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Code · Maryland · Public Utilities

§ 24-203

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§24–203.
(a)In this section, “public access point” includes a parking lot, playground, picnic area, boat launching ramp, or park.
(b)Within 24 hours after a leak is reported, the Commission shall post warning signs at each public access point to a waterway that becomes contaminated by a leak in a sanitary sewer line, pipe, or fixture that is connected to the sanitary sewer system of the Commission.
(c)A warning sign posted under this section shall include:
(1)the source and date of discovery of the leak; and
(2)the contact information, including a telephone number, of the Commission for members of the general public to use for obtaining additional information.
(d)The Commission:
(1)shall post the warning signs downstream from the leak in accordance with regulations adopted by the Commission; and
(2)is not required to post any warning sign upstream from a leak.
(e)The Commission shall adopt regulations to implement this section, including regulations concerning:
(1)the minimum distance from the source of a leak within which warning signs must be posted; and
(2)the form and content of the warning signs.
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