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Md. Code, Land Use § 10-103

This is the official text of Md. Code, Land Use § 10-103, part of Maryland’s Code, Land Use — governs zoning and land use planning.

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§10–103.

Official statutory text

(a) Except as provided in this section, this division does not apply to Baltimore City.

(b) The following provisions of this division apply to Baltimore City:

(1) this title;

(2) § 1–101(m) (Definitions – “Priority funding area”);

(3) § 1–101(o) (Definitions – “Sensitive area”);

(4) § 1–201 (Visions);

(5) § 1–206 (Required education);

(6) § 1–207 (Annual report – In general);

(7) § 1–208 (Annual report – Measures and indicators);

(8) Title 1, Subtitle 3 (Consistency);

(9) Title 1, Subtitle 4, Parts II and III (Home Rule Counties – Comprehensive Plans; Implementation);

(10) § 4–104(c) (Limitations – Bicycle parking);

(11) § 4–104(d) (Limitations – Manufactured homes and modular dwellings);

(12) § 4–205 (Administrative adjustments);

(13) § 4–208 (Exceptions – Maryland Accessibility Code);

(14) § 4–210 (Permits and variances – Solar panels);

(15) § 4–211 (Change in zoning classification – Energy generating systems);

(16) § 4–215 (Pollinator–friendly vegetation management);

(17) § 4–216 (Limitations – Family child care homes and large family child care homes);

(18) Title 4, Subtitle 5 (Accessory Dwelling Units);

(19) § 5–102(d) (Subdivision regulations – Burial sites);

(20) Title 7, Subtitle 1 (Development Mechanisms);

(21) Title 7, Subtitle 2 (Transfer of Development Rights);

(22) Title 7, Subtitle 3 (Development Rights and Responsibilities Agreements);

(23) Title 7, Subtitle 4 (Inclusionary Zoning);

(24) Title 7, Subtitle 5 (Housing Expansion and Affordability); and

(25) Title 11, Subtitle 2 (Civil Penalty).

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