Md. Code, Environment § 2-402
This is the official text of Md. Code, Environment § 2-402, part of Maryland’s Code, Environment — governs environmental protection.
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§2–402.
Official statutory text
The Department may not require a permit or registration for:
(1) Any machinery or equipment that normally is used in a mobile manner;
(2) Any boiler used exclusively to operate steam engines for farm and domestic use;
(3) The construction of a generating station constructed by a person that is required to obtain a certificate of public convenience and necessity under §§ 7–207 and 7–208 of the Public Utilities Article and regulations adopted by the Public Service Commission;
(4) Actual construction of buildings, apart from any possible emission producing machinery housed in the buildings;
(5) Any parking garage; or
(6) Any parking lot.
(1) Any machinery or equipment that normally is used in a mobile manner;
(2) Any boiler used exclusively to operate steam engines for farm and domestic use;
(3) The construction of a generating station constructed by a person that is required to obtain a certificate of public convenience and necessity under §§ 7–207 and 7–208 of the Public Utilities Article and regulations adopted by the Public Service Commission;
(4) Actual construction of buildings, apart from any possible emission producing machinery housed in the buildings;
(5) Any parking garage; or
(6) Any parking lot.
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