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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 11.05.05.05 - Fire Safety

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A. In the event
				of a fire emergency or a fire drill, those on WTC Property shall obey the
				instructions of the MdTA Police, the MPA, and the responding
				authority.
B. Use of the elevators
				during a fire emergency or fire drill is prohibited, except when directed by
				the Baltimore City Fire Department.
C. A person may not tamper or interfere with
				fire-fighting equipment or fire-alarm systems, including detection and
				monitoring devices.
D. The MPA
				shall:
(1) Post evacuation routes;
(2) Provide copies of emergency procedures
				for fire wardens and assistants;
(3) Train fire wardens;
(4) Conduct periodic fire drills;
				and
(5) Make available a copy of
				the WTC Emergency Procedures upon request or on the MPA's internet website at
				www.marylandports.com.
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 11.05.05.06 - Preservation of Property

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A. A
				person may not:
(1) Climb upon, damage,
				deface, destroy, disturb, harm, injure, remove, tamper with, or throw objects
				at or from any building, detection device, equipment, fixture, flower,
				improvement, marker, monitor, shrubbery, sign, structure, trees, or vegetation
				on WTC Property, unless authorized to do so by the MPA.
(2) Willfully abandon any personal property
				on WTC Property.
(3) Dump, deposit,
				throw, or leave, or cause or permit the dumping, depositing, placing, throwing,
				or leaving of litter on WTC Property, unless the litter is placed into a litter
				receptacle or container. The word "litter" means all rubbish, waste material,
				refuse, garbage, trash, debris, dead animals, or other discarded materials of
				every kind and description.
(4)
				Post, affix, or attach in any way any pamphlets, posters, handbills, signs,
				notices, or advertisements in or on any building, equipment, fixture,
				improvement, sign, structure, trees, or vehicles on WTC Property, unless
				authorized to do so by the MPA.
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 11.05.05.07 - Vehicles

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A. Vehicles on WTC
				Property shall be operated in a safe and careful manner, complying with
				directions of the MPA, the MdTA Police, and posted signs.
B. Vehicles may not:
(1) Block or obstruct entrances, driveways,
				walks, or loading dock;
(2) Be
				parked in unauthorized locations, or in locations reserved for other
				persons;
(3) Be parked in the WTC
				parking areas or loading dock unless authorized by the MPA.
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 11.05.05.09 - First Amendment Activities

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A. First Amendment Activities Covered by
				these Regulations.
(1) "Demonstration" means
				a gathering of persons for the purpose of expressing a group opinion to
				observers through use of their speech, signs, and/or expressive conduct,
				excluding expression of a message for commercial purposes.
(2) "Distribution" means the distribution of
				literature and materials for the exposition of ideas and opinions in the
				exercise of freedom of speech, association, assembly, and religion, but
				excluding purely commercial materials.
(3) "Solicitation" means the solicitation of
				funds on behalf of not-for-profit organizations for charitable, philanthropic,
				patriotic, political, or religious purposes, or the collection of petition
				signatures.
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 11.05.05.10 - Permits

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A. The
				procedures in §C of this regulation shall be followed in applying for a
				permit to engage in demonstration, distribution, or solicitation on WTC
				Property.
B. In granting a permit,
				the WTC Manager shall exercise no discretion except as provided in these
				regulations.
C. Procedures.
(1) Any group or organization of 15 or more
				persons seeking to engage in demonstration, distribution, or solicitation on
				WTC Property must first obtain a written permit from the Administration.
(a) To obtain a permit, the applicant shall
				submit to the Administration during normal business hours a written permit
				application no later than 2 working days before the date requested for the
				activity. MPA will waive or lessen this 2-day requirement in order to permit
				first amendment activities that arise in response to imminent events.
(b) The application shall be on a form
				provided by the Administration that shall set forth the location where such
				permit application shall be filed.
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 11.05.05.11 - Refusal to Leave WTC Property Upon Request

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The WTC Property is subject to Criminal Law Article, §
									6-409, Annotated Code of
				  Maryland. A person refusing or failing to leave WTC Property, upon proper
				  request to do so by an authorized agent of the MPA, shall be guilty of a
				  misdemeanor, and upon conviction may be fined not more than $1,000 or
				  imprisoned for not more than 6 months, or both.
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 11.05.05.12 - 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. Except as otherwise
				provided by law or by these regulations, the maximum penalties for violating
				any of the regulations in this chapter 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 11.05.06 - Deposit of Dredged Materials on Administration Property › Section 11.05.06.01 - Scope

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These regulations govern the deposit by any person of dredged
				  material on property owned, leased, or operated by the Maryland Port
				  Administration.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 05 - MARYLAND PORT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.05.06 - Deposit of Dredged Materials on Administration Property › Section 11.05.06.02 - Intent

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These regulations are intended to enable the Maryland Port
				  Administration to enhance the flow of international and interstate commerce
				  through the Port of Baltimore by making available certain portions of its
				  property for use, to the extent available, as containment sites for dredged
				  material generated by maritime businesses located in and around the Port of
				  Baltimore.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 05 - MARYLAND PORT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.05.06 - Deposit of Dredged Materials on Administration Property › Section 11.05.06.03 - Definitions

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A. In this chapter,
				the following terms have the meanings indicated.
B. Terms Defined.
(1) "Dredged material" means material
				excavated or dredged from the waters of the State.
(2) "Facility" means a containment structure
				intended for the confinement of dredged material, located on property owned,
				leased, or operated by the MPA.
(3)
				"MPA" means the Maryland Port Administration.
(4) "Person" means:
(a) An individual or a corporation,
				government or governmental subdivision or agency, business trust, estate,
				trust, partnership, or association;
(b) Two or more persons having a joint or
				common interest; or
(c) Any other
				legal or commercial entity.
(5) "Port of Baltimore" means the Patapsco
				River and its tributaries lying west of a line extending from Rock Point in
				Anne Arundel County to North Point in Baltimore County.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 05 - MARYLAND PORT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.05.06 - Deposit of Dredged Materials on Administration Property › Section 11.05.06.04 - Deposit of Dredged Material

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A. As
				a condition of and before depositing dredged material in a facility, a person
				shall:
(1) Obtain, at the person's own cost
				and expense, and keep in force until depositing is completed, all permits and
				certifications necessary for dredging or deposit of dredged material;
(2) Submit to the Deputy Director for Harbor
				Development for approval plans and specifications detailing the proposed
				construction or depositing to be performed, with those plans and specifications
				containing, at a minimum:
(a) The quantity of
				material to be deposited;
(b) The
				method of delivery of the material;
(c) The method of depositing and spreading
				the material;
(d) Any dike
				construction, reconstruction, or sloping made necessary by the
				depositing;
(e) Any seeding or
				mulching of the dike, if necessary; and
(f) Any other information reasonably required
				by the Deputy Director for Harbor Development to evaluate the proposed
				construction or depositing;
(3) Submit to the Deputy Director for Harbor
				Development a complete chemical and physical analysis of the material to be
				deposited in the facility;
(4)
				Submit to the Deputy Director for Harbor Development an accounting system
				capable of calculating, in a manner satisfactory to the MPA, the quantity of
				dredged material being deposited;
(5) Execute an agreement in a form
				satisfactory to the MPA.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 05 - MARYLAND PORT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.05.06 - Deposit of Dredged Materials on Administration Property › Section 11.05.06.05 - Fee

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The fee for depositing dredged material in a facility shall
				  be a reasonable fee, to be determined by, and in the sole discretion of, the
				  MPA, of not less than $2 per cubic yard. If the fee is in the form of an
				  exchange of property, goods, or services, or all of these, it requires the
				  approval of the Maryland Port Commission.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 05 - MARYLAND PORT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.05.06 - Deposit of Dredged Materials on Administration Property › Section 11.05.06.06 - Exceptions

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The fee requirements as set forth in Regulation .05 of this
				  chapter do not apply to the MPA or its contractors or subcontractors, or other
				  agencies of the State.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 05 - MARYLAND PORT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.05.07 - Maryland Port Terminals, Properties, and Vessels Security › Section 11.05.07.01 - Application

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This chapter applies to all users, as defined in Regulation
				  .02 of this chapter.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 05 - MARYLAND PORT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.05.07 - Maryland Port Terminals, Properties, and Vessels Security › Section 11.05.07.02 - Definitions

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A. In this chapter,
				the following terms have the meanings indicated.
B. Terms Defined.
(1) "Citation" has the meaning stated in
				COMAR 11.05.03.02B(2).
(2) "MPA property" has the meaning stated in
				COMAR 11.05.03.02B(9).
(3) "Port facilities" has the meaning stated
				in COMAR 11.05.03.02B(11).
(4) "Terminals" means those portions of port
				facilities, including but not limited to the piers, wharves, bulkheads, docks,
				banks, and other facilities, under the control of the MPA including but not
				limited to:
(a) Childs Street (Pier
				4);
(b) Clinton Street (Pier
				1);
(c) Cox Creek;
(d) Dundalk Marine Terminal;
(e) Fairfield Automobile Terminal;
(f) Hawkins Point Marine Terminal;
(g) Locust Point Marine
				Terminal-North;
(h) Locust Point
				Marine Terminal-South;
(i)
				Masonville Marine Terminal; and
(j)
				Seagirt Marine Terminal.
(5) "TWIC" means the Transportation Worker
				Identification Credential issued by the federal government pursuant to Title 49
				Code of Federal Regulations and Navigation and Inspection Circular
				03-07.
(6) "User" means an ocean
				carrier, rail carrier, lighter operator, motor carrier, custom house broker,
				independent contractor, stevedore, freight forwarder, shipper, consignee, or
				other user of, or person present on MPA property or within 100 feet of port
				facilities or any vessel secured thereto, including but not limited to agents,
				servants, employees, tenants, subtenants, customers, and any commercial or
				social invitees of any of the aforesaid parties or entities.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 05 - MARYLAND PORT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.05.07 - Maryland Port Terminals, Properties, and Vessels Security › Section 11.05.07.03 - Security

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A. Security-Based
				Entry and Exclusion.
(1) The MPA may enter a
				user's premises on a port facility at any time to address any matter that, in
				the MPA's sole discretion, warrants such entry in the interest of the safety or
				security of a port facility, person, or property thereon, or any vessel secured
				thereto.
(2) The MPA may bar any
				user from entering any premises on a port facility, including that leased to
				the user, if, in the MPA's sole discretion, the bar is warranted in the
				interest of the safety or security of a port facility, person, or property
				thereon, or any vessel secured thereto.
(3) The MPA may revoke the authorization of
				any user to enter any premises on a port facility, including that leased to the
				user, if the person is charged with:
(a) A
				criminal violation involving the use or possession of a weapon;
(b) A criminal violation involving
				theft;
(c) Falsification of any
				information on the application for an identification badge or vehicle permit,
				or both; or
(d) Misuse of another
				person's identification card or vehicle permit, including but not limited to
				attempting to gain access to MPA property by using an identification card or
				vehicle permit issued to another person.
(4) The revocation will remain in effect:
(a) From the date charges are filed until the
				charges are adjudicated;
(b) For a
				period of 1 year from the date of a guilty plea, judgment of guilt, or
				acceptance of probation before judgment; or
(c) Permanently from the date of a guilty
				plea, judgment of guilt, or acceptance of probation before judgment for a
				second or subsequent offense under these regulations.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 05 - MARYLAND PORT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.05.07 - Maryland Port Terminals, Properties, and Vessels Security › Section 11.05.07.04 - Prohibited Activities

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A. A
				user, an employee or invitee of a user, or any other person may not:
(1) On port facilities or MPA property:
(a) Provide false information to gain access
				to a terminal or to cargo;
(b)
				Violate, interfere with, tamper with, or otherwise attempt to circumvent any
				security procedures of the MPA;
(c)
				Violate any State or federal statute or regulation; or
(d) Hunt or discharge firearms; or
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 05 - MARYLAND PORT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.05.07 - Maryland Port Terminals, Properties, and Vessels Security › Section 11.05.07.05 - 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
				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 06 - MARYLAND TRANSIT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.06.01 - Free Speech Activities on Maryland Transit Administration Premises › Section 11.06.01.01 - Application

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These regulations apply to all persons engaging in free
				  speech activities, as defined in this chapter, on MTA premises. These
				  regulations are necessary to preserve the facilities of MTA for their dedicated
				  purpose, to provide for the safe and efficient operation of the MTA system, and
				  to provide guidance on the use of available MTA facilities for non-MTA
				  purposes. In the event of any conflict between the provisions of this chapter
				  and applicable federal laws and regulations, the provisions of the federal laws
				  and regulations shall control to the extent of that conflict.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 06 - MARYLAND TRANSIT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.06.01 - Free Speech Activities on Maryland Transit Administration Premises › Section 11.06.01.03 - Free Speech Activity

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A. A
				person desiring to have a group of individuals engage in free speech activity
				on, in, or within an MTA facility shall notify the MTA Office of Customer
				Information of the intent to do so at least 5 weekdays in advance of the event
				to permit MTA ample time to ensure availability of free space, and allocate
				sufficient resources to maintain efficient operations.
B. Notification of the intent to conduct a
				free speech activity in, on or within an MTA facility shall be submitted to the
				MTA Office of Customer Information on a form prescribed by the Administrator.
				The form shall be available at www.mta.maryland.gov or obtained from the MTA
				Office of Customer Information. The form shall be submitted online or sent to
				the MTA Office of Customer Information at 6 St. Paul Street, Baltimore,
				Maryland 21202. Each notification shall include:
(1) The full name, mailing address, and
				telephone number of the persons:
(a)
				Sponsoring, promoting, or conducting the proposed activities; and
(b) Supervising and responsible for the
				proposed activity;
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 06 - MARYLAND TRANSIT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.06.01 - Free Speech Activities on Maryland Transit Administration Premises › Section 11.06.01.04 - Solicitation on MTA Vehicles Prohibited

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A person may not solicit transit patrons on any vehicle owned
				  and operated by the MTA or under contract to the MTA. This prohibition
				  includes, but is not limited to, the solicitation of alms, funds, donations,
				  contributions, signatures, personal information, or other information for
				  non-MTA purposes.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 06 - MARYLAND TRANSIT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.06.01 - Free Speech Activities on Maryland Transit Administration Premises › Section 11.06.01.05 - Emergencies

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A. The Governor,
				Secretary of the Maryland Department of Transportation, Administrator, MTA
				Chief of Police, or the MTA Manager of Safety and Risk Management may declare
				an emergency.
B. In the event of an
				emergency:
(1) An announcement shall be
				made;
(2) All free speech
				activities shall cease for the duration of the emergency; and
(3) Non-MTA use of MTA facilities shall not
				resume until authorized by the Administrator.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 06 - MARYLAND TRANSIT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.06.01 - Free Speech Activities on Maryland Transit Administration Premises › Section 11.06.01.06 - Distribution of Printed Matter

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The following guidelines apply to the sale or distribution of
				  printed matter to the general public from vending or distribution machines
				  located upon a MTA facility:
A. A
				person may not engage in a sale without the prior approval of, and being
				subject to the terms and conditions prescribed by, the Administrator.
B. A person desiring to place and operate a
				vending machine for the sale or distribution of printed material to the general
				public upon MTA stations and premises shall first obtain a written permit from
				the Administrator or his designee.
C. Permit applications shall be approved on a
				first-come, first-served basis. The number of permits at any station entrance
				shall be governed by the area deemed available by the Administrator or the
				Administrator's designee to accommodate the vending machines, yet preserve the
				safe, free, and orderly flow of transit and rail patrons' ingress and egress at
				the MTA station entrances and exits. Vending machines shall be located where
				designated by the Administrator or the Administrator's designee.
D. Chaining or anchoring of any vending
				machines to MTA station facilities is not permitted.
E. Vending machines may display signs
				pertaining only to the publication and may not carry any other advertising
				messages.
F. To assure maximum use
				of the available station entrance areas for commercial speech vending machine
				permits, vending machines shall be not larger than absolutely necessary to
				accommodate the printed matter to be sold or distributed.
G. Permits shall require that all wrappings,
				bindings, and similar materials peculiar to the vending operation be collected
				and removed by the person carrying out the vending activity.
H. Permits shall require that vending
				machines be kept and maintained in a neat and clean condition by the
				permittee.
I. Permits may be
				revoked for noncompliance with or any violation of this regulation.
J. MTA assumes no liability or responsibility
				of any nature for damage, destruction, loss, or theft of the vending machines,
				including the contents of them.
K.
				Permits, to be valid, shall be:
(1) Signed by
				the permittee and the MTA; and
(2)
				On a month-to-month basis, subject to cancellation or revocation, upon cause
				and written notice.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 06 - MARYLAND TRANSIT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.06.02 - Parking and Control of Vehicles on Maryland Transit Administration Property › Section 11.06.02.01 - Scope

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These regulations govern the parking and operation of motor
				  vehicles on Maryland Transit Administration (MTA) property, the towing and
				  impoundment of motor vehicles improperly parked or abandoned on MTA property,
				  the removal and storage of unauthorized articles and pieces of equipment
				  improperly placed or abandoned on MTA property, and the sale and final
				  disposition by the MTA of motor vehicles, unauthorized articles, and pieces of
				  equipment so impounded or removed.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 06 - MARYLAND TRANSIT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.06.02 - Parking and Control of Vehicles on Maryland Transit Administration Property › Section 11.06.02.02 - Intent

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These regulations are intended to enable the MTA to regulate
				  and control the flow and parking of motor vehicles by transit patrons upon MTA
				  property, including bus and rapid transit sites. Improperly parked and
				  abandoned motor vehicles, unauthorized articles, and pieces of equipment upon
				  MTA property constitute a public nuisance contrary to the general health,
				  safety, and welfare of the public, deny transit patrons the right to fully use
				  the public transit service offered and made available by the MTA and, likewise,
				  deny MTA employees the ability to preserve and maintain the orderly control and
				  use of MTA facilities and prevent congestion and traffic
				  hazards.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 06 - MARYLAND TRANSIT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.06.02 - Parking and Control of Vehicles on Maryland Transit Administration Property › Section 11.06.02.03 - Application

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These regulations apply to all motor vehicles, unauthorized
				  articles, and pieces of equipment on MTA property.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 06 - MARYLAND TRANSIT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.06.02 - Parking and Control of Vehicles on Maryland Transit Administration Property › Section 11.06.02.04 - 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,
				trailer, semitrailer, unauthorized article, or piece of equipment that:
(a) Is inoperable and left unattended on MTA
				property for more than 48 hours;
(b) Has remained illegally on MTA property
				for more than 48 hours; or
(c) Has
				remained on MTA 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 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 06 - MARYLAND TRANSIT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.06.02 - Parking and Control of Vehicles on Maryland Transit Administration Property › Section 11.06.02.06 - Taxicabs

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A. A person
				operating a taxicab on MTA property may not block or interfere with the free
				passage of pedestrians or vehicular traffic on or about MTA property.
B. A person may not operate a taxicab on MTA
				property unless the person prominently displays within the taxicab a taxicab
				driver-identification permit containing a recent discernible photograph of the
				driver and the telephone number of the taxicab franchise operator, the assigned
				telephone number, and the driver's identification number.
C. Taxicabs shall stand or wait only in
				posted taxicab areas on MTA property.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 06 - MARYLAND TRANSIT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.06.02 - Parking and Control of Vehicles on Maryland Transit Administration Property › Section 11.06.02.07 - Motor Vehicles Prohibited by Type, Weight, or Size

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Except for persons having business directly related to the
				  Administration, or unless otherwise authorized, a person may not park or
				  otherwise place any of the following type vehicles upon MTA parking
				  lots:
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;
F. A bus.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 06 - MARYLAND TRANSIT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.06.02 - Parking and Control of Vehicles on Maryland Transit Administration Property › Section 11.06.02.08 - Uses Prohibited

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Unless otherwise authorized, a person may not cause or permit
				  MTA property to be used for any of the following purposes:
A. The storage of refuse containers
				associated with the use of an adjacent property;
B. Vehicular access to adjacent
				property;
C. The staging of
				vehicles, equipment, or materials for construction, maintenance, or repair work
				on adjacent property;
D. The
				storage of equipment or materials of any kind;
E. The performance of any service,
				maintenance, or repair on any motor vehicle parked on the MTA property except
				for emergency service and repairs necessary for the removal of an inoperable
				motor vehicle.
F. Parking or
				storing any motor vehicle in the custody of the management of a garage, repair
				shop, service facility, or new or used car dealer;
G. Loading or unloading commercial
				vehicles;
H. Causing, allowing, or
				conducting student driver training classes or instructions;
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 06 - MARYLAND TRANSIT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.06.02 - Parking and Control of Vehicles on Maryland Transit Administration Property › Section 11.06.02.09 - Motor Vehicle Accidents

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A.
				A motor vehicle operator or pedestrian who is involved in an accident on MTA
				property resulting in injury to any person or damage to any property, shall, if
				physically able, do the following:
(1) Stop
				the motor vehicle at the scene of the accident or as close as possible to it
				without obstructing traffic more than necessary;
(2) Notify an MTA law enforcement
				officer;
(3) Return to and remain
				at the scene of the accident until after giving a full report of same to that
				law enforcement officer, if requested;
(4) Upon request, and if physically able,
				exhibit to that law enforcement officer any permit, license, registration, or
				other document relevant to this accident or the persons or property
				involved.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 06 - MARYLAND TRANSIT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.06.02 - Parking and Control of Vehicles on Maryland Transit Administration Property › Section 11.06.02.10 - Towing, Impoundment, and Sale

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A. The MTA police department or its designee
				may take into custody any abandoned motor vehicle, unauthorized article, or any
				vehicle or piece of equipment parked or placed in violation of this chapter,
				abandoned or otherwise parked or placed so as to constitute a hazard to public
				safety, or so parked, stopped, or standing so as to impede or obstruct the
				normal movement of vehicular or pedestrian traffic on MTA property. For this
				purpose, the MTA police may use its own personnel, equipment, and facilities,
				or use those of its designee, for removing, preserving, and storing abandoned
				vehicles. There may not be any liability attached to the Administration for any
				losses or damages resulting from these actions.
B. As soon as reasonably possible and within
				7 days at most after the MTA police department takes an abandoned vehicle into
				custody, the MTA police 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 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 06 - MARYLAND TRANSIT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.06.02 - Parking and Control of Vehicles on Maryland Transit Administration Property › Section 11.06.02.11 - Exceptions

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This chapter does not apply to motor vehicles, articles, or
				  pieces or equipment of the Maryland Transit Administration, its contractors or
				  subcontractors, or other agencies of the State or to police or emergency
				  vehicles.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 06 - MARYLAND TRANSIT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.06.02 - Parking and Control of Vehicles on Maryland Transit Administration Property › Section 11.06.02.12 - Administration and Penalties

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A. MTA
				law enforcement officers and their designees are authorized to issue citations
				and carry out towing and impoundment procedures for violation of this
				chapter.
B. Transportation Article,
				Title 26, Subtitle 3, Annotated Code of Maryland, as amended from time to time,
				is incorporated by reference.
C.
				Citations issued under this chapter shall contain sufficient information to
				enable the person receiving a citation or citations to either to pay for the
				parking violation or stand trial.
D. Penalties for parking violations are as
				follows:
(1) Obstructing bus or emergency
				vehicle movement $50;
(2) Parking
				within 15 feet of a fire hydrant or other fire control apparatus $50;
(3) Parking in more than one designated space
				$25;
(4) Obstructing other parked
				vehicles $40;
(5) Parking in a
				pedestrian crosswalk $40;
(6)
				Unauthorized occupation of parking spaces for the disabled $40;
(7) Parking in violation of posted
				restrictions $25.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 06 - MARYLAND TRANSIT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.06.04 - Distribution of Fare Products by Opioid Treatment Centers › Section 11.06.04.01 - Scope

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This chapter governs the distribution of monthly fare
				  products by opioid treatment centers to eligible individuals participating in
				  opioid treatment programs.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 06 - MARYLAND TRANSIT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.06.04 - Distribution of Fare Products by Opioid Treatment Centers › Section 11.06.04.02 - Definitions

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A. In this chapter,
				the following terms have the meanings indicated.
B. Terms Defined.
(1) "Administration" means the Maryland
				Transit Administration of the Department of Transportation established pursuant
				to Transportation Article, §
										7-201, Annotated Code
				of Maryland.
(2) "Eligible
				individual" means an individual enrolled in an opioid treatment center who
				qualifies for half fare prices under 49 CFR Part 609 and is certified by the
				Administration as eligible to receive reduced fare under the Administration's
				Reduced Fare Program.
(3) "Fare
				product" means the Reduced Fare Monthly or Reduced Fare 31-Day Pass issued by
				the Administration.
(4) "Opioid
				treatment center" means a facility enrolling eligible individuals in opioid
				treatment programs licensed by the Department of Health to provide behavior
				health services under COMAR 10.63.02.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 06 - MARYLAND TRANSIT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.06.04 - Distribution of Fare Products by Opioid Treatment Centers › Section 11.06.04.03 - Application

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A. An opioid
				treatment center may issue fare products with the approval of the
				Administration.
B. Approval to
				issue fare products may be obtained by an opioid treatment center by submitting
				an application on a form provided by the Administration, which shall include
				the following information:
(1) Organization
				name, address, telephone number, primary email address, and contact
				individual;
(2) Department of
				Health behavioral health service license number, date of issue of license, and
				license expiration date; and
(3)
				Any other information required by the Administration.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 06 - MARYLAND TRANSIT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.06.04 - Distribution of Fare Products by Opioid Treatment Centers › Section 11.06.04.04 - Obligations of Opioid Treatment Centers

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A. After obtaining approval as required by
				Regulation .03 of this chapter, an opioid treatment center shall submit an
				agreement signed by an authorized individual of the opioid treatment center on
				the form required by the Administration, agreeing to the obligations listed in
				this regulation and other obligations required by the Administration.
B. The opioid treatment center shall maintain
				accurate, timely, and complete records of all transactions related to fare
				products acquired and distributed under Regulation .03 of this
				chapter.
C. The opioid treatment
				center shall provide periodic reports of its inventory of fare products to the
				Administration.
D. The opioid
				treatment center may only issue fare products to eligible
				individuals.
E. The opioid
				treatment center may charge a fee for fare products no more than the rate
				charged by the Administration for the fare product.
F. The opioid treatment center shall
				immediately report the loss or suspension of its license by the Department of
				Health.
G. If an opioid treatment
				center violates the agreement or obligations stated in this regulation, the
				Administration may suspend its approval to issue fare products for a period of
				1 year or longer, depending on the severity of the offense.
H. Within 15 calendar days after receipt of a
				written determination, an opioid treatment center may appeal the denial or
				termination of approval to the Office of Administrative Hearings for a final
				decision in accordance with COMAR 28.02.01.
I. An aggrieved party may seek judicial
				review of any final administrative decision under this chapter in accordance
				with the provisions of the Administrative Procedure Act, State Government
				Article, §
									10-222, Annotated
				Code of Maryland.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 06 - MARYLAND TRANSIT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.06.04 - Distribution of Fare Products by Opioid Treatment Centers › Section 11.06.04.05 - Payment and Rates for Monthly Passes

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A. The required payment for each fare product
				distributed by participating opioid treatment centers shall be the current rate
				established by the Administration for opioid treatment center fare
				products.
B. Opioid treatment
				centers shall pay the full amount of any fare products provided by the
				Administration upon receipt or other mutually agreed upon time.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 06 - MARYLAND TRANSIT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.06.04 - Distribution of Fare Products by Opioid Treatment Centers › Section 11.06.04.06 - Inspections and Audits

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A. The
				Administration or its designee may conduct inspections and audits of opioid
				treatment center facilities, records, and processes related to this issuance of
				fare products by opioid treatment centers with notice of at least 30
				days.
B. Inspections and audits
				will be conducted during regular operational hours at agreed-upon times unless
				an unannounced inspection or audit is warranted.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 06 - MARYLAND TRANSIT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.06.05 - Baltimore City - Transit Services for Public School Students › Section 11.06.05.01 - Scope

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This chapter governs the distribution of fare products to any
				  eligible Baltimore City Public School System (BCPS) student and youth worker in
				  the Baltimore City YouthWorks program.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 06 - MARYLAND TRANSIT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.06.05 - Baltimore City - Transit Services for Public School Students › Section 11.06.05.02 - Definitions

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A. In this chapter,
				the following terms have the meaning indicated.
B. Terms Defined.
(1) "Administration" means Maryland Transit
				Administration of the Department of Transportation. established pursuant to
				Transportation Article, §
										7-201, Annotated Code
				of Maryland.
(2) "BCPS" means
				Baltimore City Public School System.
(3) "Eligible individual" means an individual
				enrolled and actively attending as a student in BCPS or enrolled and actively
				attending as a youth worker in the Mayor's Office of Employment Development
				YouthWorks program, and who qualifies for student fares under this
				chapter.
(4) "YouthWorks" means the
				YouthWorks summer job program managed by the Baltimore City Mayor's Office of
				Employment Development.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 06 - MARYLAND TRANSIT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.06.05 - Baltimore City - Transit Services for Public School Students › Section 11.06.05.03 - Baltimore City Public Schools

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A.
				BCPS shall submit to the Administration by May 31 each year a Complimentary
				Pass Application Form provided by the Administration, which shall include the
				following information:
(1) Organization name,
				organization requestor, telephone number, primary email address, and contact
				individual; and
(2) Program start
				and ending dates, school calendar, and eligibility list, along with type of
				pass and total quantity requested.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 06 - MARYLAND TRANSIT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.06.05 - Baltimore City - Transit Services for Public School Students › Section 11.06.05.04 - YouthWorks Summer Job Program

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A.
				YouthWorks shall submit to the Administration a Complimentary Pass Application
				Form provided by the Administration, which shall include the following
				information:
(1) Organization name,
				organization requestor, telephone number, primary email address, and contact
				individual; and
(2) Program start
				and ending date, along with type of pass and total quantity
				requested.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 06 - MARYLAND TRANSIT ADMINISTRATION › Chapter 11.06.05 - Baltimore City - Transit Services for Public School Students › Section 11.06.05.05 - Payment

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The Administration may not collect any fees or reimbursement
				  from BCPS or YouthWorks for passes or services provided.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 07 - MARYLAND TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 11.07.01 - Transportation of Hazardous Materials › Section 11.07.01.01 - Definitions

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A. The following
				classes of hazardous materials are defined in the United States Department of
				Transportation Regulations, 49 CFR 173, which is incorporated by reference:
Name of Class or Division
Class
Number
Division
Number
(if any)
49 CFR
Reference
for
Definitions
(1) Forbidden materials
None
(2) Forbidden explosives
None
(3) Explosives (with a mass explosion hazard)
(old class A)
1
1.1
173.50
(4) Explosives (with a projection hazard)
(old class B)
1
1.2
173.50
(5) Explosives (with predominately a fire hazard)
(old class B)
1
1.3
173.50
(6) Explosives (with no significant blast hazard)
(old class C)
1
1.4
173.50
(7) Very insensitive explosives; blasting agents
1
1.5
173.50
(8) Extremely insensitive detonating substances
1
1.6
173.50
(9) Flammable gas
2
2.1
173.115
(10) Nonflammable compressed gas
2
2.2
173.115
(11) Poisonous gas
2
2.3
173.115
(12) Flammable and combustible liquid
3
173.120
(13) Flammable solid
4
4.1
173.124
(14) Spontaneously combustible material
4
4.2
173.124
(15) Dangerous when wet material
4
4.3
173.124
(16) Oxidizer
5
5.1
173.128
(17) Organic peroxide
5
5.2
173.128
(18) Poisonous materials
6
6.1
173.132
(19) Infectious substance (Etiologic agent)
6
6.2
173.134
(20) Radioactive material
7
173.403
(21) Corrosive material
8
173.136
(22) Miscellaneous hazardous material
9
173.140
(23) Other regulated material: ORM-D
None
173.144
B.
				Terms Defined.
(1) "Authority property" means
				the following facilities and their approaches:
(a) Baltimore Harbor Tunnel
				(I-895);
(b) William Preston Lane,
				Jr. Memorial Bridge (U.S. 50/301);
(c) Harry W. Nice Memorial Bridge (U.S. Route
				301);
(d) Thomas J. Hatem Memorial
				Bridge (U.S. Route 40);
(e) Francis
				Scott Key Bridge (MD 695);
(f) John
				F. Kennedy Memorial Highway (I-95);
(g) The I-95 Fort McHenry Tunnel (I-95);
				and
(h) The InterCounty Connector
				(MD 200).
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 07 - MARYLAND TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 11.07.01 - Transportation of Hazardous Materials › Section 11.07.01.02 - General

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A. The U.S.
				Department of Transportation Regulations, 49 CFR §§ 171 - 177, 397,
				and any revisions, U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Regulations, 10 CFR 73,
				and any additional federal regulations affecting the transportation of
				hazardous materials by motor carriers on highways are incorporated by reference
				into these regulations.
B. A
				vehicle loaded with any hazardous material or a tank vehicle which last
				contained a hazardous material may not be allowed on or in any Authority
				property unless it conforms to these regulations and other regulations
				regarding the use of Authority property.
C. Maryland Transportation Authority
				employees shall have the right to inspect the cargo or shipping papers of any
				vehicle to ascertain if it complies with all State and federal regulations
				relating to the transportation of hazardous materials.
(1) The inspection may take place at any
				point where or after the vehicle enters on Authority property or its
				approaches.
(2) If hazardous
				materials cannot be identified by class, or if listed only as N.O.S., or if
				shipping papers are not available to determine the type of cargo, the vehicle
				may be prohibited from entering or may be diverted off any Authority
				property.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 07 - MARYLAND TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 11.07.01 - Transportation of Hazardous Materials › Section 11.07.01.03 - Alternative-Fuel Vehicles

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A.
				Alternative-fuel vehicles powered by liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), liquefied
				natural gas (LNG), or compressed natural gas (CNG) shall be permitted to use
				the Baltimore Harbor Tunnel and the Fort McHenry Tunnel, if the:
(1) Vehicle has a:
(a) Dedicated alternative-fuel system
				installed by the manufacturer of the vehicle, or
(b) Fuel system which has been properly
				converted to an alternative fuel system;