MARYLAND REGISTER

CUMULATIVE INDEX

January 2011 — March 2011

Volume 38 • Issues 1 — 7 • Pages 1—458

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE Division of State Documents

ANNAPOLIS, MD

Issue Date: April 8, 2011

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Table of Contents

DIVISION OF STATE DOCUMENTS ........................................................................................................ 3

GOVERNOR ................................................................................................................................................. 3

ATTORNEY GENERAL .............................................................................................................................. 3

OPEN MEETINGS COMPLIANCE BOARD .............................................................................................. 3

GENERAL ASSEMBLY .............................................................................................................................. 3

JUDICIARY .................................................................................................................................................. 3

REGULATORY REVIEW AND EVALUATION ....................................................................................... 3

ERRATA ........................................................................................................................................................4

SPECIAL DOCUMENTS ............................................................................................................................. 4

REGULATIONS ........................................................................................................................................... 4

GENERAL NOTICES ................................................................................................................................. 11

CUMULATIVE TABLE OF COMAR CHAPTERS AFFECTED ............................................................. 14

CITATIONS TO DOCUMENTS INCORPORATED BY REFERENCE .................................................. 16

DEPOSITORIES FOR DOCUMENTS INCORPORATED BY REFERENCE ......................................... 16

REGULATIONS COORDINATORS ......................................................................................................... 17

AELR COMMITTEE COUNSEL ............................................................................................................... 20

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DIVISION OF STATE DOCUMENTS

Depositories for Documents Incorporated by Reference ........................................................................... 145

THE GOVERNOR

Executive Orders ................................................................................................................... 9, 146, 415, 416

THE ATTORNEY GENERAL

Opinions ............................................................................................................................ 147, 249, 251, 253

OPEN MEETINGS COMPLIANCE BOARD

Opinions .................................................................................................................................... 420, 421, 423

THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY

Synopsis No. 1 ........................................................................................................................................... 349

Synopsis No. 2 ........................................................................................................................................... 417

THE JUDICIARY

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE OF THE COURTS

Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) Notice of Funding Availability .................................... 258

Special Project Notice of Funding Availability .................................................................................. 259

APPEALS, COURT OF

Attorney Grievance Commission o f Maryland

Approved Institutions, Notice .......................................................................................................... 77

Attorneys

Disciplinary Proceedings

Attorneys Disbarred .................................................................................................... 10, 315, 426

Attorneys Excluded ................................................................................................................... 315

Attorneys Replaced .................................................................................................................. 315

Attorneys Reprimanded ............................................................................................................ 390

Attorneys Stricken .................................................................................................................... 315

Rules

Rule 11 (Required Course on Professionalism)

Notice of Proposed Rule Change .............................................................................................. 426

Rule 19 (Confidentiality)

Notice of Proposed Rule Change .............................................................................................. 427

Rules Committee

Open Meeting, Notice of .................................................................................................................. 315

Schedules for Argument .................................................................................................. 10, 75, 256, 390

MEDIATION AND CONFLICT RESOLUTION OFFICE

Notice of Funding Availability for FY 2012 ........................................................................................ 315

SPECIAL APPEALS, COURT OF

Schedules for Argument ........................................................................................................ 75, 256, 390

REGULATORY REVIEW AND EVALUATION NOTICE OF AVAILABILITY OF EVALUATION REPORT

Health and Mental Hygiene, Department of .............................................................................................. 260

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ERRATA

Errata ......................................................................................................................................... 235, 300, 403

SPECIAL DOCUMENTS

Budget and Management, Department of

Notice of Amounts of Debt That May be Issued Pursuant to Executive Order 01.01.1998.07 ..... 404

Environment, Department of the

Susquehanna River Basin Commission

Action Taken at December 16, 2010 Meeting, Notice of ............................................................... 133

Public Hearing and Commission Meeting, Notice of ..................................................................... 335

Water Management Administration

Final Determination to Issue General Permit for Discharges from Marinas, Including Boat Yards

and Yacht Basins (Previously entitled Boat and Vessel Maintenance), Notice of ................... 132

Tentative Determination to Issue General Permit for Discharges from the Application of

Pesticides, Notice of ................................................................................................................... 61

Health and Mental Hygiene, Department of

Administration-Sponsored Capital Program Planning for Federally Qualified Health Centers .... 301

Administration-Sponsored Capital Program Planning for Mental Health, Addictions, and

Developmental Disabilities Facilities ...................................................................................... 301

Maryland Health Care Commission

Application for Waiver to Provide Primary Percutaneous Coronary Intervention

(pPCI) Services .............................................................................................................................. 301

Collection of New Surgical Care Improvement Project (SCIP) Measures Data for Reporting on the

Hospital Performance Evaluation Guide ......................................................................................... 404

Notice of Docketing ................................................................................................................... 302, 404

Schedules for Certificate of Need Review ......................................................................................... 451

State Police, Department of

Handgun Roster Board

Proposed Additions to Handgun Roster and Notice of Right to Object or Petition ..................... 61, 404

REGULATIONS

(emer.) = emergency action on regulations

(fin.) = final action on regulations

(prop.) = proposed action on regulations

(withd.) = withdrawal action on regulations

AGRICULTURE, DEPARTMENT OF

Antifouling Paints

Use and Sale of Antifouling Paints:

(prop.) ............................................................ 213

Maryland Agricultural Land Preservation Foundation

Tenant House or Replacement Dwelling House

Approval for a Farm Subject to an Agricultural

Land Preservation Easement:

(fin.) ............................................................. 319

Pesticide Use Control

Integrated Pest Management and Notification of

Pesticide Use in a Public School Building or on

School Grounds:

(fin.) ................................................................. 85

Use and Sales of Pesticides, Certification of Pesticide

Applicators and Pest Control Consultants, and

Licensing of Pesticide Businesses:

(fin.) .................................................................. 11

Secretary, Office of the

Advertising Agricultural Products as Local or Locally

Grown:

(withd.) ......................................................... 434

Veterinary Medical Examiners, Board of

Licensing and Minimum Sanitary Requirements for

Veterinary Facilities:

(fin.) ............................................................... 433

(prop.) ............................................................. 210

Qualifications for Examination and Registration of a

Veterinary Technician:

(fin.) ............................................................... 433

(prop.) ............................................................. 210

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ASSESSMENTS AND TAXATION, DEPARTMENT OF

Affordable Housing Land Trusts

Registration:

(fin.) ................................................................. 85

ATTORNEY GENERAL, OFFICE OF THE

Consumer Protection Division

New Home Warranty Security Plans:

(withd.) ............................................................ 321

BUDGET AND MANAGEMENT, DEPARTMENT OF

Personnel Services and Benefits

Disciplinary Actions:

(fin.) ................................................................. 85

COMPTROLLER OF THE TREASURY

Income Tax

General Regulations:

(fin.) ............................................................... 393

(prop.) .............................................................. 14

Individual:

(fin.) ............................................................... 393

(prop.) .............................................................. 14

Maryland Research and Development Tax Credit:

(fin.) ............................................................... 393

(prop.) .............................................................. 14

Nonresident Real Estate Withholding Tax:

(fin.) ............................................................... 393

(prop.) .............................................................. 14

Pass-Through Entity Nonresident Tax:

(fin.) ............................................................... 393

(prop.) .............................................................. 14

Tax Refund Intercept Program — Delinquent Debts:

(fin.) ............................................................... 393

(prop.) .............................................................. 14

Office of the Comptroller

Tax Payments — Immediately Available Funds:

(fin.) ............................................................... 393

(prop.) .............................................................. 14

Sales and Use Tax

Sales and Use Tax:

(emer.) ............................................................ 261

EDUCATION COMMISSION, MARYLAND HIGHER

Academic Regulations

Exemption Procedures for Religious Educational

Institutions and Religious Institutions:

(fin.) .............................................................. 432

(prop.) ............................................................. 56

Fire-Rescue Education and Training Commission

Certification Standards and Procedures for Emergency

Services Instructors:

(prop.) ........................................................... 447

Nonpublic Schools

Minimum Requirements for Private Career Schools:

(prop.) ........................................................... 443

EDUCATION, STATE BOARD OF

Certification

Teachers:

(prop.) ............................................................... 205

Child and Family Day Care

Child Care Accreditation Support Fund:

(prop.) ............................................................... 325

Child Care Centers

Administrative Hearings:

(fin.) ............................................................... 396

(prop.) ............................................................... 52

Health:

(fin.) .............................................................. 396

(prop.) ............................................................... 52

Inspections, Complaints, and Enforcement:

(fin.) .............................................................. 396

(prop.) ............................................................... 52

License Application and Maintenance:

(fin.) .............................................................. 396

(prop.) ............................................................... 52

Safety:

(fin.) ............................................................... 396

(prop.) ............................................................... 52

Scope and Definitions:

(fin.) .............................................................. 396

(prop.) ............................................................... 52

Staff Requirements:

(fin.) .............................................................. 396

(prop.) ............................................................... 52

Family Child Care

Administrative Hearings:

(fin.) ............................................................... 396

(prop.) .............................................................. 51

Health:

(fin.) ............................................................... 396

(prop.) ............................................................... 51

Home Environment and Equipment:

(fin.) ............................................................... 396

(prop.) ............................................................... 51

Inspections, Complaints, and Enforcement:

(fin.) ............................................................... 396

(prop.) ............................................................... 51

Program Requirements:

(fin.) ............................................................... 396

(prop.) .............................................................. 51

Provider Requirements:

(fin.) ............................................................... 396

(prop.) ............................................................... 51

Registration Application and Maintenance:

(fin.) ............................................................... 396

(prop.) ............................................................... 51

General Instructional Programs

Graduation Requirements for Public High Schools

in Maryland:

(prop.) .............................................................. 50

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Letters of Compliance

Administrative Hearings:

(fin.) ............................................................... 396

(prop.) ............................................................... 54

Health:

(fin.) ............................................................... 396

(prop.) ............................................................... 54

Inspections, Complaints, and Enforcement:

(fin.) ............................................................... 396

(prop.) ............................................................... 54

Safety:

(fin.) ............................................................... 396

(prop.) ............................................................... 54

Scope and Definitions:

(fin.) ............................................................... 396

(prop.) ............................................................... 54

Staff Requirements:

(fin.) ............................................................... 396

(prop.) ............................................................... 54

Special Instructional Programs

Administration of Services for Students with

Disabilities:

(prop.) .............................................................. 325

Juvenile Services Education:

(prop.) ............................................................. 204

Provision of a Free Appropriate Public Education:

(prop.) ............................................................. 323

Specific Subjects

Program in Comprehensive Health Education:

(fin.) ................................................................. 396

ENVIRONMENT, DEPARTMENT OF THE

Air Quality

Asbestos Accreditation of Individuals and Approval of

Training Courses:

(prop.) .......................................................... 120

Control of Fuel-Burning Equipment, Stationary Internal

Combustion Engines, and Certain Fuel-Burning

Installations:

(prop.) ........................................... 104, 106, 112

Control of Incinerators:

(prop.) ........................................................... 110

Distributed Generation:

(prop.) ............................................................ 106

General Administrative Provisions:

(emer.) ............................................................. 263

(prop.) .................................................... 101, 104

General Emission Standards, Prohibitions, and

Restrictions:

(emer.) ............................................................. 263

(prop.) ............................................................ 101

Low Emissions Vehicle Program:

(prop.) ............................................................ 125

Permits, Approvals, and Registration:

(emer.) ............................................................. 263

(prop.) .................................................... 101, 106

Quality Assurance Requirements for Continuous

Opacity Monitors (COMs):

(prop.) ........................................................... 121

Volatile Organic Compounds from Specific Processes:

(prop.) ..................................................... 114, 117

(withd.) .............................................................. 86

Hazardous Substances Response Plan

Investigating, Evaluating, and Responding to

Hazardous Substance Releases:

(withd.) .......................................................... 321

Maryland CO2, Budget Trading Program

Applicability, Determining Compliance, and

Allowance Distribution:

(emer.) ............................................................. 263

(prop.) ............................................................... 96

General Administrative Provisions:

(emer.) ............................................................. 263

(prop.) ............................................................... 96

Radiation Management

State Radiation Control Fund:

(fin.) ............................................................... 397

(prop.) ............................................................. 127

Regulation of Water Supply, Sewage Disposal, and Solid

Waste

Quality of Drinking Water in Maryland:

(fin.) ................................................................ 319

ETHICS COMMISSION, STATE

Educations Ethics Regulations, Board of

General Provisions:

(prop.) .......................................................... 282

Model Regulations:

(prop.) .......................................................... 282

Review Criteria:

(prop.) .......................................................... 282

Review Procedures:

(prop.) .......................................................... 282

Local Government Ethics Law

General Provisions:

(prop.) .......................................................... 213

Local Government Ethics Law:

(prop.) .......................................................... 213

Model Laws:

(prop.) .......................................................... 213

Review Criteria:

(prop.) .......................................................... 213

Review Procedures:

(prop.) .......................................................... 213

HEALTH AND MENTAL HYGIENE, DEPARTMENT OF

Audiologists, Hearing Aid Dispensers, and Speech-

Language Pathologists, Board of Examiners for

Hearing Aid Dispensers:

(prop.) ............................................................ 197

Licensure and Continuing Education:

(prop.) ....................................................... 197(2)

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Cancer Control

Cancer Registry:

(fin.) ................................................................. 11

Dental Examiners, Board of

Continuing Education:

(prop.) .............................................................. 32

Fees:

(fin.) ............................................................... 318

Food

Food and Drink Processing and Transportation:

(fin.) ................................................................. 83

Food Service Facilities:

(fin.) ................................................................. 83

Production, Processing, Transportation, Storage, and

Distribution of Grade A Milk:

(fin.) .............................................................. 317

Health Services Cost Review Commission

Uniform Accounting and Reporting System for

Hospitals and Related Institutions:

(fin.) ................................................................. 11

(prop.) ............................................................ 400

Hospitals

Residential Service Agencies:

(prop.) ............................................................ 269

Kidney Disease Program

General Regulations:

(fin.) ............................................................... 431

(prop.) .............................................................. 90

Laboratories

General:

(fin.) ................................................................. 11

Medical Laboratories—Quality Assurance:

(fin.) ................................................................. 11

Maryland Health Care Commission

Continuation of Non-Primary Research Waivers

Through Participation in the Follow-On C-PORT E

Registry:

(prop.) ......................................................... 438

Medical Assistance Programs

Hospital Services:

(prop.) ......................................................... 435

Medical Care Programs

Early and Periodic Screening, Diagnosis, and Treatment

(EPSDT) Services:

(fin.) ............................................................ 431

(prop.) ............................................................ 89

Establishment, Operation, and Authority for Health

Maintenance Organizations—Medical Assistance:

(fin.) ................................................................. 84

Freestanding Clinics:

(fin.) .......................................................... 84, 430

Freestanding Dialysis Facility Services:

(fin.) ................................................................. 84

General Medical Assistance Provider Participation

Criteria:

(fin.) ................................................................. 84

(prop.) ............................................................. 281

Hospital Services:

(fin.) ................................................................. 84

Maryland Medicaid Managed Care Program: Managed

Care Organizations:

(fin.) ............................................................... 431

(prop.) ..................................................... 188, 437

Maryland Medicaid Managed Care Program: Rare and

Expensive Case Management:

(prop.) .............................................................. 191

Medical Assistance Eligibility:

(prop.) ................................................ 180, 185(2)

(withd.) ................................................... 180, 398

Medical Day Care Services:

(fin.) ............................................................... 431

(prop.) ............................................................... 89

Medical Laboratories:

(fin.) .............................................................. 430

Nurse Anesthetist Services:

(fin.) ......................................................... 84, 430

Nursing Facility Services:

(fin.) ............................................................ 84(3)

Nurse Midwife Services:

(fin.) ................................................................ 430

Nurse Practitioner Services:

(fin.) ................................................................ 430

Oxygen and Related Respiratory Equipment and

Supplies Program:

(fin.) ................................................................. 84

Pharmacy Services:

(fin.) ................................................................. 83

Physical Therapy Services:

(fin.) ................................................................. 430

Physicians’ Services:

(fin.) ......................................................... 84, 430

Podiatry Services:

(fin.) ......................................................... 84, 430

Primary Adult Care Program:

(fin.) ............................................................... 431

(prop.) ............................................................. 188

Residential Treatment Center Services:

(fin.) ................................................................. 84

Statewide Evaluation and Planning Services:

(fin.) ................................................................. 84

TCA Substance Abuse Services:

(fin.) ................................................................. 84

Therapeutic Behavioral Services:

(prop.) ............................................................ 281

Urgent Care Centers:

(fin.) ......................................................... 84, 430

Vision Care Services:

(fin.) ......................................................... 84, 430

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Mental Hygiene Regulations

Fee Schedule —Mental Health Services —

Community-Based Programs and Individual

Practitioners:

(prop.) ............................................................ 192

Nursing, Board of

Examination and Licensure:

(prop.) ............................................................. 440

Practice of the Nurse Practitioner:

(prop.) .............................................................. 26

Standards of Practice for Licensed Practical Nurses:

(prop.) ............................................................ 193

Nursing, Board of—Certified Nursing Assistants

Certification of Nursing Assistants:

(prop.) ............................................................. 440

Nursing Home Administrators, Board of Examiners of

Nursing Home Administrators:

(fin.) ............................................................... 395

Occupational Therapy Practice, Board of

Continuing Competency Requirement:

(fin.) ................................................................ 264

Pharmacy, Board of

Automated Medication Systems:

(prop.) .............................................................. 93

Pharmaceutical Services to Patients in

Comprehensive Care Facilities:

(prop.) .............................................................. 30

Physicians, Board of

Licensing of Respiratory Care Practitioners:

(fin.) ................................................................. 317

Procedures

Fair Hearing Appeals Under the Maryland State

Medical Assistance Program:

(prop.) ............................................................. 180

(withd.) ........................................................... 180

Fees for Community Health Programs:

(fin.) .................................................................. 83

Psychologists, Board of Examiners of

Fee Schedule:

(fin.) ................................................................ 395

(prop.) ............................................................... 31

Procedures:

(fin.) ........................................................... 395(2)

(prop.) .............................................................. 31

Psychology Associate:

(fin.) ................................................................ 395

(prop.) ............................................................... 31

Social Work Examiners, Board of

Code of Ethics:

(prop.) ............................................................ 441

Regulations Governing Licensure:

(fin.) ............................................................... 432

Tissue Banks

Tissue Banks:

(fin.) ............................................................... 432

(prop.) .............................................................. 94

HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT,

DEPARTMENT OF

Assisted Housing Preservation

Enforcement and Waivers:

(prop.) ............................................................. 153

Exemptions:

(prop.) ............................................................. 153

Notice of Intent to Take Protected Action:

(prop.) ............................................................. 153

Owner’s Offer of Right of First Purchase:

(prop.) ............................................................. 153

Purpose and Definitions:

(prop.) ............................................................. 153

Tenant Protection Assistance:

(prop.) ............................................................. 153

Special Loan Programs

Group Home Financing Program:

(fin.) ................................................................ 151

Lead Hazard Reduction Grant and Loan Program:

(fin.) ................................................................ 317

Special Housing Opportunities Program:

(fin.) ................................................................. 151

HUMAN RESOURCES, DEPARTMENT OF

Child Support Enforcement Administration

Child Support Enforcement—Definitions:

(prop.) .............................................................. 265

Child Support Enforcement Privatization Pilot

Program:

(fin.) ................................................................ 151

Child Support Enforcement Privatization

Program:

(fin.) ................................................................ 151

State Comptroller Intercept Program:

(prop.) .............................................................. 266

Office of the Secretary

Administrative Hearings:

(prop.) ............................................................ 265

INDEPENDENT AGENCIES

Criminal Sentencing Policy, Commission on

Criminal Offenses and Seriousness Categories:

(prop.) ............................................................ 327

General Regulations:

(prop.) ............................................................ 327

Human Relations, Commission on

Rules of Procedure; Public Hearing Process:

(fin.) .............................................................. 433

State Lottery Agency

Video Lottery Facility Minimum Internal Control

Standards:

(fin.) ................................................................ 84

Video Lottery Terminals:

(emer.) ................................................. 80(2), 263

(fin.) ................................... 84(2), 152, 264, 396

(prop.) ....................................................... 56, 206

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Unannounced Inspections:

(fin.) ............................................................... 152

Workers' Compensation Commission

Governmental Group Self-Insurance:

(fin.) ................................................................ 319

Guide of Medical and Surgical Fees:

(prop.) ..................................................... 207, 327

Procedural Regulations:

(fin.) ................................................................ 397

(prop.) ................................................. 57, 58, 207

LABOR, LICENSING, AND REGULATION,

DEPARTMENT OF

Engineers, Board for Professional

Procedural Regulations:

(prop.) ............................................................ 268

Financial Regulation, Commissioner of

Foreclosure Procedures for Residential Property:

(emer.) .............................................................. 79

Individual Tax Preparers, State Board of

General Regulation:

(emer.) ............................................................ 428

(prop.) ............................................................ 178

Interior Designers, Board of Certified

Code of Ethics:

(prop.) ................................................................ 25

Labor and Industry, Division of

Maryland Occupational Safety and Health Act—

Incorporation by Reference of Federal Standards:

(fin.) ............................................................... 317

(prop.) ............................................................ 322

Land Surveyors, Board for Professional

Minimum Standards of Practice:

(prop.) ........................................................... 267

Pilots, Board of

Pilots-in-Training, and Limited and Unlimited Licensed

Pilots:

(fin.) .............................................................. 394

Plumbing, Board of

Cross Connection/Backflow Prevention Certification

Program:

(prop.) ............................................................. 176

Real Estate Commission

Continuing Education:

(prop.) .............................................................. 87

Secretary, Office of the

New Home Warranty Security Plans:

(withd.) ........................................................... 321

MARYLAND INSTITUTE FOR EMERGENCY

MEDICAL SERVICES SYSTEMS (MIEMSS)

Designation of Trauma and Specialty Referral Centers

General Provisions:

(fin.) ................................................................. 12

Perinatal and Neonatal Referral Center Standards:

(fin.) ................................................................. 12

Emergency Medical Services Providers

Licensure and Certification:

(prop.) ........................................................... 296

EMS Operational Programs

Infection Control Program:

(fin.) ................................................................. 12

Jurisdictional EMS Operational Programs:

(fin.) ................................................................. 12

MARYLAND INSURANCE ADMINISTRATION

Health Insurance — General

Child Only Policies:

(emer.) .............................................................. 81

(fin.) ............................................................... 320

Uniform Consultation Referral:

(fin.) ................................................................. 12

Health Insurance — Group

Comprehensive Standard Health Benefit Plan:

(fin.) ................................................................. 13

Small Employer Group Health Insurance —

Disclosure Statement:

(fin.) ................................................................ 397

(prop.) ............................................................... 60

Insurance Producers and Other Insurance Professionals

Senior or Retiree Designations and Credentials:

(fin.) ............................................................... 433

(prop.) .............................................................. 130

Insurers

Antifraud Plans:

(fin.) ................................................................ 397

(prop.) ............................................................... 59

Payment of Actuarial Review of Rate Filings:

(prop.) ............................................................ 230

Life Insurance and Annuities

Retained Asset Accounts:

(fin.) ............................................................... 264

Suitability in Annuity Transactions:

(prop.) ............................................................. 231

NATURAL RESOURCES, DEPARTMENT OF

Boating — Speed Limits and Operation of Vessels

Chesapeake Bay:

(fin.) ................................................................ 430

(prop.) ............................................................. 174

Elk River:

(fin.) ............................................................... 430

(prop.) ............................................................ 176

Middle River:

(prop.) ............................................................. 435

Ocean City—Back Bay Areas:

(fin.) ............................................................... 430

(prop.) ............................................................ 174

Patuxent River:

(prop.) ............................................................ 175

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Wicomico River:

(fin.) ............................................................... 430

(prop.) ............................................................ 175

Fisheries Service

Crabs:

(fin.) ....................................................... 152, 429

(prop.) ............................................................ 158

Fish:

(fin.) ................................................... 393, 429(2)

(prop.) .............................................. 18, 158, 162

Fishing Guide Provisions:

(fin.) .............................................................. 429

(prop.) ........................................................... 158

Fishing in Nontidal Waters:

(fin.) .............................................................. 429

(prop.) ............................................................ 158

Fishing Licenses — Point Assignment, License

Revocation and Suspension Schedule and Criteria,

and Hearing Procedure:

(fin.) ............................................... 393, 429, 430

(prop.) .............................................. 18, 163, 168

General:

(fin.) ......................................................... 429(2)

(prop.) .................................................... 158, 160

Nuisance and Prohibited Species:

(fin.) ........................................................... 394(2)

(prop.) ........................................................ 22, 24

Oysters:

(emer.) ................................................. 79, 262(2)

(fin.) ....................................................... 393, 429

(prop.) ....................................................... 17, 161

Striped Bass:

(fin.) .............................................................. 429

(prop.) ............................................................ 162

Yellow Perch:

(fin.) ................................................................. 83

Forest Conservation

Model Forest Conservation Ordinance:

(fin.) .................................................................. 83

State Review and Approval of a Local Program:

(fin.) .................................................................. 83

Forests and Parks

Woodland Incentive Program:

(prop.) ................................................................ 399

PLANNING, DEPARTMENT OF

Census and Redistricting

Redistricting Prison Populations:

(emer.) ................................................................. 428

(prop.) .................................................................. 401

PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONAL SERVICES,

DEPARTMENT OF

Criminal Justice Information System Central Repository

Criminal History Records Check of Individuals Who

Care for or Supervise Children:

(fin.) .............................................................. 318

Police Training Commission

General Regulations:

(fin.) .............................................................. 318

Sex Offender Registration

Administration of Juvenile Sex Offender Listing:

(prop.) .............................................................. 36

Administration of Sex Offender Registration:

(prop.) .............................................................. 36

PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION

Service Supplied by Electric Companies

General Provisions:

(prop.) ............................................................. 332

Net Metering:

(prop.) ............................................................. 332

STATE POLICE, DEPARTMENT OF

Office of the State Fire Marshal

Nongovernmental Electrical Inspectors:

(fin.) ............................................................... 433

(prop.) ............................................................. 129

STATE PROCUREMENT REGULATIONS

General Provisions

Applicability:

(fin.) ............................................................... 152

Socioeconomic Policies

Minority Business Enterprise Policies:

(fin.) ............................................................... 152

Miscellaneous Purchasing Preferences:

(fin.) ............................................................... 152

Prevailing Wage—Contracts for Public Works:

(prop.) ............................................................. 230

Small Business Procurements:

(fin.) ............................................................... 152

STATE RETIREMENT AND PENSION SYSTEM

General Regulations

Designation of Beneficiary:

(prop.) ............................................................. 448

Enrollment in the State System:

(fin.) ................................................................. 12

Option and Annuity Tables

Option Factors and Annuity Values:

(prop.) ............................................................. 449

Service Credit

Qualifying Leaves of Absence:

(prop.) ............................................................. 449

Service Credit for Officers of Employee Organizations:

(prop.) ............................................................. 450

TRANSPORTATION, DEPARTMENT OF

Maryland Transportation Authority

Public Notice of Toll Schedule Revisions:

(prop.) ............................................................. 198

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Motor Vehicle Administration — Administrative

Procedures

Motor Vehicle Fees:

(fin.) ................................................................ 264

Motor Vehicle Administration — Commercial Motor

Vehicles

Motor Carrier Safety:

(fin.) .............................................................. 395

Motor Vehicle Administration — Driver Licensing and

Identification Documents

Epilepsy—Restoration of License Following

Ineligibility:

(prop.) ............................................................ 200

Expiration and Renewal of Driver’s License:

(prop.) ........................................................... 200

Physical and Mental Condition:

(prop.) ............................................................ 200

Proof of Age, Name, Identity, Residence, and Lawful

Status:

(fin.) ............................................................... 395

(prop.) ............................................................. 200

Reinstatement of Revoked Driver’s License or

Privileges:

(prop.) ............................................................. 200

Social Security Number:

(prop.) ............................................................. 200

Unauthorized Additions to Driver’s License, Permit, or

Photo Identification Card:

(prop.) ............................................................. 200

State Highway Administration

Mobile Seafood and Produce Vendors:

(prop.) ............................................................... 34

Transportation Service Human Resources System

Equal Employment Opportunity:

(fin.) ............................................................... 318

GENERAL NOTICES

Anatomy Board, State

Meeting, Public ......................................................... 337

Architects, Board of

Meeting, Public ......................................... 134, 303, 405

Athletic Commission

Meeting, Public ......................................... 134, 303, 405

Audiologists, Board of/Hearing Aid Dispensers, and

Speech-Language Pathologists

Meeting, Public .......................................... 134, 303, 405

Barbers, Board of

Meeting, Public ......................................................... 303

Canal Place Preservation and Development Authority

Meeting, Public ............................................................ 63

Cemetery Operations, Advisory Council on

Meeting, Public .......................................................... 405

Child Care Program Administrators, Board for the

Certification of Residential

Meeting, Public ................................................ 337, 456

Chiropractic and Massage Therapy Examiners, Board of

Meeting, Public ................................................ 337, 456

Correctional Training Commission

Meeting, Public ......................................................... 456

Cosmetologists, Board of

Meeting, Public ........................................ 134, 303, 456

Counselors and Therapists, Board of Professional

Meeting, Public ................................... 63, 236, 337, 456

Crime Control and Prevention, Governor's Office of

Meeting, Public .......... 63(2), 134, 236, 303, 337(2), 456

Criminal Justice Information Advisory Board

Meeting, Public ................................................. 405, 456

Dietetic Practice, Board of

Meeting, Public ................................................... 63, 337

Design Boards, Joint Chairs of the

Meeting, Public .................................................. 303, 405

Education, Maryland State Board of

Meeting, Public ................................................. 303, 405

Education, Maryland State Department of/Division of

Special Education/Early Intervention Services

Hearing on Regulations, Public ....................... 337, 405

Electricians, Board of Master

Meeting, Public ................................. 134, 236, 337, 405

Emergency Medical Services Advisory Council

Meeting, Public ................................................. 337, 456

Emergency Medical Services Board

Meeting, Public ................................................ 337, 456

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Emergency Medical Services Systems, Maryland

Institute for

Meeting, Public ...................................... 134, 303, 405

Engineers, Board for Professional

Meeting, Public ................................... 63, 236, 338, 456

Engineers, Board of Examining

Meeting, Public ................................... 63, 134, 236, 405

Environment, Department of the

Hearing, Public ............................................................ 63

Environment, Department of the/Land Management

Administration

Meeting, Public ......................................... 236, 303, 456

Environmental Sanitarians, Board of

Meeting, Public .............................. 63, 236(2), 405, 456

Financial Regulation, Commissioner of

Receipt of Application .......................................... 236(2)

Fire Prevention Commission

Meeting, Public ......................................................... 236

Health and Mental Hygiene, Department of

Meeting, Public ..................... 63(2), 134(3), 237(2), 456

Health and Mental Hygiene, Department

of/Developmental Disabilities Administration

Meeting, Public—DDA Resource Coordination

Provider Interest Meetings ....................................... 303

Health and Mental Hygiene, Department of/Laboratories

Administration/Forensic Laboratory Advisory

Committee

Meeting, Public ......................................................... 134

Health and Mental Hygiene, Department of/Maryland

Board of Physicians

Meeting, Public ................................................... 63, 303

Health and Mental Hygiene, Department of/Medicaid

Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee

Call for Physician Nominations ..................................... 63

Health and Mental Hygiene, Department of/Office of

Health Services

State Plan Submission ............................................... 304

Heating, Ventilation, Air-Conditioning, and

Refrigeration Contractors (HVACR)

Meeting, Public ...... 63, 134, 237(2), 304, 338, 405, 457

Home Improvement Commission

Meeting, Public ................................................ 338, 457

Housing and Community Development

Hearing, Public ........................................................ 338

Human Resources, Department of

Meeting, Public ................................................. 237, 338

Independent Living Council, Maryland Statewide

Meeting, Public ......................................................... 304

Interior Designers, Board of Certified

Meeting, Public ......................................................... 134

Interstate Adult Offender Supervision, Council for

Meeting, Public ........................................................... 64

Kidney Disease, Commission On

Meeting, Public ................................................... 64, 457

Labor and Industry, Division of/Board of Boiler Rule

Meeting, Public ......................................................... 457

Labor, Licensing, and Regulation, Department

of/Division of Labor and Industry/Maryland

Apprenticeship and Training Council

Meeting, Public ................................................... 64, 338

Labor, Licensing, and Regulation, Department

of/Division of Labor and Industry/Maryland

Occupational Safety and Health (MOSH) Advisory

Board

Meeting, Public ......................................................... 304

Land Patents, Commissioner of

Notice of Warrant No. 98 .................................... 304, 338

Notice of Warrant No. 99 .................................... 305, 338

Land Surveyors, Board for Professional

Meeting, Public ......................................... 134, 305, 457

Land Surveyors, Board for Professional/Aerial

Photogrammetric Committee

Meeting, Public ................................................. 305, 457

Landscape Architects, Board of Examiners of

Meeting, Public ................................................... 64, 405

Lottery Commission, Maryland State

Meeting, Public ........................................... 64, 305, 406

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Maryland Health Care Commission

Application, Receipt of ................................................ 64

Docketing, Notice of .................................................... 65

Formal Start of Review ............................................... 65

Meeting, Public ........... 64, 134, 135, 237, 339, 406, 457

Maryland Institute for Emergency Medical Services

Systems (MIEMMS)

Meeting, Public ........................................................ 406

Maryland Public Broadcasting Commission

Meeting, Public .......................................................... 406

Minority Business Enterprise Advisory Committee

Meeting, Public ........... 65, 135, 237, 305, 339, 406, 457

Morticians and Funeral Directors, Board of

Meeting, Public ......................................... 237, 339, 457

Nursing Board of

Disciplinary Actions Taken Against RNs and LPNs in

Maryland ...................................................... 238, 339

Nursing Home Administrators, Board of Examiners of

Meeting on Regulations, Public ................................. 238

Occupational Therapy Practice, Board of

Meeting, Public ......................................... 238, 339, 457

Optometry, Board of Examiners in

Meeting, Public .................................................... 65, 406

Pilots, Board of

Meeting, Public ................................................... 65, 457

Plumbing, Board of

Meeting, Public ......................................... 135, 238, 339

Police Training Commission

Meeting, Public .......................................................... 406

Procurement Advisory Council (PAC)

Meeting, Public ......................................................... 305

Psychologists, Board of Examiners of

Meeting, Public ......................................... 238, 339, 406

Public Accountancy, Board of

Meeting, Public ......................................... 135, 238, 339

Public Broadcasting Commission, Maryland

Meeting, Public ........................................................... 65

Public Defender System for the State of Maryland,

Board of Trustees of the

Meeting, Public ......................................... 238, 406, 457

Quality Care at the End of Life, State Advisory Council on

Meeting, Public ................................................... 65, 135

Racing Commission

Meeting, Public ...................................... 65, 238, 339, 457

Real Estate Appraisers and Home Inspectors,

Commission of Meeting, Public ................................................. 135, 458

Real Estate Commission

Meeting, Hearing ...................................... 135, 305, 406

Meeting, Public ......................................... 135, 305, 406

Retirement and Pension System—Board of Trustees

Meeting, Public ................................................. 135, 339

Social Work Examiners, Board of

Meeting, Public ........................................... 65, 239, 458

State Highway Administration/Project Planning Division

Notice of the Finding of No Significant Impact and

Receipt of Location/Design Approvals ............... 237

Tax Preparers, State Board of Individual

Meeting, Public ........................................................ 339

Teacher Education Board, Professional Standards and

Meeting, Public ................................................ 337, 456

Transportation Authority, Maryland

Meeting, Public ................................... 135, 305, 406, 458

Waterworks and Waste Systems Operators, Board of

Meeting, Public ......................................... 135, 305, 406

Well Drillers, Board of

Meeting, Public ......................................... 135, 305, 406

Workers' Compensation Commission

Meeting, Public ......... 65(2), 135(2), 239, 305, 306, 340,

....................................................................... 406, 458

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CUMULATIVE TABLE OF COMAR CHAPTERS AFFECTED

The table printed below contains the COMAR numbers of the titles, subtitles, and chapters affected by the documents published

in Volume 38, Issues 1 — 7, of the Maryland Register. Also listed in the table are the COMAR numbers of the Governor's

Executive Orders, under 01 Executive Department.

01 Executive Department

01.01.2010.23 ................................... 9

01.01.2010.24 ............................... 146

01.01.2010.25 ............................... 146

01.01.2011.01 ............................... 415

01.01.2011.02 ............................... 415

01.01.2011.03 ............................... 416

03 Comptroller of the Treasury

03.01.02 .................................. 14, 393

03.04.01 .................................. 14, 393

03.04.02 .................................. 14, 393

03.04.05 ................................... 14, 393

03.04.07 .................................. 14, 393

03.04.10 .................................. 14, 393

03.04.12 .................................. 14, 393

03.06.01 ......................................... 261

05 Department of Housing and

Community Development

05.04.06 ........................................ 317

05.04.09 ........................................ 151

05.04.11 ......................................... 151

05.10.01 ........................................ 153

05.10.02 ........................................ 153

05.10.03 ........................................ 153

05.10.04 ........................................ 153

05.10.05 ........................................ 153

05.10.06 ........................................ 153

07 Department of Human Resources

07.01.04 ........................................ 265

07.07.01 ........................................ 265

07.07.08 ........................................ 266

07.07.14 ..................................... 151(2)

08 Department of Natural Resources

08.02.01 ..................... 158, 160, 429(2)

08.02.03 .......................... 152, 158, 429

08.02.04 17, 79, 161, 262(2), 393, 429

08.02.05 ...... 18, 158, 162, 393, 429(2)

08.02.11 ................................. 158, 429

08.02.13 .... 18, 163, 168, 393, 429, 430

08.02.15 ................................. 162, 429

08.02.18 ................................. 158, 429

08.02.19 ........................ 22, 24, 394(2)

08.02.21 .......................................... 83

08.07.05 ........................................ 399

08.18.07 ................................. 174, 430

08.18.14 ......................................... 435

08.18.18 ................................. 174, 430

08.18.20 ......................................... 175

08.18.30 ................................. 175, 430

08.18.31 ................................. 176, 430

08.19.02 .......................................... 83

08.19.03 ........................................... 83

09 Department of Labor, Licensing,

and Regulation

09.03.12 ........................................... 79

09.11.06 .......................................... 87

09.12.31 ................................ 317, 322

09.13.06 ........................................ 267

09.18.02 .......................................... 25

09.20.04 ........................................ 176

09.23.01 ........................................ 268

09.26.02 ........................................ 394

09.38.01 ................................ 178, 428

10 Department of Health and Mental

Hygiene

10.01.04 ......................................... 180

10.01.17 .......................................... 83

10.07.05 ........................................ 269

10.09.01 ......................................... 430

10.09.02 .................................. 84, 430

10.09.03 .......................................... 84

10.09.06 .................................. 84, 435

10.09.07 .................................. 89, 430

10.09.08 .................................. 84, 430

10.09.09 ......................................... 430

10.09.10 ..................................... 84(3)

10.09.14 .................................. 84, 430

10.09.15 .................................. 84, 430

10.09.16 ........................................... 84

10.09.17 ......................................... 430

10.09.18 ........................................... 84

10.09.21 ......................................... 430

10.09.22 .......................................... 84

10.09.24 ........................... 180, 185(2)

10.09.29 .......................................... 84

10.09.30 .......................................... 84

10.09.33 ........................................... 84

10.09.34 ........................................ 281

10.09.36 .................................. 84, 281

10.09.39 .................................. 84, 430

10.09.51 ................................... 89, 431

10.09.65 ........................ 188, 431, 437

10.09.69 ................................ 191, 431

10.09.76 ................................ 188, 431

10.09.77 .................................. 84, 430

10.10.01 .......................................... 11

10.10.06 .......................................... 11

10.14.01 ........................................... 11

10.15.03 ........................................... 83

10.15.04 .......................................... 83

10.15.06 ........................................ 317

10.20.01 ................................... 90, 431

10.21.25 ........................................ 192

10.24.05 ......................................... 438

10.27.01 ......................................... 440

10.27.07 .......................................... 26

10.27.10 ........................................ 193

10.32.11 ........................................ 317

10.33.01 ........................................ 395

10.34.23 .......................................... 30

10.34.28 ........................................... 93

10.36.01 .............................. 31, 395(2)

10.36.02 .......................................... 31

10.36.06 ................................... 31, 395

10.36.07 ................................... 31, 395

10.37.01 .................................. 11, 400

10.39.01 ......................................... 440

10.41.03 .................................... 197(2)

10.41.08 ........................................ 197

10.42.01 ......................................... 432

10.42.03 ......................................... 441

10.44.20 ........................................ 318

10.44.22 ........................................... 31

10.46.04 ........................................ 264

10.50.01 ................................... 32, 432

11 Department of Transportation

11.02.04 ........................................ 318

11.04.16 .......................................... 34

11.07.05 ........................................ 198

11.11.05 ......................................... 264

11.17.02 ........................................ 200

11.17.03 ......................................... 200

11.17.04 ........................................ 200

11.17.08 ........................................ 200

11.17.09 ................................ 200, 395

11.17.11 ........................................ 200

11.17.12 ........................................ 200

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11.21.01 ........................................ 395

12 Department of Public Safety and

Correctional Services

12.04.01 ........................................ 318

12.06.01 .......................................... 36

12.06.02 ........................................... 36

12.15.02 ........................................ 318

13A State Board of Education

13A.03.02 ........................................ 50

13A.04.18 ..................................... 396

13A.05.01 ..................................... 323

13A.05.02 ............................. 325, 396

13A.05.11 ...................................... 204

13A.12.02 ...................................... 205

13A.14.10 ..................................... 325

13A.15.02 ....................................... 51

13A.15.05 ............................... 51, 396

13A.15.06 ............................... 51, 396

13A.15.09 ............................... 51, 396

13A.15.11 ............................... 51, 396

13A.15.13 ................................ 51, 396

13A.15.14 ............................... 51, 396

13A.16.01 ............................... 52, 396

13A.16.02 ................................ 52, 396

13A.16.06 ............................... 52, 396

13A.16.10 ............................... 52, 396

13A.16.11 ................................ 52, 396

13A.16.17 ................................ 52, 396

13A.16.18 ............................... 52, 396

13A.17.01 ............................... 54, 396

13A.17.06 ............................... 54, 396

13A.17.10 ............................... 54, 396

13A.17.11 ............................... 54, 396

13A.17.15 ................................ 54, 396

13A.17.16 ............................... 54, 396

13B Maryland Higher Education

Commission

13B.01.01 ...................................... 433

13B.02.04 ............................... 56, 432

13B.03.01 ...................................... 447

14 Independent Agencies

14.01.10 .................... 56, 80(2), 84(2),

......................... 152, 206, 263, 264, 396

14.01.14 .......................................... 84

14.01.20 ........................................ 152

14.03.01 ......................................... 433

14.09.01 .................... 57, 58, 207, 397

14.09.02 ........................................ 319

14.09.03 ................................ 207, 327

14.22.01 ........................................ 327

14.22.02 ........................................ 327

15 Department of Agriculture

15.05.01 .......................................... 11

15.05.02 .......................................... 85

15.14.03 ................................. 210, 432

15.14.13 ................................ 210, 432

15.15.03 ........................................ 319

15.21.01 ........................................ 213

17 Department of Budget and

Management

17.04.05 .......................................... 85

18 Department of Assessments and

Taxation

18.17.01 ........................................... 85

19A State Ethics Commission

19A.04.01 ...................................... 213

19A.04.02 ...................................... 213

19A.04.03 ...................................... 213

19A.04.04 ...................................... 213

19A.05.01 ...................................... 282

19A.05.02 ...................................... 282

19A.05.03 ...................................... 282

19A.05.04 ...................................... 282

20 Public Service Commission

20.50.01 ......................................... 332

20.50.10 ......................................... 332

21 State Procurement Regulations

21.01.03 ........................................ 152

21.11.01 ......................................... 152

21.11.03 ........................................ 152

21.11.07 ........................................ 152

21.11.11 ........................................ 230

22 State Retirement and Pension

System

22.01.07 ........................................ 448

22.01.12 .......................................... 12

22.02.01 ........................................ 449

22.05.01 ........................................ 449

22.05.06 ........................................ 450

26 Department of the Environment

26.04.01 ........................................ 319

26.09.01 .................................. 96, 263

26.09.02 ................................... 96, 263

26.11.01 ........................ 101, 104, 263

26.11.02 ........................ 101, 106, 263

26.11.06 ................................ 101, 263

26.11.08 ........................................ 110

26.11.09 ......................... 104, 106, 112

26.11.19 ................................ 114, 117

26.11.23 ......................................... 120

26.11.31 ......................................... 121

26.11.34 ........................................ 125

26.11.36 ........................................ 106

26.12.03 ................................ 127, 397

29 Department of State Police

29.07.01 ................................ 129, 433

30 Maryland Institute for Emergency

Medical Services Systems

(MIEMSS) 30.02.02 ......................................... 296

30.03.02 .......................................... 12

30.03.09 .......................................... 12

30.08.01 .......................................... 12

30.08.12 .......................................... 12

31 Maryland Insurance Administration

31.03.15 ................................ 130, 433

31.04.15 .................................. 59, 397

31.04.21 ........................................ 230

31.09.12 ........................................ 231

31.09.14 ......................................... 264

31.10.12 ........................................... 12

31.10.40 .................................... 81, 320

31.11.06 .......................................... 13

31.11.11 .................................. 60, 397

34 Department of Planning

34.05.01 ................................. 401, 428

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CITATIONS TO DOCUMENTS INCORPORATED BY REFERENCE IN 2011

Environment, Department of the

26.11.31

(prop.) ........................ 121

26.11.34

(prop.) ........................ 125

Health and Mental Hygiene,

Department of

10.09.51

(fin.) ............................. 431

(prop.) ............................ 89

10.15.06

(fin.) ............................. 317

10.37.01

(prop.) ......................... 400

Natural Resources, Department of

08.02.04

(emer.) ......................... 262

(fin.) ............................ 429

(prop.) .......................... 161

DEPOSITORIES FOR DOCUMENTS INCORPORATED BY REFERENCE

Depositories for Documents Incorporated by

Reference Into the Code of Maryland Regulations (COMAR)

Annapolis

MD Department of Legislative Services

90 State Circle(21401)

Contact: Lynda Cunningham

410-946-5400, 301-970-5400,

800-492-7111 x5400 (MD only),

FAX 410-841-3850

MD State Archives

350 Rowe Blvd. (21401)

Contact: Christine Alvey

410-260-6438,

FAX 410-974-3895

MD State Law Library

Robert C. Murphy Courts of Appeal

Bldg. 361 Rowe Blvd. (21401)

Contact: Mary Jo Lazun

410-260-1430, 888-216-8156,

FAX 410-974-2063

Baltimore

State Library Resource Center

Enoch Pratt Free Library

400 Cathedral St. (21201)

Contact: State Depository and

Distribution Program

410-396-1789,

FAX 410-396-4570

Law Library

University of Baltimore

1415 Maryland Ave.

(21201)

Contact: Patricia Behles

410-837-4559,

FAX 410-837-4570

Thurgood Marshall Law Library

University of Md. School of Law

501 W. Fayette Street (21201)

Contact: Bill Sleeman

410-706-6502,

FAX 410-706-2372

Charlotte Hall

Southern MD Regional Library

37600 New Market Rd.

(20622)

P.O. Box 459 (20622)

Contact: Pat Ward

301-934-9442,

FAX 301-884-0438

College Park

Hornbake Library

University of MD

Marylandia and Rare Books Department

(20742)

Contact: Ann Hudak

301-405-9210,

FAX 301-314-2709

Frostburg

Frostburg State University

Lewis J. Ort Library

1 Stadium Drive (21532)

Contact: Jeff Maehre

301-687-4734,

FAX 301-687-7069

Hagerstown

Government Reference Service of

Washington County Free Library

100 South Potomac Street (21740)

Contact: Harry Sachs

301-739-3250 x 149,

FAX 301-739-5839

Largo

Prince George's Community College

Library

301 Largo Road (20774)

Contact: Priscilla Thompson

301-322-0468,

FAX 301-808-8847

Princess Anne

Frederick Douglass Library

University of MD Eastern Shore

(21853)

Contact: Martha Zimmerman

410-651-7540,

FAX 410-651-6269

Rockville

Montgomery County Public Library

Rockville Branch 21

Maryland Avenue (20850)

Contact: Caren Genison-Perilman

240-777-0170,

FAX 240-777-0155

Salisbury

Salisbury University

Blackwell Library

College and Camden Avenues (21801)

Contact: Gaylord Robb

410-543-6234,

FAX 410-543-6203

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Towson

Albert S. Cook Library

Towson University

8000 York Road (21252)

Contact: Carl Olson

410-704-3267,

FAX 410-704-3829

Washington, D.C.

Library of Congress

Anglo-American Acquisitions Division

Government Documents Section101 Independence Ave., S.E. (20540)

Contact: Richard Yarnall

202-707-9470,

FAX 202-707-0380

REGULATIONS COORDINATORS

For questions regarding the meaning or interpretation of proposed or adopted regulations, contact the Regulations Coordinators

listed below. Regulations Coordinators are State agency personnel who are particularly knowledgeable about regulations proposed

or adopted by their respective departments or agencies.

Administrative Hearings (Title 28)

Jana Burch

410-229-4130

410-229-4111 (Fax)

Aging (Title 32)

Sandra Cobb

410-767-1084

410-333-7943 (Fax)

Agriculture (Title 15)

Tonia Martin

410-841-5883

410-841-5914 (Fax)

Archives (Title 14)

Richard Richardson

410-260-6407

410-974-3895 (Fax)

Assessments & Taxation (Title 18)

Jeffrey G. Comen

410-767-1280

410-333-5148 (Fax)

Attorney General (Title 02)

Joy Sakamoto

410-576-7041

410-576-7036 (Fax)

Blind Industries & Services (Title 14)

Christina Davis

410-233-4567

410-233-0544 (Fax)

Blind Vending Services (Title 14)

John Ward

410-247-3737

410-247-5978 (Fax)

Budget & Management (Title 17)

Leslie Buchman

(Dept. Coordinator)

410-767-4718

410-333-5262 (Fax)

Business & Economic Development

(Title 24)

Anita Lydic Diven

410-767-6451

410-333-8298 (Fax)

Children, Youth and Families,

Governor's Office for David Russell

410-767-4181

410-333-5248 (Fax)

Comptroller (Title 03)

Sharonne Bonardi

(Dept. Coordinator)

410-767-4125

410-974-3201 (Fax)

Alcohol & Tobacco Tax

Joanne Tetlow

410-260-7494

410-974-5564 (Fax)

Compliance

Sharonne Bonardi

410-767-4125

410-333-7745 (Fax)

Motor Fuel Tax

Joanne Tetlow

410-260-7494

410-974-5564 (Fax)

Revenue Administration

Wally Eddleman

410-260-7645

410-974-3456 (Fax)

Contract Appeals Board (Title 21)

Robert B. Harrison III

410-767-8228

410-333-0890 (Fax)

Criminal Sentencing (Title 14)

David Soulé

301-403-2707

301-403-4164 (Fax)

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Critical Area Comm. for the

Chesapeake and Atlantic Coastal Bays

(Title 27)

Lisa Hoerger

410-260-3478

410-974-5338 (Fax)

Education Commission, Higher (Title

13B)

Cathy Shultz

410-260-4505

410-260-3202 (Fax)

Education, State Board of (Title 13A)

Charlene Necessary

410-767-0467

410-333-6033 (Fax)

Elections, State Board of (Title 33)

Nikki Trella

410-269-2843

410-974-2019 (Fax)

Maryland Energy Administration

(Title 14)

410-260-7752

410-974-2250 (Fax)

Environment (Title 26)

Air & Radiation Management

Deborah Rabin

410-537-4414

410-537-3202 (Fax)

Land Management

Gail Castleman

410-537-3310

410-537-3156 (Fax)

Water Management

Renee Matthews

410-527-3567

410-527-2388 (Fax)

Ethics Commission (Title 19A)

Robert Hahn

410-974-2068

410-974-2418 (Fax)

General Services (Title 04)

Anne Hubbard

410-767-4606

410-333-5730 (Fax)

Health & Mental Hygiene (Title 10)

Michele Phinney

(Dept. Coordinator)

410-767-6499

410-333-7687 (Fax)

Alcohol & Drug Abuse

410-402-8621

410-402-8602 (Fax)

Boards and Commissions

410-764-5978

410-358-1879 (Fax)

Developmental Disabilities

410-767-5575

410-767-5850 (Fax)

Health Services Cost Review Comm.

Diana Kemp

410-764-2576

410-358-6217 (Fax)

Laboratories

410-767-6909

410-333-5403 (Fax)

Maryland Health Care Commission

Amelia Rutledge

410-764-3322

410-358-1311 (Fax)

Medical Assistance

Lisa Fassett

410-767-0579

410-333-5185 (Fax)

Mental Hygiene

410-402-8440

410-402-8441 (Fax)

Nursing, Board of

Shirley Devaris

410-585-1902

410-358-3530 (Fax)

Office of Health Care Quality

Lynda Brown

410-402-8004

410-402-8211 (Fax)

Pharmacy, Board of

Anna Jeffers

410-764-3833

410-358-6207(Fax)

Physicians, Board of

Karen Wulff

410-764-3930

410-358-2252 (Fax)

Housing & Community Development

(Title 05)

Mark Petrauskas

410-514-7834

410-987-4094 (Fax)

Human Relations (Title 14)

Glendora C. Hughes

410-767-8572

410-333-1841 (Fax)

Human Resources (Title 07)

Andrea Shuck

410-767-7193

410-333-0637 (Fax)

Insurance Administration (Title 31)

Katrina Lawhorn

410-468-2450

410-468-2020 (Fax)

Juvenile Services (Title 16)

Shelly Mintz

410-230-3153

410-333-4198 (Fax)

Labor, Licensing, and Regulation

(Title 09)

Jackie Lichter

(Dept. Coordinator)

410-230-6009

410-333-0853 (Fax)

Labor & Industry

Debbie Stone

410-767-2225

410-767-2986 (Fax)

Occupational & Professional

Licensing

Harry Loleas

410-230-6226

410-333-6314 (Fax)

Racing Commission

J. Michael Hopkins

410-230-6337

410-333-8308 (Fax)

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Lottery (Title 14)

Robert Howells

410-230-8789

410-230-8727 (Fax)

Maryland Automobile Insurance

Fund (Title 14)

410-269-8626

410-269-4344 (Fax)

Maryland Institute of Emergency

Medical Services

Systems (Title 30)

Ronald Schaefer

410-706-2339

410-706-2367 (Fax)

Natural Resources (Title 08)

Eileen Mosley

(Dept. Coordinator)

410-260-8107

410-260-8111 (Fax)

Boating

Jack Baily

410-974-2040

410-974-5647 (Fax)

Fisheries

Tammy O'Connell

410-260-8271

410-260-8278 (Fax)

Forest Conservation

Marian Honeczy

410-260-8511

410-260-8595 (Fax)

Forest Service

Steve Koehn

410-260-8501

410-260-8595 (Fax)

Wildlife and Heritage

Glenn Therres

410-260-8572

410-260-8596 (Fax)

Northeast Waste Disposal Authority

(Title 14)

M. Catherine Coble

410-333-2730

410-333-2721 (Fax)

Planning, Maryland Department of

(Title 34)

Arabia Matthews

410-767-4512

410-767-4480 (Fax)

Procurement Regulations, State

(Title 21)

Mary Jo Childs

410-260-7720

410-975-5240 (Fax)

Property Tax Assessment Appeals

Board (Title 14)

410-974-2087

410-974-5595 (Fax)

Public Defender (Title 14)

410-767-8474

410-333-8496 (Fax)

Public Safety & Correctional Services

(Title 12)

George Hall

410-339-5073

410-339-4227 (Fax)

Correction

Suzanne Fisher

410-585-3310

410-764-4182 (Fax)

Correctional Standards

410-585-3830

410-318-6020 (Fax)

Criminal Injuries Compensation

Board

Robert Woolford

410-585-3010

410-764-3815 (Fax)

Inmate Grievance

Scott Oakley

410-585-3840

410-318-6015 (Fax)

Parole & Probation

Philip Pie

410-585-3500

410-764-4091 (Fax)

Patuxent Institution

410-799-3314

410-799-7457 (Fax)

Police & Correctional Training

Commissions

Thomas C. Smith

410-875-3605

410-875-3584 (Fax)

Public Service Commission (Title 20)

410-767-8064

410-333-3802 (Fax)

Public Works, Board of

(Title 23)

Sheila McDonald

410-260-7335

410-974-5240 (Fax)

Retirement & Pension Systems

(Title 22)

J. Howard Pleines

410-625-5602

410-468-1710 (Fax)

Secretary of State (Title 01)

410-974-2486

410-280-5647 (Fax)

Securities Division (Title 02)

Timothy F. Cox

410-576-7045

410-576-6532 (Fax)

State Police (Title 29)

Tom Vondersmith

410-653-4253

410-653-4250 (Fax)

Fire Marshal/Fire Prevention

Commission

John F. Bender

410-339-4200

410-339-4215 (Fax)

Tax Court (Title 14)

Robert L. Zouck

410-767-4830

410-333-5286 (Fax)

Transportation (Title 11)

Natalie Henson

410-865-1091

410-865-1201 (Fax)

Aviation Admin.

Jeanette Brewer

410-859-7734

410-850-4127 (Fax)

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Mass Transit Admin.

James Knighton

410-767-3934

410-333-0689 (Fax)

Motor Vehicle Admin.

410-424-3105

410-768-7506 (Fax)

Port Admin.

William Franklin

410-631-1142

410-631-1009 (Fax)

State Highway Admin.

Linda Singer

410-545-0362

410-209-5019 (Fax)

Transportation Authority

Gregory Derwart

410-288-8401

410-288-8412 (Fax)

Treasurer, State (Title 25)

Kathy Wohlgemuth

410-260-7164

410-974-3530 (Fax)

Veterans Affairs (Title 35)

Cate Conroy

410-260-3845

410-216-7928 (Fax)

Workers' Compensation

(Title 14)

Amy Lackington

410-864-5315

410-333-8122 (Fax)

ADMINISTRATIVE, EXECUTIVE AND LEGISLATIVE REVIEW

(AELR) COMMITTEE COUNSEL

This Committee of the General Assembly reviews all regulations and approves emergency regulations. Administrative, Executive

and Legislative Review (AELR) Committee Counsel

Marie Razulis

410-946-5350

410-946-5529 (Fax)

Susan McNamee

410-946-5350

410-946-5395 (Fax)