract disclosure requirements.
29-18 — Other legal remedies.
29-19 — Non-interruption of performance.
29-20 — Rules and regulations.
30-1 — Definitions.
30-2 — Prequalification requirements.
30-3 — Board of Estimates’ authority.
31-1 — Definitions.
31-2 — Composition of Advisory Panel.
31-3 — Annual review of providers, etc.
31-4 — Annual report.
32-1 — Purchases of $40,000 or more.
32-2 — Purchases of $20,000 or more, but less than $40,000.
32-3 — Performance bonds.
33-1 — “Recycled paper” defined.
33-2 — Purchasing requirements.
33-3 — Use requirements.
33-4 — Board of Estimates’ authority.
34-1 — Commission created; members.
34-2 — Terms; Chair or Co-Chairs.
34-3 — Compensation; expenses.
34-4 — Duties.
34-5 — Comprehensive Sustainability Plan.
34-6 — Commission staff.
34-7 — Adoption of Plan.
34-8 — Effect of Plan.
35A-1 — Definitions.
35A-2 — Zero-emission vehicle procurement requirements.
35A-3 — Applicability of subtitle.
35A-4 — Required bid information.
35A-5 — Annual report.
35A-6 — Rules and regulations.
35-1 — Definitions.
35-2 — Purpose of subtitle.
35-3 — Procurement requirements.
35-4 — Bids; contracts; annual reports.
35-5 — Exemptions.
35-6 — Rules and regulations.
36-1 — Drafts authorized.
36-2 — Signatures.
36-3 — Maximum amount.
37-1 — Definitions.
37-2 — City payment policy.
37-3 — Interest.
37-4 — Exemptions.
37-5 — Rules and regulations; allocation of interest charges.
38-1 — Establishment; costs.
38-2 — Purpose.
38-3 — Weekly updates.
40-9 — Designation of representative.
40-10 — Reports to Board.
40-11 — Investigations — in general.
40-12 — Investigations — investigative demand.
40-13 — Preliminary recommendations.
40-14 — Participation in proceedings.
40-5 — Automatic debarment for certain bribery offenses.
40-6 — Other bribery offenses.
40-7 — Violations of other laws.
40-8 — Other events.
40-1 — Definitions.
40-2 — Probation before judgment.
40-3 — Rules and regulations.
40-4 — Notices.
40-15 — Reports.
40-16 — Notice and opportunity for hearing — automatic debarments.
40-17 — Notice and opportunity for hearing — other debarments.
40-18 — Suspension pending decision.
40-19 — Hearing and decision.
40-20 — Debarment of businesses.
40-24 — Effect of debarment or suspension.
40-25 — Roster of debarred and suspended persons and businesses.
40-26 — Affidavits of qualification.
40-27 — Limitations of actions.
40-21 — Automatic reinstatement.
40-22 — Petitions for reinstatement.
40-23 — Reinstatement hearing and decision.
41-1 — Persons in contempt for unfair labor practices.
41-2 — Persons owing delinquent taxes.
41-3 — Contracts using tropical hardwood.
41-4 — Face surveillance technology.
44-1 — Sale of tangible personal property.
45-1 — DGS to supervise.
45-2 — Annual energy consumption report.
47-1 — No Dumping Clause.
48-1 — Marriage license fees for domestic violence shelters.
48-2 — Fees for copying, certifying, etc. records.
48-3 — Penalty for bad checks.
49-1 — Definitions.
49-2 — Oversight.
1-1 — Definitions.
1-4 — Purpose of article.
2-1 — CHAP established.
2-2 — Composition.
2-3 — Qualifications.
2-4 — Term of appointed members.
2-5 — Officers; Compensation.
2-6 — Executive Director.
2-7 — Staff; Consultants.
2-8 — Meetings; Records.
2-9 — CHAP purposes; Funding.
2-10 — Incentive improvement program.
2-11 — Rules and regulations.
3-1 — Ordinance and findings required.
3-2 — Initial study and proposal by CHAP.
3-3 — CHAP to prepare proposed ordinance and findings.
3-5 — Council action – Agency referrals.
3-6 — Council action – Public notice and hearing.
3-7 — Council action – Disposition.
3-8 — Council action – Amendments.
3-9 — Council action – Limitations.
4-1 — List components.
4-2 — Ordinance required.
4-3 — Criteria for designation.
4-5 — Council action – Agency referrals.
4-6 — Council action – Public notice and hearing.
4-7 — Council action – Disposition.
4-8 — Council action – Limitations.
5-1 — List components.
5-2 — CHAP to designate.
5-3 — Criteria for designation.
5-4 — Procedure to designate.
5-5 — Protections pending decision.
5-6 — Expiration of designation.
5-7 — Limitations on re-proposal.
6-1 — CHAP to maintain Inventory.
6-2 — Purpose of Inventory.
6-3 — Non-regulatory nature of Inventory.
7-1 — Scope of subtitle.
7-2 — Effect of subdivision.
7-3 — Planning Commission to notify CHAP of subdivision.
8-1 — Related rules and regulations.
8-2 — Building permit required.
8-4 — CHAP to review.
8-5 — Public hearing.
8-6 — CHAP determination.
8-8 — Issuance of Authorization to Proceed.
8-9 — Denial of Authorization to Proceed – Districts and Landmarks.
8-10 — Denial of Authorization to Proceed – Potential Landmarks.
8-11 — Building Official bound by CHAP decision.
8-13 — Municipal structures.
8-15 — Permissible maintenance and repair.
9-1 — Judicial and appellate review.
9-6 — Enforcement generally.
9-7 — Injunctions.
9-8 — Criminal penalties.
11-1 — Mount Vernon District.
11-2 — Bolton Hill District.
11-3 — Seton Hill District.
11-4 — Seton Hill District Addition.
11-5 — Dickeyville District.
11-6 — Union Square District.
11-7 — Mt. Royal Terrace-Reservoir Hill District.
11-8 — Madison Park District.
11-9 — Waverly District.
11-10 — Loft District.
11-11 — Ridgely’s Delight District.
11-12 — Stirling Street District.
11-13 — Butchers Hill District.
11-14 — Butchers Hill District.
11-15 — Eutaw Place-Madison Avenue District.
11-16 — Otterbein District.
11-17 — Upton’s Marble Hill District.
11-18 — Washington Hill District.
11-19 — Mount Washington District.
11-20 — Bancroft Park District.
11-21 — Mill Hill Deck of Cards Block District.
11-22 — Franklintown District.
11-23 — Railroad District.
11-24 — Ten Hills District.
11-25 — Perlman Place District.
11-26 — Jonestown District.
11-27 — Hunting Ridge District.
11-28 — Better Waverly District.
11-29 — Barclay Greenmount District.
11-30 — Auchentoroly Terrace District.
11-31 — Oldtown Mall Local District.
11-32 — Fells Point District.
11-33 — Wyndhurst District.
11-34 — Sharp Leadenhall District.
11-35 — Ashburton District.
11-36 — Federal Hill Local Historic District.
11-37 — Five and Dime Historic District.
11-38 — Howard Street Commercial Historic District.
11-39 — Woodberry Historic District.
11-40 — Sarah Ann Street Historic District.
13-1 — In general.
13-2 — City Hall.
13-3 — Otterbein Evangelical United Brethren Church.
13-4 — McKim Free School.
13-5 — First Unitarian Church.
13-6 — Ebenezer African Methodist Episcopal Church.
13-7 — Peale Museum.
13-8 — Carroll Mansion Complex.
13-9 — Lovely Lane Methodist Church.
13-10 — Lloyd Street Synagogue.
13-11 — Bethel A.M.E. Church.
13-12 — Eutaw Place Baptist Church.
13-13 — Eastern Female High School.
13-14 — Belvedere Hotel.
13-15 — Battle Monument.
13-16 — St. Paul’s P.E. Church.
13-17 — St. Paul’s P.E. Church Rectory.
13-18 — Cylburn House.
13-19 — Davidge Hall.
13-20 — Mt. Clare Station Roundhouse.
13-21 — Evergreen House.
13-22 — Old Post Office Building.
13-23 — Homewood House.
13-24 — Certain structures in Druid Hill Park.
13-25 — Baltimore Arts Tower (Bromo Seltzer Tower).
13-26 — Mercantile Safe Deposit and Trust Building.
13-27 — Star Spangled Banner Flag House.
13-28 — Peabody Institute.
13-29 — Old Town Friends’ Meeting House.
13-30 — Mother Seton House.
13-31 — Washington Monument and Mount Vernon Place.
13-32 — Westminster Presbyterian Church.
13-33 — Basilica of the Assumption.
13-34 — H. L. Mencken House.
13-35 — Shot Tower.
13-36 — Engine House No. 6.
13-37 — St. Vincent de Paul Church.
13-38 — Old Cathedral School.
13-39 — Edgar Allan Poe House.
13-40 — Thomas-Jencks-Gladding House.
13-41 — Clifton Mansion.
13-42 — Roland Park Shopping Center.
13-43 — St. Mary’s Seminary Chapel.
13-44 — B’Nai Israel Synagogue.
13-45 — First Baptist Church.
13-46 — Sharon Baptist Church.
13-47 — Taylor’s Chapel & Burial Ground.
13-48 — Zion Lutheran Church and Parish House.
13-49 — Furness House.
13-50 — Goucher House.
13-51 — United States Customs House.
13-52 — Pennsylvania Station.
13-53 — Ascot House.
13-54 — Babe Ruth House.
13-55 — War Memorial.
14-1 — Alexander Brown and Sons.
14-2 — Baltimore City Courthouse.
14-3 — Carroll Hunting Lodge.
14-4 — Continental Building.
14-5 — Crimea House, Chapel, and Stables.
14-6 — Etting Cemetery.
14-7 — Gallagher Mansion.
14-8 — Greenmount Cemetery Chapel and Gates.
14-9 — James Lawrence Kernan Hospital.
14-10 — Leadenhall Baptist Church.
14-11 — Mount Clare Mansion.
14-12 — Mount Royal Station and Shed.
14-13 — New Psalmist Baptist Church and Parsonage.
14-14 — Patterson Park Observatory.
14-15 — Saint Frances Academy.
14-16 — Saint Leo’s Church.
14-17 — Saint Peter Claver Church.
14-18 — Sharp Street United Methodist Church.
14-19 — Fort McHenry.
14-20 — G. Krug and Sons.
14-21 — Hutzler’s Palace Building.
14-22 — Mount Washington Octagon (U.S.F.&G.) Building.
14-23 — Mount Auburn Cemetery.
14-24 — Booker T. Washington Jr. Middle School.
14-25 — Walters Bath House and Engine House # 10.
14-26 — Warden’s House.
14-27 — Robert Long House.
14-28 — Greenway Cottages.
14-29 — 1124 Riverside Avenue.
14-30 — Provident Bank Building.
14-31 — Southern Hotel.
14-32 — Macht Building.
14-33 — Old Federal Reserve Bank.
14-34 — Chamber of Commerce Building.
14-35 — Old St. Paul’s Cemetery.
14-36 — Wooden houses.
14-37 — Pascault Row.
14-38 — Baltimore Museum of Art.
14-39 — Hutzler’s Tower Building.
14-40 — Gilman Hall.
14-41 — D’Alesandro House.
15-1 — St. Joseph’s Monastery.
15-2 — Orchard Street Church.
15-3 — Douglas Memorial Community Church.
15-4 — Buena Vista.
15-5 — George Howard House.
15-6 — Charles Theater.
15-7 — St. Katherine of Alexandria Protestant Episcopal Church.
15-8 — Hecht Company Building.
15-9 — Congress Hotel.
15-10 — Carlton Street Arab Stables.
15-11 — Friends Burial Ground.
15-12 — Patterson Theater.
15-13 — Standard Oil Building.
16-1 — Northern District Police Station.
16-2 — Samuel Coleridge Taylor Elementary School #122.
16-3 — Grace Hampden Methodist Church.
16-4 — DuVal/Hirschhorn House.
16-5 — Patricia Grace Thomas Inn/Sankofa CDC/Museum on the National Roadway.
16-6 — New Life Missionary Baptist Church.
16-7 — Cedarwood.
16-8 — Masjid Al Haqq.
16-9 — Fire Engine Company No. 25.
16-10 — Arch Social Club.
16-11 — Douglass Place.
16-12 — Weaver House.
16-13 — Divine Mission Apostolic Church.
16-14 — First English Lutheran Church.
16-15 — Cherry Hill Elementary School #159.
16-16 — Schwing Motor Company Building.
16-17 — The Mount.
16-18 — Saint Matthew United Church of Christ.
16-19 — Baltimore City College.
16-20 — Johnny Eck House.
16-21 — Christ Church United Church of Christ.
16-22 — Ruscombe Mansion.
16-23 — Union Baptist Church.
16-24 — Dr. John E.T. Camper House.
16-25 — Senator Theatre.
16-26 — American Brewery.
16-27 — W.E.B. Du Bois House.
16-28 — Riverside Park.
16-29 — Roland Park Water Tower.
16-30 — Upton Mansion.
16-31 — Bolton Square.
16-32 — Castalia.
16-33 — Mount Calvary Church.
16-34 — Saint Paul Community Baptist Church.
16-35 — St. Mark’s Evangelical Lutheran Church.
16-36 — Scottish Rite Temple.
16-37 — Nazarene Baptist Church.
16-38 — St. Stanislaus Kostka Church.
16-39 — Raffel Building.
16-40 — Four Bay House.
16-41 — Dr. Giering House.
16-42 — Melvin Cade Armory.
16-43 — Harford Commons (William Fuld Company).
16-44 — President Street Station.
16-45 — Ann Wiggins Brown House.
16-46 — Kresge Building.
16-47 — Sellers Mansion.
17A-1 — Waverly Town Hall.
17A-2 — Franklin-Delphey Hotel.
17A-3 — Grand Masonic Temple.
17A-4 — Mayfair Theater.
17A-5 — Hansa Haus.
17A-6 — Grace Turnbull House.
17A-7 — St. Peter the Apostle Church Complex.
17A-8 — Old Dunbar High School.
17A-9 — Shelley House.
17A-10 — Abell Building.
17A-11 — Appold-Faust Building.
17A-12 — Baltimore Equitable Society Building.
17A-13 — Equitable Building.
17A-14 — Old Town National Bank Building.
17A-15 — St. Alphonsus Hall.
17A-16 — Terminal Warehouse Building.
17A-17 — Turnbull Building.
17A-18 — Frederick Douglass High School #450.
17A-19 — Historic Frederick Douglass High School.
17A-20 — Florence Crittenton Home.
17A-21 — Trinity A.M.E. Church.
17A-22 — Union Mill (Historic Druid Mill).
17A-23 — C.J. Youse Building.
17A-24 — Brinks Building.
17A-25 — Canton Methodist Episcopal Church.
17A-26 — Messiah English Lutheran Church.
17A-27 — Parkway Theatre.
17A-28 — Monumental Lodge No. 3, Improved Benevolent Protective Order of Elks of the World.
17A-29 — Haven Street Factory.
17A-30 — Public School No. 103, Henry Highland Garnet School.
17A-31 — Cross Keys Valve House.
17A-32 — Enoch Pratt House.
17A-33 — St. John’s in the Village.
17A-34 — Rehoboth Church of God in Christ Jesus Apostolic.
17A-35 — Olmsted Parkways.
17A-36 — American Legion Federal Post # 19.
17A-37 — Apostolic Faith Church of God Building.
17A-38 — Ambassador Theatre.
17A-39 — St. Mark’s Institutional Baptist Church.
17A-40 — Eastern Avenue Pumping Station.
17A-41 — Dr. John Ruhrah Elementary Middle School (School #228).
17A-42 — Patterson Park.
17A-43 — Greater Faith Baptist Church.
17A-44 — Harry O. Wilson House.
17A-45 — Chuck Webb Memorial Recreation Center.
17A-46 — Our Saviour Lutheran Church.
17A-47 — Hanlon Park.
17B-1 — Senator Theatre.
17B-2 — St. Mark’s Evangelical Lutheran Church.
17B-3 — St. John’s in the Village.
17B-4 — City Hall Rotunda.
18A-1 — Clifton School.
18A-2 — Harlem Theatre.
18A-3 — Baltimore City Engine Company 14 Firehouse.
18A-4 — Canton Railroad Transfer Bridge.
18A-5 — 3818 Roland Avenue.
18A-6 — Reed Calloway House.
18A-7 — Truck House No. 5 (Oliver Community Firehouse).
18A-8 — Home of the Friendless.
18A-9 — The Bookbindery.
31-1 — Definitions.
31-2 — Rules of interpretation.
31-3 — Incorporation by reference.
31-4 — Purpose, goal, authority.
31-5 — Administration.
31-8 — Prohibited conduct generally.
31-9 — Exemptions.
31-10 — Variances.
32-1 — Definitions.
32-2 — Plans required.
32-3 — Review and approval of plans.
32-4 — Contents of plans.
32-5 — Concept plan.
32-6 — Site development plan.
32-7 — Final erosion and sediment control and stormwater management plans.
32-8 — Modifications to plans.
32-9 — Standard erosion and sediment control plan.
33-1 — Approved plan prerequisite to permits.
33-2 — Fees.
33-3 — Performance bond.
34-1 — Inspections required.
34-2 — By whom conducted.
34-3 — Reports on inspections.
34-6 — Right of entry.
34-7 — Investigations.
35-1 — Violation notices.
35-2 — Enforcement of notice.
35-3 — Injunctive relief.
35-5 — Administrative review – In general.
35-6 — Administrative review – Delegation of hearing authority.
35-7 — Administrative review – Conduct of hearing.
35-8 — Administrative review – Evidence.
35-9 — Administrative review – Final decisions.
35-11 — Judicial and appellate review.
35-13 — Penalties.
21-1 — Definitions.
21-2 — Rules of interpretation.
21-3 — Incorporation by reference.
21-4 — Purpose, goal, etc.
21-5 — Administration.
21-6 — Scope.
22-1 — Phased plans required.
22-2 — Design and construction.
22-3 — Minimum control requirements.
22-4 — Environmental site design; Structural practices.
22-5 — Contents of plan.
22-6 — Report for final plan.
22-7 — Construction drawings for final plan.
22-8 — Preparation of plan.
22-9 — Easements for runoff.
22-10 — Review and approval of plan.
23-1 — Quantitative control waiver.
23-2 — Qualitative control waiver.
23-3 — Conditions of waiver.
23-4 — Applications.
23-4.1 — Public notices and comment.
23-5 — Phased development projects.
23-6 — Watershed management plan.
23-7 — Redevelopment.
23-8 — Administrative waiver.
24-1 — When authorized.
24-2 — Application for variance.
24-2.1 — Public notices and comment.
24-3 — Justification required.
24-4 — Offset fee.
25-1 — Approved plan prerequisite to permits.
25-2 — Fees.
25-3 — Performance security.
25-4 — Permit suspension or revocation.
26-1 — By whom conducted.
26-2 — Notices by applicant.
26-3 — Inspections during construction.
26-4 — Inspection reports.
26-5 — Work stoppage pending inspection.
26-6 — Final inspection.
26-7 — As-built certification.
26-8 — Notice to State Administration.
27-1 — Maintenance responsibility.
27-2 — Maintenance schedule.
27-3 — Maintenance agreement.
27-4 — Maintenance inspections.
27-5 — Deficiencies.
28-1 — Violation notices.
28-2 — Enforcement of notice.
28-5 — Administrative review – In general.
28-6 — Administrative review – Delegation of hearing authority.
28-7 — Administrative review – Conduct of hearing.
28-8 — Administrative review – Evidence.
28-9 — Administrative review – Final decisions.
28-11 — Judicial and appellate review.
28-13 — Criminal penalties.
1-1 — Definitions – In general.
1-2 — Definitions – “Accessory structure” to “Floodplain District”.
1-3 — Definitions – “Floodproofing” to “Wet floodproofing”.
1-5 — Rules of interpretation.
1-9 — Findings, intent, and design.
1-10 — Short title.
2-1 — Establishment of district.
2-2 — Subdistricts.
2-3 — Official map.
2-4 — Flood elevations.
2-5 — Changes to District.
2-6 — Unmapped streams.
2-7 — Floodplain Manager.
3-1 — In general.
3-2 — In general.
3-3 — Conformance to programs, plans, and BFR Codes.
3-4 — Residential structures.
3-5 — Nonresidential or mixed use structures.
3-6 — Less than substantial improvement.
3-7 — Impacts on habitat.
3-8 — Design, anchoring, and materials.
3-9 — Landscape design.
3-10 — Electric, plumbing, and mechanical systems.
3-11 — Storage.
3-12 — Fill.
3-13 — Accessory structures.
3-14 — Enclosures below lowest floor or flood-protection elevation.
3-15 — Watercourses.
3-16 — Flood protection setback.
3-17 — Utilities and facilities.
3-18 — Nontidal AE Zones without designated floodways.
3-19 — Recreational vehicles.
3-20 — Temporary structures or storage.
3-21 — Letter of Map Change.
3-23 — In general.
3-24 — New private principal structures prohibited.
3-25 — All development requires offset.
3-26 — Engineering report.
3-27 — Map revision.
3-28 — Alternative analysis.
3-29 — Changes to existing structures.
3-30 — Prohibited structures.
3-33 — Approximated Floodplain.
3-34 — Coastal Floodplain and Flood Resilience Area.
3-35 — Coastal High Hazard Area.
4-1 — Permit required.
4-2 — Applications.
4-3 — Plans for subdivisions or new development.
4-4 — Conformance to codes required.
4-5 — Alteration of watercourse.
4-6 — Changes to application, permit, etc.
4-7 — Inspections; permit revocation.
4-8 — Requisites for occupancy permit.
4-9 — Record of permit actions.
5-1 — In general.
5-2 — Prohibited variances.
5-3 — Considerations; Findings of fact.
5-4 — Limitations on granting variances.
5-5 — Applications.
5-6 — Agreement not to convert accessary structures.
5-7 — Record of variance actions.
5-9 — Notice on deed.
6-1 — Municipal non-liability.
6-2 — Administrative fees.
7-1 — Compliance required.
7-3 — Violation notice; Stop work order.
7-4 — Enforcement of notice or order.
8-1 — Administrative review – In general.
8-2 — Administrative review – Delegation of hearing authority.
8-3 — Administrative review – Conduct of hearing.
8-4 — Administrative review – Evidence.
8-5 — Administrative review – Final decision.
8-6 — Administrative appeals.
8-7 — Judicial and appellate review.
9-1 — In general.
9-2 — Department of Housing and Community Development to enforce.
9-3 — Each day a separate offense.
9-4 — Penalty not a substitute for remediation.
41-1 — Purpose.
41-2 — Definitions.
41-3 — Statutory references.
41-4 — Scope of Division – In general.
41-5 — Scope of Division – Exemptions.
42-1 — In general.
42-2 — Preparation of plans.
42-3 — Authorized signatory.
42-4 — Review.
42-5 — Completeness of application.
42-6 — Notification of completeness.
42-7 — Declaration of intent.
42-8 — Area subject to calculations.
43-1 — Time for submission.
43-2 — Simplified delineation – When authorized.
43-3 — Simplified delineation – Requirements.
43-4 — Effective term.
44-1 — Preliminary plan.
44-2 — Retention of existing forest and specimen trees.
44-3 — Impacts to specimen trees and forests on adjacent properties.
44-4 — Revocation of plan – Grounds.
44-5 — Revocation of plan – Notice and hearing.
44-6 — Cutting prohibited pending approval.
44-7 — Approval of plan alteration.
44-8 — Modification of a forest conservation easement.
45-1 — Preference for retention.
45-2 — Required sequence.
45-3 — Reforestation, etc., guidelines; time limits.
45-4 — Security required.
46-1 — Forest Conservation Fund established.
46-2 — When payments in lieu permitted.
46-3 — Contribution rate.
46-4 — When payable.
46-5 — Period for City reforestation, etc.
46-6 — Management of Fund.
47-1 — “Variance” defined; When request required.
47-2 — When authorized.
47-3 — Applications.
48-1 — HCD to enforce.
48-2 — Fines.
48-3 — Civil penalties.
48-4 — Injunctions.
61-1 — Fencing required.
61-2 — Maintenance of fences.
61-3 — Administrative enforcement.
61-4 — Penalties.
62-1 — Definitions.
62-3 — Prohibited conduct.
62-4 — Exemption: Bags for certain products.
62-7 — Data Reporting.
62-10 — Enforcement by citation.
62-11 — Criminal penalties.
51-1 — Cahill Recreation Center.
51-2 — Venable Park.
51-3 — Park Avenue Squares.
51-5 — Report on closings and other public-access restrictions.
52-1 — Obstructions in parks and squares.
52-2 — Glass containers.
52-3 — Defacement, etc., of monuments.
52-4 — Mount Vernon Place – Ornamental structures.
52-5 — Mount Vernon Place – Injuring grass or shrubs.
52-6 — Battle Monument, etc.
52-7 — Herring Run Park.
53-1 — Definitions.
53-2 — Jurisdiction of Department of Recreation and Parks.
53-3 — Additional duties of Department of Recreation and Parks.
53-4 — Planting and care program.
53-5 — Public notice of tree removal.
53-11 — Permit requirements – Planting trees.
53-12 — Permit requirements – Treating trees.
53-13 — Permit requirements - Impeding roots.
53-14 — Permit requirements – Time for completing work.
53-15 — Tree removal - Street.
53-16 — Tree removal - Parks.
53-21 — Injuring or defacing trees, etc.
53-22 — Breaking or hurting trees, etc.
53-23 — Inconsistent ordinances.
53-26 — Penalties.
54-1 — Definitions.
54-3 — Rules and regulations.
54-4 — Training required.
54-5 — Removal from play.
54-6 — Automated external defibrillators.
54-8 — Civil liability of Department, etc.
1-1 — Findings.
1-2 — Goals; purpose.
1-3 — Short title.
2-31 — In general.
2-32 — Conflicting provisions.
2-33 — Liberal construction.
2-1 — In general.
2-2 — “Agency”.
2-3 — “Board”.
2-4 — “Business entity”.
2-6 — “Child”.
2-7 — “Compensation”.
2-8 — “Elected official”.
2-9 — “Employee”.
2-10 — “Ethics Board”.
2-11 — “Executive Director”.
2-16 — “Financial interest”.
2-17 — “Gift”.
2-19 — “Interest”.
2-20 — “Lobbyist”.
2-21 — “Official”.
2-22 — “Person”.
2-23 — “Public servant”.
2-24 — “Quasi-governmental entity”.
3-16 — Forms.
3-17 — Review of statements and reports.
3-18 — Records.
3-19 — Public awareness.
3-20 — Training courses.
3-21 — Conflicts affidavit.
3-22 — Oaths and subpoenas.
3-23 — Filing fees.
3-24 — Notices to new appointees.
3-25 — Exemptions for boards.
3-26 — Reports.
3-11 — Executive Director and staff.
3-12 — Other assistance.
3-1 — Establishment.
3-2 — Appointment and qualifications.
3-3 — Tenure; removal.
3-4 — Officers.
3-5 — Meetings; compensation.
3-6 — Rules and regulations; orders.
4-1 — Request for opinion.
4-2 — Executive Director’s assistance.
4-3 — Publication.
4-4 — Reliance on opinion.
5-1 — Commencement of action.
5-2 — Copy to respondent.
5-3 — Preliminary investigation.
5-4 — Dismissal on cure of violation.
5-5 — Dismissal on preliminary review.
5-6 — Hearing on complaint.
5-7 — Disposition.
5-8 — Judicial and appellate review.
5-9 — Confidentiality of proceedings.
6-11 — Prohibited employment, interests.
6-12 — Exceptions – Board regulation.
6-13 — Exceptions – Industry representatives.
6-14 — Exceptions – New board members.
6-15 — Exceptions – Service on City’s behalf.
6-16 — Extraordinary exemptions.
6-17 — Permitted transactions.
6-21 — Contingent compensation.
6-22 — Post-employment restrictions.
6-6 — Prohibited participation.
6-6.1 — Restrictions for former lobbyists.
6-7 — Exceptions.
6-8 — Participation notwithstanding conflict.
6-9 — Service with entity on City’s behalf.
6-1 — Definitions.
6-26 — Solicitation prohibited.
6-27 — Acceptance prohibited.
6-28 — Qualified exemptions.
6-29 — Exemption limitations.
6-31 — Additional exemptions by Board.
6-36 — Prestige of office.
6-37 — Disclosing confidential information.
6-38 — Participation in procurement.
6-39 — Employment of relatives by elected officials.
6-40 — Prohibited retaliation.
7-16 — In general.
7-17 — Attributable interests.
7-18 — Blind trusts.
7-19 — Business Entity Names.
7-21 — Real property.
7-22 — Business entities.
7-23 — Gifts.
7-24 — Offices, employment, etc.
7-25 — Indebtedness.
7-26 — Family employed by City.
7-27 — Sources of income - Earned income.
7-28 — Sources of income - Substantial interests of elected officials.
7-29 — Relationships with University of Maryland Medical System, state or local government, or quasi-governmental entity.
7-30 — Additional information.
7-6 — Definitions.
7-7 — Persons required to file – Elected officials and staff.
7-8 — Persons required to file – Agency officials and staff.
7-9 — Persons required to file – Procurement, legislative liaison, and enforcement personnel.
7-11 — Persons vacating position.
7-12 — Persons filling vacancy.
7-13 — Candidates for office.
7-14 — Designees of Mayor or President.
7-1 — “Business with the City” defined.
7-1.1 — Required agency assistance.
7-2 — General filing requirements.
7-3 — Statement by official of proposed action.
7-4 — Public inspections.
8-11 — Employer authorization required.
8-12 — Time for registering.
8-13 — Registration scope, form, and contents.
8-14 — Registration filing fee.
8-15 — Termination of registration.
8-6 — In general.
8-7 — Legislative lobbying.
8-8 — Executive lobbying.
8-9 — “Grass roots” lobbying.
8-1 — Definitions.
8-16 — In general.
8-17 — Contents – Registration information
8-18 — Contents – Compensation.
8-19 — Contents – Expenses.
8-20 — Contents – Gift recipients.
8-21 — Contents – Business transactions.
8-26 — Supplemental reports.
8-27 — Reports to be public.
8-36 — Contingent compensation.
8-37 — Gifts.
8-38 — Loans.
8-39 — Fund raisers.
8-40 — “Bell ringing”.
8-41 — Requesting endorsement.
8-42 — Veracity and candor.
8-31 — General exemptions.
8-32 — Qualified exemptions.
8-33 — Employer of reporting lobbyist.
9-6 — Petition to court.
9-7 — Relief generally.
9-8 — Civil penalty.
9-9 — Voiding official act.
9-4 — In general.
9-5 — Lobbying violations.
9-5.1 — Overdue financial disclosure statements.
9-1 — Retention required.
9-2 — Retention period.
9-3 — Inspection of records.
9-11 — Action by Board of Estimates.
9-12 — Exceptions.
9-21 — Referral for prosecution.
9-22 — Violations of lobbying subtitle.
9-16 — Persons other than elected officials.
9-17 — Elected officials.
1-1 — Fire Chief in general command.
1-2 — Control of persons and property at fires.
1-3 — Facilities.
1-4 — Control of fire hydrants.
1-5 — Regulations for fire companies.
1-6 — Regulations for relief from duty.
1-8 — Board of Fire Commissioners.
1-9 — Reporting requirements.
2A-1 — Definitions.
2A-2 — Plan requirements.
2A-3 — Approval process.
2-1 — Plan required.
2-2 — Required elements and factors.
2-3 — Adoption procedures.
2-4 — Adherence to adopted plan.
2-5 — Consolidations, closings, or relocations.
3-1 — Definitions.
3-2 — Authority to set fees.
3-3 — Access to services not to be affected.
3-4 — Use of fee revenues.
3-5 — Rules and regulations.
4-1 — Rules and regulations to govern.
5-1 — Fire alarm boxes in buildings.
5-2 — Police and fire wires in conduits.
6-1 — Sickness of certain employees.
6-2 — Injury or disability.
6-3 — Loss of life.
6-4 — Widows’ benefits.
9-1 — Definitions.
9-2 — Security and safeguarding required.
9-3 — Rules, regulations, and standards.
9-4 — Confidentiality.
9-5 — Administration and enforcement.
9-6 — Penalties.
10-1 — Property damage; interference at fire.
10-2 — False fire alarms.
10-3 — Unauthorized use of keys.
10-4 — Unauthorized use of uniforms.
10-5 — Obstructing fire hydrants.
1-1 — Establishment; regulation.
1-2 — Anchorages described.
1-3 — Anchorage A.
1-4 — Anchorage C.
1-5 — Anchorage No. 1 (Fort McHenry).
1-6 — Anchorage No. 2 (General Anchorage).
1-7 — Anchorage No. 3 (Riverview, General Anchorage).
1-8 — Anchorage No. 4 (General Anchorage).
1-9 — Anchorage No. 5 (General Anchorage).
1-10 — Anchorage No. 6 (Explosives Anchorage).
1-11 — Anchorage No. 7 (Quarantine Anchorage).
1-12 — Anchorage No. 8 (Dead Anchorage).
1-13 — Anchorage No. 9 (General Anchorage).
1-15 — Obstructing access.
2-1 — Regulations.
2-2 — Anchorages.
2-4 — Enforcement.
2-5 — Penalties.
3-1 — Limiting lines.
3-2 — Dock opposite Fifth Lane; dock out from old Port Warden’s Line.
3-3 — Pier and Bulkhead Line modified.
3-4 — Pierhead Line and Port Warden Line modified.
4-1 — Boundary lines.
4-2 — Riparian rights.
4-3 — Plats.
5-1 — Public piers, etc.
5-2 — Private piers, etc.
5-3 — Consent needed for work.
5-4 — Permit needed for structures.
5-5 — Pier endangered by additional cargo.
5-6 — Injury to wharf or dock.
5-7 — Bulk cargoes on piers.
5-8 — Vehicles on piers.
5-9 — Work done under permit.
6-1 — Charges.
6-2 — Inspection of license, bills of lading, etc.
6-3 — Permission to enter public dock.
6-4 — Retailing goods at City wharf.
6-5 — Sale of seafood.
6-6 — Removal of unclaimed merchandise.
6-7 — Removal of nuisances.
6-8 — Removal of sunken vessels.
6-9 — Removal of obstructions.
6-10 — Removal of deposits.
6-11 — Permission to put material in Patapsco River.
6-12 — Gas tar, dregs, etc.
6-13 — Ice boats.
6-14 — Speed of vessels.
6-15 — Gang planks; hand rails.
6-16 — Yards, rig, anchor.
6-17 — Smoking, etc., near explosives.
6-18 — Bridges.
6-19 — Discharge containing oil, etc.
6-20 — Inspection of vessels.
6-25 — Obstructing Harbor Master or Harbor Engineer.
7-1 — Definitions; classes.
7-2 — Transportation subject to laws.
7-3 — Permits for transferring explosives to vessels.
7-4 — Class A explosives 100 pounds or less.
7-5 — Inspection for permit.
7-6 — Vessels within Quarantine or Explosive Anchorage.
7-7 — Work to be done before loading.
7-8 — Red flags and lights.
7-9 — Artificial lights.
7-10 — Notification of cargo.
7-11 — Inspection during operations.
7-12 — Explosives with inflammable articles.
7-13 — Explosives with blasting caps.
7-14 — Cars of explosives — on land.
7-15 — Cars of explosives — conveyance to vessel.
7-16 — Cars of explosives — car floats or barges.
7-17 — Cars of explosives — seals to be unbroken.
7-18 — Tug boats.
7-20 — Tools.
7-21 — Handling containers.
7-22 — Broken packages.
7-24 — Fires.
7-25 — Matches, firearms, etc.
7-26 — Smoking.
7-27 — Shoes.
7-28 — Persons under the influence.
7-29 — Transferring explosives — in general.
7-30 — Transferring explosives — inclined chutes.
7-31 — Explosives to be loaded last.
7-41 — Compliance with regulations.
7-42 — Enforcement.
7-43 — Penalties; civil liability.
8-1 — Scope of subtitle.
8-2 — Handling must comply with all laws.
8-3 — Permits required.
8-4 — Application and issuance.
8-5 — Restricted materials.
8-6 — Permitted materials.
8-7 — Permit required for all other materials.
8-11 — Federal laws and regulations prevail.
8-12 — Penalties.
9-1 — Spark arresters.
9-2 — Hatch combing protection.
9-3 — Fire hose and equipment.
9-4 — Penalties.
10-1 — Scope of subtitle.
10-2 — Rules and regulations.
10-3 — Economic loss.
11-1 — “Employer” defined.
11-2 — Prohibited conduct.
11-3 — Penalties.
12-1 — Construction of subtitle.
12-2 — Supplying labor during work stoppage or strike.
12-3 — Penalties.
13-1 — Definitions.
13-2 — Findings and declarations.
13-3 — Scope of subtitle.
13-4 — Construction of subtitle.
13-6 — Determining need for agreement.
13-7 — Agreement required.
13-8 — Tenor and contents of agreement.
13-9 — Violation of agreement by union.
13-16 — Notice of subtitle.
14-1 — Definitions.
14-2 — Rules and regulations.
14-6 — Required bicycle parking.
14-7 — Specifications.
14-11 — Penalties.
15-1 — Definitions.
15-2 — Findings; Intent and purpose.
15-3 — Interpretation.
15-6 — Preliminary inquiries into criminal record.
15-7 — Exceptions.
15-11 — Complaint to Community Relations Commission.
15-12 — Judicial and appellate review.
15-13 — Retaliation or discrimination prohibited.
15-16 — Criminal penalties.
16-1 — Definitions.
16-4 — Rules and regulations.
16-10 — Lactation breaks.
16-11 — Lactation location – In general.
16-12 — Lactation location – Multi-purpose locations.
16-13 — Lactation location – Multi-tenant building.
16-14 — Waiver or variance for undue hardship.
16-20 — Employer policy and process.
16-21 — Employer records.
16-25 — Complaint to Community Relations Commission.
16-26 — Judicial and appellate review.
16-28 — Retaliation or discrimination prohibited.
16-30 — Criminal penalties.
17-1 — Definitions.
17-3 — Retaliation or discrimination prohibited.
17-6 — Criminal penalties.
18-1 — Definitions.
18-2 — Rules and regulations.
18-3 — Transition employment period.
18-5 — Subtitle not bar to contract termination.
18-6 — Retaliation against employees prohibited.
18-7 — Enforcement procedures.
18-8 — Penalties and fines.
18-9 — {Repealed by Ord. 22-125}
19A-1 — Definitions.
19A-3 — Right of recall.
19A-5 — Retaliation prohibited.
19A-7 — Enforcement procedures.
19A-8 — Penalties.
19A-9 — Collective bargaining agreements.
19A-10 — Waiver of subtitle prohibited.
19A-11 — Rules and regulations.
19A-12 — Report to Mayor and City Council.
19-1 — Definitions.
19-3 — Employer responsibilities.
19-5 — Notice of change in control.
19-7 — Retaliation prohibited.
19-9 — Enforcement procedures.
19-10 — Penalties.
19-11 — Collective bargaining agreements.
19-12 — Waiver of subtitle prohibited.
19-13 — Rules and regulations.
19-14 — Report to Mayor and City Council.
20-1 — Definitions.
20-2 — Rules and regulations.
20-3 — Provision of pregnancy accommodations.
20-4 — Forbidden actions by employer.
20-5 — Notice of rights under subtitle.
20-6 — Employer records.
20-7 — Complaint to Commission.
20-8 — Judicial and appellate review.
20-9 — Civil penalty.
20-10 — Applicability of other laws.
1-1 — Definitions.
1-2 — Findings; policy.
2-1 — Commission established.
2-2 — Members.
2-3 — Voting; quorum.
2-4 — Chair, staff, and expenses.
2-5 — General powers and duties.
2-6 — Rules and regulations.
3-1 — Minimum wage required.
3-2 — Exceptions.
3-3 — Overtime pay required.
3-4 — Withholding.
3-5 — Wages due on termination of employment.
3-6 — Posting summary of law.
3-7 — Notices to employees.
3-8 — Payroll records.
3-9 — Security guards.
4-1 — Complaints by employee.
4-2 — Complaints by Commission.
4-3 — Investigation for probable cause.
4-4 — Subpoenas; oaths.
4-5 — Dismissal for lack of probable cause.
4-6 — Probable cause conference; settlement agreement.
4-7 — Final order.
4-8 — Judicial and appellate review.
4-9 — Referral to Solicitor.
4-10 — Confidential information.
4-11 — Disposition of unclaimed recoveries.
5-1 — By employer - retaliation against employee.
5-2 — By employer - violation of rule or regulation.
5-6 — By employees.
6-1 — Interest on unpaid wages.
6-2 — Fines.
6-3 — Actions by employee.
1-1 — Definitions.
1-2 — Findings and policy.
1-3 — Special employees.
2-1 — Office created.
2-2 — Duties.
2-3 — Staff; expenses.
3-1 — Employee rights.
3-2 — Employer rights.
4-1 — In general.
4-2 — Determining questions of representation.
4-3 — Election of exclusive representative.
5-1 — “Negotiation” defined.
5-2 — Duty to negotiate.
5-3 — Negotiators.
5-4 — Scope limitations.
5-5 — Impasse.
5-6 — Selection of Impasse Panel.
5-7 — Panel findings and recommendations.
5-8 — Time table.
6-1 — Dues check-off.
6-2 — Service fees.
7-1 — In general.
7-2 — Prohibited conduct by employer.
7-3 — Prohibited conduct by employee organization.
7-4 — Referring complaints to third-party agency.
7-5 — Conduct of hearing.
7-6 — Decision.
8-1 — Authorized.
8-2 — Alternative procedures.
9-1 — When activities permitted.
9-2 — Strikes, secondary boycotts, and picketing prohibited.
10-1 — Limitation for professional and supervisory units.
11-1 — Definitions.
11-2 — Health Benefits Program; establishment.
11-3 — HIC; Membership.
11-4 — HIC; meetings.
11-5 — Administration of Program.
11-6 — Requests for information.
11-7 — Annual provider reports.
11-8 — Premiums and premium equivalents.
11-9 — Collective Bargaining.
11-10 — Gain and Loss Statement.
11-11 — Final accounting.
11-12 — Premium Stabilization Fund.
11-13 — Retained duties and powers of City.
11-1 — Definitions.
11-2 — Registration required.
11-3 — Information required with registration.
11-4 — Interest and late fees.
11-5 — Criminal penalties.
13-1 — Definitions.
13-3 — License and compliance required.
13-4 — License term; fee.
13-5 — Investigation of applicant.
13-6 — Issuance of license.
13-7 — Denial of license.
13-8 — Revocation or suspension of license.
13-9 — Hearings.
13-11 — Device permit tags.
13-13 — Building and construction requirements.
13-14 — Number of devices.
13-16 — Enforcement.
13-17 — Penalties.
4-1 — Definitions.
4-2 — Scope.
4-3 — Rules and regulations.
4-5 — Registration required.
4-6 — Registration statement.
4-8 — Registration fees.
4-9 — Term and renewal.
4-11 — Interest and late fees.
4-12 — Vacant structures: Posting ownership information.
4-14 — Annual report.
4-16 — Enforcement by citation.
4-17 — Penalties.
5-1 — Definitions.
5-2 — Rules and regulations.
5-4 — License required.
5-5 — Application for new or renewal license.
5-6 — Prerequisites for new or renewal license – In general.
5-7 — Prerequisites for new or renewal license – Inspection.
5-9 — License terms.
5-10 — Priority inspections.
5-11 — Posting license; license number.
5-12 — Transfer of license prohibited.
5-13 — Discontinuance of multiple-family or rooming-house operations.
5-15 — Denial, suspension, or revocation of license – In general.
5-16 — Denial, suspension, or revocation of license – Notice and hearing.
5-17 — Vacating premises.
5-19 — Impairing constitutional rights.
5-20 — Sanitation Guide.
5-22 — Public access to information.
5-24 — Judicial and appellate review.
5-25 — Enforcement by citation.
5-26 — Penalties.
5-27 — Data collection.
5-28 — Annual Report.
6A-1 — Definitions.
6A-2 — Rules and regulations.
6A-3 — Right to counsel in eviction-related proceedings.
6A-4 — Additional Commission member.
6A-5 — Annual report.
6B-1 — Definitions.
6B-2 — Program established.
6B-3 — Rules and regulations.
6B-4 — Program eligibility.
6B-5 — Program admission.
6B-7 — Grant payment.
6B-8 — Grant priority; equity.
6B-9 — Denial of grant by the Mayor’s Office.
6B-10 — Compliance.
6-1 — Statement of public policy and purpose.
6-2 — Definitions.
6-3 — Scope of subtitle.
6-4 — Rules of interpretation.
6-5 — Rules and regulations.
6-7 — Opportunity to purchase - generally.
6-8 — Offer of sale.
6-9 — Opportunity to purchase.
6-10 — Assignment of rights.
6-14 — Earnest money deposits.
6-15 — Waiver of rights.
6-16 — Affidavit on transfers to third parties.
6-17 — Reporting.
6-20 — Penalties.
7-1 — In general.
7-2 — Copy of lease to tenant.
7-3 — Information required.
7-4 — Exemptions.
7-5 — Responsibility for compliance.
7-6 — Enforcement by tenant.
7-7 — Penalties.
8A-1 — Definitions.
8A-2 — Notice of pending dispossession.
8A-3 — Vacating execution of warrant.
8A-4 — Unclaimed property is abandoned.
8A-5 — Disposition of abandoned property.
8A-6 — Prohibited placement in public way.
8A-9 — Penalties.
8B-1 — Definitions.
8B-2 — Notice of pending dispossession.
8B-3 — Vacating execution of writ.
8B-4 — Unclaimed property is abandoned.
8B-5 — Disposition of abandoned property.
8B-6 — Prohibited placement in public way.
8B-9 — Penalties.
8C-1 — Definitions.
8C-2 — Lease renewal required.
8C-3 — Method of notice.
8C-4 — Presumption of offer and acceptance.
8C-6 — Penalties.
8C-8 — Termination of subtitle.
8-1 — Definitions.
8-2 — Rent increase barred — on violation notice not generated by tenant.
8-3 — Rent increase barred — on violation notice generated by tenant.
8-4 — Rent increases barred – during states of emergency.
8-5 — Landlord’s right of review.
8-6 — Enforcement by tenant.
8-7 — Enforcement by citation.
9-1 — Definitions.
9-2 — Notice to prospective tenant.
9-3 — Form of notice.
9-4 — Method of presentment.
9-5 — Liability for omission.
9-7 — Affidavit of owner.
9-8 — Landlord’s burden of proof.
10-1 — Legislative findings.
10-2 — Definitions.
10-3 — Notices to City.
10-4 — Designated areas.
10-5 — Extended leases.
10-6 — Substantial rehabilitation.
10-7 — Applicability of subtitle.
10-8 — Complaints; penalties; enforcement.
10-9 — Extended lease benefits; income eligibility.
2A-1 — Definitions.
2A-2 — Findings.
2A-3 — Program established.
2A-4 — Rules and regulations.
2A-5 — Program capitalization.
2A-6 — Annual report.
2B-21 — Inclusionary requirements.
2B-22 — Inclusionary housing plan.
2B-23 — Fair housing laws and regulations.
2B-24 — Annual report – Residential project.
2B-11 — Board Established.
2B-12 — Composition.
2B-13 — Board officers; expenses.
2B-14 — Meetings; quorum; voting.
2B-15 — Staff.
2B-16 — Annual Report.
2B-17 — Duties.
2B-1 — Definitions – General.
2B-2 — Definitions – Affordability standards.
2B-3 — Rules and regulations.
2B-31 — Comparable design.
2B-32 — Placement.
2B-33 — Affordable unit count.
2B-34 — Right of first refusal. {Repealed}
2B-35 — Eligibility to purchase or rent. {Repealed}
2B-36 — Management of rental units.
2B-37 — Master leasing affordable units.
2B-51 — Administrative appeals.
2B-52 — Judicial and appellate review.
2B-53 — Penalties.
2B-41 — Rental units.
2-1 — Determinations, declarations, and definitions.
2-2 — Department; Commissioner.
2-3 — General powers.
2-4 — Areas of operation.
2-5 — Renewal and Conservation Plans.
2-6 — Adoption and approval of plan.
2-7 — Specific powers.
2-8 — Duties.
2-9 — Cooperation by other City agencies.
2-10 — Title to property.
2-11 — Sale or lease proceeds.
2-12 — Dissolution of Baltimore Urban Renewal and Housing Agency.
2-13 — Transfer of powers from Department of Public Works.
2-14 — Conflicts of interest.
3-1 — Declaration of policy and findings of fact.
3-2 — Human Services Division; Commission.
3-3 — Staff.
16-1 — Approval criteria.
16-2 — Registration of appliances.
16-3 — Examination of equipment.
16-4 — Cancellation of registration.
16-5 — Gas tubing instruments.
16-6 — Information.
16-7 — Establishment of Gas Appliance Board.
16-8 — Duties of Gas Appliance Board.
16-9 — Registration and examination of gas fitters.
16-10 — Fees for examination and license.
16-11 — Renewal of licenses.
16-12 — Lapse of registration.
16-13 — Suspension of registration.
16-14 — Permits for installation of gas piping and gas appliances.
16-15 — Duties of Health Commissioner.
16-16 — Penalties.
17-1 — Definitions.
17-2 — Board.
17-3 — Licensing required.
17-4 — Qualifications of applicants.
17-5 — Applications for license.
17-6 — Appeal to board of arbitration.
17-7 — Examinations.
17-8 — Maintenance electricians.
17-9 — Surety bond.
17-10 — License issuance, renewal; fees.
17-11 — Display of license.
17-12 — License not assignable.
17-13 — Suspensions and revocations.
17-14 — Application of subtitle.
17-15 — Penalties.
18-1 — Definitions.
18-3 — On-Site Utility Contractors Board.
18-4 — General authority of Board.
18-5 — Health Commissioner to consult.
18-7 — License required.
18-8 — Only individuals to be licensed.
18-9 — Qualifications for license.
18-10 — Bonds.
18-11 — License fee and term.
18-12 — Renewal of license.
18-13 — License non-assignable; single-company representation.
18-14 — Lapsed license.
18-16 — Suspensions, revocations, denials.
18-17 — Hearing.
18-19 — Enforcement.
18-20 — Penalties.
21-1 — Definitions.
21-3 — Registration required.
21-4 — Registration fees.
21-6 — Penalties.
1-1 — Definitions.
1-2 — Findings.
1-3 — District created; boundaries.
1-4 — Authority created.
1-5 — Powers of Authority.
1-6 — Limitations on Authority.
1-7 — Board of Directors.
1-8 — Fiscal affairs.
1-9 — Annual Financial Plan.
1-10 — Supplemental Tax.
1-11 — Other charges.
1-12 — Baseline City services.
1-13 — Partnerships.
1-14 — Vacancy factor.
1-15 — Collection and disbursement.
1-16 — Long-term debt.
1-17 — Administrator.
1-18 — Oversight by Board of Estimates.
1-19 — Election approval process.
1-20 — Renewal and expiration.
1-21 — Minority involvement.
6-1 — Declarations.
6-2 — District created; boundaries.
6-3 — Authority created.
6-4 — Powers of Authority.
6-5 — Limitations on Authority.
6-6 — Board of Directors.
6-7 — Annual Financial Plan.
6-8 — Supplemental Tax.
6-9 — Other charges.
6-10 — Baseline City services.
6-11 — Partnerships.
6-12 — Collection and disbursement.
6-13 — Administrator.
6-14 — Oversight by Board of Estimates.
6-15 — Election approval process.
6-16 — 4-year reviews.
6-17 — Dissolution of District.
7-1 — Declarations.
7-2 — District created; boundaries.
7-3 — Authority created.
7-4 — Powers and functions of Authority.
7-5 — Limitations on Authority.
7-6 — Board of Directors.
7-7 — Annual Financial Plan.
7-8 — Supplemental Tax.
7-9 — Other charges.
7-10 — Baseline City services.
7-11 — Partnerships.
7-12 — Collection and disbursement.
7-13 — Administrator.
7-14 — Oversight by Board of Estimates.
7-15 — Election approval process.
7-16 — 4-year reviews.
7-17 — Dissolution of District.
8-1 — Findings.
8-2 — District created; boundaries.
8-3 — Authority created.
8-4 — Powers and functions of Authority.
8-5 — Limitations on Authority.
8-6 — Board of Directors.
8-7 — Annual Financial Plan.
8-8 — Supplemental Tax.
8-9 — Other charges.
8-10 — Baseline City services.
8-11 — Partnerships.
8-12 — Collection and disbursement.
8-13 — Administrator.
8-14 — Oversight by Board of Estimates.
8-15 — Election approval process.
8-16 — 4-year reviews.
8-17 — Dissolution of District.
9-1 — Findings.
9-2 — District established.
9-3 — Authority created.
9-4 — Powers and functions of Authority.
9-5 — Limitations on Authority.
9-6 — Board of Directors.
9-7 — Annual Financial Plan.
9-8 — Supplemental Tax.
9-9 — Other charges.
9-10 — Baseline City services.
9-11 — Partnerships.
9-12 — Collection and disbursement.
9-13 — Administrator.
9-14 — Oversight by Board of Estimates.
9-15 — Election approval process.
9-16 — 4-year reviews.
9-17 — Dissolution of District.
10-1 — Findings.
10-2 — District established.
10-3 — Authority created.
10-4 — Powers and functions of Authority.
10-5 — Limitations on Authority.
10-6 — Board of Directors.
10-7 — Annual Financial Plan.
10-8 — Supplemental Tax.
10-9 — Other charges.
10-10 — Baseline City Services.
10-11 — Partnerships.
10-12 — Collection and disbursement.
10-13 — Administrator.
10-14 — Oversight by Board of Estimates.
10-15 — Election approval process.
10-16 — 4-year reviews.
10-17 — Dissolution of District.
11-1 — Definitions.
11-2 — Legislative intent.
11-3 — Establishment of Districts.
11-4 — Modifications.
11-5 — District license.
11-6 — Establishment of fee.
11-7 — Collection of fee.
11-8 — Transfers and renewals.
11-9 — Business Associations.
11-10 — Special fund accounts.
11-11 — Penalty for nonpayment.
11-12 — Appeals Board.
11-13 — Appeals procedure.
11-14 — Rules and regulations.
11-15 — Compliance with other laws.
11-21 — Oldtown Mall.
11-22 — Market Center.
11-24 — Pimlico.
11-25 — Monument Street.
11-26 — Highlandtown.
11-27 — Hamilton.
11-28 — Federal Hill Market Place.
11-29 — Pennsylvania Avenue/Lafayette Market Business District.
11-30 — Mount Washington Business District.
16-1 — Definitions.
16-2 — Program established.
16-3 — Board established.
16-4 — Quorum.
16-5 — Officers.
16-6 — General duties.
16-7 — Meetings.
16-8 — Rules and regulations.
16-9 — Applications for designation.
16-10 — Referral to police district.
16-11 — Action by Board.
16-12 — Operation of Program.
19-1 — Findings.
19-2 — District established.
19-3 — Authority established.
19-4 — Powers and functions of Authority.
19-5 — Limitations on Authority.
19-6 — Board of Directors.
19-7 — Annual financial plan.
19-10 — MoU on baseline City services.
19-12 — Disbursement.
19-13 — Administrator.
19-16 — 4-year reviews.
19-17 — Dissolution of District.
20-1 — Definitions.
20-2 — Findings.
20-3 — District created; Boundaries.
20-4 — Association designated.
20-5 — Powers and functions of Association.
20-6 — Limitations on Association.
20-7 — District Management Committee.
20-8 — Annual financial plan.
20-9 — District special assessment.
20-10 — Baseline City funding.
20-11 — Partnerships.
20-12 — Collection and disbursement.
20-13 — Administration of the District.
20-14 — Oversight by Board of Estimates.
20-15 — Petition process.
20-16 — Renewal.
20-17 — Dissolution of District.
1-7 — License required.
1-8 — Applications — In general.
1-9 — Applications — responsible party.
1-10 — Investigation of applicants.
1-11 — Qualifications.
1-12 — Posting; objections.
1-13 — Decision on application.
1-14 — Term and renewal of licenses.
1-15 — Fee for license.
1-16 — Waiting period after denial.
1-17 — Transfer of license.
1-20 — Hours of operation.
1-21 — Entrances and exteriors of premises.
1-22 — “Barking”.
1-23 — Owner, etc., to prevent nuisance.
1-25 — License to be posted.
1-28 — Denial, suspension, or revocation.
1-29 — Fines.
1-30 — Notice and hearing.
1-31 — Judicial and appellate review.
1-33 — Task Force established.
1-34 — Purpose.
1-35 — Appointment and composition.
1-38 — Penalties.
1-1 — Definitions.
1-3 — Rules and regulations.
1-4 — Scope.
2-1 — License required.
2-2 — Prohibited games.
2-3 — Hours.
2-6 — License required.
2-7 — Hours.
2-11 — Definitions.
2-12 — Licenses required.
2-13 — Registration required.
2-14 — Term and renewal.
2-15 — Fees and taxes.
2-16 — License to be posted.
2-17 — Rules and regulations.
2-17.1 — Bounty for unlicensed, etc., devices.
2-18 — Operating without license.
2-19 — Penalties.
2-21 — Minors under 16.
2-22 — Minors 16 or older.
2-23 — Identification required.
2-31 — License required.
2-32 — Minors on premises, etc.
2-33 — Minors at burlesque shows.
2-36 — Dancing schools.
2-37 — Fee for musical parties.
2-41 — Definitions.
2-42 — License required; fee.
2-43 — Inspections.
2-44 — Financial responsibility.
2-45 — Nonresidents.
2-46 — Building Code.
2-51 — License required.
2-52 — Inspections.
2-53 — Financial responsibility.
2-54 — Nonresidents.
2-55 — Building Code; time limit on operation.
3-1 — Definitions.
3-2 — Permit required.
3-3 — Applications.
3-4 — Posting; objections.
3-5 — Hearing on objections; denial.
3-6 — Term and renewal of permits.
3-7 — Fee for permit.
3-8 — Denial or suspension of permit.
3-9 — Rules and regulations.
3-10 — Penalties.
6-1 — Issuance of license.
6-2 — License required.
6-3 — “Commonly used or employed” defined.
6-4 — Term of licenses.
6-5 — Fees.
6-6 — Rental records — in general.
6-8 — License plates.
6-9 — License numbers.
6-10 — False entries.
6-11 — Transporters for hire.
6-12 — Numbers and licenses.
6-13 — Withdrawal of license.
6-14 — Subtitle to be advertised.
7-1 — Definitions.
7-2 — License required.
7-3 — Exhibition of license.
8-1 — Scope of subtitle.
8-2 — Limit on frequency and duration of sales.
8-3 — Penalties.
9-1 — Definitions.
9-3 — Rules, regulations, and forms.
9-4 — Scope.
9-6 — License required.
9-6.1 — Conditional license for late-night delivery services.
9-7 — Applications.
9-8 — Posting and notice; Objections.
9-9 — Decision on review.
9-10 — Term and renewal of license.
9-11 — Fee for license.
9-12 — Waiting period after denial.
9-16 — Denial, suspension, or revocation.
9-17 — Fines.
9-18 — Appeal to Finance Director.
9-19 — Judicial and appellate review.
9-21 — Penalties.
10-1 — Definitions.
10-2 — Registration required.
10-3 — Rules, regulations, and forms.
10-6 — Anti-trafficking training required.
10-7 — Posting certification.
10-9 — Penalties.
11-1 — Definitions.
11-2 — Rules of interpretation.
11-3 — Purpose and intent.
11-4 — Exemptions.
11-5 — License required for massage establishments.
11-6 — Registration required for massagists.
11-7 — Rules and regulations.
11-8 — Application for license — contents; fee.
11-9 — Application for license — investigation.
11-10 — Denials; appeals.
11-11 — Issuance of license; fee.
11-12 — License not transferable.
11-13 — Unlawful acts.
11-14 — Inspection.
11-15 — Revocation of license; hearing.
11-17 — Penalties.
12-1 — Definitions.
12-2 — Subtitle inapplicable to special-event parking.
12-4 — License required; fee.
12-5 — Transfer of licenses.
12-6 — Tax arrearage bars renewal or transfer.
12-7 — Refund on acquisition, etc., by City.
12-8 — Rules and regulations.
12-9 — Cars left in street.
12-10 — Proof-of-payment required.
12-11 — Removal of vehicles.
12-13 — License revocation.
12-14 — Enforcement by citation.
12-15 — Criminal penalties.
13-1 — Definitions.
13-3 — Rules, regulations, and forms.
13-5 — License required.
13-6 — Applications – General.
13-7 — Applications – Required information.
13-8 — License term and renewal.
13-9 — License fee.
13-10 — Issuance of license.
13-11 — Transfer.
13-12 — Tax arrearage bars issuance or renewal.
13-13 — Identification signs.
13-14 — Attendant on duty.
13-15 — Cars left in street.
13-21 — Enforcement by citation.
13-22 — Criminal penalties.
15-1 — Definitions.
15-7 — Rules and regulations.
15-9 — License required.
15-10 — Classes and scope of licenses.
15-11 — Limitations and conditions.
15-12 — Applications.
15-13 — Term, renewal, fees.
15-14 — Entertainer identification.
15-15 — BOPA to assist.
15-16 — Prohibited conduct.
15-18 — Revocations and suspensions.
15-19 — Administrative appeals.
15-21 — Penalties.
17-30 — Food vendors – Receptacles; clean-up.
17-32 — Mobile vendors – Near mobile vending zones.
17-33 — Mobile vendors – Near retail store.
17-34 — Mobile food vendors – Operating without logbook.
17-35 — All Vendors – Residential areas.
17-36 — All vendors – Between midnight and 6 a.m.
17-37 — All vendors – Near City market.
17-38 — All vendors – Near school or school transit stop.
17-39 — All vendors – Near farmers’ market.
17-15 — License required.
17-16 — Classes and scope of licenses.
17-17 — Limitations and conditions.
17-18 — Applications.
17-19 — Term and renewal.
17-20 — Temporary licenses.
17-21 — Fees.
17-22 — Department to maintain list of licenses.
17-24 — Vendor identification – In general.
17-25 — Vendor identification – Country growers.
17-1 — Definitions.
17-4 — Rules and regulations.
17-5 — Mobile vending zones.
17-6 — Newspaper sales excepted from subtitle.
17-41 — Enforcement by citation.
17-42 — Criminal penalties.
17-44 — Revocations and suspensions.
17-45 — Administrative appeals. {Repealed}
18-1 — Definitions.
18-2 — Scope of subtitle - general exceptions.
18-3 — Scope of subtitle - local produce.
18-4 — License required for itinerant dealers.
18-5 — Applications.
18-6 — Fees; term; transfers.
18-7 — Regulations.
18-8 — Revocation of license.
18-10 — Enforcement by citation.
19-1 — Definitions.
19-2 — Compliance with subtitle required.
19-3 — Standards for vending boxes.
19-4 — Location of vending boxes.
19-5 — Minor privilege requirements not affected.
19-6 — Enforcement.
19-7 — Appeals.
19-8 — Summary correction of minor violations.
19-9 — Abandonment.
20-1 — “Transient merchant” defined.
20-2 — License required.
20-3 — Application for license.
20-4 — Fee.
20-5 — Bonding; contracts; delivery.
20-6 — Reports by hotel keepers.
21-1 — Definitions.
21-3 — Rules and regulations.
21-6 — Prohibited conduct.
21-9 — Enforcement by citation.
21-10 — Criminal penalties.
21-13 — Private actions not precluded.
21-15 — Termination of subtitle.
22-1 — Definitions.
22-3 — Rules and regulations.
22-4 — License required.
22-5 — Applications.
22-6 — Issuance; fees.
22-7 — Display of license; truck identification.
22-8 — Charges.
22-9 — Surety bond; liability insurance.
22-10 — Records and receipts.
22-11 — Storage facilities.
22-12 — Repairs.
22-13 — Prohibited acts.
22-14 — Denial, revocation, suspension, refusal to renew.
22-15 — Notice and hearing.
22-16 — Judicial and appellate review.
22-17 — Enforcement.
22-18 — Penalties.
26-1 — Defacing posters.
41-1 — Definitions.
41-2 — Disclosure of conviction.
41-3 — Sanctions for nondisclosure.
41-4 — Court may report conviction to City.
41-5 — Options of licensing authority.
41-6 — Probation.
41-7 — Notice and hearing.
41-8 — Factors to be considered.
41-9 — Regulations.
41-10 — Judicial and appellate review.
42A-1 — Definitions.
42A-2 — Requirements.
42A-3 — Sign location.
42A-4 — Penalties for failure to post signage.
42-1 — Definitions.
42-2 — Human trafficking prevention signs to be posted.
42-2.1 — City-owned or -occupied buildings.
42-4 — Agencies to enforce.
42-5 — Annual report.
42-7 — Enforcement by citation.
42-8 — Criminal penalties.
43-1 — Definitions.
43-3 — Requirements for single-user restrooms.
43-4 — Agencies to enforce.
43-5 — Enforcement by citation.
43-6 — Criminal penalties.
46-1 — Standard license year; fees not prorated.
46-2 — Interest and penalties for unpaid fees.
46-11 — Refusal, revocation of license.
46-12 — Enforcement by Solicitor.
47-1 — In general.
47-2 — Continuing offenses.
48-1 — Definitions.
48-3 — Rules and Regulations.
48-6 — License required.
48-7 — Licensing prerequisites.
48-8 — License term and renewal.
48-9 — License fee.
48-15 — Hosts.
48-16 — Hosting platforms.
48-21 — Denial, suspension, or revocation of license – In general.
48-22 — Denial, suspension, or revocation of license – Notice and hearing.
48-23 — Judicial and appellate review.
48-25 — Enforcement by Environmental Citation.
48-26 — Penalties.
1-1 — “Stall space” defined.
1-2 — Scope of article.
1-3 — Market boundaries.
2-1 — In general.
2-2 — Method of leasing.
2-3 — Contents, approval, tenor, record.
2-4 — Rental payments.
2-5 — Subletting or assigning.
2-6 — Forfeiture for nonuse.
2-7 — Renewals.
2-8 — Removal of property on expiration of lease.
2-9 — Use of vacant stall space.
3-1 — Alteration of spaces.
3-2 — Utilities.
3-3 — Sanitation.
3-4 — Fires.
3-5 — Signs.
4-1 — Market days and hours.
4-2 — Merchandise.
4-3 — Sale of fish and seafood.
4-4 — Platform or base required.
4-5 — Aisles to be free of merchandise.
4-6 — Special provisions for Wholesale Fish Market.
5-1 — Minor privilege stalls or stands precluded.
5-2 — Wholesale fish sales near Wholesale Fish Market prohibited.
5-3 — Defacing, etc., buildings.
6-1 — Formation.
6-2 — Members and officers.
6-3 — Meetings.
6-4 — Assessments, rules, and recommendations.
6-5 — Members’ nonpayment of dues, etc.
6-6 — Special fund accounts.
8-1 — Revocation of license.
8-3 — Basic penalty: $50.
8-4 — Defacing, etc.: $25.
8-5 — Blocking aisles: $25.
8-6 — Absence of platform or base: $50 per week.
8-7 — Resisting or obstructing enforcement: $100.
8-8 — Sale of seafood outside designated section: $25 - $100.
8-9 — Prohibited signs: $25 per day.
8-10 — Occupying stall without lease: $25 - $100 per day.
1-1 — Definitions.
1-2 — Rules and regulations.
1-3 — Records.
2-1 — Required percentage of civilian employees.
2-2 — Redistricting.
2-3 — Immigration enforcement policies and procedures.
3-1 — Definitions.
3-2 — Labor relations; collective bargaining.
3-3 — Police officers – Qualifications, appointment, promotion, probation.
10-1 — Created; composition.
10-2 — Powers of Commission.
10-3 — Lease of building to corporation.
11-1 — Agreement with City ratified.
12-1 — Agreement with City ratified.
14-1 — Acceptance of property.
14-2 — Use of property.
14-6 — Trustees created.
14-7 — Organization.
14-8 — Powers and duties.
14-9 — Annual report.
14-10 — Name and continuation of gallery.
14-11 — Dispositions, loans, and exhibitions.
14-12 — Charter and Bylaws.
7-1 — Conveyance and annuity approved.
7-2 — Annual payments by City.
7-3 — Investment in sinking fund.
7-4 — Investment of interest.
7-5 — Income from investments.
7-6 — Mayor to appoint Visitor.
7-11 — Branch libraries.
7-12 — Appropriations subject to approval of General Assembly.
1-1 — In general.
1-2 — Allocation of funds.
1-6 — Scope of Part.
1-7 — Allocation of funds.
1-8 — Notice to Board.
1-9 — Accounts.
1-10 — Collection of claims.
1-16 — Free attendance for residents and certain others.
1-17 — Tuition for nonresidents.
1-21 — Definitions.
1-22 — Exclusive representative to be determined by election.
1-23 — Subsequent elections.
1-24 — Determining appropriate units.
1-25 — Conduct of elections.
1-26 — Certified organization as exclusive representative.
1-27 — Strikes, etc., prohibited.
1-31 — Committee established.
1-32 — Membership.
1-33 — Purpose and duties.
1-34 — Expenditures.
1-36 — Selection of school sites.
1-37 — Parking on school property.
1-38 — Registration of visitors.
1-39 — Return of school property.
1-40 — Library book selections.
1-41 — Peabody Prizes.
2-1 — Contracts for instruction.
2-2 — Basic scholarships.
2-3 — Continuing studies classes.
2-4 — Reappointments authorized.
2-5 — Unfilled appointments; subsequent vacancies.
2-6 — Budget submission.
2-7 — Inspections; payment.
3-1 — Program established.
3-2 — Appointments.
3-3 — Student qualifications.
3-4 — Vacancies.
3-5 — Budget appropriations.
3-6 — Rules and regulations.
4-1 — Property invested in Board of Trustees.
4-2 — Trustees - number; vacancies.
4-3 — Trustees - general powers.
4-4 — Purchase of land for school farm.
4-5 — Maintenance of school farm.
4-6 — Annual report of Trustees.
4-7 — Inspection of books and records.
4-8 — Investment powers of Trustees.
17-1 — In general.
17-2 — Arrangements and contracts.
17-3 — Admission fees.
17-4 — Administration.
17-11 — Using name “Municipal Band”, etc.
1-1 — Definitions.
1-2 — Placement prohibited without permission.
1-3 — Persons responsible.
1-4 — Enforcement by citation.
1-5 — Penalties.
2-1 — “Elderly individual” defined.
2-2 — Enhanced penalties.
3-1 — Definitions.
3-2 — Prohibited conduct.
3-3 — Exceptions.
3-4 — Authorized possession, transfer, etc.
3-5 — Identification required.
3-6 — Rules and regulations; fees.
3-7 — Penalties.
4-1 — “Body studio” defined.
4-2 — Exceptions.
4-3 — Body studios prohibited.
4-4 — Penalties.
5-1 — Scope of subtitle.
5-2 — Prohibited conduct.
5-3 — Penalties.
6-1 — Definitions.
6-2 — Public nuisance alarm prohibited.
6-3 — Procedures.
6-4 — Penalties.
7-1 — Definitions.
7-2 — Prohibited devices.
7-3 — Impounding vehicle.
7-4 — Civil penalties.
8-1 — Definitions.
8-2 — Rules and regulations.
8-3 — Registration – Contractors.
8-4 — Registration – Monitors.
8-5 — Registration – Users.
8-6 — Notices and reports.
8-7 — Unregistered users.
8-8 — False alarm fees.
8-9 — No-response status.
8-10 — Automatic dialers prohibited.
8-11 — Verification of alarm signal.
8-16 — Administrative and judicial review.
8-17 — Enforcement by citation.
8-18 — Criminal penalties.
9-1 — “Chemically treated paper” defined.
9-2 — Sale or possession prohibited.
9-3 — Record keeping.
9-4 — Penalties.
10-1 — Definitions.
10-2 — Prohibited conduct.
10-3 — Penalties.
11-1 — Definitions.
11-2 — Possession to commit crime prohibited.
11-3 — Sale, etc., to minors prohibited.
11-4 — Record keeping.
11-5 — Recipient to give true information.
11-6 — Penalties.
13-1 — Prohibited conduct - in general.
13-2 — Prohibited conduct - parents or guardians of minors.
13-3 — Enforcement - adult offenders.
13-4 — Enforcement - minors.
13-4.1 — Enforcement – citation.
13-5 — Penalties.
14-1 — Exemptions from subtitle.
14-2 — Prohibited conduct - in general.
14-3 — Prohibited conduct - parents or guardians of minors.
14-4 — Enforcement - by citation.
14-5 — Enforcement - minors.
14-6 — Penalties.
15-1 — Scope of subtitle.
15-2 — Sale without prescription prohibited.
15-3 — Possession without prescription prohibited.
15-4 — Penalties.
16-1 — “LSD” defined.
16-2 — Prohibited conduct.
16-3 — Penalties.
17-1 — Definitions.
17-2 — Use or possession prohibited.
17-3 — Sale or delivery prohibited – In general.
17-4 — Sale or delivery prohibited – Minors.
17-5 — Advertising prohibited.
17-6 — Relevant factors.
17-7 — Commercial display to minors prohibited.
17-10 — Penalties.
19-1 — Prohibited conduct; penalties.
20-1 — Issuance of inaccurate cards.
20-2 — Use of inaccurate card.
21-1 — Impersonating inspector or other official.
21-2 — Misrepresenting regulated structures, etc.
21-3 — Penalties.
22-1 — Purpose and findings.
22-2 — Prohibited conduct.
22-3 — Penalties.
23-1 — Definitions.
23-2 — Purpose of subtitle.
23-3 — Prohibited conduct.
23-4 — Penalties.
25-1 — Public places.
25-2 — Liquor establishments, drug abuse centers, or amusement arcades.
25-3 — Bus and railroad stations.
25-4 — Schools, day care centers, and family-support centers.
25-5 — Emergency Scene.
25-6 — Enforcement by citation.
26-1 — “Certified drug-free zone” defined.
26-2 — Findings and declarations.
26-3 — Commissioner to certify zones; term.
26-4 — Considerations for certification.
26-5 — Public notices of zones.
26-6 — Prohibited conduct.
26-7 — Considerations.
26-7.1 — Enforcement by citation.
26-8 — Penalties.
27-1 — Definitions.
27-2 — Legislative findings.
27-3 — Prohibited conduct.
27-3.1 — Enforcement by citation.
27-4 — Penalties.
27-11 — “Certified prostitution-free zone” defined.
27-12 — Commissioner to certify zones; term.
27-13 — Considerations for certification.
27-14 — Public notices of zones.
27-15 — Prohibited conduct.
27-15.1 — Enforcement by citation.
27-16 — Penalties.
29-4 — Outside riding.
30-1 — Scope of subtitle.
30-2 — Prohibited conduct.
30-3 — Penalties.
32-1 — Definitions.
32-3 — Sales to minors.
32-4 — Inducing minor to purchase.
32-5 — False representation by minor.
32-9 — Enforcement by citation.
32-10 — Criminal penalties.
33-1 — “Minor” defined.
33-2 — Purchase or possession by minor.
33-3 — False representation.
33-4 — Providing to or inducing minor.
34-1 — Definitions.
34-2 — Legislative findings.
34-3 — Prohibited conduct of minors – Nighttime curfew.
34-4 — Prohibited conduct of minors – Daytime curfew.
34-5 — Prohibited conduct of parents, guardians, etc.
34-6 — Prohibited conduct of establishments.
34-7 — Detention of minor not an arrest.
34-8 — Enforcement generally.
34-8.1 — Enforcement by citation.
34-9 — Penalties.
34-10 — Continuing evaluation.
35-1 — Controlled dangerous substances.
35-2 — Glue, carbon tetrachloride, paints, etc.
35-3 — Butyl nitrate, amyl nitrate, etc.
35-4 — Spray paint.
36-1 — Definitions.
36-2 — Prohibited conduct.
36-3 — Penalties.
37-1 — Scope of subtitle.
37-2 — Misappropriation of minor’s property.
37-3 — General neglect; inducing to beg.
37-4 — Child left unattended in vehicle.
37-11 — Enjoining custody.
37-12 — Enforcement by Social Services.
37-13 — Application of subtitle.
38-1 — Enticing minor into vehicle.
39-1 — “Replica gun” defined.
39-2 — Possession prohibited.
39-3 — Exemptions.
39-4 — Seizure and forfeiture authorized.
39-5 — Seizure by police.
39-6 — Referral to Solicitor.
39-7 — Judicial review.
39-9 — Forfeiture.
39-10 — Order of release.
39-12 — Enforcement by civil citation.
39-13 — Criminal penalties for 3rd or subsequent offense.
40-1 — Definitions.
40-2 — Exclusions from subtitle.
40-3 — Rules and regulations.
40-6 — Driving or riding; leaving unimmobilized.
40-7 — Permitting another to drive or ride.
40-8 — Parents and guardians.
40-9 — Motor fuel sales.
40-11 — When authorized.
40-12 — Seizure by police.
40-13 — Referral to Solicitor.
40-14 — Forfeiture petition; notice.
40-15 — Answer to petition.
40-17 — Order of forfeiture.
40-18 — Order of release.
40-21 — Penalties.
41-2 — Prohibited placement.
41-3 — Enforcement by citation.
41-6 — Penalties.
42-1 — Commissioner authorized to issue.
42-2 — Applications.
42-3 — Issuance, term, revocation.
42-4 — Rules and regulations.
42-5 — Prohibited conduct; penalties.
43A-1 — Definitions.
43A-2 — Nuisance abatement authorized.
43A-3 — Notice and opportunity for hearing.
43A-4 — Issuance and enforcement of order.
43A-5 — Rules and regulations.
43A-6 — Judicial review.
43A-7 — Prohibited conduct.
43A-8 — Penalties.
43B-1 — Definitions.
43B-2 — Exemptions from subtitle.
43B-4 — Duties of persons responsible.
43B-5 — Prohibited conduct.
43B-8 — Enforcement by citation.
43-1 — Definitions.
43-3 — Nuisance abatement authorized.
43-4 — Notice and opportunity for hearing.
43-5 — Applicable standards.
43-6 — Issuance and enforcement of order.
43-8 — Rules and regulations.
43-9 — Judicial and appellate review.
43-11 — Prohibited conduct.
43-12 — Penalties.
44-1 — “Scavenging” defined.
44-2 — Prohibited conduct.
44-4 — Penalties.
45-1 — Definitions.
45-2 — Postings prohibited.
45-3 — Removal of illegal signs.
45-4 — Liability for costs and expenses.
45-5 — Persons responsible.
45-7 — Enforcement; penalties.
47-1 — Definitions.
47-2 — Findings and declarations.
47-3 — Aggressive soliciting in public places prohibited.
47-4 — Soliciting in certain ways and places prohibited.
47-5 — Nighttime soliciting prohibited.
47-7 — Other soliciting permitted.
47-9 — Penalties.
48-1 — Throwing missiles.
48-3 — Preakness Stakes tickets.
48-4 — Flying over stadium.
49-1 — To be performed as entirety.
49-2 — Use for dancing or exit march prohibited.
49-3 — Performers, etc., to stand.
49-4 — Proprietor responsible.
49-6 — Penalties.
50-2 — Obstructing street, etc., or gutter.
50-3 — Merchandise projecting from building.
50-4 — Throwing bales, etc.; using slides, etc.
50-11 — Removal of obstructions by City.
50-31 — Permit required.
50-56 — Obstructing passage prohibited.
50-59 — Enforcement by citation.
50-60 — Criminal penalties.
50-61 — Sand, ashes, etc., prohibited on streets.
51-1 — Definitions.
51-2 — Compliance with rules required.
51-3 — Enforcement by citation.
51-4 — Penalties.
52-1 — Refusal to pay fare.
52-2 — Providing taxi services without license.
53-1 — Prohibited conduct.
53-2 — Penalties.
54-1 — Obscene performances prohibited.
54-2 — Nets required for high acts.
57-1 — In general.
57-2 — Religious desecration.
57-3 — Utility structures, etc.
59-1 — Carrying long-barrel firearms.
59-2 — Discharging firearms.
59-5 — Illegal carrying, etc., of handguns.
59-17 — “Firearm” defined.
59-18 — Reporting required.
59-19 — Entry to NCIC Database.
59-20A — Enforcement by citation.
59-20B — Criminal penalties.
59-11 — Definitions.
59-12 — Access by minors prohibited.
59-13 — Safety locks.
59-14 — Rules and regulations.
59-16 — Penalties.
59-21 — Metal knuckles, etc.
59-22 — Switchblade knives – Possession or sale, etc.
59-23 — Dangerous knives – Transfer, etc.; Commercial displays.
59-24 — Mini- and pistol-crossbows.
59-26 — Gas- or air-pellet guns.
59-27 — Dart or blow guns.
59-28 — Electronic control devices.
59-30 — Stench bombs.
59-32 — Tear gas devices.
59-61 — Weapon forfeited on conviction.
60-1 — Definitions.
60-2 — Rules and regulations.
60-3 — Registration – In general.
60-4 — Registration – When and where.
60-5 — Registration – Content and form.
60-6 — Verification by resident offenders.
60-7 — Term of verification requirement.
60-8 — Sharing registration information.
60-9 — Cooperation with other agencies.
60-10 — Prohibited conduct.
60-11 — Penalties.
61-1 — Definitions.
61-2 — Rules and regulations.
61-3 — Registration – In general.
61-4 — Registration – Timing and location.
61-5 — Registration - Content and form.
61-6 — Definitions
61-7 — Term of verification requirement.
61-8 — Prohibited conduct.
61-9 — Penalties.
71-1 — Appointment; duties.
71-2 — Prepayable criminal citations.
71-3 — Code enforcement injunction.
72-1 — Appointment.
72-2 — Powers.
72-3 — Badges and uniforms.
72-4 — Record of appointments.
73-1 — Appointment.
73-2 — Powers.
73-3 — Badges and uniforms.
73-4 — Record of appointments.
1-1 — Unauthorized use or interference.
1-2 — Unloading in streets.
1-3 — Obstructing pedestrians and vehicles.
1-4 — Obstructing street passage.
1-5 — Openings between cars.
1-6 — Passing on right side of railway.
1-7 — Moving railroad cars.
1-8 — Minors on cars.
1-9 — Penalties.
2-1 — Obstruction of streets.
2-2 — Obstruction of gutters.
2-3 — Prohibited conduct.
3-1 — Scope of subtitle.
3-2 — Where locomotives authorized.
3-3 — Unauthorized use of locomotives prohibited.
3-4 — Permitted fuels for steam engines.
3-5 — Horns and whistles prohibited.
4-1 — Crossing railroads at grade.
4-2 — Stops for passengers.
4-3 — Crossing streets.
4-4 — Operating under the influence.
4-5 — Interference with facilities.
5-1 — Vehicles sharing tracks with railway cars.
5-2 — Delaying railway cars.
5-3 — License fee for cars.
6-1 — Care of tracks and track facilities.
6-2 — Use of abrasive materials.
6-3 — Care of track areas.
6-4 — Scope of obligations.
6-5 — Ch. 401, Acts of 1906 - cost of street work.
6-6 — Ch. 401, Acts of 1906 - work by DoT.
6-7 — Ch. 401, Acts of 1906 - enforcement.
6-8 — Ch. 401, Acts of 1906 - penalties.
7-1 — Tracks to be filled to grade.
7-2 — Ballast under tracks.
7-3 — Maintenance in good repair.
7-4 — Tracks on bridges.
11-1 — Ordinances remaining in effective - in general.
11-2 — Ordinances remaining in effect - specific companies.
1-1 — Definitions.
1-4 — Plan established.
1-5 — Qualification under Internal Revenue Code.
1-6 — Limitations on liability.
1-7 — Exclusive benefit.
2-1 — Board established.
2-2 — Board composition.
2-3 — Board functions.
2-5 — Oath of office.
2-6 — Officers.
2-7 — Meetings; Voting; Records.
2-8 — Retention of services; Right of reliance.
2-9 — Rules and regulations.
2-10 — Compensation; Expenses.
2-11 — Legal advisor.
2-12 — Fiduciary standards; Indemnification; Insurance.
2-13 — Plan expenses.
2-14 — Recovery of overpayments.
2-17 — Administrative appeal.
2-18 — Judicial and appellate review.
2-20 — Conflicts of interest.
3-1 — Membership mandatory.
3-2 — Commencement of participation.
3-3 — Dual memberships precluded.
3-4 — Termination of participation.
4-1 — “Service” defined.
4-2 — Applicability.
4-3 — Military Service.
4-4 — Determination final and binding.
5-1 — Types of contributions.
5-2 — Mandatory contributions by non-hybrid members.
5-3 — Employer contributions.
5-4 — Rollover contributions.
5-5 — Makeup contributions after military leave.
5-6 — Maximum annual additions.
5-7 — Compensation limit.
6-1 — Establishment.
6-2 — Investments.
6-3 — Valuations.
6-4 — Periodic statements.
7-1 — Mandatory Employee Contribution Sub-Account.
7-2 — Employer Contribution Sub-Account.
7-3 — Rollover Contribution Sub-Account.
8-1 — Forfeiture of non-vested Employer Contributions.
8-2 — Forfeiture Account.
8-3 — Restoration.
8-4 — Remaining amounts in Forfeiture Account.
9-1 — Form and commencement of payment.
9-2 — Distributable events – Retirement.
9-2A — Distributable events – Transfers.
9-3 — Distributable events – Disability.
9-4 — Distributable events – Death.
9-5 — Distributable events – Other termination of employment.
9-6 — No loans or withdrawals.
9-7 — Direct rollovers.
9-8 — Minimum distribution rules.
9-9 — Distribution of small account balances.
10-1 — Prohibited assignments, attachments, etc.
10-3 — Exceptions – General applicability.
10-4 — Exceptions – Court orders.
10-5 — Exceptions – Tax liens.
10-6 — Exceptions – Powers of attorney.
10-7 — Exceptions – Custodian under Uniform Transfers to Minors Act.
10-8 — Exceptions – Trustee.
10-9 — Exceptions – Representative payee.
10-10 — Exceptions – Funeral expenses.
10-12 — Notice to Board.
10-14 — Fraud or misuse.
11-1 — Plan amendment.
11-2 — Discontinuance of payments; Plan termination.
11-3 — Plan merger, consolidation, or transfer.
1 — Definitions.
2 — Name and date operative.
3 — Membership.
4 — Service creditable.
5 — Administration; Board of Trustees.
6 — Benefits for Class A and Class B members.
7 — Management of funds.
8 — Method of financing.
9 — Class C membership.
9.1 — Election between plans.
9.2 — Class D membership.
10 — Guaranty.
11 — Exemption from assignment and execution.
12 — Recovery of overpayments.
13 — Limitation of other statutes.
14 — Social Security Act.
15 — Administrative appeal; Judicial review.
16 — Additional opportunity for Class A and Class B members to obtain credit for service and prior service.
17 — Post-retirement benefit increases to certain retirees and beneficiaries.
17.1 — Post-retirement benefit increases on or after July 1, 2007, and before June 30, 2013.
17.2 — Post-retirement benefit increases on or after June 30, 2013.
17.3 — Post-retirement benefit increases for Class D members.
17A — Definitions.
18 — Name and date operative.
19 — Membership.
20 — Military service creditable.
21 — Board of Trustees.
22 — Benefits.
23 — Management of Funds.
24 — Method of financing.
25 — Exemption from assignment and execution.
26 — Appeal and judicial review.
27 — Post-retirement benefit increases.
29 — Name and date operative.
30 — Definitions.
31 — Membership.
32 — Service creditable.
33 — Administration.
34 — Benefits.
34.1 — Benefit payments.
35 — Management of Funds.
36 — Method of financing.
36A — Post-retirement benefit increases to certain retirees and beneficiaries.
36B — Deferred Retirement Option Plan.
36C — Deferred Retirement Option Plan 2.
37 — Guaranty.
38 — Exemption from assignment and execution.
39 — Protection against fraud; validating overpayments.
40 — Limitation of other statutes.
41 — Hearings.
41A — Subpoena powers.
42 — Contractual relationship.
43 — Employment; duties.
44 — Widows’ benefits.
45 — Military service credit.
46 — Scope of subtitle.
47 — Definitions.
48 — Contemporaneous benefits from 2 or more City systems.
49 — Rollovers and transfers to purchase service credit, effective January 1, 2002.
1-1 — Definitions.
1-2 — {Repealed by Ord. 22-125}
1-4 — Public Works to provide sanitation services.
1-5 — Rules and regulations.
1-7 — Use of hydrants.
2-1 — Receptacles.
2-2 — Handling.
2-3 — Collections.
2-4 — Mixing ashes, plaster, soil prohibited.
2-6 — Penalties.
4-1 — General prohibition.
4-2 — Placement for collection.
4-4 — Penalties.
6-1 — Receptacles required.
6-2 — Prohibited littering.
11-1 — Definitions.
11-2 — Haulers disposal surcharge. {Section subject to abrogation}
11-3 — Recycling incentive surcharge. {Section effective on contingency}
11-4 — Collections.
11-5 — Records.
11-6 — Sale, etc., of business.
11-7 — Exemptions.
11-8 — Interest and penalties.
11-9 — License revocation.
11-10 — Director of Finance to administer.
11-12 — Criminal penalties.
16-1 — No disposal at Quarantine Landfill.
16-2 — Recycling plan.
16-4 — Rules and regulations.
21-1 — Enforcement by citation.
21-2 — Criminal Penalties.
1-1 — Rules and regulations.
1-2 — Rates and charges.
1-3 — Payments on claims.
1-4 — Installations.
1-5 — Work by contract or labor.
1-6 — Suspension, etc., of certain uses.
1-11 — Definitions.
2-1 — Bills.
2-2 — Abatements.
2-3 — Cut-off for arrearage.
2-6 — Water-for-All Program – Overview.
2-7 — Water-for-All Program – Application for Program.
2-8 — Water-for-All Program – Grant of Credit.
2-9 — Water-for-All Program – Distribution of Credit.
2-10 — Water-for-All Program – Program denials.
2-11 — Water-for-All Program – Midyear ineligibility for credit.
2-12 — Water-for-All Program – Enrollment confirmation.
2-13 — Water-for-All Program – Program arrears.
2-14 — Water-for-All Program – Annual recertification of eligibility.
2-15 — Water-for-All Program – Program disputes.
2-17 — Office of Water-Customer Advocacy and Appeals – Office established; Nature, purposes; Primary functions.
2-18 — Office of Customer Advocacy . . . – Administration.
2-19 — Office of Customer Advocacy . . . – Request for assistance.
2-20 — Office of Customer Advocacy . . . – Customer-advocacy services.
2-21 — Office of Customer Advocacy . . . – Appeals.
2-22 — Office of Customer Advocacy . . . – Continued service, rights pending reviews, etc.
2-23 — Office of Customer Advocacy . . . – Committee for Office Oversight.
3-1 — Board of Estimates to set.
3-2 — Accounting system
3-3 — Annual report.
3-4 — Excess revenues.
3-5 — Setting rates and charges.
3-6 — Approval of expenditures.
3-7 — City loans to utility.
3-8 — Conflict with covenants, etc.
4-2 — Metered water charges; Fire supply service inspection charges.
4-3 — Cut-off for nonpayment.
4-4 — Full payment required to restore service.
4-5 — Installment payment agreement.
5-1 — Tax to cover costs.
5-2 — Public parks and squares.
11-1 — Construction; location; removal.
12-1 — Powers of Department.
12-2 — Digging up streets.
12-3 — Repairing pipes.
13-1 — Repair work.
13-2 — Marking distribution facilities.
21-1 — Rules and regulations.
21-2 — Suspension, etc., of certain uses.
21-3 — Injuring fire hydrants.
21-4 — Wrongful use after cut-off.
21-5 — Refusal of entry.
21-6 — Interference with equipment; Illegal use of water.
21-11 — Enforcement by citation.
21-12 — Criminal penalties.
1-1 — Definitions.
1-2 — Rules and regulations.
1-3 — Authorized representatives; certifications.
1-4 — Falsifying information.
1-6 — Revision of article.
1-7 — Repeal of inconsistent provisions.
2-1 — Definitions.
2-2 — Scope of subtitle.
2-3 — Prohibited discharges into sanitary sewers.
2-4 — Prohibited discharges into sanitary or storm sewers.
2-5 — Limitations on discharges into sanitary sewers.
2-6 — Prohibited discharges into storm drains.
2-7 — Excessive concentrations.
2-8 — Special approval required for certain flows.
2-9 — Required notices.
2-10 — Measurement of discharges to sanitary sewers.
3-1 — Permit required.
3-2 — Applications.
3-3 — Evaluation and issuance.
3-4 — Permit fee.
3-5 — Permit conditions - in general.
3-6 — Permit conditions - specific requirements.
3-7 — Permit conditions - compliance required.
3-8 — Changes in operations.
3-9 — Term and reissuance of permits.
3-10 — Permit transfers.
3-11 — Suspension of permit.
4-1 — In general.
4-2 — Scope and frequency of reports.
4-3 — Required sampling and analytical techniques.
4-4 — Violations discovered by self-monitoring.
4-5 — Additional monitoring to be reported.
4-6 — Construction and placement of sampling and monitoring facilities.
4-7 — Number of measurements; equipment.
4-8 — Right of entry; inspections.
5-1 — In general.
5-2 — Pretreatment standards and requirements.
5-3 — Schedule of compliance.
5-4 — Pretreatment facilities and operations.
5-5 — Public notice of significant violators.
6-1 — Notice required.
6-2 — Contents of notice.
6-3 — Notice deadline.
6-4 — Notice under amended regulation.
6-5 — Program to reduce volume and toxicity.
6-6 — Exceptions.
7-1 — Protection against accidental discharges.
7-2 — Immediate notice required.
7-3 — Subsequent written report required.
7-4 — User’s liability.
7-5 — Upset as affirmative defense.
8-1 — Scope of subtitle.
8-2 — Bypass prohibited.
8-3 — Notice of anticipated bypass.
8-4 — Notice of unanticipated bypass.
11-1 — Definitions.
11-2 — Waste hauler permit required.
11-3 — Applications.
11-4 — Evaluation, inspection, and issuance.
11-5 — Permit conditions — in general.
11-6 — Permit conditions — terms and conditions.
11-7 — Term, transfer, and suspension of permits.
11-8 — Scavenger vehicle permit tags.
11-9 — Fees.
11-10 — Refusal of wastewater.
11-11 — Reciprocity.
11-12 — Sources outside City.
13-1 — Charges imposed.
13-2 — Calculation – In general.
13-3 — Calculation – Non-City water sources.
13-4 — Exceptions.
13-5 — Storm drain discharge permits.
13-6 — Unusual circumstances.
13-7 — Administrative review.
13-8 — Meters.
13-9 — Collections.
13-10 — Charges to be liens.
13-11 — Regulations.
13-12 — Penalties.
14-1 — Surcharge imposed.
14-2 — By whom payable; annual basis.
14-3 — Computation of surcharge.
14-4 — Measuring volume of flow.
14-5 — Disputed determinations.
14-6 — Billings; due date.
14-7 — Administrative penalties.
14-8 — Surcharges, etc., as liens.
14-9 — Lists of surcharge payors.
14-10 — Rules and regulations.
14-11 — Administrative review.
14-12 — Penalties.
16-1 — “Property owners” subject to subtitle.
16-2 — Service of notices.
16-3 — Carrying pipe to inside of wall.
16-4 — Right of entry.
16-5 — Notice to make connections.
16-6 — Compliance with notice.
16-7 — Approval of work required.
16-8 — Work by City.
16-9 — Ground water in system.
16-10 — Interference with Director or Commissioner prohibited.
17-1 — Disturbing sewer or stormwater drain.
17-2 — Tapping, etc., sewer.
17-3 — Disturbing manhole.
17-4 — Refuse in sewers.
17-5 — Unused connections.
18-1 — Director may require walling.
18-2 — Compliance with notice.
19-1 — Permit required.
19-2 — Acquisition by City.
21-1 — Records.
21-2 — Confidential information.
21-3 — Special agreements.
21-4 — Public hearings.
21-5 — Inspections.
21-6 — Notices.
21-7 — Administrative and judicial review.
22-1 — Violation notice.
22-2 — Show cause order.
22-3 — Cease and desist order.
22-4 — Consent order.
22-5 — Right to legal action.
22-6 — Administrative penalties.
22-7 — Suspension or termination of service.
22-8 — Permit revocation.
23-1 — Injunctive relief.
23-2 — Civil penalties.
23-3 — Penalties — § 16-10(a) and Subtitle 17.
23-4 — Penalties — Subtitles 2 to 11 and §§ 1-4, 21-1, and 21-5(d).
1-1 — Right of entry.
1-2 — Setting landmarks.
1-3 — Not to be impeded.
1-6 — Authority of DoT.
1-7 — At owner’s request.
1-8 — Record of lines.
1-9 — Disturbing landmarks.
2-1 — Duties of DoT.
2-2 — Triangulation stations, etc.
2-3 — Records.
2-4 — Plats and maps - Preparation.
2-5 — Plats and maps - Copies.
2-6 — Plats and maps - Official Map.
3-1 — Record of benefits, damages.
3-2 — Notice of proposed ordinance.
3-3 — Notice of proposed action.
3-4 — Methods of acquiring property.
3-5 — Determining damages and benefits.
3-6 — Only part of property needed.
3-7 — Statement of benefits and damages.
3-8 — Publication of notice.
3-9 — Hearing.
3-10 — Book of proceedings; Notice of completion.
3-11 — Personal service of notice.
3-12 — Administrative appeal.
3-13 — Judicial review - In general.
3-14 — Judicial review - Awards.
3-15 — Ordinance repealed or set aside.
3-16 — Billing assessments for benefits.
3-17 — Failure to make payments.
3-18 — Assessment as lien.
3-19 — Payment of damages.
3-20 — Deposit of books and papers.
3-21 — Offer to convey property.
4-1 — City’s authority.
4-2 — Appropriations.
4-3 — Effect of work done.
5-1 — Signatures required.
5-2 — Notice by publication.
5-3 — Who deemed owners.
5-4 — Assessment of costs.
5-5 — Deferred payments.
5-6 — Publication of notice.
5-7 — Hearing.
5-8 — Corrected list of assessments; notice.
5-9 — Appeals.
5-10 — Collections
5-11 — New Paving Fund.
5-12 — Paving materials.
6-1 — Numbering scheme.
6-2 — Conformity required.
6-3 — Duty to affix numbers.
6-4 — Notice of noncompliance.
6-5 — Change of number.
6-6 — Correct number required.
6-7 — Required display.
6-9 — Enforcement by citation.
6-10 — Penalties.
7-1 — Brune report approved.
7-2 — Procedure for new streets.
7-3 — Procedure for naming or renaming.
7-4 — Procedure for revisions.
7-5 — Renaming private streets.
8A-1 — Definitions.
8A-4 — Scope; General standards.
8A-5 — Rules and regulations; Fees.
8A-7 — Record of abutting owners.
8A-8 — Petition required.
8A-9 — Consents of abutting owners – Gating only.
8A-10 — Consents of abutting owners – Greening.
8A-11 — Reviews by Police and Fire Departments.
8A-12 — Public hearing.
8A-13 — Decision.
8A-15 — Required lease.
8A-16 — Restoration of alley by utility companies.
8A-18 — Judicial and appellate review.
8-1 — Abutting owners’ duty to perform.
8-2 — Alley work required.
8-3 — Plats and estimates.
8-4 — Assessment of costs.
8-5 — Deferred payments.
8-6 — Appeals.
8-7 — Collections.
8-8 — Projects excepted from assessments – Permissive exceptions.
8-9 — Projects excepted from assessments – Mandatory exceptions.
8-10 — Maintenance of alleys.
8-11 — Effect of work done.
9-1 — General standards.
9-2 — Temporary footway required when digging up sidewalk.
9-3 — Director’s authority.
10A-1 — Definitions.
10A-2 — Required elements of plan.
10A-3 — Costs.
10A-4 — Approval of plan.
10A-5 — Implementation of plan.
10A-6 — Owners not relieved of maintenance obligations.
10-1 — Notice to property owners.
10-2 — Appeal of proposed work.
10-3 — By whom work to be done.
10-4 — Manner of work.
10-5 — Assessments of costs.
10-6 — Damage caused by City trees.
10-7 — Deferred payments.
10-8 — Collections.
10-9 — Appeals.
10-10 — Recovery by suit.
10-11 — Anticipation of collections.
11-1 — Work done by property owners.
11-2 — Work done by City; assessments.
11-3 — Grades.
12-1 — Persons eligible.
12-2 — Amount of credit.
13-1 — Street lamps, etc.
13-2 — Lighting alleys.
13-3 — Shades on street lamps.
13-4 — Interfering with lamps.
13-5 — Police to report problems.
14-1 — By whom work to be done.
15-1 — Definitions.
15-2 — Scope of subtitle.
15-4 — Administration.
15-5 — Rules and regulations.
15-11 — In general.
15-12 — Street-cut permit.
15-13 — Emergency excavation.
15-14 — Fees.
15-21 — Scope.
15-22 — Display of permit.
15-23 — Work schedule.
15-24 — Securing public way.
15-25 — Decorative or landscaped areas.
15-26 — Locating or relocating poles.
15-29 — Scope.
15-30 — Warranty; Correction of defects.
15-31 — Performance security.
15-32 — Indemnification.
15-36 — Administrative review.
15-37 — Judicial review.
15-41 — Civil fines.
15-42 — Criminal penalties.
15-43 — Each day a separate offense.
16-1 — In general.
16-2 — Riding on closed streets.
16-3 — Concrete; oil products; weight on asphalt.
16-4 — Heavy equipment.
16-5 — Penalties for failure to repair.
16-6 — Work done by City.
16-7 — Street repairs on application.
17-1 — Under-sidewalk construction required.
17-2 — Same.
17-3 — Approval required.
17-4 — Work by City.
17-6 — Penalties.
18-1 — Fixing grade line - on application.
18-2 — Fixing grade line - Director’s initiative.
18-3 — Fixing grade line - notice.
18-4 — Fixing grade line - grade profiles.
18-6 — Cobblestones prohibited.
18-7 — How work done.
18-8 — Macadamizing permitted.
18-9 — Paving without curbs permitted.
18-10 — Center gutters.
18-11 — “Bike-safe” grates required.
19-1 — Requirements for grading or paving.
19-2 — Director’s powers.
19-3 — Considerations.
19-4 — Paving procedures.
19-5 — Public Works sole authority.
19-7 — Penalties.
20-1 — Permit required.
20-2 — Bond.
20-3 — Fees.
20-4 — Rules, regulations, terms, conditions.
20-5 — Permit revocation.
20-7 — Fines and penalties.
23-1 — Definitions.
23-3 — Administration.
23-4 — Rules and regulations.
23-5 — Fees for conduit use.
23-11 — Location of system.
23-12 — DoT to maintain system.
23-13 — Plans and specifications; Work superintendence.
23-14 — Labor and materials.
23-16 — Required permit and authorizations.
23-17 — Voluntary relocation of facilities.
23-18 — Mandatory relocation of facilities.
23-19 — Tampering with conduit.
23-21 — Survey of and reports by conduit users.
23-26 — Enforcement by citation.
23-27 — Criminal penalties.
24-1 — Authority to lay wires.
24-2 — Conditions and limitations.
24-3 — Agreement; annual fee.
24-4 — Bond.
24-5 — Space for police and fire needs.
24-6 — Grant of authority not exclusive.
25-1 — Scope of subtitle.
25-2 — Assessment of costs.
26-1 — True lines required before construction.
26-2 — Grades required before construction.
26-3 — Conformance required when building.
26-4 — Housing Commissioner to enforce.
26-6 — Penalties.
31-1 — Declaration as public highways.
32-1 — 1898 Plan.
32-2 — 1907 change in Harford Road section.
32-3 — 1908 change in Clifton Avenue section.
32-4 — 1908 change in 32nd Street section.
32-5 — 1908 change in North Avenue section.
32-6 — 1909 change in 39th Street section.
32-7 — 1909 change in Greenmount Avenue section.
32-8 — 1909 change in Reisterstown Road section.
32-9 — 1910 change in eastern boundary section.
32-10 — 1910 change in Gwynn’s Falls Park section.
32-11 — 1910 change in 37th Street section.
32-12 — 1913 change in 25th Street section.
32-13 — 1915 change in Patterson Avenue section.
32-14 — 1915 change in Montpelier Street section.
32-15 — 1916 change in Belmont Avenue section.
32-16 — 1920 addition of Charlotte Avenue.
32-17 — 1920 deletion of part of East Wabash Avenue.
40-16 — Committee established.
40-17 — Composition.
40-18 — Meetings; Quorum; Voting.
40-19 — Minutes.
40-20 — Staff.
40-21 — Duties.
40-6 — Department to construct and operate system.
40-7 — System to ensure safety, etc., and convenience of all users.
40-8 — System to include connected facilities accommodating all travel modes.
40-9 — System to promote walking, biking, and public transit.
40-10 — System to promote economic development.
40-11 — System to ensure equity.
40-12 — System may be constructed incrementally.
40-1 — Definitions.
40-2 — Applicability of subtitle.
40-26 — Definitions.
40-27 — Design vehicles.
40-28 — Design speed.
40-29 — Lane widths.
40-30 — DoT to use latest and best standards.
40-31 — Compliance with State and Federal funding requirements.
40-46 — Annual report required.
40-47 — Performance measures.
40-48 — Equity lens.
40-49 — Report and data to be publically available.
40-50 — Accountability to communities.
40-36 — Director to adopt Complete Streets Manual.
40-37 — Modal hierarchy.
40-38 — Street typologies.
40-39 — Project prioritization process.
40-40 — Project delivery process.
40-41 — Equity in community engagement.
40-42 — Public comment period.
40-43 — Final adoption.
1-1 — Definitions.
1-2 — Rules and regulations.
2-1 — Purpose of fund.
2-2 — Required deposits into Fund.
2-3 — Permitted uses of Fund.
3-1 — Fee imposed.
3-2 — Assessment of base fee – Single-family properties.
3-3 — Assessment of base fee – All other properties.
3-4 — Initial rates though FY 2017.
3-5 — Subsequent rates.
3-6 — Credits; Exemptions.
3-7 — Collections.
3-8 — Liability and lien for charges, interest, and penalties.
3-9 — Rules and regulations by Finance Director.
4-1 — Administrative appeal of fees.
4-2 — Judicial review.
5-1 — “Utility” defined.
5-2 — Accounting system.
5-3 — Annual report.
5-4 — Excess revenues.
5-5 — City loans to Utility.
5-6 — Conflicts with covenants, etc.
6-1 — Prohibited conduct.
6-2 — Criminal penalties.
16-1 — Tax imposed.
16-2 — Partial exemption for owner-occupied residence.
17.1-1 — Tax imposed.
17.1-2 — Transactions assessed; Tax rate.
17.1-3 — Dedication of tax proceeds.
17.1-4 — Interest and civil penalties.
17.1-5 — Liability of transferors and transferees.
17.1-6 — Administration of subtitle.
17.1-7 — Criminal penalties.
17-1 — Definitions.
17-2 — Tax imposed — In general.
17-3 — Tax imposed — Corporate transfers.
17-4 — Tax imposed — Other instruments.
17-5 — Taxable basis.
17-6 — Life estates, remainders, and reversions.
17-7 — Property partly outside City.
17-8 — Exemptions.
17-9 — Payment required for recordation.
17-10 — Interest and civil penalties.
17-11 — Liability for tax.
17-12 — Administration of subtitle.
17-13 — Appeals.
17-14 — Court Clerk not responsible for collections.
17-16 — Criminal penalties.
18-1 — Tax imposed.
18-2 — Rate of tax.
18-3 — Administration.
19-1 — Tax on admissions.
19-2 — Tax on reduced charges.
19-3 — Exemptions – Community associations; restaurants.
19-4 — Exemptions – Arts and entertainment district.
19-5 — Exemptions – Simulated slot machines.
20-1 — Definitions.
20-2 — Tax imposed.
20-3 — Amount of tax.
20-4 — When payable; monthly reports.
20-5 — Dealer self-transport.
20-6 — Records.
20-7 — Interest and civil penalties.
20-8 — Tax determination by Director.
20-9 — Closing or sale of business.
20-10 — Lien on property.
20-11 — Rules and regulations.
20-13 — Penalties.
21-1 — Definitions.
21-2 — Tax imposed.
21-4 — Collections.
21-5 — Interest and civil penalties.
21-6 — Refunds.
21-7 — Conveyance of hotel business.
21-8 — Administration of subtitle.
21-10 — Criminal penalties.
22-1 — Definitions.
22-2 — Tax imposed.
22-3 — Rate of tax.
22-4 — Exceptions.
22-5 — Collection and remittance.
22-6 — Interest and civil penalties.
22-7 — Records.
22-8 — Rules and regulations.
22-9 — Delegation.
22-11 — Prohibited conduct.
22-12 — Criminal penalties.
23-1 — Scope of subtitle.
23-2 — Identification and report.
23-3 — Registration, fees, etc.
23-4 — Metal plates.
23-5 — Removal of noncomplying poles.
23-7 — Criminal penalties.
24-1 — Definitions.
24-2 — Tax imposed.
24-3 — Amount of tax.
24-4 — Exceptions.
24-5 — Remittance and reports.
24-6 — Interest and civil penalties.
24-7 — Records.
24-8 — Tax determination by Director.
24-9 — Sale or closing of business.
24-10 — Lien on property.
24-11 — Rules and regulations.
24-13 — Penalties.
25-1 — Definitions.
25-2 — Tax imposed.
25-3 — Rate of tax.
25-4 — Exemptions.
25-5 — Report and remittance.
25-6 — Records.
25-7 — Interest and civil penalties.
25-8 — Rules and regulations.
25-10 — Penalties.
25-11 — Definitions.
25-12 — Tax imposed.
25-13 — Exemptions.
25-14 — Rates.
25-15 — Collection.
25-16 — Remittance.
25-17 — Refunds – Uncollectible accounts; tax erroneously paid.
25-18 — Refunds – Residential uses.
25-19 — Records.
25-20 — Interest and civil penalties.
25-21 — Rules and regulations.
25-23 — Penalties.
26-1 — Fee imposed.
26-2 — Application.
27-1 — Definitions.
27-2 — Tax imposed.
27-3 — Amount of tax.
27-4 — When payable; Monthly reports.
27-5 — Dealer self-transport.
27-6 — Records.
27-7 — Interest and civil penalties.
27-8 — Tax determination by Director.
27-9 — Closing or sale of business.
27-10 — Lien on property.
27-11 — Rules and regulations.
27-13 — Penalties.
28-1 — Definitions.
28-2 — Tax imposed.
28-3 — Rate of tax.
28-4 — Exemptions.
28-5 — Payment and assessment.
28-6 — Interest and civil penalties.
28-7 — Tax made a lien.
28-8 — Assessment presumed valid and correct.
28-9 — Collections.
28-10 — Refunds.
28-11 — Revisions.
28-12 — Appeal of decision on refund or revision.
28-13 — Confidentiality of information.
28-14 — Liability not abated by death.
28-15 — Rules and regulations.
28-16 — Judicial assistance.
28-17 — Compromise of claims.
28-19 — Criminal and civil penalties.
29-1 — Definitions.
29-2 — Tax imposed.
29-3 — Amount of tax.
29-5 — Annual reports; Payment of tax.
29-6 — Interest and civil penalties.
29-7 — Records.
29-8 — Tax determination by Director.
29-9 — Sale or closing of business.
29-10 — Lien on property.
29-11 — Rules and regulations.
29-14 — Penalties.
30-1 — Definitions.
30-2 — PACE Program established.
30-3 — Program administration – In general.
30-4 — Program administration – Rules and regulations.
30-5 — Eligibility of property and property owner.
30-6 — Qualifying Energy Improvements.
30-7 — Financing.
30-8 — Surcharge.
31-1 — Definitions.
31-2 — Tax imposed.
31-3 — Amount of tax.
31-4 — Remittance and reports.
31-5 — Rules and regulations.
32-1 — Definitions.
32-3 — Surcharge imposed.
32-4 — Collection and remittance.
32-6 — Interest and civil penalties.
32-8 — Rules and regulations.
32-10 — Prohibited conduct.
32-11 — Criminal penalties.
6-1 — Discounts authorized.
6-2 — Interest and civil penalties imposed.
6-3 — Three-quarter year taxes.
6-4 — One-half year taxes.
6-5 — One-quarter year taxes.
7A-1 — Definitions.
7A-2 — Election of installment payments.
7A-3 — Rules and regulations.
7B-1 — Definitions.
7B-2 — Installment payment program.
7B-3 — Rules and regulations.
7-1 — Definitions.
7-2 — Election of semiannual payment.
7-3 — Service charge.
7-4 — Contents of bill.
7-5 — Due dates; interest and civil penalties.
7-6 — Rules and regulations.
8.1-1 — Definitions.
8.1-2 — Authorization.
8.1-3 — HCD may initiate action; Applicable properties.
8.1-5 — Rules and regulations.
8.1-7 — Complaint.
8.1-8 — Defendants; Service of process.
8.1-9 — Post-filing notice.
8.1-10 — Sufficiency of notice.
8.1-11 — Hearing.
8.1-12 — Judgment.
8.1-13 — Title; Recordation.
8.1-15 — Post-judgment sale.
8-1 — Interest rate on redemptions from tax sales.
8-2 — Tax deeds copied, recorded.
8-3 — Resales of tax property.
8-4 — Reporting resales.
8-5 — Properties exempt from sale.
8-6 — City Tax Sale Ombudsman.
9-1 — Household furnishings.
9-2 — Manufacturers.
9-3 — Stock in business.
9-4 — Inventory of importer.
9-5 — New and expanded manufacturers, milk processors, laundries.
9-7 — Private aircraft landing areas.
9-8 — Community-managed open space.
10-1 — Homestead property.
10-1.1 — Portable homestead.
10-2 — Dwellings on cemetery property.
10-3 — Vacant dwellings.
10-5 — Newly constructed dwellings.
10-6 — Home improvements.
10-7 — Neighborhood preservation and stabilization demonstration project.
10-8 — Historic improvements, restorations, and rehabilitations.
10-9 — Newly constructed market-rate rental housing.
10-10 — Brownfields.
10-11 — South Baltimore Little League.
10-12 — Northwest Family Sport Center.
10-13 — Telecommunications renovations.
10-14 — Arts and entertainment districts.
10-15 — “Fallen Heroes”.
10-16 — Targeted Homeowner’s Tax Credit.
10-17 — High-performance market-rate rental housing – Targeted areas.
10-18 — High-performance market-rate rental housing – Citywide.
10-18.1 — High-performance newly constructed dwellings.
10-18.2 — High-performance inclusionary housing tax credit.
10-19 — Urban agricultural property.
10-20 — City Supplement to Homeowners’ Tax Credit Program.
10-21 — Public safety officers.
10-22 — 9-1-1 specialists.
10-23 — Low-income employees.
10-30 — Food Desert Incentive Areas (Personal Property Tax Credit).
10-31 — Energy Conservation Devices (Real Property Tax Credit).
11-1 — Definitions.
11-2 — Establishment of subclass of real property.
11-3 — Special real property tax rate.
11-4 — Notice required.
11-5 — Rules and regulations.
11-6 — Reporting.
12-1 — Definitions.
12-2 — Findings and determinations.
12-3 — PILOTs authorized.
12-4 — PILOT Agreements authorized.
12-5 — Board of Estimates to set final terms.
1-1 — Director may administer.
2-1 — Bureau of Liens created; lien certificates established.
2-2 — Chief Clerk and assistant.
2-3 — Issuance and effect of lien certificates.
2-4 — Bureau access to supporting information.
2-5 — Payments by certificate holder.
2-6 — Certificate required for recordation.
3-1 — Limitations period.
3-2 — Director to examine.
3-3 — Required documentation; appeal to BMZA.
3-4 — Action by BMZA.
3-5 — Abatement of claim already paid.
3-6 — List of refunds and abatements.
4-1 — Director to collect.
4-2 — Banks as tax-collection agents.
4-4 — Warning of lien and potential foreclosure.
1-1 — Definitions — A to L.
1-2 — Definitions — M to R.
1-3 — Definitions — S to Z.
1-5 — Purpose of article.
2-1 — Director of Transportation.
2-2 — Rules and regulations.
2-3 — Records.
2-4 — Employees, consultants, etc.
2-5 — General powers and duties.
2-6 — Parking restrictions and 1-way streets.
2-6.1 — Temporary parking restrictions.
2-6.2 — Temporary street space for pedestrians and cyclists.
2-7 — Request to nol pros citation.
2-8 — Review of plans for buildings and facilities.
2-9 — Street signs.
2-11 — Inconsistent laws, etc.
3-1 — Defacing, etc., imitating, traffic devices.
3-2 — Noncompliance with traffic devices.
3-3 — Violating rules.
3-5 — Penalties.
6-1 — In general.
6-2 — Motorcycles and motor bikes.
6-3 — Obstructing free passage.
6-6 — Fire hydrants, lanes, houses.
6-7 — Limited-access highways.
6-8 — Entrances to parking lots or garages.
6-9 — Space reserved for disabled persons.
6-10 — Space reserved for small cars.
6-11 — Private property.
6-12 — Private driveways.
6-13 — Public buildings.
6-14 — Street cleaning routes.
6-15 — Snow emergency routes.
6-16 — Passenger and freight loading zones.
6-17 — Valet parking zones.
6-17.1 — Mobile vending zones.
6-18 — Stopping, etc., for unlawful dumping.
6-19 — Stopping, etc., without solid waste license displayed.
6-21 — Continually depriving occupant of parking spot.
6-22 — Continuously parking in 1 spot.
6-26 — Commercial vehicles.
6-28 — Vendor trucks.
6-29 — Camping trailers, mobile homes, motor homes, and travel trailers.
6-31 — District established; boundaries.
6-32 — Advertising vehicles.
6-33 — Vehicles in narrow streets, alleys.
6-36 — Stopping prohibited.
6-37 — Areas where applicable.
6-38 — Warning notices.
6-39 — Penalties.
7-1 — Authorizations.
7-2 — Contracts.
7-3 — Types of metered parking.
7-4 — Methods of installation.
7-5 — Metered parking operations.
7-6 — Display of hours, payment methods, and rates.
7-8 — Setting rates and payment methods.
7-9 — Rearrangements.
7-10 — Maintenance.
7-11 — Notice to Councilmember.
7-16 — Lawful parking.
7-17 — Maximum time for parking.
7-18 — Method of parking.
7-19 — Temporary stops by commercial vehicles.
7-20 — Slugs or meter tampering prohibited.
7-21 — Unlawful parking.
7-22 — Exception for holidays.
7-26 — In general.
8-1 — Sundays and holidays.
8-3 — Funeral directors.
8-4 — Plate glass deliveries.
8-5 — Banks.
9-1 — Criteria for obtaining.
9-2 — Procedure.
9-3 — Use, renewal, and termination.
9-4 — Forms, rules, and regulations; fees.
9-11 — “Disabled person” defined.
9-12 — Criteria and procedure for obtaining.
9-13 — Assignment of space; restrictions.
9-14 — Annual permit.
9-15 — Forms, rules, and regulations; fees.
9-21 — Contracts required.
10-11 — Participating areas.
10-12 — Qualification requirements.
10-13 — Petition.
10-14 — Parking study.
10-15 — Criteria for further consideration.
10-16 — Parking Management Plan – Development.
10-17 — Parking Management Plan – Review.
10-18 — Parking Management Plan – Adoption.
10-19 — Parking Management Plan – Amendment.
10-20 — Plan amendment costs.
10-6 — Program established.
10-7 — Parking Authority to administer.
10-8 — Rules and regulations.
10-9 — Advisory Board.
10-1 — Definitions.
10-2 — Findings and declarations.
10-22 — Eligibility for permit.
10-23 — Applications.
10-24 — Fees.
10-25 — Permit not assignable.
10-48 — Suspension or revocation of permit.
10-49 — Immobilizing vehicle.
10-51 — Prohibited conduct – Enforcement by citation.
10-52 — Prohibited conduct – Criminal penalties.
10-40 — Falsifying or concealing information.
10-41 — Fraudulently obtaining, etc., permit.
10-42 — Counterfeiting or altering permit.
10-43 — Using invalid permit.
10-44 — Misusing visitor or special permit.
10-45 — Landlord abuse.
10-46 — Aiding another in violation.
10-33 — Pimlico Race Track Area.
10-34 — Little Italy Area.
10-35 — Fells Point Area.
10-36 — Cross Street Area.
10-37 — Camden Yards Stadium Complex Area.
10-38 — Guilford Area.
10-39 — Brunt Street Area.
10-28 — Maximum parking durations.
10-29 — Hours when restrictions apply.
11-1 — Pratt bookmobiles.
12-1 — Commission; members.
12-2 — Terms; chair; compensation.
12-3 — Director; staff.
12-4 — Meetings, records, and regulations.
12-5 — Powers generally.
12-6 — Property acquisition.
12-7 — Additional powers.
13-1 — Definitions.
13-2 — Construction.
13-3 — Authority established; purposes.
13-4 — General powers.
13-5 — Management of City operations.
13-6 — Limitations.
13-7 — Board of Directors — In general.
13-8 — Board of Directors — Officers; staff; delegation.
13-9 — Board of Directors — Quorum; open meetings; public records.
13-10 — Executive Director.
13-11 — Financial plan; annual report.
13-12 — Deposit of funds; audits and examinations; financial statement.
13-13 — Tax exemption.
13-14 — Borrowing.
13-15 — Compliance with other City laws and regulations.
14-16 — Permit required.
14-17 — Qualifications.
14-18 — Applications.
14-19 — Valet parking plan.
14-20 — Public notice; objections; hearing.
14-21 — Review and considerations.
14-22 — Special conditions.
14-23 — Establishment of zone; issuance of permit.
14-24 — Posting of zone.
14-25 — Term and renewal.
14-26 — Permit fees.
14-27 — Permit not transferable or shareable.
14-7 — License required.
14-8 — Qualifications.
14-9 — Applications.
14-10 — Issuance.
14-11 — Term and renewal.
14-12 — License fees.
14-13 — License not transferable.
14-14 — List of licensees.
14-1 — Definitions.
14-3 — Rules and regulations.
14-5 — Exemptions for certain temporary operations.
14-31 — Licensed operator required.
14-32 — Locations and hours.
14-33 — Valet parking zones.
14-34 — Attendants.
14-35 — Transporting and parking vehicles.
14-36 — Signage.
14-37 — Permit and operator’s license inspection.
14-48 — In general.
14-49 — Each day a separate offense.
14-41 — Denials, suspensions, or revocations – Operator’s license.
14-42 — Denials, suspensions, or revocations – Host’s parking zone permit.
14-43 — Cause for suspension or revocation – Enforcement by citation.
14-46 — Administrative appeals.
14-47 — Judicial and appellate review.
15-6 — DOT to administer.
15-7 — Rules and regulations.
15-8 — Designating routes, schedules.
15-9 — Exclusion of motor vehicles.
15-10 — Regular processes to apply.
15-3 — Program established.
15-4 — Purpose of program.
15-1 — Definitions.
15-11 — Board established.
15-12 — Composition.
15-13 — Terms; Compensation; Vacancies.
15-14 — Officers; Committees.
15-15 — Meetings; Quorum.
15-17 — Budget.
15-18 — Powers and duties.
15-22 — Annual reports.
16-1 — Slowly moving vehicles.
16-2 — Snow tires on public passenger vehicles.
16-3 — Obstructions by certain public passenger vehicles for want of chains or snow tires.
16-4 — Obstructing railroad tracks.
16-5 — Repairing vehicles on streets.
16-11 — Vehicles entering intersection or crosswalk.
16-12 — Vehicles on sidewalk.
16-13 — Vehicles on sidewalk, crosswalk, or intersection.
16-14 — Vehicles or horses on sidewalk.
16-21 — School crossing guards.
16-22 — School roadways.
16-24 — School vehicle violations of camera monitoring systems.
16-26 — Helmets required.
16-27 — Safety goggles required.
16-28 — Must be able to achieve top legal speed.
16-29 — Penalties.
16-31 — Crossing procession prohibited.
16-36 — Pedestrian right-of-way.
16-37 — Emergency vehicles right-of-way.
16-38 — Crosswalks.
16-39 — “Walk/Don’t Walk” signals.
16-40 — Controlled access highways.
16-41 — Solicitation on highways.
16-42 — Control of traffic by officers.
16-43 — Exercise of due care.
16-44 — Pedestrian traffic safety.
16-46 — Maximum outside width.
16-47 — Maintenance of private stops.
16-51 — Prohibited on certain streets.
16-56 — Passengers discharged at curb.
16-57 — Cab stands – Standing by others prohibited.
16-58 — Cab stands – Nondiscriminatory use by taxicabs.
16-61 — General prohibitions.
16-62 — Speed.
16-63 — Horse racing.
17-1 — Definitions.
17-2 — Findings; purpose.
17-3 — Exceptions.
17-4 — Boundaries of District.
17-5 — Prohibited conduct.
17-6 — Posting.
17-7 — Penalties.
18-1 — “Bicycle” defined.
18-2 — Removing, etc., identification number.
18-3 — Rules and regulations.
18-4 — Impounding bicycles.
18-5 — Night riding.
18-7 — 2 riders prohibited.
18-8 — Riding on sidewalk.
18-10 — Penalties.
19-1 — Administration of subtitle.
19-2 — Safety devices required.
19-3 — Implementation.
19-4 — Administrative review.
19-5 — Judicial review.
19-6 — Review of prior order.
19-7 — Enforcement.
19-8 — Penalties.
20-1 — Definitions.
20-2 — Rules and regulations.
20-3 — Designation of bike lanes.
20-4 — Markings.
20-5 — Parking restrictions.
20-8 — “Bike-safe” grates required.
21-1 — Required signs.
21-2 — Repealed by Ord. 01-231.
21-4 — Scope of subtitle.
21-6 — Penalties.
22-1 — Definitions.
22-2 — Declaration of policy.
22-3 — Rules and regulations.
22-6 — License required.
22-7 — Qualifications of applicants.
22-8 — Surety bond.
22-9 — Schedule of charges.
22-11 — Owner’s, operator’s right to choose.
22-12 — Police assignments.
22-14 — Tow vehicle identification.
22-15 — Estimates and repairs.
22-16 — Delivery of vehicle.
22-21 — Solicitations prohibited.
22-22 — Bail services prohibited.
22-23 — Gratuities, etc., to City employees prohibited.
22-24 — Police radios prohibited.
22-31 — Denial, suspension, etc., of licenses.
22-32 — Enforcement by citation.
22-33 — Penalties.
23-1 — Definitions.
23-2 — Rules and regulations.
23-3 — Designation of lanes and stops.
23-4 — Markings.
23-5 — Parking restrictions.
26-1 — Unauthorized riding.
26-2 — Unauthorized driving.
26-3 — Failure to affix registration plates.
26-4 — Minors as parking attendants.
27-1 — Always required.
28-1 — Police Commissioner may adopt.
31-1 — Definitions.
31-2 — Liability of lessors and other registered owners.
31-6 — Vehicles obstructing traffic.
31-7 — Vehicles illegally parked, etc.
31-8 — Abandoned vehicles.
31-9 — Vehicles in accidents.
31-10 — Recovery of stolen, etc., vehicles.
31-11 — Maximum charges.
31-12 — Unidentifiable vehicles.
31-21 — Impounding or immobilization authorized.
31-22 — Impoundment – Right to hearing.
31-23 — Impoundment – Notices; Time for requesting hearing.
31-24 — Impoundment – Hearing.
31-25 — Immobilization – Notice on vehicle.
31-26 — Immobilization – Release on payment of booting fee, etc.
31-27 — Immobilization – Right to hearing.
31-28 — Immobilization – Notices.
31-29 — Immobilization – Hearing.
31-30 — Immobilization – Subsequent acquittal on citations.
31-31 — Immobilization – Tampering prohibited.
31-41 — Auto pound.
31-42 — Employment of tow trucks.
31-43 — Notice and hearing – In general.
31-44 — Notice and hearing – Exception.
31-45 — Inability to find owner or secured party.
31-46 — Reclaim by owner.
31-47 — Storage charges.
31-48 — Subsequent acquittal on traffic charge.
31-49 — Claim for missing property.
31-50 — Unclaimed vehicle.
31-56 — In general.
31-57 — Auction sales – In general.
31-58 — Auction sales – Dirt bikes, unregistered motorcycles, etc.
31-59 — Disposition of funds.
31-60 — Purchaser to obtain new title.
31-66 — Vehicles reported stolen.
31-67 — Impound for police investigation.
31-68 — No violations under subtitle.
31-71 — “A” streets and areas.
31-72 — “B” streets and areas.
31-73 — “C” streets and areas.
31-74 — “D” streets and areas.
31-75 — “E” streets and areas.
31-76 — “F” streets and areas.
31-77 — “G” streets and areas.
31-78 — “H” streets and areas.
31-79 — “I” streets and areas.
31-81 — “K” streets and areas.
31-82 — “L” streets and areas.
31-83 — “M” streets and areas.
31-84 — “N” streets and areas.
31-85 — “O” streets and areas.
31-86 — “P” streets and areas.
31-88 — “R” streets and areas.
31-89 — “S” streets and areas.
31-90 — “T” streets and areas.
31-93 — “W” streets and areas.
31-101 — Mid-block pedestrian crossings.
31-102 — Fire houses; emergency vehicle parking area.
31-103 — Carpool parking.
31-104 — Fire lanes.
31-105 — Spaces reserved for disabled and helpers.
31-106 — Driveways, service drives, private ways.
31-107 — Car-sharing spaces.
31-108 — Passenger, freight, valet parking, and mobile vending zones.
31-109 — Bus lanes and bus stops.
31-110 — Bike lanes.
33-1 — Definitions.
33-2 — Systems authorized.
33-3 — Governing standards, etc.
33-4 — Enforcement.
33-5 — Rules and regulations.
34-1 — Definitions.
34-2 — Use of system authorized.
34-3 — Governing standards, etc.
34-4 — Enforcement.
34-5 — Fine proceeds.
34-6 — Rules and regulations.
36-1 — In general.
36-2 — $500 fines.
36-3 — $300 fines.
36-4 — $250 fines.
36-4.1 — $125 fines.
36-5 — $100 fines.
36-6 — $75 fines.
36-7 — $50 fines.
36-8 — $30 fines.
36-9 — Residential Permit Parking violations – Progressive fines.
36-21 — Collection of fines.
36-22 — Imposition of penalties.
36-23 — Amnesties.
36-24 — Powers of Director of Finance.
37-1 — General fine.
38-1 — Definitions.
38-3 — Rules and regulations.
38-6 — Program established.
38-7 — Scope.
38-8 — Permit required.
38-9 — Permit applications.
38-10 — Term and renewal.
38-11 — Permit not transferable or shareable.
38-12 — Data sharing requirements.
38-13 — Permit revocation.
38-14 — Appeals.
38-15 — Data breaches.
38-18 — Unlawful operations of e-bike or e-scooter.
38-19 — Unlawful parking of dockless vehicle.
38-20 — User education.
38-21 — Prohibited advertising.
38-22 — Provider operational responsibilities.
38-23 — Performance bond.
38-24 — Seizure.
38-27 — Enforcement by citation.
Table 7-202 — Open-Space Districts – Permitted and Conditional Uses
Table 7-203 — Open-Space Districts – Bulk and Yard Regulations
Table 8-301 — Detached and Semi-Detached Residential Districts – Permitted and Conditional Uses
Table 8-401 — Detached and Semi-Detached Residential Districts – Bulk and Yard Regulations
Table 9-301 — Rowhouse and Multi-Family Residential Districts – Permitted and Conditional Uses
Table 9-401 — Rowhouse and Multi-Family Residential Districts – Bulk and Yard Regulations
Table 10-301 — Commercial Districts – Permitted and Conditional Uses
Table 10-401 (Commercial Districts (C-1 to C-4) – Bulk and Yard Regulations) — Commercial Districts (C-1 to C-4) – Bulk and Yard Regulations
Table 10-401 (Commercial Districts (C-5) – Bulk and Yard Regulations) — Commercial Districts (C-5) – Bulk and Yard Regulations
Table 11-301 — Industrial Districts – Permitted and Conditional Uses
Table 11-401 — Industrial Districts – Bulk and Yard Regulations
Table 12-301 — Office-Residential Districts – Permitted and Conditional Uses
Table 12-302 — Office-Residential Districts – Bulk and Yard Regulations
Table 12-402 — Transit-Oriented Development Districts – Permitted and Conditional Uses
Table 12-403 — Transit-Oriented Development Districts – Bulk and Yard Regulations
Table 12-501 — Educational Campus Districts – Permitted and Conditional Uses
Table 12-502 — Educational Campus Districts – Bulk and Yard Regulations
Table 12-601 — Hospital Campus Districts – Permitted and Conditional Uses
Table 12-602 — Hospital Campus Districts – Bulk and Yard Regulations
Table 12-1302 — Port Covington District – Permitted and Conditional Uses
Table 12-1303 — Port Covington District – Bulk and Yard Regulations
Table 12-1403 — Harford Road Overlay District – Office, Commercial, and Industrial Districts – Permitted and Conditional Uses
Table 12-903(1) — Canton Waterfront Area
Table 12-903(2) — Fells Point Waterfront Area
Table 12-903(3) — Key Highway Waterfront Area
Table 12-903(4) — Middle Branch Waterfront
Table 15-405 — Mount Vernon Neighborhood Height Map
Table 15-601 — Permitted Encroachments into Required Yards
Table 16-204 — Off-Street Parking Maximums
Table 16-402 — Off-Street Parking Dimensions
Table 16-501 — Collective Parking Calculation
Table 16-701 — Bicycle Parking Dimensions
Table 16-705 — Required Bicycle Spaces
Table 16-902 — Off-Street Loading Requirements
Table 17-201 — Sign Regulations
Table 17-306 — Maximum Cumulative Area of Signs
1-101 — In general.
1-201 — In general.
1-202 — Code not a permit.
1-203 — Conflicting provisions.
1-204 — References to “this Code”.
1-205 — Use symbology.
1-206 — Undefined terms.
1-207 — “Used” or “Occupied”.
1-208 — Uses – generic, specific, and prohibited.
1-209 — Uses prohibited citywide.
1-210 — Use and Site Development Standards.
1-301 — In general.
1-302 — “Abut” to “Awning”.
1-303 — “Bail bond establishment” to “Child day-care home”.
1-304 — “Chimney” to “Day-care center: Child”.
1-305 — “Day-care home: Adult” to “Electric substation: Outdoor”.
1-306 — “Encroachment” to “Golf course”.
1-307 — “Government facility” to “Industrial boat repair”.
1-308 — “Industrial: General” to “Lot: Interior”.
1-309 — “Lot line” to “Motel”.
1-310 — “Motor vehicle” to “Owner”.
1-311 — “Parapet” to “Processed metal”.
1-312 — “Property line” to “Roof deck”.
1-313 — “Roofline” to “Substantial construction”.
1-314 — “Tavern” to “Wholesale Goods”.
1-315 — “Yard” to “Zoo”.
2-101 — Purpose of Code.
2-201 — Application of Code.
2-202 — Exempt utility and governmental uses.
2-203 — Transition rules.
2-301 — Short Title.
3-101 — Purpose.
3-201 — Zoning Administrator.
3-202 — Board of Municipal and Zoning Appeals.
3-203 — Planning Commission.
3-204 — Director of Planning.
3-205 — Commissioner of Housing and Community Development.
4-101 — Purpose.
4-201 — Purpose.
4-202 — Site Plan Review Manual.
4-203 — Applicability.
4-204 — Approval prerequisite to permit.
4-205 — Submittal requirements.
4-206 — Procedures.
4-207 — Review standards.
4-208 — Administrative appeals.
4-301 — Purpose.
4-302 — Applicability.
4-303 — Approval prerequisite to permit.
4-304 — Submittal requirements.
4-305 — Review standards.
4-306 — Administrative appeals.
4-401 — Purpose.
4-402 — Design Manual.
4-403 — Goals.
4-404 — Objectives.
4-405 — Applicability.
4-406 — Approval prerequisite to permit.
4-407 — Submittal requirements.
4-408 — Procedures.
4-409 — Administrative exceptions.
4-410 — Administrative appeals.
4-501 — Purpose.
4-502 — Landscape Manual.
4-503 — Goals.
4-504 — Objectives – Environmental.
4-505 — Objectives – Character and sense of place.
4-506 — Objectives – Economic.
4-507 — Objectives – Landscape installation and maintenance.
4-508 — Review process.
4-509 — Applicability.
4-510 — Approval prerequisite to permit.
4-511 — Submittal requirements.
4-512 — Procedures.
4-513 — Review standards.
4-514 — Administrative appeals.
5-101 — Purpose.
5-201 — Introduction of proposed authorization.
5-202 — Completeness review.
5-203 — Required fees.
5-204 — Withdrawal of application.
5-205 — Reapplication waiting period.
5-301 — Purpose.
5-302 — Minor and major variances distinguished.
5-303 — Review of applications.
5-304 — Minor variances.
5-305 — Major variances.
5-306 — Qualifications.
5-307 — Variance less than requested.
5-308 — Approval standards.
5-309 — Time limit for utilization of variance; Extensions.
5-310 — Code compliance denial.
5-401 — Purpose.
5-403 — Referrals.
5-404 — Actions taken.
5-405 — Conditions.
5-406 — Approval standards.
5-407 — Time limit for utilization of conditional use; Extensions.
5-408 — Discontinued conditional use or conditional sign.
5-409 — Revocations, etc., of conditional use.
5-410 — Code compliance denial.
5-501 — “Legislative authorization” defined.
5-502 — Scope of subtitle.
5-503 — Introductory statement of intent.
5-504 — Referrals.
5-506 — Procedures on referral.
5-507 — Action by City Council.
5-508 — Approval standards.
5-601 — Map or text amendments; PUDs.
5-602 — Major variances; Conditional uses.
5-603 — Minor variances.
5-604 — Planning Commission consideration of site-specific projects.
5-606 — Responsibility for notices.
5-607 — Electronic notice.
5-701 — Purpose.
5-702 — Nature of permit.
5-703 — Authorization and issuance.
5-704 — When required.
5-705 — Procedure.
5-801 — Purpose.
5-802 — Who may request.
5-803 — Procedure.
5-804 — Non-binding status of consultations.
5-901 — Purpose.
5-902 — Procedure.
5-903 — City immune from liability.
6-101 — Purpose.
6-201 — Establishment of districts.
6-202 — Open-Space and Environmental Districts.
6-203 — Detached and Semi-Detached Residential Districts.
6-204 — Rowhouse and Multi-Family Residential Districts.
6-205 — Commercial Districts.
6-206 — Industrial Districts.
6-207 — Special Purpose Districts.
6-301 — Maps and profiles part of Code.
6-302 — Letter or letter-number designations.
6-303 — Boundary line determination.
6-304 — Property divided by zoning district line.
7-101 — Purpose.
7-201 — Purpose of Open-Space Districts.
7-202 — Use regulations.
7-203 — Bulk and yard regulations.
7-204 — Other applicable standards.
7-301 — Definitions.
7-302 — Purpose of Floodplain Overlay District.
7-303 — Overlay subdistricts.
7-304 — Use regulations.
7-305 — Bulk and yard regulations.
7-306 — Variances and conditional uses.
7-308 — Municipal and personal liability.
7-309 — Other applicable laws.
7-401 — Purpose of Critical Area Overlay District.
7-402 — Definitions.
7-403 — Designation of Critical Area.
7-404 — Development areas.
7-405 — CAMP Map.
7-406 — Prohibited uses.
7-407 — Resource Conservation Areas.
7-408 — Intensely Developed Areas – Waterfront Revitalization; Shoreline Conservation.
7-409 — Intensely Developed Areas – Waterfront Industrial.
7-410 — Intensely Developed Areas – Water-dependent facilities within Buffer.
7-411 — Public utility and government services.
7-412 — Abandoned uses.
7-413 — Bulk and yard regulations.
7-414 — Variances and conditional uses.
7-415 — Civil penalties.
8-101 — Purpose.
8-201 — Common standards.
8-202 — R-1A Detached Residential District.
8-203 — R-1B Detached Residential District.
8-204 — R-1C Detached Residential District.
8-205 — R-1D Detached Residential District.
8-206 — R-1E Detached Residential District.
8-207 — R-1 Detached Residential District.
8-208 — R-2 Detached and Semi-Detached Residential District.
8-209 — R-3 Detached Residential District.
8-210 — R-4 Detached and Semi-Detached Residential District.
8-301 — As listed in Table 8-301.
8-401 — In general.
8-402 — Measurement methodologies; Exceptions, etc.
8-601 — In general.
8-602 — Accessory structures and uses.
8-603 — Site development.
8-604 — Off-street parking and loading.
8-605 — Design standards.
8-606 — Landscaping and screening.
8-607 — Signs.
8-608 — Temporary uses.
9-101 — Purpose.
9-201 — R-5 Transitional Residential District.
9-202 — R-6 Garden Rowhouse Residential District.
9-203 — R-7 Mixed Residential District.
9-204 — R-8 Rowhouse Residential District.
9-205 — R-9 Multi-Family Residential District.
9-206 — R-10 High-Density Residential District.
9-301 — As listed in Table 9-301.
9-401 — In general.
9-402 — Measurement methodologies; Exceptions, etc.
9-403 — Setback reduction for courtyard design.
9-701 — Where allowed.
9-702 — Design review.
9-703 — Conversion standards.
9-801 — In general.
9-802 — Accessory structures and uses.
9-803 — Site development.
9-804 — Off-street parking and loading.
9-805 — Design standards.
9-806 — Landscaping and screening.
9-807 — Signs.
9-808 — Temporary uses.
10-101 — Purpose.
10-201 — C-1 Neighborhood Business District.
10-202 — C-1-E Neighborhood Business and Entertainment District.
10-203 — C-1-VC Neighborhood Business District (Village Center).
10-204 — C-2 Community Commercial District.
10-205 — C-3 General Commercial District.
10-206 — C-4 Heavy Commercial District.
10-207 — C-5 Downtown District.
10-301 — As listed in Table 10-301.
10-401 — In general.
10-402 — Measurement methodologies; Exceptions, etc.
10-501 — Harbor promenade.
10-502 — Open-space plazas.
10-503 — Parking and access.
10-504 — View protection.
10-601 — In general.
10-602 — Accessory structures and uses.
10-603 — Site development.
10-604 — Off-street parking and loading.
10-605 — Design standards.
10-606 — Landscaping and screening.
10-607 — Signs.
10-608 — Temporary uses.
10-609 — Residential conversions.
11-101 — Purpose.
11-201 — OIC Office-Industrial Campus District.
11-202 — BSC Bio-Science Campus District.
11-203 — IMU Industrial Mixed-Use Districts.
11-204 — I-1 Light Industrial District.
11-205 — I-2 General Industrial District.
11-206 — MI Maritime Industrial District.
11-301 — As listed in Table 11-301.
11-401 — In general.
11-402 — Measurement methodologies; Exceptions, etc.
11-601 — In general.
11-602 — Accessory structures and uses.
11-603 — Site development.
11-604 — Off-street parking and loading.
11-605 — Design standards.
11-606 — Landscaping and screening.
11-607 — Signs.
11-608 — Temporary uses.
12-101 — In general.
12-102 — Purpose of overlay districts.
12-201 — OR Office-Residential Districts.
12-202 — TOD Transit-Oriented Development Districts.
12-203 — EC Educational Campus Districts.
12-204 — H Hospital Campus Districts.
12-205 — T Transportation Districts.
12-207 — W Waterfront Overlay Districts.
12-208 — R-MU Rowhouse Mixed-Use Overlay Districts.
12-209 — D-MU Detached Dwelling Mixed-Use Overlay Districts.
12-210 — AU Adult Use Overlay Districts.
12-211 — PC Port Covington Zoning District.
12-212 — Harford Road Overlay District.
12-301 — Use regulations.
12-302 — Bulk and yard regulations.
12-303 — Other applicable standards.
12-401 — Establishment of TOD Districts.
12-402 — Use regulations.
12-403 — Bulk and yard regulations.
12-405 — Parking requirements.
12-406 — Other applicable standards.
12-501 — Use Regulations.
12-502 — Bulk and Yard Regulations.
12-503 — Educational Campus Master Plan.
12-504 — Other applicable standards.
12-505 — Minimum size of district.
12-601 — Use regulations.
12-602 — Bulk and yard regulations.
12-603 — Hospital General Development Plan.
12-604 — Other applicable standards.
12-605 — Minimum size of district.
12-701 — Use regulations.
12-901 — Applicability.
12-902 — Design review required.
12-903 — Maximum building heights.
12-904 — Protection of public right-of-way view corridors.
12-905 — Building requirements.
12-906 — Waterfront public access promenade, open space, and required easements.
12-1001 — Applicability.
12-1002 — Minimum size of district.
12-1003 — Use regulations.
12-1004 — Bulk and yard regulations.
12-1005 — Design and performance standards.
12-1101 — Applicability.
12-1102 — Minimum size of district.
12-1103 — Use regulations.
12-1104 — Bulk and yard regulations.
12-1105 — Design and performance standards.
12-1201 — Applicability
12-1202 — Use regulations.
12-1203 — Bulk and yard regulations.
12-1204 — Establishment of adult use.
12-1301 — Subdistricts.
12-1302 — Use regulations.
12-1303 — Bulk and yard regulations.
12-1304 — Other applicable standards.
12-1401 — Establishment.
12-1402 — Boundaries.
12-1403 — Use regulations.
12-1404 — Bulk and yard regulations.
12-1405 — Other applicable standards.
13-101 — Purpose.
13-102 — Transition rules.
13-201 — Authorization.
13-202 — General requirements.
13-203 — Approval standards.
13-204 — Exceptions from district regulations.
13-205 — Repeal of PUDs.
13-301 — In general.
13-302 — Preliminary consultation.
13-303 — Concept plan.
13-304 — PUD master plan.
13-305 — Final development plan.
13-401 — Engineering corrections.
13-402 — Minor changes.
13-403 — Major changes.
13-501 — Ordinance and development plan as binding agreement.
13-502 — Expiration on failure to proceed timely.
13-503 — Noncompliance.
14-101 — Purpose.
14-201 — Use of land and structure.
14-202 — Additional standards.
14-301 — Adult uses.
14-301.1 — After-hours establishments.
14-302 — Banquet halls.
14-303 — Boat manufacturing, repair, and sales.
14-304 — Car washes.
14-305 — Commercial composting facilities.
14-306 — Community-based alternative energy systems.
14-307 — Community-managed open-space gardens and farms.
14-308 — Cultural facilities.
14-309 — Day-care centers: Adult or child.
14-310 — Day-care homes: Adult or child.
14-311 — Drive-through facilities.
14-312 — Entertainment and recreation facilities: Indoor or outdoor.
14-312.1 — Farmers’ markets.
14-313 — Fraternity or sorority houses.
14-314 — Fuel stations.
14-315 — General industrial (in MI District).
14-316 — Junk or scrap storage and yards.
14-317 — Kennels and animal clinics.
14-318 — Landfill: Industrial.
14-319 — Live entertainment or dancing.
14-320 — Lodges and social clubs.
14-321 — Lounges.
14-323 — Marinas; Industrial boat repair facilities.
14-324 — Materials recovery facilities.
14-325 — Motor vehicle or recreational vehicle dealerships or rental establishments.
14-326 — Motor vehicle service and repair: Major or minor.
14-327 — Multi-family dwellings – Accessory non-residential uses.
14-328 — Neighborhood commercial establishments.
14-329 — Outdoor dining and rooftop dining.
14-330 — Outdoor storage yards and contractor storage yards.
14-331 — Parking garages and parking lots.
14-332 — Places of worship.
14-333 — Recyclable materials recovery facilities.
14-333.1 — Research and development facilities.
14-334 — Residential-care facilities.
14-335 — Resource recovery facilities.
14-335.1 — Retail: Big box establishments.
14-335.2 — Retail: Small Box Establisment.
14-336 — Retail goods establishments – With alcoholic beverage sales.
14-337 — Smoke shops.
14-338 — Taverns.
14-339 — Telecommunications facilities.
14-340 — Urban agriculture.
14-341 — Utilities and electric substations.
14-401 — Permits.
14-402 — General provisions.
14-406 — Permitted temporary uses – Carnivals or circuses.
14-407 — Permitted temporary uses – Seasonal or holiday sales lots.
14-409 — Permitted temporary uses – House, apartment, garage, and yard sales.
14-410 — Permitted temporary uses – Shows and sales.
14-411 — Permitted temporary uses – Sidewalk sales.
14-412 — Permitted temporary uses – Outdoor entertainment.
14-413 — Permitted temporary uses – Batching plants.
14-414 — Permitted temporary uses – Contractor trailers; Real estate model units.
14-415 — Permitted temporary uses – Self-storage containers.
14-416 — Permitted temporary uses – Tents.
15-101 — Purpose.
15-201 — Compliance required.
15-202 — Continued conformity with yard, etc., requirements.
15-203 — Number of structures on a lot.
15-301 — Measurement of building height.
15-302 — Measurement of density.
15-303 — Measurement of floor area ratio.
15-304 — Measurement of lot coverage.
15-305 — Measurement of distance between properties.
15-401 — Street, public transit, and open-space dedications.
15-402 — Inclusionary housing adjustment.
15-403 — Rear yard reduction.
15-404 — Building heights near Washington Monument.
15-405 — Limitations in Mount Vernon neighborhood.
15-501 — General regulations.
15-502 — Amateur (ham) radio equipment.
15-503 — Automobile charging station (electric and solar).
15-504 — Carriage house.
15-505 — Exterior lighting.
15-506 — Greenhouses and hoop-houses.
15-507 — Home occupation.
15-508 — Mechanical equipment.
15-509 — Outdoor sales and displays by retail goods establishments.
15-510 — Outdoor storage.
15-511 — Parking garages (residential).
15-512 — Porches.
15-513 — Public park accessory uses.
15-514 — Recycling collection stations.
15-515 — Refuse disposal containers and refuse storage areas.
15-516 — Satellite dish antennas.
15-517 — Alternative energy systems: Solar.
15-518 — Alternative energy systems: Wind.
15-601 — Permitted projections and obstructions into required yards.
15-701 — Purpose.
15-702 — Applicability of standards.
15-703 — Environmental performance standards.
16-101 — Purpose.
16-201 — Prohibited uses of off-street parking and loading spaces.
16-202 — Computation of bicycle parking and loading facilities.
16-203 — Accessible parking requirements.
16-204 — Parking maximums.
16-301 — Site plan review requirements.
16-302 — Time of completion.
16-401 — Location of off-street parking.
16-402 — Minimum dimensions of off-street parking spaces.
16-403 — Access.
16-404 — Driveways.
16-405 — Curb cuts.
16-406 — Drive-through facility stacking spaces.
16-407 — Surfacing.
16-408 — Pavement markings.
16-409 — Curbing and wheel stops.
16-410 — Lighting.
16-501 — Cross-access easements.
16-701 — Design standards for all bicycle parking.
16-702 — Location.
16-703 — Short-term bicycle parking standards.
16-704 — Long-term bicycle parking standards.
16-705 — Required number of bicycle spaces.
16-801 — Commercial vehicles on private property zoned for residential use.
16-802 — Parking or storing of recreational vehicles.
16-803 — Storage, etc., of abandoned, etc., vehicles.
16-901 — Design of off-street loading spaces.
16-902 — Required off-street loading spaces.
17-101 — Purpose.
17-102 — Definitions.
17-201 — Generally.
17-202 — Placement restrictions.
17-203 — Noncommercial speech allowed wherever commercial speech allowed.
17-204 — General design and construction.
17-205 — Sign and premises maintenance.
17-206 — Special rules.
17-301 — In general.
17-302 — Sign area – General.
17-303 — Sign area – Supports and uprights excluded.
17-304 — Sign area – Multi-faced signs.
17-305 — Sign area – Three-dimensional, etc., signs.
17-306 — Sign area – Maximum cumulative area of signs on lot.
17-307 — Sign height and width.
17-308 — Building and tenant frontage measurement methodology.
17-309 — Maximum area and maximum quantity.
17-401 — A-frame signs.
17-402 — Alcoholic beverage and cigarette advertising signs.
17-403 — Attention-getting devices.
17-404 — Awning or canopy signs and open-structural framework signs.
17-405 — Banner signs.
17-406 — Billboards.
17-407 — Electronic signs.
17-408 — Freestanding signs.
17-410 — Moving or flashing signs.
17-411 — Obscene signs.
17-412 — Painted/mural signs.
17-413 — Portable signs.
17-414 — Projecting signs.
17-415 — Roof signs.
17-416 — Wall signs.
17-417 — Window signs.
17-501 — Purpose.
17-502 — Applicability.
17-503 — Application process.
17-504 — Signage Plan.
17-505 — Signage Plan approval and amendment process.
17-506 — Designation signage plan approval – Planned unit developments.
18-101 — Purpose.
18-201 — Definitions.
18-202 — Authority to continue.
18-203 — Safety regulations.
18-204 — Nonconformity not established by casual, etc., uses.
18-205 — Nonconformity with off-street parking requirements.
18-206 — Determination of nonconformity.
18-207 — Expiration of approval.
18-301 — Continuation.
18-302 — Expansion of use or structure.
18-303 — Repairs and alterations.
18-304 — Restoration of damaged structures.
18-305 — Relocation.
18-306 — Change of use.
18-307 — Discontinuance or abandonment.
18-310 — Junk or scrap storage and yards; Vehicle dismantling facilities; Landfills.
18-401 — Application of subtitle.
18-402 — Continuation.
18-403 — Expansion of structure.
18-404 — Repairs and alterations.
18-405 — Restoration of damaged structures.
18-406 — Relocation.
18-411 — Exceptions – Administrative bulk adjustments.
18-412 — Exceptions – Multi-family structures.
18-413 — Structures in Hospital Campus District.
18-501 — In general.
18-502 — Alterations, replacements, relocations, etc.
18-503 — Restoration of damaged signs.
18-504 — Continuance of certain nonconforming billboards.
18-601 — Construction of single-family dwelling.
18-701 — Retail goods establishment – with alcoholic beverage sales.
18-702 — Smoke shops.
18-703 — Taverns.
19-101 — Prohibited conduct.
19-102 — Each day a separate offense.
19-211 — Remedies generally.
19-212 — Remedies not exclusive.
19-213 — Civil court proceedings.
19-214 — Enforcement by citation.
19-215 — Criminal penalties.
19-206 — Issuance.
19-207 — Service.
19-208 — Extension of time limit.
19-201 — “Person responsible” defined.
19-301 — Administrative appeals.
19-302 — Judicial review.
19-303 — Appellate review.
101 — General
102 — Applicability
103 — Code Compliance Agency
104 — Duties and Powers of Building Official
105 — Permits
106 — Floor and Roof Design Loads
107 — Construction Documents
108 — Temporary Structures and Uses
109 — Fees
110 — Inspections
111 — Occupancy Permit; Certificate of Completion
112 — Service Utilities
114 — Violations
115 — Stop-Work Order
116 — Unsafe Structures
117 — Emergency and Corrective Measures
118 — Liability for Expenses and Collection of Debts and Liens
120 — Condemnation Proceedings
121 — Vacant Building Receiver
123 — Notices
124 — Violation Reports
128 — Administrative and Judicial Review
intro — Introductory text
201 — General
202 — Definitions
301 to 309
310 — Residential Group R
311 — Storage Group S
312 — Utility, Miscellaneous Group U
401 to 402
403 — High-Rise Buildings
404 to 418
419 — Artificial decorative vegetation
420 to 428
432 — Circuses and Carnivals
433 — Chesapeake Bay Critical Area Development
501 — General
502 — Building Address
503 to 510
701 to 704
705 — Exterior Walls
706 — Fire Walls
707 to 722
801 — Scope
802 — General
803 to 808
901 — General
902 — Fire Pump and Riser Room Size
903 — Automatic Sprinkler Systems
904 to 914
915 — Carbon Monoxide Detection
916 to 918
1001 — Administration
1002 to 1005
1006 — Number of Exits and Exit Access Doorways
1007 to 1010
1011 — Stairways
1012 to 1014
1015 — Guards
1016 to 1019
1020 — Corridors.
1021 to 1031
intro — Introductory text
1201 — General
1202 — Ventilation
1203 to 1208
1209 — Toilet and Bathroom Requirements
1210 — Toilet and Bathroom Requirements {As in IBC}
1401 — General
1402 — Performance Requirements
1403 to 1409
1501 — General
1502 — Roof Drainage
1503
1504 — Performance Requirements
1505 to 1510
1511 — Rooftop Structures
1512
1601 to 1602
1603 — Construction Documents
1604 to 1606
1607 — Live Loads
1608 to 1611
1612 — Flood Loads {Not Adopted}
1613 to 1616
1801 to 1803
1804 — Excavation, Grading, and Fill
1805 — Dampproofing and Waterproofing
1806 to 1808
1809 — Shallow Foundations
1810 — Deep Foundations
2401 to 2405
2406 — Safety Glazing {As in IBC, subject to the following Note}
2407 to 2409
2601 to 2608
2609 — Light-Transmitting Plastic Roof Panels
2610 — Light-Transmitting Plastic Skylight Glazing
2611 to 2614
2701 — General
2702 — Emergency and Standby Power Systems
2703 — Permit and Certificate of Inspection
2704 — Inspections
2705 — Unsafe Existing Installations
2706 — Permits
2707 — Licensing Requirements
intro — Introductory text
2801 — General
2802 — Permits
2803 — Licensing Requirements
intro — Introductory text
2901 — General
2902 — Minimum Plumbing Facilities
2903 — Permits
2905 — Licensing Requirements
intro — Introductory text
3001 — General
3002 to 3008
intro — Introductory text
3101 to 3104
3105 — Awnings and Canopies
3106 — Marquees
3107 — Signs
3108 — Telecommunication and Broadcast Towers
3109 — Swimming Pools, Spas, and Hot Tubs
3110 — Automatic Vehicular Gates
3111 — Solar Energy Systems
3112 — Greenhouses
3113 — Relocatable Buildings
3115 — Intermodal Shipping Containers
3116 — Parking Lots, Driveways, and Other Paved Surfaces
3117 — Piers and Marinas
3118 — Fences
3119 — Radio and Television Antennas
3120 — Lightning Protection
3201 — General
3202 — Encroachments
3301 — General
3302 — Construction Safeguards
3303 — Demolition
3304 — Site Work
3305 — Sanitary
3306 — Protection of Pedestrians
3307 — Protection of Adjoining Property
3308 to 3313
3314 — Fire Watch During Construction
3318 — Rodenticide Procedure
3319 — Unsafe Walls
3320 — Operations Not to Cause Nuisance
intro — Introductory text
3601 — Scope
3602 — Accessible Entry
3603 — Accessible Interior
3604 — Waivers
3605 — Relationship to Other Laws
3801 — Definitions
3802 — Scope of Chapter
3803 — DoT Rules and Regulations
3804 — Traffic-Impact Study
3805 — Traffic-Mitigation Zones
3806 — Traffic-Mitigation Fee
3807 — Use of Fees
3808 — Enforcement
C101 — General
C102 to C104
D101 — Fire District
D102 — General requirements
D103 — Types IIIB, VA, and VB construction not permitted
H101 to H102
H103 — Location
H104 to H111
H112 — Projecting Signs
H113 to H115
J101 — General
J102 to J111
100.1 — In general
100.2 — Supplemental Definitions
intro — Introductory text
110.1 to 110.25
110.26 — Spaces About Electrical Equipment. {Introductory paragraph as in NEC}
110.27 to 110.33
110.34 — Work Space and Guarding
110.36 to 110.79
210.1 to 210.4
210.5 — Identification for Branch Circuits.
210.6 to 210.10
210.11 — Branch Circuits Required. {Introductory paragraph as in NEC}
210.12 to 210.22
210.23 — Permissible Loads, Multiple-Outlet Branch Circuits. {Introductory paragraph as in NEC}
210.24 to 210.70
225.1 to 225.27
225.30 — Number of Supplies. {Introductory paragraph as in NEC}
225.31 to 225.61
230.1 — Scope.
230.2 — Number of Services. {Introductory paragraph as in NEC}
230.3 to 230.23
230.24 — Clearances. {Introductory paragraph as in NEC}
230.26 to 230.33
230.40 — Number of Service-Entrance Conductor Sets. Each service drop or lateral may supply only 1 set of service-entrance conductors.
230.41 to 230.84
230.85 — {As in NEC}
230.86 to 230.212
250.1 to 250.50
250.52 — Grounding Electrodes.
250.53 to 250.66
250.68 — Grounding Electrode Conductor and Bonding Jumper Connection to Grounding Electrodes. {Introductory paragraph as in NEC}
250.70 to 250.109
334.1 to 334.24
334.30 — Securing and Supporting. Nonmetallic-sheathed cable must be supported and secured by insulated (or, in a single-family dwelling, even by non-insulated) staples, cable ties, straps, hangers, or similar fittings, designed and installed so as not to damage the cable, at intervals not exceeding 4½ feet (1.4m) and within 12 inches (300 mm) of every outlet box, junction box, cabinet, or fitting. Flat cables may not be stapled on edge. Sections of cable protected from physical damage by a raceway need not be secured within the raceway.
334.40 to 334.116
386.1 to 386.60
386.61 — Equipment Grounding Conductor.
386.70 to 386.120
422.1 to 422.46
422.47 — Water Heater Controls. {Introductory paragraph as in NEC}
422.48 to 422.62
525.1 to 525.20
525.21 — Rides, Tents, and Concessions.
525.22 — Portable Distribution or Termination Boxes. Portable distribution or termination boxes must comply with all of the requirements of this § 525.22.
525.23 to 525.32
600.1 to 600.5
600.6 — Disconnects. {Introductory paragraph as in NEC}
600.7 to 600.42
695.1 to 695.2
695.3 — Power Source(s) for Electric Motor-Driven Fire Pumps. {Introductory paragraph as in NEC}
695.4 to 695.5
695.6 — Power Wiring. {Introductory paragraph as in NEC}
695.7 to 695.10
695.12 — Equipment Location.
695.14 — Control Wiring.
695.15 — Surge Protection.
700.1 to 700.10
700.12 — General Requirements. {Introductory Paragraphs as in NEC}
700.15 to 700.32
701.1 to 701.10
701.12 — General Requirements. {Introductory paragraphs as in NEC}
701.30 to 701.32
702.1 to 702.12
702.13 — Portable Gasoline-Powered Generators. Where public utility service is available, a portable gasoline-powered generator may not be used in place of normal power source.
90.1 to 90.4
90.5 — Mandatory Rules, Permissive Rules, and Explanatory Material.
90.6 to 90.9
3-101 — City adoption
3-102 — City modifications.
2-101 — City adoption
2-102 — Maryland Building Performance Standards.
2-103 — City modifications.
Appendix F — Rodentproofing
Appendix I — Patio Covers
1-101 — State action
1-102 — City adoption
101 — General
102 — Applicability
103 — Department of Inspection
104 — Duties and Powers of Code Official
105 — Approval
106 — Permits
107 — Construction Documents
108 — Notice of Approval
109 — Fees {As in IFGC}
110 — Service Utilities
111 — Temporary Equipment, Systems, and Uses
112 — Inspections and Testing
113 — Administrative and Judicial Review
115 — Violations
116 — Stop Work Order
201 — General
202 — General Definitions
301 — General
302 to 306
307 — Condensate Disposal
308 to 310
401 to 404
405 — Piping Bends and Changes in Direction
406 to 416
601 to 620
621 — Unvented Room Heaters
622 to 635
4-101 — City adoption
4-102 — City modifications.
101 — Scope and General Requirements
102 — Alternative Materials, Methods, and Insulating Systems
103 — Construction Documents
104 — Permits and fees
105 — Inspections
106 — Notice of Approval
107 — Validity
108 — Referenced Standards
112 — Violations
113 — Administrative and Judicial Review
intro — Introductory text
201 — General
202 — General Definitions
401 — General {As in IECC-C}
402 — Building Envelope Requirements
403 to 404
405 — Electrical Power and Lighting Systems
406 to 408
9A-101 — City adoption
9A-102 — City modifications.
Appendix B — Solar-Ready Zone
Appendix C — Zero Energy Commercial Building Provisions
101 — Scope and General Requirements
102 — Alternative Materials, Methods, and Insulating Systems
103 — Construction Documents
104 — Permits and fees
105 — Inspections
106 — Notice of Approval
107 — Validity
108 — Referenced Standards
112 — Violations
113 — Administrative and Judicial Review
intro — Introductory text
201 — General
202 — General Definitions
401 — General
402 — Building Thermal Envelope {As in IECC-R}
403 to 404
405 — Total Building Performance {As in IECC-R, subject to the following MBPS Modification:}
406 — Energy Rating Index Compliance Alternative
407 to 408
9B-101 — City adoption
9B-102 — City modifications.
Appendix B — Solar-Ready Zone
Appendix C — Zero Energy Residential Building Provisions
101 — General
102 — Applicability
103 — Department of Mechanical Inspection
104 — Duties and Powers of Code Official
105 — Approval
106 — Permits
107 — Construction Documents
108 — Notice of Approval
109 — Fees {As in IMC}
110 — Service Utilities
111 — Temporary Equipment, Systems, and Uses
112 — Inspections and Testing
113 — Administrative and Judicial Review
115 — Violations
116 — Stop Work Order
201 — General
202 — General Definitions
301 — General
302 — Protection of Structure
303 — Equipment and Appliance Location
304 — Installation
305 to 306
307 — Condensate Disposal
308 to 312
501 — General
502 — Required Systems
503 to 514
601 — General
602 — Plenums
603 — Duct Construction and Installation
604 to 608
801 — General
802 to 806
1001 to 1005
1006 — Safety and Pressure Relief Valves and Controls
1007 to 1011
1201 to 1205
1206 — Piping Installation
1207 to 1210
1301 to 1304
1305 — Fuel Oil System Installation
1306 to 1308
101 — General
102 — Applicability
103 — Department of Plumbing Inspection
104 — Duties and Powers of Code Official
105 — Approval
106 — Permits
107 — Construction Documents
108 — Notice of Approval
109 — Fees {As in IPC}
110 — Service Utilities
111 — Temporary Equipment, Systems, and Uses
112 — Inspections and Testing
113 — Administrative and Judicial Review
115 — Violations
116 — Stop Work Order
201 — General
202 — General Definitions
301 to 304
305 — Protection of Pipes and Plumbing System Components
306 to 308
309 — Flood Hazard Resistance
310 to 313
314 — Condensate Disposal
315 — Penetrations
316 — Alternative Engineered Design
317 — Connection to Water and Sewer Systems
401 to 405
406 — Automatic Clothes Washers
407 to 426
601 to 604
605 — Materials, Joints, and Connections
606 — Installation of Building Water Distribution System
607 — Hot Water Supply System
608 — Protection of Potable Water Supply
609 to 613
701 to 707
708 — Cleanouts
709 to 718
801 — General
802 — Indirect Wastes
803 — Special Wastes
901 to 912
913 — Waste Stack Vent
914 to 920
1001 to 1002
1003 — Interceptors and Separators
1004 — Material, Joints, and Connections
1101 to 1104
1105 — Roof Drains
1106 to 1113
101 — General
102 — Applicability
103 — Department of Property Maintenance Inspection
104 — Fees
105 — Duties and Powers of Code Official
106 — Approval
107 — Means of Appeal
108 — Board of Appeals
109 — Violations
110 — Notices and Orders
111 — Unsafe Structures and Equipment
112 — Emergency Measures
113 — Demolition
114 — Administrative and Judicial Review
115 — Stop Work Order
201 — General
202 — General Definitions
301 — General
304 — Repair and Maintenance of Structures
305 — Exterior Sanitary Maintenance – General
306 — Exterior Sanitary Maintenance – Trash, Garbage, and Debris
307 — Interior Sanitary Maintenance
308 — Occupants’ Sanitary Responsibilities.
401 — General
402 — Light
403 — Ventilation
404 — Occupancy Limitations
501 — General
502 — Required Facilities
503 — Toilet Rooms and Bathrooms
504 — Plumbing Systems and Fixtures
505 — Water Systems
506 — Sanitary Drainage System
507 — Storm Drainage
601 — General
602 — Heating Facilities
603 — Mechanical Equipment
604 — Electrical Facilities
605 — Electrical Equipment
606 — Elevators, Escalators, and Dumbwaiters
607 — Duct Systems
701 — General
702 — Means of Egress
703 — Fire-Resistance Ratings
704 — Fire Protection Systems
705 — Carbon Monoxide Alarms and Detection
101 — General
102 — Applicability
104 — Duties and Powers of the Fire Code Official
105 — Permits
106 — Fees
107 — Inspections
108 — Maintenance
109 — Appeals
110 — Violations
111 — Unsafe Buildings
112 to 113
114 — Emergency Measures
115 — Costs
201 — General
202 — General Definitions
301 to 306
307 — Open Burning, Recreational Fires, and Portable Outdoor Fireplaces
308 — Open Flames
309 to 321
401 to 403
404 — Fire Safety, Evacuation, and Lockdown Plans
405 — Emergency Evacuation Drills
406 to 407
501 to 502
503 — Fire Apparatus Access Roads
504
505 — Premises Identification
506 to 510
511 — Structures on piers
601 to 602
603 — Fuel-Fired Appliances
604 — Electrical Equipment, Wiring, and Hazards
605 to 606
607 — Commercial Kitchen Hoods
608 to 609
901 — General
902 — Definitions
903 — Automatic Sprinkler Systems
904 — Alternative Automatic Fire-Extinguishing Systems
905 — Standpipe systems
906 — Portable Fire Extinguishers
907 — Fire Alarm and Detection Systems
908 to 917
918 — Telephone Access to the City’s 9-1-1 Emergency System
1001 to 1005
1006
1007 to 1019
1020 — Corridors.
1021 to 1031
1201 — General
1202 — Definitions
1203 — Emergency and Standby Power Systems
1204 — Solar Photovoltaic Power Systems
1205 — Stationary Fuel Cell Power Systems
1206 — Electrical Energy Storage Systems
2601 to 2602
2603 — Fire Safety Requirements
3301 to 3302
3303 — Temporary Heating Equipment
3304 to 3317
8-101 — City adoption
8-102 — City modifications.
Appendix B — Fire-Flow Requirements for Buildings
Appendix E — Hazard Categories
Appendix F — Hazard Ranking
Appendix G — Cryogenic Fluids – Weight and Volume Equivalents
Appendix H — Hazardous Materials Management Plan (HMMP) and Hazardous Materials Inventory Statement (HMIS)
Appendix N — Indoor Trade Shows and Exhibitions
7-101 — City adoption
7-102 — City modifications.
Appendix A — Boarding Standard
6-101 — City adoption
6-102 — City modifications.
Appendix C — Structural Safety
Appendix E — Sizing of Water Piping System
5-101 — City adoption
5-102 — City modifications.
E101 — Scope
E102 to E606
101 — Scope and General Requirements
102 — Applicability
103 — Code Compliance Agency
104 — Duties and Powers of Code Official
105 — APPROVAL
106 — PERMITS
107 — Construction Documents
108 — Fees
110 — Violations
111 — Administrative and Judicial Review
301 — General
302 — Definitions
303 — Abbreviations and acronyms
501.1 — Scope
501.2 — Compliance
501.3 — Mandatory Provisions
601.1 — Scope
601.2 — Compliance
601.3 — Mandatory Provisions
701.1 — Scope
701.2 — Compliance
701.4 — Prescriptive option
701.5 — Performance option As in Baltimore City IECC § 401.2.1 (Options 1 or 2)
801.1 — Scope
801.2 — Compliance
801.3 — Mandatory Provisions
801.4 — Prescriptive option
801.5 — Performance option
901.1 — Scope
901.2 — Compliance
901.3 — Mandatory Provisions
901.4 — Prescriptive Option
901.5 — Performance Option
1001.1 — Scope
1001.2 — Compliance
1001.3 — Functional and Performance Testing and Commissioning
1001.4 — Construction Operations and Start-Up Requirements
1001.7 — Postconstruction Building Flush-out and Air Monitoring {As in IgCC}
1101.1 — Scope
1101.2 — Compliance
1101.3 — Mandatory Provisions
1101.4 — Elective Categories
1101.5 — Materials and Resources
1101.6 — Construction and Plans for Operation
101 — General
102 — Applicability
103 — Department of Building Safety
104 — Duties and Powers of Code Official
105 — Permits
106 — Construction Documents
108 — Fees {As in ISPSC}
109 — Service Utilities {As in ISPSC}
110 — Inspections
113 — Violations
114 — Stop Work Order
115 — Administrative and Judicial Review
201 — General
202 — General Definitions
301 to 303
304 — Flood Hazard Areas
305 to 325
601 to 611
612 — Splash Pads
12-101 — City adoption
12-102 — City modifications.
11-101 — City adoption
11-102 — City modifications.
Appendix A — Climate Zones and Prescriptive Building Envelope and Duct Insulation Tables
Appendix C — Performance Option for Energy Efficiency
Appendix D — Building Concentrations
101 — Title, Scope, and Purpose
102 — Applicability
103 — Department of Building Safety
104 — Duties and Powers of Building Official
105 — Permits
106 — Construction Documents
107 — Temporary Structures and Uses
108 — Fees
109 — Inspections
110 — Occupancy Permit; Certificate of Completion
111 — Service Utilities
112 — Administrative and Judicial Review
113 — Violations
114 — Stop-Work Order
201 — General
202 — Definitions
301 — Design Criteria
302 — Fire-Resistant Construction
303 to 308
309 — Garages and Carports
310 — Emergency Escape and Rescue Openings
311 — Means of Egress
312 — Guards and Window Fall Protection
313 — Automatic Fire Sprinkler Systems
314 — Smoke Alarms
315 — Carbon Monoxide Alarms
316 to 318
319 — Site Address
321 — Elevators and Platform Lifts
322 — Flood-Resistant Construction {Not Adopted}
323 — Storm Shelters
324 — Solar Energy Systems
325 — Mezzanines
326 — Habitable Attics
328 — Energy Storage Systems
329 — Stationary Engine Generators
333 — Driveways and Other Paved Surfaces
401 — General
402 to 403
404 — Foundation and Retaining Walls
405 to 407
408 — Under-Floor Space
801 — General
802 to 807
901 to 904
905 — Requirements for Roof Coverings
906 to 908
911 — Rooftop Decks and Other Structures
intro — Introductory text
1301 — General
1302 to 1308
1401 — General
1402 to 1410
1411 — Heating and Cooling Equipment
1412 — Absorption Cooling Equipment
1413 — Evaporate Cooling Equipment
1414 to 1415
1601 — Duct Construction
1602 — Return Air
1701 — General
1801 — General
1802 — Vent Components
1803 to 1805
2001 — Boilers
2002 to 2006
2101 — Hydronic Piping Systems Installation
2102 — Baseboard Convectors
2103 — Floor Heating Systems
2104 to 2105
2201 — Oil Tanks
2202 to 2204
3601 to 3603
3604 — Overhead Service and Service-Entrance Conductor Installation
3605 to 3611
3701 — General
3702 — Branch Circuit Ratings
3703 to 3706
3901 — Receptacle Outlets
3902 to 3907
3908 — Grounding
3909 — Flexible Cords
4101 — General
intro — Introductory text
intro — Introductory text
intro — Introductory text
10-101 — City adoption
10-102 — City modifications.
Appendix F — Radon Control Methods
Appendix G — Piping Standards for Various Applications
Appendix H — Patio Covers
Appendix K — Sound Transmission
Appendix M — Home Day Care – R-3 Occupancy
Appendix O — Automatic Vehicular Gates
Appendix Q — Tiny Houses
1-101 — In general.
1-102 — Adult.
1-103 — City.
1-104 — City Code; Code.
1-105 — Includes; Including.
1-106 — Minor.
1-107 — Person.
1-108 — State.
1-109 — Street.
1-201 — In general.
1-203 — Gender.
1-204 — Mandatory, prohibitory, and permissive terms.
1-205 — Singular and plural.
1-208 — Captions or headings.
1-209 — Editor’s or Revisor’s Notes.
1-211 — Effect of repeal or amendment of statute.
1-212 — References to other laws.
1-214 — Severability.
1-301 — In general.
1-302 — Computation of time after an act, event, or default.
1-303 — Computation of time before an act, event, or default.
4-101 — Definitions.
4-102 — Scope.
4-103 — Repeal of a regulation.
4-201 — Citation of legal authority.
4-202 — Form of proposed regulation.
4-203 — Incorporation by reference.
4-204 — Single subject.
4-205 — Submission before publication.
4-301 — Notice of proposed regulation.
4-302 — Effect of notice.
4-303 — COBRA Register.
4-304 — Review by Committee.
4-305 — Adoption or re-publication.
4-306 — Emergency regulations.
4-401 — Effective date of regulations.
4-402 — Code of Baltimore Regulations Annotated.
4-403 — Correction of errors.
4-404 — Removal of obsolete provisions.
1-101 — In general.
1-102 — Commissioner.
1-103 — Department.
1-104 — Physician.
1-105 — Police officer.
1-201 — In general.
1-202 — Conflicting provisions.
1-203 — Mail.
1-301 — Short title.
2-101 — Department established.
2-102 — Commissioner.
2-103 — Deputies, assistants, etc.
2-103.1 — Suicide Prevention Coordinator.
2-104 — Commissioner’s Charter powers.
2-105 — General duties.
2-106 — Rules and regulations.
2-107 — Right of entry.
2-211 — Violation a misdemeanor.
2-212 — Basic penalty: $500.
2-213 — Failure to obey notice or order: $200 plus $50/day.
2-205 — Obstructing, etc., Departmental personnel.
2-206 — Impersonating Departmental personnel.
2-207 — Failure to comply with Commissioner’s order or notice.
2-201 — Physicians to report and assist.
2-202 — Police to execute orders.
2-301 — Scope of subtitle.
2-302 — Opportunity for hearing.
2-303 — Delegation of hearing authority.
2-304 — Conduct of hearing.
2-305 — Evidence.
2-306 — Final decisions.
2-307 — Judicial and appellate review.
3-201 — “Nursing home” defined.
3-202 — Cooling requirements.
3-203 — Equipment and supply standards.
3-206 — Civil penalties: $1,000.
3-301 — Commissioner may establish.
3-302 — Operational guidelines and procedures.
3-303 — Fees.
3-401 — Establishment.
3-402 — Rules and regulations.
3-403 — Individuals too sick to move.
3-406 — Penalties: $500.
3-501 — “Limited-service pregnancy center” defined.
3-502 — Disclaimer required.
3-503 — Violation notice.
3-506 — Enforcement by citation.
3-601 — Definitions.
3-602 — Child health equity services.
3-603 — Follow-up care.
3-604 — Rules and regulations.
4-101 — Nature of reports.
4-102 — Form and contents of reports.
4-103 — Inspection of records.
4-207 — Lodging facilities.
4-208 — Vessels in harbor.
4-201 — Physicians.
4-202 — Health care facilities.
4-203 — Laboratories — in general.
4-204 — Laboratories — referral of cultures.
4-301 — Laboratory test results.
4-302 — Drugs suggesting treatment.
4-303 — Physician’s contact investigation.
4-304 — Patient leaving hospital or institution.
4-305 — Discontinued treatment.
4-306 — Death from tuberculosis.
4-401 — “Communicable disease” defined.
4-402 — Investigations generally.
4-403 — Examinations of individuals.
4-404 — Action to prevent spread; public notice of disease.
4-405 — Vacating premises.
4-406 — Medical isolation — in general.
4-407 — Medical isolation — court papers to be sealed.
4-410 — Prohibited conduct.
4-509 — Commissioner to establish registry.
4-510 — Reports by health care providers.
4-511 — Civil penalties: $1,000.
4-503 — Parental responsibility.
4-504 — Scope of enforcement.
4-505 — Rules and regulations.
4-506 — Exceptions.
4-501 — In general.
4-611 — Inspections required.
4-612 — Failing fountains.
4-606 — Commissioner to establish registry.
4-607 — Reports by medical laboratories.
4-608 — Reports by child care facilities.
4-609 — Civil penalties: $100.
4-601 — Parental responsibility.
4-602 — Provider’s responsibility.
4-603 — Exceptions.
4-604 — Enforcement.
4-701 — Definitions.
4-702 — In general.
4-703 — EMS calls.
4-704 — Animal carcasses.
4-705 — School absences.
4-706 — Health Center treatments.
4-707 — Emergency department visits.
4-708 — Medications.
4-901 — Violation a misdemeanor.
4-902 — Basic penalty: $1,000 and 12 months.
4-903 — Failure to vaccinate: $500.
5-101 — Definitions.
5-102 — Commissioner’s duties.
5-201 — Responsibility of persons in charge.
5-202 — Notice to persons in charge.
5-203 — Contents of notice.
5-204 — Service of notice.
5-205 — Abatement by Commissioner.
5-206 — Costs and expenses.
5-209 — Enforcement by citation.
5-210 — Penalties: $1,000.
5-301 — Definitions.
5-302 — Scope of subtitle.
5-303 — Enforcement of Maintenance Code.
5-304 — Right of entry.
5-305 — Inspector’s testimony.
5-401 — Definitions.
5-402 — Warning label required.
5-403 — Placement.
5-404 — Labels not to indicate interior use.
5-407 — Enforcement by citation.
5-408 — Penalties: $1,000.
5-501 — Spitting in public places.
5-503 — Urinating or defecating in public places — in general.
5-504 — Urinating or defecating in public places — parents or guardians of minors.
5-507 — Minors urinating or defecating in public.
5-509 — Enforcement by citation.
5-510 — Penalties: Varied.
5-601 — Definitions.
5-602 — Purpose of subtitle.
5-603 — Responsibility of persons in charge.
5-604 — Collections prohibited unless treated.
5-605 — Methods of treatment.
5-606 — Prima facie evidence of breeding.
5-607 — Notice to person in charge.
5-608 — Abatement by Commissioner.
5-611 — Penalties: $500.
5-701 — Responsibility of persons in charge.
5-702 — Cutting grass, weeds, etc., required.
5-703 — Destroying noxious weeds, etc., required.
5-704 — Notice to person in charge.
5-705 — Abatement by Public Works.
5-708 — Enforcement by citation.
5-709 — Penalties.
5-901 — Cleaning sidewalks and gutters.
5-902 — Keeping offensive materials on property.
5-903 — Livestock.
5-904 — Deposit on streets, etc. prohibited.
5-905 — Plastic bags.
5-906 — Abandoned refrigerators, etc.
5-910 — Penalties.
6-101 — Definitions.
6-102 — Commissioner’s duties.
6-103 — Rules and regulations.
6-104 — Inspections; samples.
6-105 — Confiscation of food.
6-201 — In general.
6-202 — Applications.
6-203 — Inspection and priority assessment of facility.
6-204 — Issuance of license.
6-205 — Scope of license.
6-206 — Material alterations.
6-207 — Term and renewal of license.
6-208 — Provisional licenses.
6-301 — Certain facilities to employ manager.
6-302 — Managers to be certified.
6-303 — Certification requirements.
6-304 — Issuance to individuals only.
6-305 — Term.
6-306 — Instructors to be certified.
6-402 — Processing fees.
6-403 — Annual license fees.
6-404 — Reduced fee for certain tax exempt entities.
6-405 — Waived fee for certain day care centers.
6-406 — Late fees.
6-407 — Manager certification fees.
6-408 — Use of fee proceeds.
6-501 — Definitions.
6-502 — Compliance with health laws required.
6-503 — Disguising adulterated, etc., food prohibited.
6-504 — Possession, etc., of adulterated, etc., food prohibited.
6-505 — Frozen food regulations.
6-505.1 — Dated food products.
6-506 — Litter and rubbish prohibited.
6-507 — Trans fats prohibited.
6-508 — Polystyrene foam products.
6-509 — Children’s meals.
6-601 — Notice of violation or hazard.
6-602 — Suspension on failure to correct.
6-603 — Suspension without notice.
6-603.1 — Suspension or nonrenewal for multiple or unpaid citations.
6-604 — Reinstatement of suspended licenses.
6-605 — Revocation of licenses.
6-606 — Public notices.
6-801 — Enforcement by citation.
6-802 — Penalties.
7-101 — Definitions.
7-102 — Findings and declaration of public policy.
7-103 — Rules and regulations.
7-214 — Suspension or revocation after notice.
7-215 — Suspension or revocation after conviction.
7-205 — In general.
7-206 — Applications.
7-207 — Inspection of applicant.
7-208 — Issuance of license.
7-209 — Term and renewal of license.
7-210 — License fees.
7-211 — Inspection of licensee.
7-201 — Definitions.
7-202 — Scope of subtitle.
7-218 — Identification of vehicles.
7-219 — Identification of containers.
7-220 — Sanitation requirements.
7-221 — Hours of collection.
7-222 — Daily log.
7-229 — Enforcement by citation.
7-230 — Penalties: $500/day.
7-225 — List of licensees.
7-226 — Prohibited conduct.
7-301 — Coverings and containers required.
7-302 — Loading and care.
7-303 — Noncommercial vehicles.
7-304 — Replacement of spills.
7-307 — Penalties: $500.
7-414 — Suspensions.
7-415 — Revocations and denials of renewal.
7-406 — In general.
7-407 — Applications.
7-408 — Issuance of license.
7-409 — Term and renewal of license.
7-410 — License fees.
7-411 — Notice of changed information.
7-401 — Definitions.
7-402 — Exceptions from subtitle.
7-418 — Enforcement by citation.
7-419 — Penalties: $1,000 and $100/day.
7-501 — Definitions.
7-502 — Hydraulic fracturing prohibited
7-503 — Storing, treating, disposing, etc., wastewater prohibited.
7-504 — Penalties: $1,000 and 90 days.
7-616 — Responsibility of vehicle owner.
7-617 — Grounds for seizure.
7-618 — Seizure by police.
7-619 — Referral to Solicitor.
7-620 — Forfeiture petition; notice.
7-621 — Answer to petition.
7-622 — Early retrieval by owner.
7-623 — Order of forfeiture.
7-624 — Order of release.
7-606 — In general.
7-607 — Disposing of offensive materials.
7-608 — Dumping on public property.
7-609 — Dumping on private property.
7-610 — Burning waste.
7-601 — “Litter” excluded.
7-627 — Grants for reports of violations.
7-628 — Liability for costs and expenses.
7-631 — Enforcement by Environmental or Civil Citation.
7-632 — Criminal penalties.
7-701 — “Litter” defined.
7-702 — Littering prohibited.
7-703 — Material from vehicle.
7-705 — Enforcement by citation.
7-706 — Penalties: $500
8-110 — Short title; Purpose.
8-111 — Definitions.
8-112 — Scope.
8-113 — Rules and regulations.
8-114 — Pollutants to be continuously monitored.
8-115 — Monitoring system to be continuously active.
8-116 — Emission limits.
8-117 — City adoption and enforcement of more stringent Federal and State requirements.
8-120 — Required CEMS reports.
8-121 — Data disclosure.
8-122 — Inspections.
8-124 — Certification of Air Monitoring Contractor.
8-125 — Criminal penalties.
8-101 — Definitions.
8-102 — Commissioner’s powers.
8-105 — Prohibited conduct.
8-106 — Order to correct conditions.
8-201 — Definitions.
8-202 — Purpose of subtitle.
8-203 — Open burning prohibited.
8-204 — Exceptions.
8-301 — Definitions.
8-302 — Prohibition of gas-powered debris removal equipment.
8-303 — Rules and regulations.
8-401 — Enforcement by citation.
8-402 — Penalties: Gas-powered debris removal equipment.
9-101 — Definitions.
9-102 — Construction of title.
9-103 — Exemptions.
9-104 — Rules and regulations.
9-212 — Notice of violation.
9-213 — Enforcement by Commissioner.
9-214 — Private actions; civil damages.
9-205 — In general.
9-206 — Limits.
9-207 — Nighttime sound reductions.
9-208 — Permitted deviations.
9-209 — Temporary exemptions.
9-201 — Definitions.
9-202 — Declaration of findings and policy.
9-217 — Enforcement by citation.
9-218 — Penalties: $1,000.
9-312 — Loudspeakers, etc.
9-313 — Outcrying.
9-306 — Prohibited conduct — in general.
9-307 — Prohibited conduct —parents or guardians of minors.
9-308 — Presumptions.
9-309 — Violations by minors.
9-301 — Declaration of findings and intent.
9-302 — Scope of subtitle.
9-303 — Temporary exemptions.
9-316 — Enforcement by citation.
9-317 — Penalties.
9-412 — Applications.
9-413 — Review and issuance.
9-414 — Judicial review of denied application.
9-406 — Commercial speech.
9-407 — Noncommercial speech.
9-408 — Loud and raucous sounds prohibited.
9-401 — Definitions.
9-402 — Declaration of findings and intent.
9-403 — Scope of subtitle.
9-417 — Enforcement by citation.
9-418 — Penalties: $500 and 10 days.
10-114 — Initiation of complaint.
10-115 — Investigation of complaint.
10-116 — Finding animal to be dangerous or vicious.
10-104 — Rules and regulations
10-105 — Mayor’s Anti-Animal Abuse Advisory Commission.
10-106 — Fees.
10-107 — Contracting with others for services.
10-108 — Inspections, investigation of complaints, and impoundment.
10-109 — Office of Animal Control.
10-110 — Animal enforcement officers.
10-111 — Service of notice.
10-112 — Obstructing, etc. officer; False statements.
10-101 — Definitions.
10-102 — Purpose of title.
10-219 — Grounds for denial, etc.
10-220 — Additional grounds for denial, etc.
10-222 — No refund on suspension, amendment, or revocation.
10-223 — Surrender or removal of animal on denial, etc.
10-224 — Reapplication after denial or revocation.
10-210 — License required.
10-211 — Applications.
10-212 — Issuance.
10-214 — Term.
10-215 — Animal records.
10-216 — Prohibited conduct.
10-201 — License required.
10-202 — License fees.
10-203 — Applications.
10-204 — Issuance of licenses and tags.
10-205 — Term.
10-206 — Records; replacements.
10-207 — Prohibited conduct.
10-208 — Owner to provide copy to custodian.
10-301 — Rabies – Vaccinations.
10-302 — Rabies – Possible exposure.
10-303 — Humane care required.
10-307 — Restraints required.
10-308 — Transporting animals.
10-309 — Disposition of dead animals.
10-313 — Animal waste.
10-314 — Injury by vehicle.
10-401 — Scope of subtitle.
10-402 — Neglect of animal.
10-403 — Abandonment of animal.
10-404 — Cruelty to or abuse of animal.
10-405 — Animal fights and paraphernalia.
10-406 — Animal shows.
10-407 — Exposure to poisons.
10-408 — Confinement in cage.
10-409 — Prohibited tethering of dogs.
10-410 — Animals as prizes or inducements.
10-411 — Molesting birds.
10-501 — Definitions.
10-502 — Owner or custodian to exercise care and control.
10-503 — Nuisances prohibited.
10-504 — Animals at large.
10-601 — Wild, exotic, and hybrid animals.
10-602 — Importation of wild rabbits and hares.
10-603 — Other prohibited animals.
10-701 — Attack dogs.
10-702 — Dangerous animals.
10-703 — Vicious animals – Definition.
10-704 — Vicious animals – Hearing.
10-705 — Vicious animals – At large.
10-706 — Vicious animals – Keeping prohibited.
10-801 — Authority to impound.
10-802 — Right of entry and impoundment.
10-803 — Notice.
10-804 — Holding period; Hearing.
10-805 — Reclaiming animal.
10-806 — Unclaimed or surrendered animals.
10-807 — Altering animal.
10-808 — Other fees.
10-912 — Examination by veterinarian.
10-913 — General limitations on use.
10-914 — Limitations on driving – General.
10-915 — Limitations on driving – Weather.
10-916 — Equipment.
10-917 — Quarters.
10-918 — Sick or injured horses.
10-905 — License required.
10-906 — Applications.
10-907 — Issuance; Form.
10-908 — Term.
10-909 — Denial, suspension, revocation, etc.
10-901 — Definitions.
10-902 — Exemptions.
10-921 — Identification cards.
10-922 — Driving under the influence.
10-923 — Registry of rentals.
10-924 — Display of vehicle license.
10-1009 — Office to hold animal.
10-1010 — Expenses of holding animal.
10-1004 — Opportunity for hearing.
10-1005 — Conduct of hearing.
10-1006 — Panel decision.
10-1007 — Corrective actions.
10-1008 — Appeal to Commissioner.
10-1001 — Panel established.
10-1002 — Appointment and organization.
10-1003 — Rules and regulations.
10-1101 — Enforcement by citation.
10-1102 — Criminal penalties.
11-101 — Definitions.
11-102 — Compliance with Swimming Pool and Spa Code.
11-212 — Penalties: $500.
11-206 — Fence or wall required.
11-207 — Gates and doors.
11-208 — Owner and occupant responsible for compliance.
11-209 — Modifications.
11-201 — “Private outdoor pool” defined.
11-202 — Purpose.
11-203 — Scope of subtitle.
11-313 — In general.
11-314 — Immediate suspension.
11-306 — In general.
11-307 — Applications.
11-308 — Issuance of license.
11-309 — Term of license.
11-310 — License not transferable.
11-301 — Definitions.
11-302 — Scope of subtitle.
11-303 — General powers of Commissioner.
11-317 — Enforcement by citation.
11-318 — Penalties: $1,000 and 6 months.
12-101 — Definitions.
12-102 — Scope.
12-105 — Where smoking prohibited.
12-106 — Exceptions – General.
12-107 — Exceptions – Retail tobacco establishments; Hookah lounges.
12-107.1 — Exceptions – Retail sellers of electronic smoking devices.
12-107.2 — Exceptions – Electronic smoking devices in certain restaurants and taverns.
12-107.3 — Exceptions – Electronic smoking devices in video lottery facility.
12-108 — Waivers.
12-111 — Enforcement by citation.
12-112 — Penalties: Varied.
12-201 — Definitions.
12-202 — Sale of unpackaged cigarettes prohibited.
12-203 — Enforcement by citation.
12-204 — Penalties.
12-301 — Definitions.
12-302 — Exemptions.
12-303 — Public distribution prohibited.
12-306 — Penalties.
12-401 — Definitions.
12-402 — Placement requirements — In general.
12-403 — Placement requirements — Exceptions.
12-406 — Enforcement by citation.
12-407 — Penalties: $500.
12-501 — Definitions.
12-502 — Unlawful distribution.
12-503 — Exceptions.
12-506 — Enforcement by citation.
12-507 — Penalties: $1,000.
12-601 — Definitions.
12-602 — Distribution prohibited
12-603 — Exception for certain tobacco shops.
12-604 — Exception for vending machine sales.
12-606 — Enforcement by citation.
12-607 — Penalties: $1,000.
12-701 — Definitions.
12-702 — Smoking prohibited within vendor truck.
12-705 — Enforcement by citation.
12-706 — Penalties: $500.
12-801 — Definitions.
12-803 — Where smoking prohibited.
12-804 — Exceptions.
12-807 — Enforcement by citation.
12-808 — Civil penalties. $500.
12-901 — Definitions.
12-903 — Retailers to offernicotine replacement therapy products for sale.
12-906 — Enforcement by citation.
12-1001 — Definitions
12-1002 — Use prohibition - Stadiums.
12-1003 — Enforcement by citation.
12-1004 — Civil penalties: $500.
13-101 — Definitions.
13-201 — License required for tattoo establishments.
13-202 — Registration required for tattooists.
13-203 — Applications for license.
13-204 — Issuance of license; fee.
13-205 — Term.
13-301 — Safety and sanitary standards.
13-304 — Tattooing minors prohibited.
13-401 — Suspensions, revocations, etc.
13-404 — Penalties: $1,000.
14-101 — Definitions.
14-103 — Sale, etc., to minors prohibited.
14-104 — Purchase, etc., by minors prohibited.
14-105 — Photo ID required.
14-107 — Registration.
14-108 — Notices.
14-109 — Sales log.
14-111 — Rules and regulations.
14-113 — Penalties.
15-101 — Definitions.
15-201 — Unlawful distribution – Businesses.
15-202 — Unlawful distribution – Others.
15-203 — Exceptions – Identification as adult.
15-204 — Exceptions – Published coupon.
15-209 — Enforcement by citation.
15-210 — Criminal penalties: $1,000.
15-301 — General requirements.
15-302 — Examples of complying placement.
15-309 — Enforcement by citation.
15-310 — Criminal penalties: $500.
16-101 — Definitions.
16-201 — Distribution prohibited.
16-306 — “License” defined.
16-307 — Suspension or revocation on notice and hearing.
16-308 — Suspension without notice.
16-301 — Notice of violation.
16-302 — Authority to seize, test, etc.
16-401 — Enforcement by citation.
16-402 — Criminal penalties.
16-403 — Each package or container a separate offense.
18-101 — Burials.
18-102 — Youth baseball gear.
19-101 — Definitions.
19-102 — Findings and purpose.
19-103 — Rules and regulations.
19-105 — Biennial reports.
19-301 — Definitions.
19-301.1 — Scope of subtitle - Baltimore City Public School System properties.
19-302 — Prohibited applications.
19-303 — Glyphosate use prohibited.
19-304 — Chlorpyrifos use prohibited.
19-305 — Neonicotinoid pesticides on City-owned property.
19-401 — Enforcement by citation.
19-402 — Criminal penalties.
1 — Legislative Department; Qualification and salary of members.
2 — Members.
3 — President.
4 — Vacancy in presidency.
5 — Emergency vacancies.
6 — Individual vacancies.
7 — Council districts.
8 — Sessions.
9 — Floor privileges of municipal officers.
10 — Procedures; Council officers.
11 — Legislative powers.
12 — Evidence of legislative acts.
13 — Style of ordinances.
14 — Passage of ordinances and resolutions.
15 — General Counsel.
(1) — Buildings.
(2) — Condemnation.
(3) — Federal grants and contracts.
(4) — Wage and hour requirements for public contracts.
(4A) — Contract disputes.
(5) — Entry on private property.
(6) — Ferries.
(7) — Fire.
(8) — Food.
(9) — Foreign trade zones.
(10) — Harbor, docks, and wharves.
(11) — Health and nuisances.
(12) — Hospitals, etc.
(14) — Jones’ Falls.
(15) — Land development and redevelopment.
(15A) — Industrial and economic development.
(16) — Libraries, art galleries, and museums.
(17) — Licences.
(18) — Markets.
(19) — Municipal liens.
(20) — Parking facilities.
(21) — Parks, recreational facilities, etc.
(22) — Park tax.
(23) — Peddlers.
(24) — Pensions.
(25) — Pensions for school cafeteria employees.
(26) — Pensions for police and fire employees.
(27) — Police power.
(28) — Port development.
(29) — Railroads.
(30) — Schools.
(31) — Sewers.
(32) — Storm water courses and flood areas.
(33) — Stocks, loans, and finance.
(34) — Streets, bridges, and tunnels.
(34A) — Parking at intersections.
(35) — Streets, lanes, alleys, etc.
(35A) — Cable television franchises.
(36) — Public or private alley.
(37) — Sundays.
(38) — Surveyor.
(39) — Property taxes.
(40) — Additional taxing powers.
(41) — Theatrical and public amusements.
(42) — Traffic.
(43) — Vehicles.
(44) — Veterans.
(45) — Water.
(46) — Weights and measures.
(47) — General welfare.
(48) — Fines and penalties.
(49) — Constitutional and other powers.
(50) — Revenue bonds and obligations.
(51) — Residential mortgage loan program.
(52) — Owner-occupancy residential mortgage loan program.
(54) — Nonresident owners, notice of code violation and appointment of receiver.
(55) — Municipal employee relations.
(56) — Volunteer workers.
(57) — Loans for industrial purposes.
(58) — Limitations on competition.
(59) — Loans and loan guarantees.
(60) — Reports of loans, loan guarantees, and loan insurance.
(61) — Downtown Commercial District Management Authority.
(62) — Tax increment financing.
(62A) — Special Tax Districts.
(63) — Community Benefits District Authorities.
(64) — “Child First” Authority.
(65) — Land Bank Authority.
(66) — Community Benefits District Authority – East Baltimore.
(67) — Investment in Our Youth (IO-YOUth) Pilot Program.
(68) — Maryland Public Ethics Law.
(69) — South Baltimore Gateway Community Impact District Authority.
(70) — Tourism Improvement District.
(71) — Commission to Restore Trust in Policing.
intro — Introductory text
1 — Corporate entity.
2 — Definitions.
3 — Property rights; Trusts; Gifts.
4 — Condemnation interests.
5 — Uniform application throughout City; Public ways.
6 — Uniform taxation.
7 — Records; Reports.
8 — Official time.
9 — Inner Harbor Park.
10 — Affordable housing funds.
11 — Sustainability and related funds.
12 — Special funds for education.
13 — Children and Youth Fund.
14 — Affordable housing trust fund.
15 — Special fund for fair elections.
16 — Special fund for equity assistance.
17 — Supplementary criminal apprehension and conviction fund.
19 — Dante Barksdale career technology apprenticeship fund.
20 — Community Reinvestment and Reparations Fund.
1 — Election, term, etc.
2 — Removal; Vacancy; Absence.
3 — Staff.
4 — General powers.
5 — Approval or veto of legislation.
6 — Appointments of municipal officers.
7 — Appointment of municipal employees.
8 — Minority party representation.
1 — Terminology.
2 — Final effective date.
3 — Advanced effective dates.
4 — Existing employees.
5 — Records and funds.
6 — Ordinances, orders, regulations.
7 — Contracts and obligations.
8 — New terms for boards and commissions.
141 — Department established.
142 — Definitions.
143 — Commissioner.
144 — Commissioner: Powers.
145 — Department: Powers and duties.
146 — Police officers: Powers and duties.
147 — Redistricting.
105 — Board of Ethics: State Code requirements.
106 — Board of Ethics: Established; Composition.
107 — Board of Ethics: Member qualifications.
108 — Board of Ethics: Term, vacancies, chair, meetings, etc.
109 — Board of Ethics: Powers and duties.
110 — Chair: Powers and duties.
111 — Board of Ethics: Modification by ordinance.
19 — Board of Finance: Established.
20 — Board of Finance: Composition.
21 — Board of Finance: Powers and duties.
135 — City Administrator: Establishment.
136 — City Administrator: Appointment, term, etc.
138 — City Administrator: Removal.
139 — City Administrator: Office administration.
140 — City Administrator: Powers and duties.
94 — Civil Service Commission: Established.
95 — Civil Service Commission: Powers and duties.
96 — Civil Service Commission: Department of Human Resources – Established.
97 — Civil Service Commission: Department of Human Resources – Powers and duties.
98 — Civil Service Commission: Department of Human Resources – Director.
99 — Civil Service Commission: Civil Service positions.
100 — Civil Service Commission: Discharges, etc.; Reductions in force.
101 — Civil Service Commission: Roster of Service employees.
102 — Civil Service Commission: Political contributions.
103 — Civil Service Commission: Abolished positions.
104 — Civil Service Commission: Penalties.
117 — Definitions.
118 — Commission established.
119 — Composition; Qualifications; Term.
120 — Compensation; Expenses.
121 — Officers.
122 — Meetings.
123 — Commission recommendations.
124 — Submission to Council.
125 — Council action.
59 — Department of Education: Established.
60 — Department of Education: Board of School Commissioners – Established, composition, etc.
61 — Department of Education: Board of School Commissioners – Powers and duties.
62 — Department of Education: Superintendent.
63 — Department of Education: Budget; Salaries.
64 — Department of Education: Graded lists; Employee duties.
5 — Department of Finance: Established.
6 — Department of Finance: Director.
7 — Department of Finance: Deputy Director; Employees.
8 — Department of Finance: Budget preparation.
9 — Department of Finance: Budget administration.
10 — Department of Finance: Disbursements related to salary or compensation.
11 — Department of Finance: Accounting.
12 — Department of Finance: Collections, deposits, withdrawals, etc.
13 — Department of Finance: Lien records.
14 — Department of Finance: Notices of lien.
15 — Department of Finance: Distraint or levy for taxes.
16 — Department of Finance: Taxes as personal debt and lien.
17 — Department of Finance: Purchasing.
18 — Department of Finance: Registrar of debt; Custodian of funds and securities; Keeper of Seal.
130 — Department established.
131 — Director of General Services.
132 — Powers and duties of Department.
134 — Correcting physical obstruction.
54 — Department of Health: Established.
55 — Department of Health: Commissioner.
56 — Department of Health: Powers and duties.
22 — Department of Law: Established.
23 — Department of Law: City Solicitor.
24 — Department of Law: Powers and duties.
25 — Department of Law: Staff; Other assistance.
26 — Department of Law: Suits; Appeals.
90 — Department of Legislative Reference: Established.
91 — Department of Legislative Reference: Director – Nominating Board.
92 — Department of Legislative Reference: Director – Qualifications, Appointment, Removal, etc.
93 — Department of Legislative Reference: Director – Powers and Duties.
81 — Department of Municipal and Zoning Appeals: Established.
82 — Board of Municipal and Zoning Appeals: Established; Composition, etc.
83 — Board of Municipal and Zoning Appeals: General powers and duties.
84 — Board of Municipal and Zoning Appeals: Zoning appeals.
85 — Board of Municipal and Zoning Appeals: Paving assessments.
86 — Board of Municipal and Zoning Appeals: Review powers conferred by law.
87 — Board of Municipal and Zoning Appeals: Additional powers conferred by law.
88 — Board of Municipal and Zoning Appeals: Judicial review.
89 — Board of Municipal and Zoning Appeals: Notices; Evidence.
70 — Department of Planning: Established.
71 — Department of Planning: Commission – Composition; Appointment; Terms.
72 — Department of Planning: Commission – Powers and duties.
73 — Department of Planning: Director and staff.
74 — Department of Planning: Master Plan.
75 — Department of Planning: Subdivisions – In general.
76 — Department of Planning: Subdivisions – Definition.
77 — Department of Planning: Subdivisions – Approvals.
78 — Department of Planning: Subdivision regulation – Recording.
79 — Department of Planning: Appeals.
80 — Department of Planning: Penalties.
27 — Department of Public Works: Established.
28 — Department of Public Works: Director.
29 — Department of Public Works: Staff.
30 — Department of Public Works: Supervision of public works.
31 — Department of Public Works: Construction, maintenance, and repair.
33 — Department of Public Works: Water supply.
34 — Department of Public Works: Sewage.
35 — Department of Public Works: Street cleaning.
37 — Department of Public Works: Testing.
41 — Department of Public Works: Correcting physical obstruction.
42 — Department of Public Works: Assistance to other agencies.
65 — Department of Recreation and Parks: Established.
66 — Department of Recreation and Parks: Director – Appointment, etc.
67 — Department of Recreation and Parks: Director – Powers and duties.
68 — Department of Recreation and Parks: Board – Established; Duties.
69 — Department of Recreation and Parks: Board – Composition; Appointment; Terms.
57 — Department of Social Services: Established; Powers and duties.
58 — Department of Social Services: Social Services Commission.
114 — Department established.
115 — Director of Transportation.
116 — Powers and duties of Department.
116A — Assessment of benefits and damages.
116B — Correcting physical obstruction.
47 — Fire Department: Established.
48 — Fire Department: Chief.
49 — Fire Department: Board of Fire Commissioners – Established.
50 — Fire Department: Board of Fire Commissioners – Composition; Appointment; Terms.
51 — Fire Department: Board of Fire Commissioners – Powers and duties.
52 — Fire Department: Board of Fire Commissioners – Retirement of employees.
53 — Fire Department: Arbitration for fire fighters and officers.
1 — General provisions: Executive power; Rules and regulations.
2 — General provisions: Powers and duties; Contracts.
3 — General provisions: Bureaus and divisions.
4 — General provisions: Members of boards and commissions.
1 — Authority to grant.
2 — Procedures; Compensation; Minor privileges.
3 — Duration.
4 — Street railways.
5 — Trackless trolleys.
6 — Advertising.
7 — Reservation of rights.
8 — Renewals.
9 — Minor privileges.
1 — Establishment and organization.
2 — Powers and duties.
3 — Fiscal year; Budget schedule.
4 — Assistance from Finance Director and Planning Commission.
5 — Preparation of proposed Ordinance of Estimates.
6 — Adoption of proposed Ordinance of Estimates.
7 — Enactment of Ordinance of Estimates.
8 — Deficiencies; Supplementary appropriations.
9 — Uses of appropriations.
10 — Salaries.
11 — Procurement.
12 — Salary and wage scales; Work conditions.
13 — Command appearance of municipal officers.
14 — Bonds of municipal officers.
15 — Claims against or by City.
16 — Salaries of State’s Attorney’s Office.
17 — Expenditures for new improvements.
18 — Water, sanitary wastewater, and stormwater utilities.
1 — Election, term, etc.; Deputy Comptroller; Staff.
2 — Removal; Vacancy.
3 — General duties.
4 — Department of Real Estate – Established.
5 — Department of Real Estate – Duties.
6 — Real Property Account.
7 — Department of Audits – Established.
8 — Department of Audits – General powers and duties.
9 — Department of Audits – Comprehensive annual financial report.
10 — Department of Audits – Independent auditors.
11 — Department of Audits – Biennial audits of principal agencies.
12 — Department of Accounts Payable– Established.
13 — Department of Accounts Payable – General powers and duties.
14 — Department of Accounts Payable – Withdrawals; Signatures for checks.
15 — Department of Accounts Payable – Reporting.
1 — Commission established.
2 — Term.
3 — Composition.
4 — Duties.
5 — Report to the Mayor and City Council.
6 — Dissolution.
1 — Office of Inspector General: Office Established.
2 — Office of Inspector General: Advisory board.
3 — Office of Inspector General: The Inspector General.
4 — Office of Inspector General: Powers and Duties.
5 — Office of Inspector General: Budget.
6 — Office of Inspector General: Administration and Operation.
7 — Office of Inspector General: Transition Provisions.
1-1 — 1956 Act: Civic Center Commission.
1-2 — 1956 Act: Approvals required.
1-3 — 1958 Act: Use of proceeds.
1-4 — 1958 Act: Approvals required.
2-1 — Record transcript from other court.
2-2 — Plat of City.
2-3 — How adjudged.
2-4 — Distribution of sales proceeds.
3-1 — Board of Electrical Examiners — appointment; qualifications; terms.
3-2 — Board of Electrical Examiners — oath; officers; procedures.
3-3 — Board of Electrical Examiners — salaries.
3-4 — Board of Electrical Examiners — meetings; powers and duties.
3-5 — Master Electrician.
3-6 — Maintenance Electrician.
3-7 — Licenses — required; examination; fee.
3-8 — Licenses — expiration date.
3-9 — Licenses —renewals.
3-10 — Licenses — suspensions and revocations.
3-11 — Licenses — surety bond.
3-12 — Licenses — display.
3-13 — Application of subtitle.
3-14 — Penalties.
3-15 — Licenses not assignable.
3-16 — Fees.
3-17 — Board reports.
3-18 — Exceptions.
3-19 — Termination of subtitle: July 1, 1983.
3-20 — Conflict of laws.
3-21 — Transfer of records.
5-1 — Title to made land.
5-2 — Vessel obstructing another — prohibited conduct.
5-3 — Vessel obstructing another — limitation of liability.
6-1 — Applicability of sewer and street provisions.
6-2 — Ordinance of 1870.
7-7 — Grand Jury Clerk and reporters.
9-1 — Distress for rent precluded for tenancies of less than 3 months.
9-2 — Repossession of premises — authorized.
9-3 — Repossession of premises — procedure.
9-4 — Suit for rent due — authorized.
9-5 — Suit for rent due — judgment.
9-6 — Suit for rent due — warrant of restitution.
9-7 — Suit for rent due — appeal; bond.
9-8 — Death of tenant.
9-9 — In general.
9-9A — Landlord’s noncompliance with lease.
9-10 — Retaliatory actions.
9-11 — Tenancies from year to year.
9-12 — Tenant carrying over.
9-13 — Tenancy by sufferance.
9-14 — Tenancies covered by §§ 9-11, 9-12, and 9-13.
9-14.1 — Implied warranty of fitness — in general.
9-14.2 — Implied warranty of fitness — continuation during tenancy.
9-15 — Misrepresentation and other prohibited acts.
9-16 — Tenant’s notice to quit.
9-17 — Notices — service.
9-18 — Notices — request to leave.
9-19 — Notices — effect.
9-20 — Notices — agreement governs.
9-21 — Notices —tenant’s notice of removal.
9-22 — Summons.
9-23 — Interrogatories — filing by landlord.
9-24 — Interrogatories — tenant’s answer.
9-25 — Interrogatories — service.
9-26 — Judgment against tenant.
9-27 — Judgment against landlord.
9-28 — Tenant holding over.
9-29 — Appeals — in general.
9-30 — Appeals — exclusive procedure for removal.
9-31 — Appeals — reversals for substance only.
9-32 — Appeals — trial at first term.
9-33 — Application of provisions governing holding over.
10-1 — Short title.
10-2 — Lexington Market Authority.
10-3 — Definitions.
10-4 — Powers of Authority.
10-5 — Powers of City.
10-6 — Credit of City not pledged.
10-7 — Rights of stall-holders.
10-8 — Revenue bonds.
10-9 — Use of bond proceeds.
10-10 — Trust indenture.
10-11 — Revenues.
10-12 — Remedies of bondholder and trustee.
10-13 — Tax exemption.
10-14 — Alternative method.
10-15 — Severability.
10-16 — Standards.
12-1 — 1948 Act: Off-Street Parking Commission.
12-2 — 1951 Act: Approvals required.
12-3 — 1961 Act: Use of proceeds; staff; general powers.
12-4 — 1961 Act: Approvals required.
13-1 — Bailiffs: compensation; retirement.
13-2 — Appraisers: appointment; duties; salary.
14-1 — Buildings near Washington Monument.
14-2 — Power to acquire park lands.
16-16A — Special enforcement officers.
16-16B — Special parking enforcement officers.
16-16C — Special traffic enforcement officers.
17-1 — Examination of books and accounts.
17-2 — Power to receive and hold property.
17-3 — Tax exemption.
18-1 — Tickets for passage through City — required coupons.
18-2 — Tickets for passage through City — stopover privilege.
18-3 — Station stops.
18-4 — Penalties.
18-5 — Exchange.
18-6 — Gross receipts tax.
18-7 — Inspection of books and accounts.
18-8 — Default in payment.
18-9 — False certification of tax.
18-10 — Ordinance suffices.
18-11 — Obligation on company — in general.
18-12 — Obligation on company — existing obligations.
18-13 — General provisions.
18-14 — Reacquisition of roadbeds.
19-1 — Unclaimed intestate funds — paid to School Commissioners.
19-2 — Unclaimed intestate funds — notice required.
19-3 — Unclaimed intestate funds — receipt and release.
19-4 — Unclaimed intestate funds — release recorded.
19-5 — Unclaimed intestate funds — restoration to claimant.
20-1 — Obstructing sewers prohibited.
20-2 — Constructing, etc., sewers — notice and assessment.
20-3 — Constructing, etc., sewers — assessments to be lien.
20-4 — Permit required for private sewers.
20-5 — Notice of Ordinance.
20-6 — Notice of construction.
20-7 — Costs paid by tax or loan.
20-8 — General powers.
20-9 — Acquiring property for system.
20-10 — Connections required.
20-11 — Use of private sewers.
20-12 — Borrowing power.
20-13 — Ordinance 11-058 approved.
21-1 — Declaration of policy.
21-2 — “Controlled-access facility” defined.
21-3 — Authority to establish.
21-4 — Design.
21-5 — Acquisition of property.
21-6 — Condemnation cases to have priority.
21-7 — New and existing facilities; grade crossings.
21-8 — Agreements authorized.
21-9 — Local service roads.
21-10 — Prohibited conduct; penalties.
21-11 — Severability; conflicts.
21-12 — Condemnation awards paid into Court.
21-13 — Notice of street work.
21-14 — Notice of Ordinance.
21-15 — Acquisition of property.
21-16 — “Quick-take” condemnation — in general.
21-17 — “Quick-take” condemnation — abandoned or distressed property.
21-18 — Present powers not limited.
21-19 — Persons to be taken as owners.
21-20 — Real estate surveyed under Act of 1817 — City may open.
21-21 — Real estate surveyed under Act of 1817 — to be public highways.
21-22 — Private streets paved, etc.
21-23 — Grades on low or made ground.
21-24 — Turnpike companies.
21-25 — Eutaw Place — deed to bed of extended street.
21-26 — Eutaw Place — car tracks.
21-27 — Streets annexed in 1888.
21-28 — Presumed dedication of certain private roads.
21-29 — Rights under Act of 1908.
21-30 — Presumed dedication of certain private streets.
21-31 — Streets dedicated before 1888.
21-32 — Carriage by Transit Company.
22-1 — Office created.
22-2 — Administrator — appointment; compensation.
22-3 — Administrator — assistants and employees.
22-4 — Administrator — duties.
22-5 — Other appointive powers retained.
22-6 — Division created.
22-7 — Chief; employees.
22-8 — Duties of Division.
22-9 — Powers of Peace Officers.
22-10 — Weapons; uniforms.
22-11 — Salaries and expenses.
22-12 — Contracts for probation and other services.
22-13 — Authority of Clerk to take.
22-14 — Application.
22-15 — Bail on own recognizance.
22-16 — Wording of bail.
22-17 — Recognizance to be lien; judgment.
22-18 — Recordation of recognizance.
22-19 — Bonding company as recognizor.
22-20 — Accused as own recognizor.
22-21 — District Court — power to accept bail.
22-22 — District Court — application.
22-23 — District Court — recognizance to Circuit Court.
22-24 — District Court — forfeiture.
22-26 — Bailiffs — appointment; salaries.
22-27 — Bailiffs — longevity retirement.
22-28 — Bailiffs — disability retirement.
22-30 — Court reporters — longevity retirement.
22-31 — Court reporters — disability retirement.
22-32 — Certification and manner of payment.
22-36 — Index of Judgments.
22-38 — Circuit Court for Baltimore City — licenses.
22-41 — Grand juries — continuance; additional.
22-43 — Return of capias — in general.
22-44 — Return of capias — fees.
22-45 — Subpoenas for witnesses — in general.
22-46 — Subpoenas for witnesses — Sheriff’s fee.
22-47 — Subpoenas for witnesses — renewals.
22-48 — Failure to make returns.
22-49 — Witnesses before Grand Jury.
22-50 — City not liable for appearance fees.
22-51 — Delivery of principal.
22-52 — Witness failing to attend.
22-53 — Forfeiture of bail — attachment.
22-54 — Forfeiture of bail — discharge.
22-57 — Custody of probationer.
22-58 — Violation of probation.
22-59 — Extension of probation.
22-60 — Stenographers and typists.
22-62 — “Paper book”.
22-64 — Return of original writ.
22-65 — Execution of writ or process.
22-67 — Continuance.
22-77 — Condemnation appeals as to benefits or damages.
22-80 — Removal of proceedings.
22-87 — Interpretation of subheading.
22-88 — Severability.
22-90 — Reproduction of worn books.
23-1 — Limitations.
24-1 — Fortune tellers.
25-1 — General authority.
25-2 — County powers.
25-3 — Condemnation.
25-4 — Purchases.
25-5 — Powers are supplemental.
25-6 — Police powers.
25-7 — Payment in lieu of county taxes.
25-8 — City title to stone.
25-9 — Damage to roads and bridges — in general.
25-10 — Damage to roads and bridges — inspections.
25-11 — Damage to roads and bridges — powers.
25-12 — County water rights.
25-13 — Map of road changes.
25-14 — City’s powers — in general.
25-15 — City’s powers — continuing.
25-16 — Sale of stock; Gunpowder Reservoir Fund.
25-17 — Pollution — in general.
25-18 — Pollution — privies, etc.
25-19 — Injuring installations — penalties.
25-20 — Injuring installations — enforcement.
25-21 — Injuring installations — civil damages.
25-22 — Supply for County — connections.
25-23 — Supply for County — cost.
25-24 — Supply for County — potential uses.
25-25 — Supply for County — agreements with City.
25-26 — Supply for County — City’s duty to supply.
25-27 — Supply for County — rates.
25-28 — Supply for County — water from Gunpowder River.
25-29 — Supply for County — definitions.
25-30 — Supply for County — right to amend.
25-31 — General authority.
25-32 — County powers.
25-33 — Powers are supplemental.
25-34 — Police powers.
25-35 — Damage to roads and bridges — in general.
25-36 — Damage to roads and bridges — State roads and bridges.
25-37 — Damage to roads and bridges — inspections.
25-38 — Roads to be closed.
25-39 — City’s powers.
25-40 — General authority.
25-41 — County powers.
25-42 — Powers are supplemental.
25-43 — Police powers.
25-44 — Damage to roads and bridges — in general.
25-45 — Damage to roads and bridges — State roads and bridges.
25-46 — Damage to roads and bridges — inspections.
25-47 — Map of road changes.
25-48 — City’s powers.
25-49 — Harford County restrictions.
27-1 — Definitions.
27-2 — Findings of fact; legislative purpose.
27-3 — Discrimination prohibited.
27-4 — Implementation of subtitle.
27-5 — Enterprise Development Fund.
27-6 — Equity investments and loans.
27-7 — Loan guarantees.
27-8 — Termination of Program.
.01 — Scope.
.02 — Definitions.
.03 — Description of the Credit.
.04 — Eligibility Criteria.
.05 — Applications.
.06 — Transferability.
.07 — Continuing Eligibility.
.08 — Effect of Other Tax Credits.
.09 — Termination of Program.
.01 — Scope.
.02 — Definitions.
.03 — Description of the Tax Credit.
.04 — Application of the Tax Credit.
.05 — Eligibility Criteria.
.06 — Qualification of Incurred Cost.
.07 — Application.
.08 — Transferability.
.09 — Continuing Eligibility.
.10 — Effect of Other Tax Credits.
.11 — Limitations.
.01 — Adoption, Applicability, and Scope of Regulations.
.02 — Definitions.
.03 — Eligibility Criteria.
.04 — Application Requirements.
.05 — Fraudulent Applications.
.06 — Notice.
.01 — Authority.
.02 — Definitions.
.03 — Plastic Checkout Bags Prohibited.
.04 — Exceptions.
.05 — Registration.
.06 — Taxpayer Identification Number.
.07 — Monthly Report.
.08 — User Fee for Checkout Bag.
.09 — Payments.
.10 — Calculation of Monthly Payments and Reporting Requirements.
.11 — Receipt Itemization.
.12 — Record Keeping.
.13 — Penalties.
.14 — State Sales and Use Tax.
.01 — Adoption and Scope of Regulations.
.02 — Definitions.
.03 — Assessing a Penalty Surcharge.
.04 — Requirements of the Affidavit.
.05 — Testimony of the Individual Who Removed the Sign.
.06 — Designation of an Entity to Share in Any Collected Fines.
.07 — Costs for Removal of Signs.
.08 — Report of Director.
.09 — Issuing Citation.
.10 — Severability.
.01 — Adoption and Scope of Regulations.
.02 — Definitions.
.03 — Assessing a Penalty Surcharge.
.04 — Application for Reduction of Surcharge.
.05 — Criteria for Reduction of Surcharge.
.06 — Review of Request for Reduction of Surcharge.
.07 — Severability.
.01 — Authority.
.02 — “Owner-occupied” dwellings.
.03 — Severability.
.01 — Authority.
.02 — Definitions.
.03 — Alarm Contractor Registration Requirements.
.04 — Monitor Registration Requirements.
.05 — Alarm Installation Standards.
.06 — Alarm User Registration.
.07 — Procedures to Request Police Response.
.08 — False Alarms.
.09 — Conditions Under Which an Alarm Response Fee May be Waived.
.10 — False Alarm Appeals Process.
.11 — Severability.
.01 — Adoption and Scope of Regulations.
.02 — General Provisions.
.03 — Presentation of Evidence and Argument.
.04 — Burden of Proof and Order of Proof.
.05 — Revocation of the Multi-Family Dwelling License.
.06 — Postponements and Adjournments.
.01 — Definitions.
.01 — Scope.
.02 — Applications.
.03 — Review Criteria.
.04 — Determination of Ineligibility.
.05 — Request for Documentation.
.06 — Award Letter.
.07 — Land Disposition Agreement.
.08 — Submission to the Board and Settlement.
.09 — Extension Requests.
.01 — Scope.
.02 — Exclusions.
.03 — Property Types.
.04 — Price.
.05 — Applicant Specific Requirements – Developers and Nonprofits.
.06 — Applicant Specific Requirements – Affordable Housing Land Trusts.
.07 — Applicant Specific Requirements – Homeowners.
.08 — Property Eligibility.
.09 — Applicant Eligibility.
.10 — Fixed Pricing Program - Applications.
.11 — Approval.
.12 — Board of Estimates.
.13 — Land Disposition Agreement – Fixed Pricing Program.
.01 — Scope.
.02 — Definitions.
.03 — Environmental Investigations.
.04 — Determination of Lead Hazard.
.05 — Issuance of Violation Notice.
.06 — Retaliation
.07 — Abatement Standards.
.08 — Alternative Abatement Procedure.
.09 — Soil Abatement Procedure.
.10 — Presence of a Person or Animal During Abatement.
.11 — Disposal of Abatement Waste.
.12 — Inspection during Abatement.
.13 — Stop Work Order.
.14 — Clearance Inspection.
.15 — Lead Dust Clearance Test.
.16 — Statement of Completion.
.17 — Request for Extension.
.18 — Appeals.
.01 — Scope.
.02 — Definitions.
.03 — Prohibited Wild, Exotic, Hybrid, and Livestock Animals.
.04 — Conditions for Keeping Allowed Wild, Exotic, Hybrid, and Livestock Animals.
.05 — Permitting Process for Allowed Wild, Exotic, Hybrid, and Livestock Animals.
.06 — Keeping Animals for Purposes of Urban Agriculture.
.07 — Non-Profit 501(c)(3) Community Farms or Gardens.
.08 — Denial, Amendment, Suspension, Revocation, or Refusal to Renew a Permit.
.01 — Documents Incorporated by Reference.
.01 — Scope.
.02 — Definitions.
.03 — Permits - Applications.
.04 — Permits - Fees.
.05 — Permits - Issuance.
.06 — Permits - Renewal.
.07 — Permits - Revocation.
.08 — Deployment.
.09 — Equitable Dockless Vehicle Access.
.10 — Compliance.
.11 — Vehicle Standards.
.12 — Vehicle Standards - Inspections and Notification.
.13 — Vehicle Standards – Timeline for Compliance.
.14 — Remote Shutdown.
.15 — Fleet Size.
.16 — Parking and Operation.
.17 — Seizure and Recovery.
.18 — User Education.
.19 — Special Events.
.20 — Pricing.
.21 — Advertising and User Engagement.
.22 — Data and Reporting.
.23 — Security Bond.
.24 — Procedures for Claims Against Security Bond.
.25 — Insurance.
.26 — Citations.
.01 — Adoption, Applicability and Scope of Regulations.
.02 — Definitions.
.03 — Exceptions to Street-cuts Permits.
.04 — Applications for a Street-cuts Permit.
.05 — Issuance of a Street-cuts Permit.
.06 — Performance Schedule and Standards.
.07 — Pavement Repairs and Restoration.
.08 — Work by Utilities in Advance of a Scheduled DOT Contract.
.09 — Violations and Fines.
.10 — Stop Work Orders.
.11 — Administrative Hearings.
.01 — Scope.
.02 — Definitions.
.03 — Restrictions.
.04 — Applicant Responsibilities.
.05 — Design Standards.
.06 — Application Process.
.07 — Permit Holder Responsibilities.
.08 — Enforcement of Regulation Guidelines.
.09 — Revocation of Minor Privilege.
.01 — Scope.
.02 — Definitions.
.03 — Initial Application Process.
.04 — Renewal Applications.
.01 — Scope.
.02 — Definitions.
.03 — Initiation of the Traffic Calming Process.
.04 — Investigation of Traffic Calming Request.
.05 — Data Collection and Analysis.
.06 — Prioritization Process.
.07 — Community Involvement.
.08 — Construction Scheduling
.09 — Review
.10 — Traffic Calming Devices
.01 — Adoption and Applicability.
.02 — Definitions.
.03 — Hiring Rules.
.04 — Local Hiring Review Committee.
.05 — Required Reports.
.01 — Scope.
.02 — Definitions.
.03 — License Requirement.
.04 — License Applications.
.05 — Standards of Operation.
.06 — Denial, Suspension, Revocation.
.07 — Submission of Materials to the Board in Preparation for Public Hearings.
.01 — Scope.
.02 — Definitions.
.03 — Watercraft Specifications.
.04 — Watercraft Specifications – Prohibitions.
.05 — Watercraft Specifications – Vessel Specific.
.06 — Watercraft Permits – Baltimore City Reservoirs.
.07 — Watercraft Use in WQMAs.
.08 — Animals.
.09 — Fishing.
.10 — Hunting.
.11 — Other Recreational Activities.
.12 — Recreational Activities – Right of Entry Agreement.
.13 — Recreational Activities - Additional Prohibitions.
.14 — Wildlife.
.15 — Trespassing.
.16 — Weapons.
.17 — Disorderly Conduct.
.18 — Fires.
.19 — Refuse and Pollution.
.20 — Intoxicants.
.21 — Vehicles and Parking.
.22 — Vending.
.04 — Release of Information.
.03 — Formal Solicitations – IFBs, Competitive Sealed Bids.
.04 — Formal Solicitations – RFPs, Competitive Sealed Proposals.
.07 — Responsiveness and Responsibility.
.01 — Documents Incorporated by Reference.
.01 — General.
.02 — Meetings and Attendance.
.03 — Committees and Duties of Officers.
.04 — Quorum and Voting.
.01 — Restatement and Amendment of Area 18 – Middle/East/South.
.02 — Parking restrictions in Area 18 – Middle/East/South
.03 — Special Permit Eligibility.
.04 — Permit Limits for Residents.