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Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 04 - STATE HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.04.17 - Heavy Weight Port Corridor Permit › Section 11.04.17.07 - Fees

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A Heavy Weight Port Corridor permit issued for a truck
				  tractor under this chapter shall be valid for a period of 1 year from date of
				  issue at a nonrefundable cost of $500 each.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 04 - STATE HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.04.17 - Heavy Weight Port Corridor Permit › Section 11.04.17.08 - Miscellaneous Conditions

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A. The
				original permit issued shall be presented by the driver immediately upon demand
				of a police officer or members of the Unit.
B. The permit vehicle and load may not exceed
				the vehicle limits for size allowed by Transportation Article, Title 24,
				Annotated Code of Maryland, except those weight limits from which the permit
				authorizes departure.
C.
				Documentation to verify that cargo is manifested international freight shall be
				presented upon demand of a police officer or member of the Unit.
D. The permit vehicle shall adhere to the
				maximum speed limit specified on the permit.
E. Travel is permitted only on the designated
				route. No deviations from the designated route are permitted.
F. Travel upon culverts, bridges, or other
				structures in violation of a sign posted vehicle weight restriction is
				prohibited.
G. Continuous travel is
				allowed except for designated holiday restriction periods or as otherwise
				determined by the Unit.
H. The
				permit vehicle may travel permitted routes on a 24-hour basis unless the permit
				restricts the hours of travel.
I. A
				permittee shall comply with all restrictions attached to the permit as well as
				any hauling permit restrictions posted on the Motor Carrier Division and CHART
				websites found at
www.marylandroads.com
. It is the
				responsibility of the permittee to review these websites for current hauling
				permit restrictions prior to any move being made under authority of this
				permit.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 04 - STATE HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.04.17 - Heavy Weight Port Corridor Permit › Section 11.04.17.09 - Violation of Permit

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A. The Unit
				determines initially all violations of this chapter or the terms of a
				permit.
B. If the Unit determines
				that there has been a violation, it shall notify the permittee by certified
				mail of the specific violations, of a period of suspension, of a revocation,
				and of the opportunity for appeal and to be heard.
C. The permittee has 7 business days from
				receipt of the written notice of violation to file a written appeal with the
				Director, Office of Traffic and Safety, Maryland Department of Transportation
				State Highway Administration. An appeal will not be accepted unless it is in
				writing and filed within the prescribed time limit.
D. If an appeal is filed, the Director shall
				review the entire record relating to the violation charged. If the appellant
				specifically requests a hearing, the Director shall grant a hearing. If the
				appellant fails to appear at the hearing, the Director may proceed with a
				review of the record.
E. After
				reviewing the record and any evidence submitted at a hearing, the Director
				shall affirm, amend, or reverse the findings of the Unit.
F. The decision of the Director is the final
				decision of the Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway
				Administration.
G. The permittee or
				user shall comply with the vehicle laws of Maryland, except those weight limits
				from which the permit authorizes departure, and with all terms and conditions
				of the permit and this chapter. Failure to comply shall void the permit and
				subject the permittee or user to the full assessment of fines under
				Transportation Article, §
									24-401, Annotated Code
				of Maryland.
H. A weight violation
				in excess of 5,000 pounds over any allowable Heavy Weight Port Corridor permit
				weight shall cause the permit to be immediately confiscated by the police
				officer or member of the Unit and subject the load to immediate reduction and
				compliance with weight provisions of Transportation Article, Title 24,
				Annotated Code of Maryland.
I.
				Confiscation.
(1) Heavy Weight Port Corridor
				permits confiscated under §H of this regulation shall be returned by the
				police officer to the Unit.
(2) A
				permittee whose Heavy Weight Port Corridor permit has been confiscated may
				submit an application to the Unit for a replacement permit and pay one of the
				following fees:
(a) $1,000 for an initial
				confiscated permit replacement; or
(b) $5,000 for a second or subsequent
				confiscated permit replacement.
(3) Heavy Weight Port Corridor confiscated
				permit replacement costs are nonrefundable.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 04 - STATE HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.04.17 - Heavy Weight Port Corridor Permit › Section 11.04.17.10 - Suspension

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A. If a permittee
				has violated this chapter or the terms of any permit two times within a 6-month
				period, the Unit may suspend for 30 days the permittee from use of all Heavy
				Weight Port Corridor permits issued and outstanding.
B. If a permittee has violated this chapter
				or the terms of any permit three times within a 12-month period, the Unit may
				suspend for 60 days the permittee from use of all Heavy Weight Port Corridor
				permits issued and outstanding.
C.
				If a permittee has violated this chapter or the terms of any permit more than
				three times within a 12-month period, the Unit may revoke permanently the
				permittee from use of any Heavy Weight Port Corridor permit.
D. If the Unit determines that suspension or
				revocation is appropriate, it shall notify the permittee by certified mail and
				of the opportunity for appeal and to be heard.
E. The permittee has 7 business days from
				receipt of the written notice of violation to file a written appeal with the
				Director, Office of Traffic and Safety, Maryland Department of Transportation
				State Highway Administration. An appeal will not be accepted unless it is in
				writing and filed within the prescribed time limit.
F. If an appeal is filed, the Director shall
				review the entire record relating to the violation charged. If the appellant
				specifically requests a hearing, the Director shall grant a hearing. If the
				appellant fails to appear at the hearing, the Director may proceed with a
				review of the record.
G. After
				reviewing the record and any evidence submitted at a hearing, the Director
				shall affirm, amend, or reverse the findings of the Unit.
H. The decision of the Director is the final
				decision of the Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway
				Administration.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 04 - STATE HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.04.17 - Heavy Weight Port Corridor Permit › Section 11.04.17.11 - False Statement in Permit Application

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A. If an application for a Heavy Weight Port
				Corridor permit contains a false statement of a material fact, the Unit may
				deny that permit and any future permits to the permittee.
B. If the Unit determines that an application
				contains a false statement of a material fact, the Unit shall notify the
				permittee by certified mail of its determination, the status of suspension from
				future permits, the duration of the suspension, and the opportunity for appeal
				and to be heard.
C. The permittee
				has 7 business days from receipt of the written notice of violation to file a
				written appeal to the Director, Office of Traffic and Safety, Maryland
				Department of Transportation State Highway Administration. Only a written
				appeal filed within the time specified shall be accepted.
D. If an appeal is filed, the Director shall
				review the entire record relating to any violation charged. If the appellant
				specifically requests a hearing, the Director shall grant a hearing. If the
				appellant fails to appear the hearing, the Director may proceed with a review
				of the record.
E. After reviewing
				the record and any evidence submitted at any hearing, the Director shall
				affirm, amend, or reverse the decision of the Unit.
F. The decision of the Director, Office of
				Traffic and Safety, is the final decision of the Maryland Department of
				Transportation State Highway Administration.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 04 - STATE HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.04.17 - Heavy Weight Port Corridor Permit › Section 11.04.17.12 - Costs and Damages for Which Permittee Is Responsible

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A. The permittee is responsible for payment
				of all damage that the vehicle causes, either directly or indirectly, to any
				road surface, bridge, sign, or other structure, whether maintained by the
				Administration or by another entity, and the cost of any additional expense
				incurred by the Administration in connection with the permit or the movement
				authorized by the permit.
B. The
				Administration shall repair or correct all damage caused to any property owned
				by or maintained by it and shall collect the expense of the repairs or
				corrections from the permittee. This includes but is not limited to road
				surfaces, approaches, embankments, drainage areas, ditches, bridges, signs,
				structures of any kind, and other property not specifically listed.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 04 - STATE HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.04.18 - Joint Trenching of Broadband › Section 11.04.18.01 - Definitions

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A. In this chapter,
				the following terms have the meanings indicated.
B. Terms Defined.
(1) "Broadband provider" means a
				telecommunications entity deploying broadband-related infrastructure such as
				conduit, fiber, or similar infrastructure.
(2) "Department" means the Department of
				Transportation, including the State Highway Administration, the Maryland
				Transportation Authority, and the Maryland Transit Administration.
(3) "Joint trenching" means the Department or
				a local government laying or installing conduit, fiber, or similar
				infrastructure concurrently with one or more broadband providers.
(4) Trenching.
(a) "Trenching" means a governmental
				construction project in which a highway right-of-way surface is opened or
				removed for the purpose of laying or installing conduit, fiber, or similar
				infrastructure for but not limited to broadband deployment in excess of 1 mile
				in length.
(b) "Trenching" does not
				include a project for construction or maintenance of a highway facility,
				including drainage or culvert work.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 04 - STATE HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.04.18 - Joint Trenching of Broadband › Section 11.04.18.02 - Applicability

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This chapter applies to the Department and local governments
				  that are located outside of the Washington Suburban Sanitary
				  District.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 04 - STATE HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.04.18 - Joint Trenching of Broadband › Section 11.04.18.03 - Procedures for Joint Trenching

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A.
				The Department shall maintain a list of broadband providers interested in joint
				trenching under this chapter on an opt-in basis via email to
				OOC_Utilities@mdot.maryland.gov.
B.
				As soon as is practicable once a local government's trenching project plans are
				determined, a local government shall provide the location, scope, and nature of
				any trenching opportunity under this chapter to the Department for notification
				to interested broadband providers. Notice to the Department shall be sent via
				email to OOC_Utilities@mdot.maryland.gov.
C. The Department shall notify the list of
				broadband providers maintained by the Department of any eligible joint
				trenching opportunity under this chapter and include the date by which the
				broadband provider must express interest in participating in the trenching
				project. To express their interest in participation, broadband providers shall
				send an email to OOC_Utilities@mdot.maryland.gov. The Department shall provide
				necessary information for an interested broadband provider to apply for
				necessary permits or approvals from the Department or, in the case of a local
				government project, a point of contact within the local government to proceed
				with necessary permits or approvals.
D. A broadband provider shall comply with any
				other requirements of the Department or local government that would otherwise
				apply independent of joint trenching.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 05 - MARYLAND PORT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.05.01 - Open Meetings › Section 11.05.01.01 - General

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This chapter contains procedures regarding the conduct of
				  persons attending open meetings, and the recording and broadcasting of open
				  meetings.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 05 - MARYLAND PORT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.05.01 - Open Meetings › Section 11.05.01.02 - Definitions

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A. In this chapter,
				the following terms have the meanings indicated.
B. Terms Defined.
(1) "Administration" means the Maryland Port
				Administration.
(2) "Commission"
				means the Maryland Port Commission.
(3) "Open Session" means any meeting of the
				Commission or the Administration required to be open to the public pursuant to
				the Open Meetings Act, State Government Article, Title 10, Subtitle 5,
				Annotated Code of Maryland.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 05 - MARYLAND PORT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.05.01 - Open Meetings › Section 11.05.01.03 - Public Attendance

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A. The
				general public is invited to attend and observe any open session of the
				Commission or the Administration.
B. Except in instances when the Commission or
				the Administration expressly invites public testimony, questions, comments, or
				other forms of public participation, or when public participation is otherwise
				authorized by law, a member of the public attending an open session may not
				participate in the session.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 05 - MARYLAND PORT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.05.01 - Open Meetings › Section 11.05.01.04 - Disruptive Conduct

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A. An
				individual attending an open session of the Commission or the Administration
				may not engage in any conduct, including but not limited to visual
				demonstrations such as the display of placards, signs, or banners, that
				disrupts the session or interferes with the right of members of the public to
				attend and observe the session.
B.
				The presiding officer may:
(1) Order any
				person who engages in conduct prohibited by §A of this regulation or who
				violates any other regulation concerning the conduct of the open session to be
				removed from the session;
(2)
				Request police or other assistance to restore order; and
(3) Recess the open session while order is
				restored.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 05 - MARYLAND PORT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.05.01 - Open Meetings › Section 11.05.01.05 - Recording, Photocopying, and Broadcasting of Open Sessions

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A. A member of the
				public, including any representative of the news media, may:
(1) Record discussions of the Commission or
				the Administration at an open session by means of a tape recorder or other
				recording device if the device does not create noise that disturbs members of
				the Commission, the Administration, or others attending the open
				session.
(2) Photograph or
				videotape the proceedings of the Commission or the Administration at an open
				session if the camera is operated without excessively bright artificial light
				or noise that disturbs members of the Commission, the Administration, or others
				attending the open session.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 05 - MARYLAND PORT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.05.01 - Open Meetings › Section 11.05.01.06 - Recordings Not Part of Record

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A recording of an open session made by a member of the
				  public, including a representative of the news media, or any transcript derived
				  from a recording, is not a part of the record of any proceeding of the open
				  session.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 05 - MARYLAND PORT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.05.02 - Hazardous Materials › Section 11.05.02.01 - Scope

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This chapter applies to persons at all Maryland Port
				  Administration (MPA) port facilities and to the land and water carriers using
				  these port facilities.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 05 - MARYLAND PORT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.05.02 - Hazardous Materials › Section 11.05.02.02-1 - International Maritime Dangerous Goods Code (IMDG Code)

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A. The International Maritime Dangerous Goods
				Code (International Maritime Organization, London, U.K.; 1994 Consolidated
				Edition, Volumes I through IV, including amendments through 27-94 and errata),
				is incorporated by reference.
B.
				The IMDG Code is available for inspection at the following public offices:
(1) Division of State Documents, 16 Francis
				Street, Annapolis, Maryland 21401, 410-974-2486;
(2) Maryland Port Administration, Risk
				Management/Safety Department, 2310 Broening Highway, Baltimore, Maryland 21224,
				410-631-1063;
(3) U.S. Coast Guard,
				Activities Baltimore, 2401 Hawkins Point Road, Baltimore, Maryland 21226-1794,
				410-576-2693;
(4) U.S. Coast Guard
				Headquarters, Office of Standards (G-MSO), 2100 2nd St., S.W., Washington, D.C.
				20593-0001, 202-267-1142;
(5)
				Library of Congress, Madison Building, Law Library Reading Room, 101
				Independence Ave., S.E., Washington, D.C. 20540, 202-707-5079 (Call Document
				No.: K4178.D3A25-1970); and
(6)
				U.S. Department of Transportation Library, 400 Seventh Street, Washington, DC
				20590, 202-366-0746.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 05 - MARYLAND PORT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.05.02 - Hazardous Materials › Section 11.05.02.03 - Administration

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A. The Manager,
				SERM or the Manager's designee, shall administer these regulations.
B. When a hazardous materials incident
				occurs, any person having knowledge of the hazardous materials incident shall
				immediately notify the Manager, SERM or the Manager's designee, and the nearest
				terminal operator. Notification to the Manager, SERM or the Manager's designee,
				may be through the MdTA Police Communications at the Dundalk Marine Terminal,
				by dialing 410-633-1092.
C. The
				person who causes hazardous materials to be introduced into the Port of
				Baltimore is responsible for the prompt control, containment, mitigation, and
				removal of any hazardous materials discharged or released into the environment
				including, but not limited to, the accidental or intentional spilling, leaking,
				pumping, pouring, emitting, or dumping into or on any land or water. This
				prompt control, containment, mitigation, and removal shall be done to the
				satisfaction of the Manager, SERM or the Manager's designee, or the responding
				enforcement authority.
D. If a
				hazardous materials incident occurs at an MPA port facility, the Manager, SERM
				or the Manager's designee, may take such emergency action as may be necessary
				including removing or relocating any property or water carrier.
E. Any expenses incurred by the MPA, pursuant
				to the use of this emergency authority, shall be reimbursed to the MPA by the
				person responsible for the hazardous materials incident in the same manner any
				debt would be due.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 05 - MARYLAND PORT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.05.02 - Hazardous Materials › Section 11.05.02.04 - General Requirements

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A. A
				person may not introduce in the Port of Baltimore any hazardous materials,
				unless:
(1) The person complies with 49 CFR
				171 - 174 and 176 - 178, and 33 CFR 126 ; and
(2) The cargo is properly classed, described,
				packaged, marked, labeled, placarded, and approved for highway, rail, or water
				transportation.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 05 - MARYLAND PORT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.05.02 - Hazardous Materials › Section 11.05.02.05 - Prohibited Commodities

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A.
				Exceptions.
(1) U.S. Navy vessels, U.S. Coast
				Guard vessels, or foreign warships carrying any amount of explosives in
				magazines as part of their armament may enter an MPA port facility without
				securing a permit.
(2) A contractor
				may introduce in the Port explosives in such amounts as are reasonably
				necessary for construction and repair if the contractor obtains a permit as
				required by Regulation .06A(2) of this chapter.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 05 - MARYLAND PORT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.05.02 - Hazardous Materials › Section 11.05.02.06 - Commodities Requiring Permits

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A.
				A person may not introduce in the Port any of the following commodities unless
				a permit has been obtained from the Manager, SERM or the Manager's designee:
(1) Class 1, divisions 1.1 and 1.2 explosives
				weighing 100 pounds net explosive weight or less, although a permit may not be
				issued by the MPA until the appropriate request covered by 33 CFR § 127.17
				has been favorably acted upon by the U.S. Coast Guard;
(2) Class 1, divisions 1.1 and 1.2 explosives
				for construction and repair, although a permit may not be issued by MPA until
				all permits required by federal, State, county, and city authorities, as
				appropriate, have been issued;
(3)
				Class 1, divisions 1.1 and 1.2 explosives over 100 pounds net explosive weight
				in marine transit;
(4) Class 1,
				divisions 1.2 and 1.3 explosives weighing 2,500 pounds net weight or
				less;
(5) Class 1, divisions 1.2
				and 1.3 explosives over 2,500 pounds of net explosive weight in marine
				transit;
(6) Certain dangerous
				cargo (CDC) as defined in 33
				CFR §
											160.204;
(7) Class 6, division 6.1 poisons, as defined
				in 49 CFR §
											173.132;
(8) Fissile material as defined in
				49 CFR §
											173.403;
(9) Blasting agents, ammonium nitrate, and
				certain ammonium nitrate mixtures as specified in
				49 CFR §
											176.415(a), the loading or
				unloading of which requires the written permission of the U.S. Coast Guard
				Captain of the Port; or
(10) Liquid
				hydrogen moving under a US DOT exemption.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 05 - MARYLAND PORT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.05.02 - Hazardous Materials › Section 11.05.02.06-1 - Requirements for Explosives-Carrying Vessels

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A. A vessel carrying quantities exceeding 100
				pounds of Class 1, divisions 1.1 and 1.2 explosives or 2,500 pounds of Class 1,
				divisions 1.2 and 1.3 explosives, or both, in transit to or from an MPA port
				facility shall establish a security watch once tied up to any berth, pier,
				dock, or wharf.
B. The security
				watch in §A of this regulation shall be a member of the MdTA Police
				Department, or armed security guard approved in advance by the MPA Manager,
				SERM or the Manager's designee, and the Director of Security or the Director's
				designee, and is considered a borrowed servant of the vessel.
C. The security watch in §A of this
				regulation is required for both landside and waterside and the security watch
				shall be required during the entire duration of the vessel being tied up to the
				berth, pier, dock, or wharf. The security watch may also require an escort for
				the vessel when it enters and leaves the harbor. The decision to escort the
				vessel will be made by the Director of Security or the Director's
				designee.
D. Costs incurred for the
				security watch in §A of this regulation shall be paid by and for the
				account of the vessel carrying the explosives.
E. Affected vessels shall be required to
				provide a fire warp fore and aft on the outboard side.
F. Before any longshoring operations on an
				affected vessel, an inspectional tour may be conducted by a representative of
				the Maryland Port Administration, and the affected vessel shall permit the
				inspection.
G. Open flames,
				including burning, welding, or smoking, may not be permitted on or near the
				vessel.
H. Affected vessels shall
				maintain at all times accessibility for ingress and egress of emergency
				equipment and personnel to and from the affected vessel and its
				cargo.
I. All applicable
				international, federal, State, and local laws, rules, and regulations governing
				explosives shall apply.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 05 - MARYLAND PORT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.05.02 - Hazardous Materials › Section 11.05.02.07 - Time Limits for Explosives

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Permitted cargo shipments of Class 1, divisions 1.1-1.3
				  explosives, may not remain on the land area of an MPA port facility for more
				  than 6 hours.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 05 - MARYLAND PORT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.05.02 - Hazardous Materials › Section 11.05.02.08 - Commodities Requiring Notification

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Except in the case of flammable liquids handled at bulk
				  petroleum terminals, any person required to notify the United States Coast
				  Guard in compliance with 33
				  CFR §§
										126.17 and 127.27(b) shall
				  notify the Manager, SERM or the Manager's designee, in the same
				  manner.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 05 - MARYLAND PORT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.05.02 - Hazardous Materials › Section 11.05.02.09 - Permit Procedures

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A. The
				following persons shall make application to introduce in the Port any commodity
				requiring a permit:
(1) The Baltimore
				representative of a vessel whether or not the cargo is for import, export,
				in-transit shipment, or a landbridge movement; or
(2) Any other person who wishes to introduce
				in the Port any commodity requiring a permit.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 05 - MARYLAND PORT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.05.02 - Hazardous Materials › Section 11.05.02.10 - Waiver

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The Manager, SERM or the Manager's designee may waive any of
				  the requirements in this chapter if:
A. The request does not violate any
				applicable statutes, laws, other regulations, or ordinances;
B. The request is reasonable under the
				circumstances.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 05 - MARYLAND PORT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.05.02 - Hazardous Materials › Section 11.05.02.11 - Responsibility

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A. No permit
				granted by the MPA and no inspection made by it may operate to shift to it or
				to its officials any responsibility for the improper packing, handling,
				storage, stowage, movement, classification, description, marking, labeling, or
				placarding of hazardous materials by others at MPA port facilities. MPA's
				issuance of a permit, or waiver of the requirements in this chapter does not
				constitute a waiver of the immunities granted to the MPA under law.
B. The MPA does not assume a supervisory
				function with respect to these operations and may not be considered by the
				existence of these regulations to be in control of them. However, the MPA
				retains the right to direct the cessation of any operation in connection with
				the movement of hazardous materials at MPA port facilities, if, in the opinion
				of its Manager, SERM or the Manager's designee, safety requires this
				cessation.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 05 - MARYLAND PORT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.05.02 - Hazardous Materials › Section 11.05.02.12 - Appeals

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A. A person
				aggrieved by any action of the Manager, SERM or the Manager's designee, under
				this chapter may appeal in writing or orally to the Executive
				Director.
B. Written appeals shall
				be sent to the Maryland Port Administration, Executive Director, World Trade
				Center Baltimore, 401 East Pratt Street, 20th floor, Baltimore, Maryland
				21202-3041.
C. A person making an
				oral appeal shall promptly send to the Executive Director a written outline of
				key points to be considered.
D. The
				Executive Director's decision shall be final. Upon request, the Executive
				Director will provide a decision in writing.
E. The Executive Director may stay action
				while the request or appeal is pending except where a stay would cause an
				imminent threat of injury to persons or property in the Port.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 05 - MARYLAND PORT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.05.02 - Hazardous Materials › Section 11.05.02.13 - Violations and Penalties

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A. An
				MdTA police officer may arrest violators and issue citations for violations of
				the regulations in this chapter. Violations are considered misdemeanors and a
				conviction may result in penalties in accordance with Transportation Article,
				§
									6-602, Annotated Code
				of Maryland.
B. Maximum penalties
				for violating any of these regulations are a fine of $500 or imprisonment for
				not more than 1 year, or both.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 05 - MARYLAND PORT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.05.03 - Vehicle Access, Parking, and Operation on Maryland Port Administration Property › Section 11.05.03.01 - Application

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This chapter applies to motor vehicles on all Maryland Port
				  Administration property.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 05 - MARYLAND PORT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.05.03 - Vehicle Access, Parking, and Operation on Maryland Port Administration Property › Section 11.05.03.03 - Motor Vehicle Port Admission Permit

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A. Permit Requirements.
(1) A person may not operate or bring a motor
				vehicle on MPA property unless the motor vehicle has been issued an Annual
				Decal or a Visitor, 14-Day, or Cargo Gate Pass in accordance with this
				chapter.
(2) Failure to display the
				decal or pass properly may result in the denial of access to MPA
				property.
(3)Access to MPA property
				is subject to limitations and time frames specified by the MPA.
(4) A motor vehicle specifically exempted by
				these regulations is not subject to permit requirements.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 05 - MARYLAND PORT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.05.03 - Vehicle Access, Parking, and Operation on Maryland Port Administration Property › Section 11.05.03.04 - Motor Vehicle Operations

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A.
				Maryland Vehicle Law.
(1) Incorporation by
				Reference. All provisions of Transportation Article, Titles 11-27, Annotated
				Code of Maryland, are hereby incorporated by reference in these
				regulations.
(2) Interpretation.
(a) The portions of these regulations that
				are identical with or included by reference with corresponding portions of the
				Maryland Vehicle Law shall be interpreted and construed to make uniform these
				regulations, except that these regulations may supplement the Maryland Vehicle
				Law.
(b) If these regulations
				conflict with the Maryland Vehicle Law and cannot be reconciled with the law as
				provided, the Maryland Vehicle Law prevails and controls.
(c) The provisions of the Maryland Vehicle
				Law as incorporated in these regulations shall be interpreted as applying to
				the MPA in the following manner:
(i) "Traffic
				control devices" shall be interpreted as referring to traffic control devices
				established by the MPA;
(ii)
				"Markings, highways, and roadways" shall be interpreted as referring to
				markings, highways, and roadways or thoroughfares on MPA property, including
				shoulders, which are used for vehicular traffic;
(iii) "MdTA Police" has the meaning stated in
				Regulation .02 of this chapter.
(d) Other provisions of the Maryland Vehicle
				Law shall be read in the context of MPA property and these
				regulations.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 05 - MARYLAND PORT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.05.03 - Vehicle Access, Parking, and Operation on Maryland Port Administration Property › Section 11.05.03.05 - Parking on MPA Property

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A.
				Jurisdiction.
(1) Except as provided in
				§A(2) of this regulation, the MPA has jurisdiction to enforce all parking
				regulations on MPA property.
(2)
				The MPA may, by contract, limit the scope of its authority under this
				regulation in any area leased by the MPA.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 05 - MARYLAND PORT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.05.03 - Vehicle Access, Parking, and Operation on Maryland Port Administration Property › Section 11.05.03.07 - Identification

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An individual on or entering MPA property shall provide proof
				  of identity at the request of an MdTA Police officer, and shall provide
				  the:
A. Individual's driver's license
				and, at the discretion of the MdTA Police Officer, other official photo
				identification such as Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC)
				or MPA Identification Card;
B.
				Individual's current employer; and
C. Reason the individual seeks admittance to
				or is on MPA property.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 05 - MARYLAND PORT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.05.03 - Vehicle Access, Parking, and Operation on Maryland Port Administration Property › Section 11.05.03.08 - Search of Motor Vehicles

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All motor vehicles, including the contents thereof, which
				  enter, use, or are operated on MPA property are subject to reasonable search by
				  an authorized member of the MdTA Police in accordance with the Constitution,
				  laws, and regulations of the United States and the State of
				  Maryland.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 05 - MARYLAND PORT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.05.03 - Vehicle Access, Parking, and Operation on Maryland Port Administration Property › Section 11.05.03.09 - Removal of Motor Vehicles

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A.
				Records.
(1) The MdTA Police shall keep
				accurate records of all removals of motor vehicles, including the reasons for
				removal, and shall make reasonable attempts to contact vehicle owners to ensure
				voluntary removals. Motor vehicles moved by the MdTA Police shall be handled in
				accordance with Transportation Article, Title 25, Annotated Code of
				Maryland.
(2) A facility operator
				other than the MPA that removes a motor vehicle from a facility shall notify
				the MdTA Police of the:
(a) Date and time of
				removal;
(b) Description of the
				vehicle; and
(c) Location to which
				the vehicle was removed.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 05 - MARYLAND PORT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.05.03 - Vehicle Access, Parking, and Operation on Maryland Port Administration Property › Section 11.05.03.10 - Orders of the MdTA Police

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A person may not willfully fail or refuse to comply with any
				  lawful order or direction of a member of the MdTA Police in connection with the
				  enforcement of these regulations.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 05 - MARYLAND PORT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.05.03 - Vehicle Access, Parking, and Operation on Maryland Port Administration Property › Section 11.05.03.11 - Compliance with Regulations

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Permission granted by the MPA to any person to enter or use
				  MPA property constitutes an agreement by that person to comply with these
				  regulations.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 05 - MARYLAND PORT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.05.03 - Vehicle Access, Parking, and Operation on Maryland Port Administration Property › Section 11.05.03.12 - Obligations of Employers

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Any employer conducting business on MPA property who
				  knowingly permits a motor vehicle owned by him or under his control to be
				  operated by an employee who does not have a valid driver's license is in
				  violation of these regulations. However, an employer may not be issued a
				  citation for permitting an unlicensed driver to drive cargo-handling equipment
				  which does not require the operator to possess a valid
				  license.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 05 - MARYLAND PORT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.05.03 - Vehicle Access, Parking, and Operation on Maryland Port Administration Property › Section 11.05.03.13 - Violations and Penalties

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A. An
				MdTA Police officer may arrest violators and issue citations for violations of
				the regulations in this chapter.
B.
				Violations are considered misdemeanors, and conviction may result in penalties
				in accordance with Transportation Article, §
									6-602, Annotated Code
				of Maryland.
C. Penalties.
(1) Any person who violates a parking
				regulation under this section is subject to a fine not to exceed $50. A
				violation of a parking regulation is not a misdemeanor.
(2) Any person who violates any other
				regulation adopted under this chapter is guilty of a misdemeanor and on
				conviction is subject to a fine not to exceed $500.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 05 - MARYLAND PORT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.05.03 - Vehicle Access, Parking, and Operation on Maryland Port Administration Property › Section 11.05.03.14 - Penalties

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A. Nonparking
				Offenses.
(1) Citations for offenses other
				than parking violations are answerable in the Maryland District Court and are
				subject to the provisions of Transportation Article, Title 26, Annotated Code
				of Maryland, and the Maryland Rules of Procedure.
(2) Violations are considered misdemeanors,
				and conviction may result in penalties in accordance with Transportation
				Article, Title 27, Annotated Code of Maryland.
(3) Violations of Regulations .03, .07, and
				.10 of this chapter are punishable by a maximum fine of $500 and 60 days in
				jail.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 05 - MARYLAND PORT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.05.04 - Vessel Gaming Permits › Section 11.05.04.01 - Purpose

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These regulations establish the procedures and requirements
				  for obtaining a Vessel Gaming Permit, and set forth the information which the
				  operator or owner of a passenger cruise vessel shall provide to the Maryland
				  Port Administration (MPA) and the Maryland State Police (MSP) in order to apply
				  for a Vessel Gaming Permit.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 05 - MARYLAND PORT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.05.04 - Vessel Gaming Permits › Section 11.05.04.02 - General

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A. In order to
				conduct gaming aboard a vessel under the provisions of Transportation Article,
				§
									6-209, Annotated Code
				of Maryland, a vessel owner or operator shall obtain a Vessel Gaming Permit
				from the Maryland Port Administration.
B. The MPA is the sole judge as to whether a
				Vessel Gaming Permit shall be issued, and once issued, whether a Vessel Gaming
				Permit shall be withdrawn.
C.
				Failure to obtain a Vessel Gaming Permit from the MPA prohibits the vessel
				owner or operator from conducting or allowing any gaming operation on the
				vessel within the territorial waters of the State.
D. Conducting or allowing a gaming operation
				on a vessel within the territorial waters of the State without a Vessel Gaming
				Permit may subject the vessel owner or operator to criminal prosecution under
				the provisions of Criminal Law Article, §
									12-105, Annotated Code
				of Maryland.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 05 - MARYLAND PORT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.05.04 - Vessel Gaming Permits › Section 11.05.04.03 - Application and Permit

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A. An
				applicant for a Vessel Gaming Permit shall complete a Vessel Gaming Permit
				Application, and submit two originally signed copies to the Manager of Cruise
				Marketing, Maryland Port Administration, World Trade Center, 401 East Pratt
				Street, Baltimore, Maryland 21202.
B. The MPA shall send one of the completed
				applications to the MSP for its review.
C. An application which has not been properly
				completed or is incomplete shall be rejected and returned to the applicant with
				the reasons for rejection.
D. Fee.
				Each applicant shall send a nonrefundable fee to the Maryland Port
				Administration with each application package. The application fee shall be
				reasonable and determined by, and in the sole discretion of, the MPA and may
				change annually.
E. Permit.
(1) Upon receipt of the application and fee,
				the MPA and the MSP shall conduct an inspection and investigation, and
				determine if the applicant qualifies for a Vessel Gaming Permit.
(2) If the permit is approved, the MPA shall
				issue the permit to the applicant.
(3) A Vessel Gaming Permit issued by the MPA
				shall be retained on the vessel specified in the permit.
(4) If the permit is not approved, the MPA
				shall notify the applicant of the reason for disapproval.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 05 - MARYLAND PORT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.05.05 - The World Trade Center Baltimore Building and Grounds › Section 11.05.05.01 - Application

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This chapter applies to all persons using World Trade Center
				  (WTC) Property in any manner, whether tenants, MPA employees, or members of the
				  public, including visitors, invitees, deliverymen, contractors, and the
				  like.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 05 - MARYLAND PORT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.05.05 - The World Trade Center Baltimore Building and Grounds › Section 11.05.05.03 - Use of WTC Property

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A. Those
				using the WTC building, whether tenants, clients, or members of the public, are
				subject to the security procedures adopted by the MPA to control access to and
				within the building.
B. The WTC
				building shall be open to tenants at all times, subject to WTC security
				procedures, except that the WTC building may be closed to tenants in emergency
				situations.
C. The area of the WTC
				building operated by the City of Baltimore as a public observation area on the
				27th floor and the designated routes of access to that area, including the
				exhibit area on the east side of the WTC lobby are:
(1) Open to tenants and the public at the
				discretion of the MPA during the hours of operation established for those
				activities;
(2) Subject to WTC
				security procedures; and
(3) Closed
				to tenants and the public at all other times and in emergency
				situations.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 05 - MARYLAND PORT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.05.05 - The World Trade Center Baltimore Building and Grounds › Section 11.05.05.04 - Security

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A. Security for WTC
				Property may be provided by the MdTA Police or the MdTA Police's designee, and
				any security firm under contract or subcontract with the MPA.
B. The MPA or the MdTA Police may:
(1) Establish and maintain a roster of
				persons authorized for regular access to the building;
(2) Issue WTC identification badges to
				persons authorized for regular access to the building;
(3) Issue WTC visitor badges to persons
				qualifying for temporary access to the building;
(4) Require that all persons in the building
				wear their WTC identification or visitor badges at all times while in the
				building;
(5) Restrict the access
				of persons within the building to certain areas as a condition of
				access;
(6) Refuse to grant access
				to or within the building to persons not qualifying for the access;
(7) Revoke the access of persons violating
				any of these regulations or the conditions of the granted access;
(8) Inspect any packages or parcels being
				brought into or taken from the building; and
(9) Issue or require tenants to issue
				property passes for equipment, supplies, or other material being brought into
				or taken from the building.