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Mass. Gen. Laws ch. 143, sec. 71L — MA Code / Part I / Title XX / Chapter 143 / Section 71L
Fees
Status: in_force

Section 71L. Each application for a license, as specified in the following schedule, or a renewal thereof shall be accompanied by a fee. Type of Tramway 1. Two-car aerial passenger tramway 2. Multi-car aerial passenger tramway 3. Skimobile 4. Chairlift 5. J Bar, T Bar, or platter pull 6. Rope tows The amounts of such fees as well as fees for those applications accompanied by a report of an inspector certified by the board, containing such information as the board may by rule, or regulation prescribe, shall be determined annually by the commissioner of administration under the provision of section three B of chapter seven for the filing thereof.

Section 71L. Each application for a license, as specified in the following schedule, or a renewal thereof shall be accompanied by a fee.

Type of Tramway

1. Two-car aerial passenger tramway

2. Multi-car aerial passenger tramway

3. Skimobile

4. Chairlift

5. J Bar, T Bar, or platter pull

6. Rope tows

The amounts of such fees as well as fees for those applications accompanied by a report of an inspector certified by the board, containing such information as the board may by rule, or regulation prescribe, shall be determined annually by the commissioner of administration under the provision of section three B of chapter seven for the filing thereof.
Mass. Gen. Laws ch. 21, sec. 25A — MA Code / Part I / Title II / Chapter 21 / Section 25A
Conservation districts; powers
Status: in_force

Section 25A. Conservation district divisions established pursuant to section twenty may exercise any and all powers set forth in sections twenty-one to twenty-five, inclusive.

Section 25A. Conservation district divisions established pursuant to section twenty may exercise any and all powers set forth in sections twenty-one to twenty-five, inclusive.
Mass. Gen. Laws ch. 112, sec. 110 — MA Code / Part I / Title XVI / Chapter 112 / Section 110
Nursing home administrators; internship; evidence of training
Status: in_force

Section 110. Each applicant for an original license as a nursing home administrator shall also serve for a period of not less than three months as a nursing home administrator in training. At least two weeks before entering upon such administrator training internship the applicant shall submit evidence to the board that such training (1) will be under the supervision of a licensed nursing home administrator, (2) will be at a grade and character satisfactory to the board, and (3) will be in a duly authorized nursing home having an authorized bed capacity of not less then fifty beds.

Section 110. Each applicant for an original license as a nursing home administrator shall also serve for a period of not less than three months as a nursing home administrator in training. At least two weeks before entering upon such administrator training internship the applicant shall submit evidence to the board that such training (1) will be under the supervision of a licensed nursing home administrator, (2) will be at a grade and character satisfactory to the board, and (3) will be in a duly authorized nursing home having an authorized bed capacity of not less then fifty beds.
Mass. Gen. Laws ch. 22C, sec. 66 — MA Code / Part I / Title II / Chapter 22C / Section 66
Employment and training division employees; appointment as special officers
Status: in_force

Section 66. The colonel may, at the request of the deputy director of the division of employment and training, appoint as special state police officers employees of said division. Such special state police officers shall serve for one year, subject to removal by the colonel, and they shall have the same power to make arrests as the state police for any violation of section forty-seven of chapter one hundred and fifty-one A and shall have the power to serve warrants and other criminal processes. They shall report to the colonel as to their official acts at such times and in such manner as he may require. They shall serve without pay, except their regular compensation as employees of said division, and they shall receive no fees for service or return of any criminal process.

Section 66. The colonel may, at the request of the deputy director of the division of employment and training, appoint as special state police officers employees of said division. Such special state police officers shall serve for one year, subject to removal by the colonel, and they shall have the same power to make arrests as the state police for any violation of section forty-seven of chapter one hundred and fifty-one A and shall have the power to serve warrants and other criminal processes. They shall report to the colonel as to their official acts at such times and in such manner as he may require. They shall serve without pay, except their regular compensation as employees of said division, and they shall receive no fees for service or return of any criminal process.
Mass. Gen. Laws ch. 112, sec. 113 — MA Code / Part I / Title XVI / Chapter 112 / Section 113
Nursing home administrators; issuance of license without examination to licensees of other jurisdictions
Status: in_force

Section 113. The board may issue a nursing home administrator's license without examination, to any person who holds a valid license as a nursing home administrator from another jurisdiction; provided, that the board finds that the standards for licensure in such other jurisdiction are at least the substantial equivalent of those prevailing in this commonwealth, and that the applicant is otherwise qualified.

Section 113. The board may issue a nursing home administrator's license without examination, to any person who holds a valid license as a nursing home administrator from another jurisdiction; provided, that the board finds that the standards for licensure in such other jurisdiction are at least the substantial equivalent of those prevailing in this commonwealth, and that the applicant is otherwise qualified.
Mass. Gen. Laws ch. 31, sec. 59D — MA Code / Part I / Title IV / Chapter 31 / Section 59D
Limit on appointments from local public safety service register or cadet program
Status: repealed

[Text of section effective until January 1, 2035. Repealed by 2024, 238, Sec. 148. See 2024, 238, Sec. 327.]

[Text of section effective until January 1, 2035. Repealed by 2024, 238, Sec. 148. See 2024, 238, Sec. 327.]

Section 59D. The percentage of candidates appointed to a permanent position from a local public safety service register or a cadet program, pursuant to sections 59A to 59C, inclusive, shall not exceed, in the aggregate, more than 50 per cent of the appointing authority's overall appointments to the entry-level police and firefighter ranks during the time period established by the written agreement between the administrator and the appointing authority that authorizes the alternative appointment methodologies permitted by this chapter.
Mass. Gen. Laws ch. 140B, sec. 10 — MA Code / Part I / Title XX / Chapter 140B / Section 10
Expenditure of federal funds
Status: in_force

Section 10. In order to carry out the purposes and provisions of this chapter and of Title II of the Federal Highway Beautification Act of 1965, the department may expend any funds made available for the laying out, construction, reconstruction, resurfacing, relocation or improvement of highways notwithstanding any provision of law to the contrary.

Section 10. In order to carry out the purposes and provisions of this chapter and of Title II of the Federal Highway Beautification Act of 1965, the department may expend any funds made available for the laying out, construction, reconstruction, resurfacing, relocation or improvement of highways notwithstanding any provision of law to the contrary.
Mass. Gen. Laws ch. 21H, sec. 6M — MA Code / Part I / Title II / Chapter 21H / Section 6M
Preference for purchase of products not containing mercury by state procurement officer, university system and agencies
Status: in_force

Section 6M. The state procurement officer, the state university system and state agencies shall give preference to the purchase of equipment, supplies and other products that do not contain mercury unless there is no economically feasible non-mercury alternative that performs a similar function or unless the non-mercury product is sufficiently less energy efficient so as to result in a greater overall environmental impact. In circumstances where a non-mercury-added product is not available, preference shall be given to the purchase of products which have the least overall environmental impact in their development, manufacturing and use. This section shall not apply to the purchase of vaccines by the department of public health, its affiliates and facilities or to the purchase of refurbished medical equipment in which a mercury switch or relay is a fully integrated component.

Section 6M. The state procurement officer, the state university system and state agencies shall give preference to the purchase of equipment, supplies and other products that do not contain mercury unless there is no economically feasible non-mercury alternative that performs a similar function or unless the non-mercury product is sufficiently less energy efficient so as to result in a greater overall environmental impact. In circumstances where a non-mercury-added product is not available, preference shall be given to the purchase of products which have the least overall environmental impact in their development, manufacturing and use. This section shall not apply to the purchase of vaccines by the department of public health, its affiliates and facilities or to the purchase of refurbished medical equipment in which a mercury switch or relay is a fully integrated component.
Mass. Gen. Laws ch. 64C, sec. 21 — MA Code / Part I / Title IX / Chapter 64C / Section 21
Liability of agents aiding violations
Status: in_force

Section 21. Any individual who as a director, officer, partner, member, or agent of any person violating any provision of this chapter assists or aids, directly or indirectly, in such violation shall, equally with the person for whom he acts, be responsible therefor and subject to the punishment and penalties specified in section ten and in subsection (a) of section fourteen and in sections thirty-four to thirty-eight, inclusive.

Section 21. Any individual who as a director, officer, partner, member, or agent of any person violating any provision of this chapter assists or aids, directly or indirectly, in such violation shall, equally with the person for whom he acts, be responsible therefor and subject to the punishment and penalties specified in section ten and in subsection (a) of section fourteen and in sections thirty-four to thirty-eight, inclusive.
Mass. Gen. Laws ch. 64L, sec. 3 — MA Code / Part I / Title IX / Chapter 64L / Section 3
Sourcing meal sales to business location of vendor; vendors with multiple business locations; meal delivery companies and caterers
Status: in_force

Section 3. Except as provided herein, a sale of a meal by a restaurant is sourced to the business location of the vendor if (1) the meal is received by the purchaser at the business location of the vendor or (2) if the meal is delivered by the vendor to a customer, regardless of the location of the customer. A vendor with multiple business locations in the commonwealth must separately report sales sourced to each location in a manner prescribed by the commissioner. Restaurant meal delivery companies that purchase meals for resale must source their sales to the delivery location indicated by instructions for delivery to the purchaser and shall separately report sales by municipality in a manner prescribed by the commissioner. The commissioner may also adopt by rule or regulation destination sourcing and reporting rules for caterers or other vendors with a high volume of delivered meals, as the commissioner may determine, in order to mitigate any anti-competitive impact of the local meals tax.

Section 3. Except as provided herein, a sale of a meal by a restaurant is sourced to the business location of the vendor if (1) the meal is received by the purchaser at the business location of the vendor or (2) if the meal is delivered by the vendor to a customer, regardless of the location of the customer. A vendor with multiple business locations in the commonwealth must separately report sales sourced to each location in a manner prescribed by the commissioner. Restaurant meal delivery companies that purchase meals for resale must source their sales to the delivery location indicated by instructions for delivery to the purchaser and shall separately report sales by municipality in a manner prescribed by the commissioner. The commissioner may also adopt by rule or regulation destination sourcing and reporting rules for caterers or other vendors with a high volume of delivered meals, as the commissioner may determine, in order to mitigate any anti-competitive impact of the local meals tax.
Mass. Gen. Laws ch. 147, sec. 35 — MA Code / Part I / Title XX / Chapter 147 / Section 35
Licenses for physician, promoter, referee, judge, timekeeper, professional boxer, kickboxer, mixed martial arts contestant or other unarmed combative sport contestant, or a manager, trainer or second of such a contestant; fees
Status: in_force

Section 35. No person shall act, directly or indirectly, as a physician, promoter, referee, judge, timekeeper, professional boxer, kickboxer, mixed martial arts contestant or other unarmed combative sport contestant, or as manager, trainer or second of such a contestant, at a match or exhibition or as a matchmaker therefor, unless licensed by the commission upon receipt of the classified fee to be determined annually by the commissioner of administration and finance under section 3B of chapter 7. The commission shall set minimum requirements for licensure based upon skill or other fundamental prerequisites deemed necessary to adequately and safely execute the functions of the respective position. The commission may refuse to license any individual who does not meet those requirements or whose safety and well-being it determines will be put at substantial risk by engaging in their respective position. Whoever acts in such capacity, without being so licensed shall be punished by a fine of not more than $10,000. Any official who desires to officiate without charge at amateur boxing or sparring matches or exhibitions shall be licensed without charge. No person shall be licensed under this section who is under 18 years of age, except as otherwise provided in section 39.

Section 35. No person shall act, directly or indirectly, as a physician, promoter, referee, judge, timekeeper, professional boxer, kickboxer, mixed martial arts contestant or other unarmed combative sport contestant, or as manager, trainer or second of such a contestant, at a match or exhibition or as a matchmaker therefor, unless licensed by the commission upon receipt of the classified fee to be determined annually by the commissioner of administration and finance under section 3B of chapter 7. The commission shall set minimum requirements for licensure based upon skill or other fundamental prerequisites deemed necessary to adequately and safely execute the functions of the respective position. The commission may refuse to license any individual who does not meet those requirements or whose safety and well-being it determines will be put at substantial risk by engaging in their respective position. Whoever acts in such capacity, without being so licensed shall be punished by a fine of not more than $10,000. Any official who desires to officiate without charge at amateur boxing or sparring matches or exhibitions shall be licensed without charge. No person shall be licensed under this section who is under 18 years of age, except as otherwise provided in section 39.
Mass. Gen. Laws ch. 142, sec. 18 — MA Code / Part I / Title XX / Chapter 142 / Section 18
Construction, installing, relocating and repairing requirements; capacity; strength; solder; pressure
Status: in_force

Section 18. No hot water tank shall be repaired, relocated or installed and connected, unless it meets the following construction requirements:— A. The actual capacity of a hot water tank shall be within seven and one half per cent of the capacity stamped on the tank. B. A hot water tank shall be so constructed by riveting, welding, or otherwise, as to withstand the stamped test pressure without visible permanent distortion, and be so designed as to have an ultimate strength sufficient to withstand a hydrostatic pressure twenty-five per cent higher than the stamped test pressure. C. Solder which melts at a temperature below seven hundred degrees Fahrenheit shall not be used to hold the tank together, but may be used to make it water tight, cistern tanks excepted. D. A hot water tank in which water is to be heated or stored under pressure greater than fifteen pounds per square inch shall have a stamped test pressure of not less than two hundred pounds per square inch. E. The maximum working pressure at which a hot water tank may be installed shall not be greater than fifty per cent of the test pressure marked on the tank.

Section 18. No hot water tank shall be repaired, relocated or installed and connected, unless it meets the following construction requirements:—

A. The actual capacity of a hot water tank shall be within seven and one half per cent of the capacity stamped on the tank.

B. A hot water tank shall be so constructed by riveting, welding, or otherwise, as to withstand the stamped test pressure without visible permanent distortion, and be so designed as to have an ultimate strength sufficient to withstand a hydrostatic pressure twenty-five per cent higher than the stamped test pressure.

C. Solder which melts at a temperature below seven hundred degrees Fahrenheit shall not be used to hold the tank together, but may be used to make it water tight, cistern tanks excepted.

D. A hot water tank in which water is to be heated or stored under pressure greater than fifteen pounds per square inch shall have a stamped test pressure of not less than two hundred pounds per square inch.

E. The maximum working pressure at which a hot water tank may be installed shall not be greater than fifty per cent of the test pressure marked on the tank.
Mass. Gen. Laws ch. 218, sec. 33 — MA Code / Part III / Title I / Chapter 218 / Section 33
Warrants and process; power of clerks to issue
Status: in_force

Section 33. A clerk, assistant clerk, temporary clerk or temporary assistant clerk, may receive complaints, administer to complainants the oath required thereto, and issue warrants, search warrants and summonses, returnable as required when such process are issued by said courts. No other person, except a judge, shall be authorized to issue warrants, search warrants or summonses.

Section 33. A clerk, assistant clerk, temporary clerk or temporary assistant clerk, may receive complaints, administer to complainants the oath required thereto, and issue warrants, search warrants and summonses, returnable as required when such process are issued by said courts. No other person, except a judge, shall be authorized to issue warrants, search warrants or summonses.
Mass. Gen. Laws ch. 58, sec. 5 — MA Code / Part I / Title IX / Chapter 58 / Section 5
Notices and lists; instructing assessors
Status: in_force

Section 5. The commissioner may give instructions for preparing the notice and bringing in the lists required by section 29 of chapter 59, and may prescribe forms therefor so arranged that the statement of the person bringing in a list shall include all assessable property held by such person. The commissioner may prescribe forms for the lists and statements required therein relative to property held for literary, temperance, benevolent, charitable or scientific purposes.

Section 5. The commissioner may give instructions for preparing the notice and bringing in the lists required by section 29 of chapter 59, and may prescribe forms therefor so arranged that the statement of the person bringing in a list shall include all assessable property held by such person. The commissioner may prescribe forms for the lists and statements required therein relative to property held for literary, temperance, benevolent, charitable or scientific purposes.
Mass. Gen. Laws ch. 185C, sec. 23 — MA Code / Part II / Title I / Chapter 185C / Section 23
Bond of receiver
Status: in_force

Section 23. The bond of any receiver appointed by a division of the housing court department shall be payable to the commonwealth and shall otherwise be in such form as the chief justice of the housing court department shall require. Such bond may be enforced in the name of the commonwealth by the treasurer of the commonwealth, or by any person interested therein and authorized by the chief justice of the housing court department, after notice to said treasurer, to take such action. The housing court department shall have exclusive original jurisdiction of actions on such bonds. Any sums recovered shall be paid over or administered as a justice of the housing court department directs.

Section 23. The bond of any receiver appointed by a division of the housing court department shall be payable to the commonwealth and shall otherwise be in such form as the chief justice of the housing court department shall require. Such bond may be enforced in the name of the commonwealth by the treasurer of the commonwealth, or by any person interested therein and authorized by the chief justice of the housing court department, after notice to said treasurer, to take such action. The housing court department shall have exclusive original jurisdiction of actions on such bonds. Any sums recovered shall be paid over or administered as a justice of the housing court department directs.