Md. Code, State Government § 11-512
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§11–512.
Official statutory text
An applicant may request a consolidated hearing:
(1) if the applicant requires at least 2 development permits from State units; and
(2) if:
(i) the applicant does not require a local development permit;
(ii) all required local development permits have been issued; or
(iii) a required local development permit cannot be issued until 1 or more State development permits have been issued.
(1) if the applicant requires at least 2 development permits from State units; and
(2) if:
(i) the applicant does not require a local development permit;
(ii) all required local development permits have been issued; or
(iii) a required local development permit cannot be issued until 1 or more State development permits have been issued.
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