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Code · Maryland · Transportation

§ 5-821

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§5–821.
(a)Unless a person has an appropriate permit issued by the Administration, the person may not, in a noise zone established under this part:
(1)Establish or construct any new structure;
(2)Make any new use of any existing structure or land; or
(3)Substantially alter any existing structure or use of land.
(b)Notwithstanding subsection
(a)of this section, the Administration may not require any person to obtain a permit to construct an addition to a residential structure in a noise zone established under this part, if:
(1)The resultant improved structure retains the same number of family dwelling units; and
(2)The addition is not made eligible for participation in any State funded noise assistance program established under Subtitle 12 of this title.
(c)The Administration may not grant a permit if the proposed action would:
(1)Enlarge the size of or create an impacted land use area; or
(2)Violate local land use and zoning laws.
(d)Unless a person has an appropriate permit issued by the Administration or a variance granted by the Board of Airport Zoning Appeals, a political subdivision may not approve a final subdivision plan or issue any permit that is prerequisite to the construction of improvements in a noise zone established under this subtitle.
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