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Friday, May 17, 2030
House Bill 275 – Calvert County – Oysters (Delegate O’Donnell)
Allowing specified persons to power dredge oysters in waters contiguous to Calvert County
under a specified license issued by the Department of Natural Resources; requiring the
Department to issue licenses and adopt regulations and penalties; placing certain restrictions onthe power dredging of oysters; requiring the establishment of an oyster sanctuary within a certain
area in waters contiguous to Calvert County; prohibiting a person from catching oysters in theoyster sanctuary; etc.
3/2 House: Third Reading Passed (137-1)4/6 Senate: Third Reading Passed (45-0)
5/17 Approved by the Governor – Chapter 985
House Bill 422 – Dorchester County - Power Dredging for Oysters (Delegates Schisler,
Cane, and Eckardt)
Allowing specified persons to power dredge oysters in waters contiguous to Dorchester Countyunder a specified license issued by the Department of Natural Resources; placing certain
restrictions on the power dredging of oysters; requiring the Department of Natural Resources toissue licenses and adopt regulations and penalties; requiring the establishment of an oyster
sanctuary within a certain area in waters contiguous to Dorchester County; prohibiting a person
from catching oysters in the oyster sanctuary; etc.
2/25 House: Third Reading Passed (134-1)
4/6 Senate: Third Reading Passed (46-0)
5/17 Approved by the Governor – Chapter 986
House Bill 1030 – St. Mary's County – Oysters (Delegate Wood)Allowing specified persons to catch oysters by power dredge in specified areas of theChesapeake Bay contiguous to St. Mary's County under a power dredging license issued by the
Department of Natural Resources; requiring the Department to adopt regulations; requiring the
establishment of an oyster sanctuary; providing specified restrictions pertaining to catchingoysters by power dredge; prohibiting a person from catching oysters in the oyster sanctuary
established by the Department; etc.
3/24 House: Third Reading Passed (136-0)4/6 Senate: Third Reading Passed (45-0)
5/17 Approved by the Governor – Chapter 987
House Bill 1181 – Baltimore City - Condemnation - Immediate Possession and Title
(Delegates Rosenberg and Marriott (Baltimore City Administration))Clarifying provisions concerning the quick-take condemnation powers of Baltimore City;
authorizing Baltimore City to file a petition in the District Court for the quick-take condemnationof abandoned property; providing for service of process on an owner of abandoned property that
is subject to a quick-take condemnation; permitting a judgment creditor to join a quick-take
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condemnation of abandoned property; expanding the civil jurisdiction of the District Court to
include specified abandoned property quick-takes; etc.
3/25 House: Third Reading Passed (135-1)
4/6 Senate: Third Reading Passed (46-0)
5/17 Approved by the Governor–
Chapter 988
Senate Bill 607 – Somerset County - Power Dredging for Oysters (Senator Stoltzfus)
Requiring the Department of Natural Resources to adopt regulations that establish certain zonesin which a person may power dredge for oysters in Somerset County; requiring the Department
to designate a specified area as an oyster sanctuary; prohibiting a person from catching oysters in
the designated oyster sanctuary or in a certain area closed to hydraulic clam dredging; etc.
3/26 Senate: Third Reading Passed (46-0)
4/6 House: Third Reading Passed (133-1)
5/17 Approved by the Governor – Chapter 989
Senate Bill 729 – State Highways - Cost of Right of Access - Process and Appeal (Senator
Middleton, et al)Authorizing a property owner whose property abuts a specified State highway, other than an
interstate highway, to petition the State Highway Administration (SHA) to sell a right of access;
requiring the SHA to act on the request within a prescribed time; establishing a State Highway
Access Valuation Board to review SHA decisions; authorizing property owners who petition topurchase a right of access to appeal the SHA decisions to the Board; etc.
3/25 Senate: Third Reading Passed (47-0)4/5 House: Third Reading Passed (139-1)
5/17 Approved by the Governor – Chapter 990