Section 29-105 – Unlawful Use of Commission Property
Except as provided in regulations adopted by the Commission, a person may not use, handle, tamper with, obstruct, interfere with, deface, or destroy any property owned or used by the Commission in the construction or operation of the Commission’s systems.
Section 29-106 – Leaving Dead Animals or Fecal Matter Unburied
(a) A person may not leave unburied for a period longer than 24 hours a dead animal or fecal matter in the sanitary district or on a watershed from which the Commission gets its water supply. (b) The Commission may bury a dead animal or fecal matter left unburied more than 24 hours and charge the cost […]
Section 29-107 – Criminal Penalties
(a) A person who violates any of the following provisions is guilty of a misdemeanor and on conviction is subject to imprisonment not exceeding 30 days or a fine not exceeding $1,000 or both: (1) § 17–403 of this article (Commission regulations, except for those specified in subsection (c) of this section and §§ 29–101(b) and 29–102(a) […]
Section 27-105 – Reimbursement — Relocation or Removal of Commission Facilities
(a) (1) If a county requires the relocation or removal of a Commission facility, the county shall give notice to the Commission of the requirement within a reasonable time. (2) On receiving notice, the Commission shall provide the county with an estimate of the cost of removing or relocating the facility. (3) On completion of the removal or relocation […]
Section 25-507 – Charges to State and Local Governments
(a) This section may not be construed to invalidate a contract between the Commission and a municipality located in the sanitary district without the consent of the municipality. (b) Except as provided in subsection (c) of this section, the Commission shall charge and collect its service rate for water, including a ready to serve charge, for all […]
Section 25-508 – Prince George’s County Ombudsman; Interruption of Services
(a) This section applies only in Prince George’s County. (b) There is an Office of Prince George’s County Ombudsman in the Commission. (c) The Prince George’s County Executive, with the approval of the Prince George’s County Council, shall appoint an Ombudsman. (d) (1) (i) Prince George’s County shall: 1. pay the Ombudsman’s salary; 2. provide to the Ombudsman any benefits available to other […]
Section 26-101 – Authority to Furnish Water for Corrective Institution of District of Columbia and Anne Arundel County
The Commission and Anne Arundel County may enter into a contract for the Commission to construct, operate, and maintain a water system in Anne Arundel County for the purpose of supplying water to: (1) the corrective institution of the District of Columbia, as authorized by Chapter 434 of the Acts of 1953, or its successor, if […]
Section 26-102 – Additional Powers of the Commission
To carry out this subtitle, the Commission may: (1) enter on a public roadway as provided in § 27–101 of this article without receiving a permit from or paying a fee to Anne Arundel County; (2) acquire property in Anne Arundel County in the same way as provided for acquiring property in Prince George’s County in Title […]
Section 26-103 – Tampering With System
Except as provided in Commission regulations, a person may not use, handle, tamper with, obstruct, interfere with, deface, or destroy any part of the water system constructed by the Commission under this subtitle, including pipes, fittings, fireplugs, pumps, engines, appliances, wires, or other fixtures or equipment.
Section 26-201 – Authority to Furnish Water for Howard County
The Commission may construct, operate, and maintain a water system to the Howard County boundary line to supply water to the residents of Howard County.