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Code · Maryland · Public Safety

§ 12-916

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§12–916.
(a)Except as otherwise provided in § 12-915(e) of this subtitle, the Commissioner may assess a civil penalty not exceeding $5,000 for each violation against a person who:
(1)violates this subtitle;
(2)violates a regulation adopted or order issued under this subtitle; or
(3)operates in the State a boiler or pressure vessel, except a pressure vessel covered by an owner-user inspection service as provided by this subtitle, without a certificate.
(b)In assessing the appropriateness of a civil penalty under this section, the Commissioner shall give due consideration to:
(1)the nature or gravity of the violation;
(2)the person’s good faith; and
(3)the person’s history of previous violations.
(1)A person may request a hearing before the Commissioner or the Commissioner’s authorized representative to contest a proposed penalty or an alleged violation of this subtitle.
(2)The Commissioner shall adopt regulations as reasonably necessary to carry out this subsection.
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