Md. Code, Environment § 7-111
This is the official text of Md. Code, Environment § 7-111, part of Maryland’s Code, Environment — governs environmental protection.
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§7–111.
Official statutory text
As a requirement for keeping the facility permit, each facility permit holder shall:
(1) Maintain a bond or other security that the Department considers sufficient to cover any cost for:
(i) Guaranteeing fulfillment of all requirements related to the facility permit;
(ii) Monitoring, maintaining, or closing the facility; and
(iii) Assuring the security of the facility after closing;
(2) Design, construct, and operate the facility in the manner approved by the Department;
(3) Establish emergency procedures and safeguards to prevent accidents and reasonably foreseeable harm to human beings or the environment;
(4) Report periodically on the hazardous material that is received and transferred by the facility, including, as applicable, volume, and chemical, physical, biological, and radioactive nature; and
(5) To the extent reasonably practicable, restore the facility site to its original condition if use as a facility is terminated.
(1) Maintain a bond or other security that the Department considers sufficient to cover any cost for:
(i) Guaranteeing fulfillment of all requirements related to the facility permit;
(ii) Monitoring, maintaining, or closing the facility; and
(iii) Assuring the security of the facility after closing;
(2) Design, construct, and operate the facility in the manner approved by the Department;
(3) Establish emergency procedures and safeguards to prevent accidents and reasonably foreseeable harm to human beings or the environment;
(4) Report periodically on the hazardous material that is received and transferred by the facility, including, as applicable, volume, and chemical, physical, biological, and radioactive nature; and
(5) To the extent reasonably practicable, restore the facility site to its original condition if use as a facility is terminated.
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