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Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 14 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › Subtitle 28 - CANAL PLACE PRESERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY › Chapter 14.28.03 - Petition for Adoption of Regulations › Section 14.28.03.03 - Who May File

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Any interested person may file a petition with the Executive
				  Director requesting the promulgation, amendment, or repeal of a
				  regulation.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 14 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › Subtitle 28 - CANAL PLACE PRESERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY › Chapter 14.28.03 - Petition for Adoption of Regulations › Section 14.28.03.04 - Form

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The petition shall:
A. Be in writing;
B. Contain a clear and concise statement of
				the regulation, amendment, or repeal which is sought;
C. Contain a statement of reasons in support
				of the proposed regulation change; and
D. Contain the name, address, and telephone
				number of the petitioner.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 14 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › Subtitle 28 - CANAL PLACE PRESERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY › Chapter 14.28.03 - Petition for Adoption of Regulations › Section 14.28.03.05 - Petition Filed

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The petition shall be filed with the Executive Director for
				  the Executive Director's consideration and disposition. The time period for
				  response to a petition begins when the petition is received by the Executive
				  Director.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 14 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › Subtitle 28 - CANAL PLACE PRESERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY › Chapter 14.28.03 - Petition for Adoption of Regulations › Section 14.28.03.06 - Disposition

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Within 60 days after receipt of the petition, the Executive
				  Director shall either deny the petition in writing, stating the reasons for the
				  denial, or initiate the procedures for adoption of the regulation as submitted
				  or with appropriate modifications as determined by the Executive Director to be
				  in the best interest of the Authority.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 14 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › Subtitle 28 - CANAL PLACE PRESERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY › Chapter 14.28.03 - Petition for Adoption of Regulations › Section 14.28.03.07 - Agency File

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The Authority shall maintain a file of all petitions
				  submitted and the responses. This file shall be available for public inspection
				  to the extent permitted by law.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 14 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › Subtitle 28 - CANAL PLACE PRESERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY › Chapter 14.28.04 - Petition for Declaratory Rulings › Section 14.28.04.01 - General

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These regulations are promulgated under State Government
				  Article, §
									10-304, Annotated
				  Code of Maryland, for the purpose of establishing procedures by which the
				  public may petition the Canal Place Preservation and Development Authority for
				  a declaratory ruling.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 14 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › Subtitle 28 - CANAL PLACE PRESERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY › Chapter 14.28.04 - Petition for Declaratory Rulings › Section 14.28.04.02 - Definitions

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A. In this chapter,
				the following terms have the meanings indicated.
B. Terms Defined.
(1) "Authority" means the Canal Place
				Preservation and Development Authority.
(2) "Executive Director" means the Executive
				Director of the Canal Place Preservation and Development Authority or the
				Executive Director's designee.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 14 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › Subtitle 28 - CANAL PLACE PRESERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY › Chapter 14.28.04 - Petition for Declaratory Rulings › Section 14.28.04.03 - Who May File

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Any interested person may file a petition for declaratory
				  ruling with respect to the manner in which the Authority would apply a
				  regulation or order of the Authority, or a statute that the Authority enforces,
				  to a person or property on the facts set forth in the
				  petition.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 14 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › Subtitle 28 - CANAL PLACE PRESERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY › Chapter 14.28.04 - Petition for Declaratory Rulings › Section 14.28.04.04 - Where to File

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A petition shall be filed with the Executive Director for the
				  Executive Director's consideration and disposition.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 14 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › Subtitle 28 - CANAL PLACE PRESERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY › Chapter 14.28.04 - Petition for Declaratory Rulings › Section 14.28.04.05 - Form

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The petition shall:
A. Be in writing;
B. Contain a detailed statement of the facts
				on which the petition is based;
C.
				Fully set forth the regulations or statutes involved;
D. Pose the question of whether, and in what
				manner, the regulations or statutes apply to the petitioner under the facts
				contained in the petition;
E.
				Contain the name, address, and telephone number of the petitioner;
				and
F. Contain a statement by the
				petitioner, under oath, that the facts contained in the petition are
				true.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 14 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › Subtitle 28 - CANAL PLACE PRESERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY › Chapter 14.28.04 - Petition for Declaratory Rulings › Section 14.28.04.06 - Consideration and Disposition

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The Executive Director shall consider the petition and may
				  issue the declaratory ruling requested. The Executive Director may require
				  argument on the petition. A declaratory ruling is binding upon the Authority
				  and the petitioner, to the extent permitted by law, on the facts alleged. Any
				  declaratory ruling issued shall be in writing and shall state the reasons for
				  the decision. A copy of the declaratory ruling shall be delivered to the
				  petitioner.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 14 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › Subtitle 28 - CANAL PLACE PRESERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY › Chapter 14.28.04 - Petition for Declaratory Rulings › Section 14.28.04.07 - Authority File

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The Authority shall maintain a file of all petitions
				  submitted and declaratory rulings issued. This file shall be available for
				  public inspection to the extent permitted by law.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 14 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › Subtitle 28 - CANAL PLACE PRESERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY › Chapter 14.28.08 - Procurement › Section 14.28.08.01 - Policy

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It is the policy of the Canal Place Preservation and
				  Development Authority to procure supplies, services, and construction in a
				  cost-effective manner consistent with the best interests of the Authority, its
				  vendors, and the general public.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 14 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › Subtitle 28 - CANAL PLACE PRESERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY › Chapter 14.28.08 - Procurement › Section 14.28.08.02 - Scope

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A. This chapter
				does not apply to the following:
(1)
				Reimbursement contracts for which user eligibility and cost are set by law or
				by rules and regulations;
(2)
				Collective bargaining agreements with employee organizations (labor
				contracts);
(3) Acquisition of real
				property or a permanent or temporary interest in real property;
(4) Contracts with a federal or State agency
				or a local jurisdiction;
(5)
				Disposal of real or personal property;
(6) Procurement for purposes of direct resale
				or remanufacture and subsequent resale;
(7) Agreements creating employee-employer
				relationships; or
(8) A procurement
				on behalf of a local jurisdiction if the:
(a)
				Authority estimates that the procurement will exceed $35,000;
(b) Governing body of the local jurisdiction
				requests the Authority to waive its procedures, and
(c) Authority formally assents to waive the
				Authority's procedures.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 14 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › Subtitle 28 - CANAL PLACE PRESERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY › Chapter 14.28.08 - Procurement › Section 14.28.08.04 - Contract Authority

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A.
				Contract Approval.
(1) The Executive
				Director:
(a) Except as provided in §C
				of this regulation, shall approve procurement contracts of the Authority;
				and
(b) May delegate authority to
				approve a procurement contract of the Authority to an Authority
				employee.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 14 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › Subtitle 28 - CANAL PLACE PRESERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY › Chapter 14.28.08 - Procurement › Section 14.28.08.05 - Determinations

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Determinations required by these regulations shall be in
				  writing signed by the procurement officer, and shall be retained by the
				  Authority for not less than 3 years from the date of the
				  determination.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 14 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › Subtitle 28 - CANAL PLACE PRESERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY › Chapter 14.28.08 - Procurement › Section 14.28.08.06 - Source Selection

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A. The
				Authority may use the following procurement methods:
(1) Competitive sealed bidding;
(2) Competitive proposals;
(3) Negotiated award after unsatisfactory
				competitive sealed bidding;
(4)
				Sole source procurement; and
(5)
				Emergency procurement.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 14 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › Subtitle 28 - CANAL PLACE PRESERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY › Chapter 14.28.08 - Procurement › Section 14.28.08.07 - Procurement By Competitive Sealed Bidding

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A. Applicability. This regulation applies to
				any procurement of the Authority except as provided in Regulations .06E and
				.08-.10 of this chapter.
B.
				Invitations for Bids. The Authority shall initiate a procurement by competitive
				sealed bidding by issuing an invitation for bids. The invitation for bids shall
				include a written bid form based upon the specifications, a statement that the
				bidder agrees to all terms and conditions, provisions and addenda, if any, to
				the invitation for bids, the time and place of bid opening, and such other
				information as the Authority reasonably considers necessary. The Authority may
				require bidders to submit samples or descriptive literature.
C. Prebid Conferences. The Authority may
				conduct prebid conferences, and may require that attendance by bidders be
				mandatory.
D. Bid Modifications. A
				bidder may modify or withdraw a bid before bid opening by submitting written
				notice to the Authority. The Authority shall return any bid security to a
				bidder if the bidder withdraws the bidder's bid in accordance with this
				regulation.
E. Late Bids, Late
				Withdrawals, Late Modifications.
(1) The
				Authority may not consider a bid, bid withdrawal, or bid modification received
				after the bid opening time and date, except that the Authority may consider a
				late bid, late withdrawal, or late modification if the delay was substantially
				caused by the Authority. The bidder is solely responsible for timely receipt of
				the bidder's bid.
(2) A late
				modification of a successful bid that makes the terms more favorable to the
				Authority may be considered and accepted by the Authority at any time before
				contract award.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 14 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › Subtitle 28 - CANAL PLACE PRESERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY › Chapter 14.28.08 - Procurement › Section 14.28.08.08 - Procurement by Competitive Sealed Proposals

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A. Request for Proposals.
(1) A request for proposals shall include:
(a) The date, time, and place for submission
				of proposals;
(b) The proposal
				requirements, including price proposals;
(c) The evaluation factors and relative
				importance of each; and
(d) A
				statement of work or scope of services required by the Authority.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 14 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › Subtitle 28 - CANAL PLACE PRESERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY › Chapter 14.28.08 - Procurement › Section 14.28.08.09 - Sole Source Procurement

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A.
				Conditions for Use.
(1) Except as provided in
				§B of this regulation, sole source procurement is not permissible unless a
				requirement is available from only a single vendor.
(2) The determination as to whether a
				procurement shall be made as a sole source shall be made by the procurement
				officer and approved by the Executive Director. The determination and the basis
				for the determination shall be in writing. The Authority may not award a
				procurement contract to a sole source before the Executive Director's
				approval.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 14 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › Subtitle 28 - CANAL PLACE PRESERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY › Chapter 14.28.08 - Procurement › Section 14.28.08.10 - Emergency Procurement

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A.
				Application. The procurement officer, with the prior approval of the Executive
				Director, may award an emergency procurement contract by other than competitive
				sealed bidding or competitive sealed proposals under Regulation .07 or .08 of
				this chapter.
B. Scope. An
				emergency procurement is limited to the procurement of those requirements
				necessary to avoid or mitigate damage to the environment, health, safety, or
				welfare.
C. Competition. The
				Authority shall reasonably attempt to obtain such competition as is consistent
				with meeting the time requirements of the emergency.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 14 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › Subtitle 28 - CANAL PLACE PRESERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY › Chapter 14.28.08 - Procurement › Section 14.28.08.11 - Contract Award

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A. The
				procurement officer shall determine whether a bidder or offeror is
				responsible.
B. The procurement
				officer may find that a bidder or offeror is not a responsible bidder or
				offeror for:
(1) Unreasonable failure by the
				bidder or offeror to supply information promptly in connection with a
				determination of responsibility under this chapter; or
(2) Any other reason indicating that the
				bidder or offeror does not have the:
(a)
				Capability in all respects to perform fully the procurement contract
				requirements, or
(b) Integrity and
				reliability that will ensure good faith performance.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 14 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › Subtitle 28 - CANAL PLACE PRESERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY › Chapter 14.28.08 - Procurement › Section 14.28.08.12 - Cancellation or Rejection of Solicitations

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A. The Authority may cancel a solicitation in
				whole or in part before opening of bids or proposals when, in the determination
				of the procurement officer, cancellation is in the best interests of the
				Authority. Bids or proposals shall be returned to the bidders or offerors
				together with a notice of cancellation.
B. After opening of bids or proposals, the
				Authority may reject all bids or proposals in whole or in part when, in the
				determination of the procurement officer, rejection is in the best interests of
				the Authority. Notice of rejection of all bids or proposals shall be sent to
				all vendors who submitted bids or proposals.
C. Determination of the reason for
				cancellation or rejection shall be made part of the procurement file.
D. The Authority may reject a bid or proposal
				in whole or in part when it is in the Authority's reasonable best interest to
				do so. Reasons may include, but are not limited to, the following:
(1) The bidder or offeror is not
				responsible;
(2) The bid or
				proposal is not responsive or the proposal is not reasonably susceptible to
				being selected for award;
(3) The
				price is not reasonable; or
(4) The
				bidder or offeror is debarred or otherwise ineligible for award and the period
				of debarment or ineligibility has not expired.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 14 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › Subtitle 28 - CANAL PLACE PRESERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY › Chapter 14.28.08 - Procurement › Section 14.28.08.13 - Disputes

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Disputes arising in the performance of the procurement
				  contracts which are not resolved by agreement of the parties shall be decided
				  in writing by an authorized representative of the Executive Director. The
				  decision of the Executive Director's authorized representative is final and
				  conclusive unless, within 10 calendar days of receipt of a copy of the
				  decision, the contractor delivers a written appeal to the Executive Director.
				  In connection with an appeal, the contractor shall be afforded an opportunity
				  to be heard and to offer binding evidence in support of the contractor's
				  position. The decision by the Executive Director is binding upon the
				  contractor, and the contractor shall abide by the decision.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 14 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › Subtitle 28 - CANAL PLACE PRESERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY › Chapter 14.28.08 - Procurement › Section 14.28.08.14 - Minority Business Enterprise Policies

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The Authority shall comply with the provisions of State
				  Finance and Procurement Article, Title 14, Subtitle 3, Annotated Code of
				  Maryland, and regulations adopted under those provisions.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 14 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › Subtitle 28 - CANAL PLACE PRESERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY › Chapter 14.28.09 - Parking of Vehicles on Canal Place Preservation and Development Authority Property › Section 14.28.09.01 - Scope

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This chapter:
A.
				Governs the parking of motor vehicles on Canal Place Preservation and
				Development Authority property, the towing and impoundment of motor vehicles
				improperly parked or abandoned on Authority property, and the sale and final
				disposition by the Authority of impounded or removed motor vehicles;
				and
B. Establishes qualifications
				for designated parking control officers, including prerequisites of character,
				training, experience, education, and standards for the performance of
				duties.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 14 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › Subtitle 28 - CANAL PLACE PRESERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY › Chapter 14.28.09 - Parking of Vehicles on Canal Place Preservation and Development Authority Property › Section 14.28.09.02 - Intent

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A. This chapter is
				intended to enable the Authority to regulate and control the parking of motor
				vehicles upon Authority property.
B. Motor vehicles improperly parked and
				abandoned upon Authority property:
(1)
				Constitute a public nuisance contrary to the general health, safety, and
				welfare of the public;
(2) Deny
				Canal Place patrons the right to fully use and enjoy the services and benefits
				offered and made available to the general public by the Authority;
				and
(3) Deny Authority employees
				the ability to:
(a) Preserve and maintain the
				orderly control and use of Authority facilities, and
(b) Prevent congestion and traffic hazards
				resulting from unauthorized use of Authority property by motor vehicle
				operators.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 14 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › Subtitle 28 - CANAL PLACE PRESERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY › Chapter 14.28.09 - Parking of Vehicles on Canal Place Preservation and Development Authority Property › Section 14.28.09.03 - Incorporation by Reference

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Transportation Article, Title 26, Subtitle 3, Annotated Code
				  of Maryland, is incorporated by reference.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 14 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › Subtitle 28 - CANAL PLACE PRESERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY › Chapter 14.28.09 - Parking of Vehicles on Canal Place Preservation and Development Authority Property › Section 14.28.09.04 - Application

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This chapter applies to all motor vehicles on Authority
				  property.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 14 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › Subtitle 28 - CANAL PLACE PRESERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY › Chapter 14.28.09 - Parking of Vehicles on Canal Place Preservation and Development Authority Property › Section 14.28.09.05 - Definitions

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A. In this chapter,
				the following terms have the meanings indicated.
B. Terms Defined.
(1) "Abandoned" means a motor vehicle that:
(a) Is inoperable and left unattended on
				Authority property for more than 48 hours;
(b) Has remained illegally on Authority
				property for more than 48 hours; or
(c) Has remained on Authority property for
				more than 48 hours, and is:
(i) Not
				displaying currently valid registration plates, or
(ii) Displaying registration plates of
				another vehicle.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 14 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › Subtitle 28 - CANAL PLACE PRESERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY › Chapter 14.28.09 - Parking of Vehicles on Canal Place Preservation and Development Authority Property › Section 14.28.09.06 - General Parking Regulations

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A.
				The control of all motor vehicle parking on Authority property is governed by
				this chapter.
B. Unless otherwise
				authorized, an individual may not park a motor vehicle on Authority property
				unless that individual:
(1) Is a Canal Place
				patron;
(2) Intends to pick up or
				discharge a Canal Place patron; or
(3) Is on Authority property for purposes
				directly related to the business of the Authority.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 14 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › Subtitle 28 - CANAL PLACE PRESERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY › Chapter 14.28.09 - Parking of Vehicles on Canal Place Preservation and Development Authority Property › Section 14.28.09.07 - Taxicabs

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A. An individual
				operating a taxicab on Authority property may not stop or park the taxicab to
				block or interfere with the free passage of pedestrians or vehicular traffic on
				or about Authority property.
B.
				Taxicabs shall stand only in areas on Authority property posted for
				taxicabs.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 14 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › Subtitle 28 - CANAL PLACE PRESERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY › Chapter 14.28.09 - Parking of Vehicles on Canal Place Preservation and Development Authority Property › Section 14.28.09.08 - Motor Vehicles Prohibited by Type, Weight, or Size

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Except for individuals having business directly related to
				  the Authority, or unless otherwise authorized, an individual may not park the
				  following vehicles upon Authority property:
A. A trailer or towed vehicle;
B. A truck having a manufacturer's rated
				carrying capacity greater than 1 ton;
C. A vehicle with a gross weight greater than
				8,000 pounds;
D. A vehicle having
				an overall length more than 20 feet including any load on it;
E. A vehicle wider than 8 feet; or
F. A bus.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 14 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › Subtitle 28 - CANAL PLACE PRESERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY › Chapter 14.28.09 - Parking of Vehicles on Canal Place Preservation and Development Authority Property › Section 14.28.09.09 - Towing, Impoundment, and Sale

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A. The State Police, the City of Cumberland
				police or their agents, or Authority parking control officers or agents, may
				take into custody an abandoned motor vehicle, or a vehicle parked in violation
				of this chapter, which is parked so as to constitute a nuisance or hazard to
				public safety, impede or obstruct the normal movement of vehicular or
				pedestrian traffic on Authority property, or deny Canal Place patrons full use
				and enjoyment of Canal Place property. For this purpose, the State Police, the
				City of Cumberland police, or Authority parking control officers or agents may
				use their own personnel, equipment, or facilities, for removing, preserving,
				and storing the vehicles. The Authority or its agents are not liable for any
				losses or damages resulting from these actions to the extent provided under
				Courts and Judicial Proceedings Article, §§
									5-301
				-5-304 and 5-522, Annotated Code of Maryland.
B. As soon as reasonably possible and within
				7 days after the State Police or the City of Cumberland police or their agents
				take a vehicle into custody under this regulation, the State Police or the City
				of Cumberland police or their agents shall send a notice, by certified mail,
				return receipt requested, bearing a postmark from the United States Postal
				Service, to:
(1) The last known registered
				owner of the vehicle; and
(2) Each
				secured party, as shown on the records of the Maryland Motor Vehicle
				Administration.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 14 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › Subtitle 28 - CANAL PLACE PRESERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY › Chapter 14.28.09 - Parking of Vehicles on Canal Place Preservation and Development Authority Property › Section 14.28.09.10 - Exceptions

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This chapter does not apply to:
A. Motor vehicles of the Authority, its
				employees, contractors or subcontractors; or
B. Police or emergency vehicles.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 14 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › Subtitle 28 - CANAL PLACE PRESERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY › Chapter 14.28.09 - Parking of Vehicles on Canal Place Preservation and Development Authority Property › Section 14.28.09.11 - Administration and Penalties

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A. The
				issuance of citations under this chapter shall comply with the requirements of
				Transportation Article, Title 26, Subtitle 3, Annotated Code of
				Maryland.
B. Citations issued under
				this chapter shall contain sufficient information to enable the individual
				receiving a citation or citations to:
(1) Pay
				for the parking violation; or
(2)
				Stand trial.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 14 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › Subtitle 28 - CANAL PLACE PRESERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY › Chapter 14.28.09 - Parking of Vehicles on Canal Place Preservation and Development Authority Property › Section 14.28.09.12 - Parking Control Officer Qualifications and Training

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A. Character.
(1) A parking control officer:
(a) Shall successfully pass a preemployment
				background investigation; and
(b)
				May not have been convicted of a felony.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 14 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › Subtitle 28 - CANAL PLACE PRESERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY › Chapter 14.28.09 - Parking of Vehicles on Canal Place Preservation and Development Authority Property › Section 14.28.09.13 - Performance Standards for Parking Control Officers

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A parking control officer shall:
A. Act in a manner to bring credit both to
				the position of parking control officer and the Authority;
B. Act in a reasonable manner so as to avoid
				any confrontation which may:
(1) Lead to
				personal injury, or
(2) Result in
				embarrassment to the Authority;
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 14 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › Subtitle 29 - MARYLAND HERITAGE AREAS AUTHORITY › Chapter 14.29.01 - Designation of Recognized Heritage Areas › Section 14.29.01.01 - General

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A. Financial
				Institutions Article, Title 13, Subtitle 11, Annotated Code of Maryland,
				establishes the Maryland Heritage Areas Authority and the Maryland System of
				Heritage Areas.
B. The Maryland
				Heritage Areas Authority is an independent unit in the Executive Branch of
				State Government that operates within the Maryland Department of Planning and
				is authorized to consider proposals submitted by local jurisdictions for
				designation of a heritage area as a recognized heritage area.
C. Once a heritage area is designated by the
				Authority as a recognized heritage area, grant funds are available through the
				Authority for the development of a management plan for the heritage area. A
				management plan for a heritage area must be approved by the Authority before
				the Authority can designate the heritage area as a certified heritage area
				under COMAR 14.29.02.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 14 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › Subtitle 29 - MARYLAND HERITAGE AREAS AUTHORITY › Chapter 14.29.01 - Designation of Recognized Heritage Areas › Section 14.29.01.02 - Definitions

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A. In this chapter,
				the following terms have the meanings indicated.
B. Terms Defined.
(1) 'Act" means Financial Institutions
				Article, §§13-1101-13 -1124, Annotated Code of Maryland.
(2) 'Authority" means the Maryland Heritage
				Areas Authority established by the Act.
(3) "Certified heritage area" means a
				recognized heritage area that has been designated as a certified heritage area
				by the Authority in accordance with the Act and COMAR 14.29.02
(4) "Geographic information system file"
				means an electronic data file that captures, stores, and displays various types
				of spatial and attribute data on a map.
(5) "Heritage area" means a contiguous or
				noncontiguous developed geographic area of public and private uses that:
(a) Can range in size from as small as a
				portion of a county or municipal corporation to as large as a regional
				area;
(b) Has a coherent and
				cohesive special character;
(c) Is
				distinguished by a concentration of natural, recreational, cultural, and
				historic resources of Statewide significance that have played a vital role in
				the historic life and development of the area and contribute to the public
				through interpretive, educational, and recreational uses; and
(d) May include traditional parks and
				historic places or properties.
(6) "Heritage area management entity" means
				either a nonprofit organization or an agency of either State or local
				government that is or will be responsible for coordinating development of a
				management plan for a recognized heritage area or is responsible for
				implementing the management plan for a certified heritage area.
(7) "Local jurisdiction" means any of the 23
				counties of the State, the City of Baltimore, any municipal corporation in the
				State that is subject to the provisions of Article XI-E of the Maryland
				Constitution, or any of their duly authorized agencies or
				instrumentalities.
(8) "Management
				plan" means a document prepared and approved in accordance with the Act and
				COMAR 14.29.02, that includes a comprehensive strategy expressed in words,
				maps, illustrations, or other media for planning, implementing, and achieving
				the goals and objectives of a heritage area.
(9) "Recognized heritage area" means a
				heritage area designated by the Authority as a recognized heritage area in
				accordance with this chapter.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 14 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › Subtitle 29 - MARYLAND HERITAGE AREAS AUTHORITY › Chapter 14.29.01 - Designation of Recognized Heritage Areas › Section 14.29.01.04 - Review of Proposals

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A. The
				Authority shall review a proposal submitted under Regulation .03 of this
				chapter for designation of a heritage area as a recognized heritage
				area.
B. The Authority may
				designate a heritage area as a recognized heritage area only if the Authority
				finds that:
(1) The proposal for designation
				includes all information and requirements of Regulation . 03B of this
				chapter;
(2) The area proposed for
				designation satisfies the definition of a heritage area set forth in Regulation
				.02B(5) of this chapter;
(3) The
				area includes at least one or more:
(a)
				Historic districts either listed, or determined by the Director of the Maryland
				Historical Trust to be eligible for listing, in the Maryland Register of
				Historic Properties; or
(b) Natural
				or recreational resources determined by the Secretary of Natural Resources to
				be of Statewide significance; and
(4) Public assistance for the heritage area
				is reasonably expected to produce:
(a)
				Additional private investments;
(b)
				Job creation; and
(c) Tourism
				revenues.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 14 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › Subtitle 29 - MARYLAND HERITAGE AREAS AUTHORITY › Chapter 14.29.01 - Designation of Recognized Heritage Areas › Section 14.29.01.05 - Amendments to Recognized Heritage Area Boundaries

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A. The Authority shall consider a proposal to
				amend the boundaries of the recognized heritage area if the proposal:
(1) Is submitted by the heritage area
				management entity;
(2) Is approved
				by resolution, ordinance, or other appropriate authorization issued by the
				governing body of each local jurisdiction with land area located either within
				the portion of a recognized heritage area to be removed or within the area
				proposed to be added to the recognized heritage area;
(3) Includes a geographic information system
				file that identifies the boundaries of the area proposed to be removed or
				added; and
(4) Contains information
				or explanation as to why an area proposed to be added, viewed in relation to
				the recognized heritage area, satisfies the criteria for designation in
				Regulation .04B of this chapter.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 14 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › Subtitle 29 - MARYLAND HERITAGE AREAS AUTHORITY › Chapter 14.29.01 - Designation of Recognized Heritage Areas › Section 14.29.01.06 - Program Administration

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A. The
				Authority may adopt written policies or guidelines related to or governing the
				criteria for and administration of the procedures for designating recognized
				heritage areas and shall post any such adopted policies or guidelines on the
				website hosted by the Maryland Historical Trust.
B. A determination of the Authority made
				under Regulations. 04 or .05 of this chapter is not a contested case within the
				meaning of State Government Article, Title 10, Subtitle 2, Annotated Code of
				Maryland.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 14 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › Subtitle 29 - MARYLAND HERITAGE AREAS AUTHORITY › Chapter 14.29.01 - Designation of Recognized Heritage Areas › Section 14.29.01.07 - Waiver

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The Authority may waive or vary a provision of this chapter
				  if the waiver or variance is consistent with the Act and, as determined by the
				  Authority, application of the provision in a specific instance or case, or in
				  an emergency situation, would be inequitable or contrary to the purposes of the
				  Act.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 14 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › Subtitle 29 - MARYLAND HERITAGE AREAS AUTHORITY › Chapter 14.29.01 - Designation of Recognized Heritage Areas › Section 14.29.01.08 - False Statements

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A person who knowingly makes or causes to be made a false
				  statement submitted or made to the Authority in connection with a proposal for
				  designation of a heritage area as a recognized heritage area is subject to any
				  penalties authorized by law.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 14 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › Subtitle 29 - MARYLAND HERITAGE AREAS AUTHORITY › Chapter 14.29.02 - Adoption of Management Plans and Designation of Certified Heritage Areas › Section 14.29.02.01 - General

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A. Financial
				Institutions Article, Title 13, Subtitle 11, Annotated Code of Maryland,
				establishes the Maryland Heritage Areas Authority and the Maryland System of
				Heritage Areas.
B. The Maryland
				Heritage Areas Authority is an independent unit in the Executive Branch of
				State Government that operates within the Maryland Department of Planning and
				is authorized to consider proposals submitted by local jurisdictions for
				designation of a recognized heritage area as a certified heritage
				area.
C. Once a recognized heritage
				area is designated by the Authority as a certified heritage area, certain
				entities located within the heritage area may apply for and receive grants and
				loans as provided by Financial Institutions Article, §§
									13-1113,
				Annotated Code of Maryland, and COMAR 14.29.04 and 14.29.05.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 14 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › Subtitle 29 - MARYLAND HERITAGE AREAS AUTHORITY › Chapter 14.29.02 - Adoption of Management Plans and Designation of Certified Heritage Areas › Section 14.29.02.03 - Proposals for Designation of Certified Heritage Areas

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A. A local jurisdiction with land area
				located within the geographic boundaries of a recognized heritage area may
				submit to the Authority a proposal for designation of the recognized heritage
				area as a certified heritage area, and if land area of the recognized heritage
				area is located within more than one local jurisdiction the proposal shall be
				jointly submitted by each of the local jurisdictions.
B. Before submitting to the Authority a
				proposal for designation of a certified heritage area, the governing body of
				each local jurisdiction with land area located within the boundaries of the
				proposed certified heritage area must, by resolution, ordinance, or other
				appropriate authorization:
(1) Approve
				submission of the proposal to the Authority; and
(2) Preliminarily approve adoption of an
				amendment to the jurisdiction 's local plan that incorporates the management
				plan for the heritage area.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 14 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › Subtitle 29 - MARYLAND HERITAGE AREAS AUTHORITY › Chapter 14.29.02 - Adoption of Management Plans and Designation of Certified Heritage Areas › Section 14.29.02.04 - Review of Proposals and Designation

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A. Within 90 days of receiving a proposal
				under Regulation .03 of this chapter, the Authority shall:
(1) Hold at least one public hearing
				concerning the proposed management plan within the proposed certified heritage;
				and
(2) Approve, approve with
				conditions, or disapprove the proposed management plan.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 14 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › Subtitle 29 - MARYLAND HERITAGE AREAS AUTHORITY › Chapter 14.29.02 - Adoption of Management Plans and Designation of Certified Heritage Areas › Section 14.29.02.05 - Revisions to Management Plans and Certified Heritage Area Boundaries

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A. Definitions.
(1) In this regulation, the following terms
				have the meanings indicated.
(2)
				Terms Defined.
(a) 'Administrative revision "
				means a revision of or change to an approved management plan for a certified
				heritage area that relates to the administration of the heritage area by the
				heritage area management entity and does not revise or change the management
				plan's themes, areas of focus, goals and objectives, or other programmatic
				components.
(b) 'Programmatic
				revision " means a revision of or change to an approved management plan for a
				certified heritage area that revises or changes the management plan's themes,
				areas of focus, goals and objectives, or other programmatic
				components.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 14 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › Subtitle 29 - MARYLAND HERITAGE AREAS AUTHORITY › Chapter 14.29.02 - Adoption of Management Plans and Designation of Certified Heritage Areas › Section 14.29.02.06 - Changes to Certified Heritage Area Designations

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A. The Authority may take action specified in
				§C of this regulation if the Authority finds that a local jurisdiction
				with land area located within a certified heritage area has:
(1) Either acted or failed to act in a manner
				that has had a substantial adverse impact upon a significant natural,
				recreational, cultural, or historic resource located within the heritage area;
				or
(2) Failed to effectively
				implement its role under the management plan.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 14 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › Subtitle 29 - MARYLAND HERITAGE AREAS AUTHORITY › Chapter 14.29.02 - Adoption of Management Plans and Designation of Certified Heritage Areas › Section 14.29.02.07 - Removal of a Heritage Area Management Entity

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A. The Authority may remove an entity from
				its role as the heritage area management entity for a certified heritage area
				if the Authority finds that the entity has:
(1) Either acted or failed to act in a manner
				that has had a substantial adverse impact upon a significant natural,
				recreational, cultural, or historic resource located within the heritage
				area;
(2) Failed to effectively
				implement the management plan for the heritage area; or
(3) In any way misused, mismanaged, or
				misappropriated funds received from the Authority.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 14 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › Subtitle 29 - MARYLAND HERITAGE AREAS AUTHORITY › Chapter 14.29.02 - Adoption of Management Plans and Designation of Certified Heritage Areas › Section 14.29.02.08 - Program Administration

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A. The
				Authority may adopt written policies or guidelines related to or governing the
				criteria for and administration of the procedures for designating certified
				heritage areas and shall post any such adopted policies or guidelines on the
				website hosted by the Maryland Historical Trust.
B. A determination of the Authority made
				under Regulations . 04, .05, .06, or .07 of this chapter is not a contested
				case within the meaning of State Government Article, Title 10, Subtitle 2,
				Annotated Code of Maryland.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 14 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › Subtitle 29 - MARYLAND HERITAGE AREAS AUTHORITY › Chapter 14.29.02 - Adoption of Management Plans and Designation of Certified Heritage Areas › Section 14.29.02.09 - Waiver

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The Authority may waive or vary a provision of this chapter
				  if the waiver or variance is consistent with the Act and, as determined by the
				  Authority, application of the provision in a specific instance or case, or in
				  an emergency situation, would be inequitable or contrary to the purposes of the
				  Act.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 14 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › Subtitle 29 - MARYLAND HERITAGE AREAS AUTHORITY › Chapter 14.29.02 - Adoption of Management Plans and Designation of Certified Heritage Areas › Section 14.29.02.10 - False Statements

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A person who knowingly makes or causes to be made a false
				  statement submitted or made to the Authority in connection with a proposal for
				  designation of a certified heritage area is subject to any penalties authorized
				  by law.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 14 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › Subtitle 29 - MARYLAND HERITAGE AREAS AUTHORITY › Chapter 14.29.03 - Maryland Heritage Areas Grant Program › Section 14.29.03.01 - General

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A. This chapter
				sets forth the policies, procedures, and authorizations for administering the
				Maryland Heritage Areas Grant Program, established within the Maryland Heritage
				Areas Authority, which provides grants from the Maryland Heritage Areas
				Authority Financing Fund.
B. The
				objective of the Grant Program is to provide a source of funding, including
				grants to local jurisdictions and other appropriate entities, to develop
				management plans for recognized heritage areas, assist the operations of
				heritage area management entities, and undertake capital and non-capital
				projects that will assist and encourage preservation, tourism, and other
				economic development within certified heritage areas.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 14 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › Subtitle 29 - MARYLAND HERITAGE AREAS AUTHORITY › Chapter 14.29.03 - Maryland Heritage Areas Grant Program › Section 14.29.03.03 - Eligible Grantees and Eligible Activities

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A. An entity is eligible for a grant under
				the Grant Program if
(1) The entity is a:
(a) Local jurisdiction;
(b) Agency or unit of Maryland State
				Government;
(c) Agency or unit of
				the federal government; or
(d)
				Nonprofit organization that:
(i) Is in good
				standing and qualified to do business in Maryland; and
(ii) Has the legal capacity and all necessary
				legal authority to be obligated by the grant; and
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 14 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › Subtitle 29 - MARYLAND HERITAGE AREAS AUTHORITY › Chapter 14.29.03 - Maryland Heritage Areas Grant Program › Section 14.29.03.04 - Grant Application Procedures

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A. For any year during which money is
				available in the Fund to make grants from the Grant Program, the Authority
				shall:
(1) Establish grant application
				procedures;
(2) Establish selection
				criteria that the Authority will utilize when awarding grants;
(3) Establish grant application
				deadlines;
(4) Establish minimum
				and maximum amounts for awards of individual grants; and
(5) Publish on the Trust's website the grant
				application procedures, selection criteria, grant application deadline, and
				minimum and maximum award amounts.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 14 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › Subtitle 29 - MARYLAND HERITAGE AREAS AUTHORITY › Chapter 14.29.03 - Maryland Heritage Areas Grant Program › Section 14.29.03.05 - Grant Application Review and Approval

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A. For each grant application submitted prior
				to the grant application deadline established by the Authority under Regulation
				.04A of this chapter, Authority staff shall review the application and
				determine if:
(1) The applicant is an
				eligible grantee under Regulation 03A of this chapter; and
(2) The activity for which the applicant
				seeks grant funding is an eligible activity under Regulation .03B of this
				chapter.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 14 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › Subtitle 29 - MARYLAND HERITAGE AREAS AUTHORITY › Chapter 14.29.03 - Maryland Heritage Areas Grant Program › Section 14.29.03.06 - Grant Limitations, Terms, and Conditions

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A. Limitations. The amount of a grant may
				not:
(1) Exceed 50 percent of the total cost
				of the proposed activity, as evidenced by contractor bids, proposals, or other
				good faith estimates or budgets provided by the applicant; or
(2) Fall outside the minimum or maximum grant
				amounts established by the Authority.