Section 6-201 – “Appellate Board” Defined
In this subtitle, “appellate board” means: (1) the board of appeals of a local jurisdiction established under Title 4, Subtitle 3 of this article; or (2) a special board of appeals created to consider appeals under this subtitle.
Section 6-202 – Development Prohibited in Reserved Areas
Except as otherwise provided in § 6–203 of this subtitle, after recording a reservation plat approved by a legislative body under Subtitle 1 of this title, a local jurisdiction may not issue a permit to develop any part of the land between the lines of a proposed street as platted.
Section 6-203 – Development Permit
(a) The appellate board of the local jurisdiction where a platted street is located may grant a permit to develop a platted street on an appeal filed by the owner of the land on which the street is located: (1) after a hearing at which the parties in interest have an opportunity to be heard; and (2) by […]
Section 6-204 – Development Prohibitions; Official Map
(a) A public sewer or other public street utility or improvement may not be constructed in a street or highway until the street or highway is placed on the official map. (b) A development permit may not be issued unless a street or highway giving access to the proposed development has been placed on the official map. […]