PART I. DEFINITIONS; GENERAL PROVISIONS

§ 9-201. Definitions

§ 9-202, 9-203.

PART II. WATER SUPPLY SYSTEMS, SEWERAGE SYSTEMS, AND REFUSE DISPOSAL SYSTEMS

§ 9-204. Installing, altering, or extending water supply systems, sewerage systems, or refuse disposal systems.

§ 9-204.1. Installing, altering, or extending incinerators

§ 9-204.2. Installing, altering, or extending landfill systems

§ 9-205. Submitting plans for existing water supply system, sewerage system, or refuse disposal system for public use

§ 9-206. Water supply systems and sewerage systems for subdivisions

§ 9-207. Secretary to help counties, municipal corporations, and Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission

§ 9-208. Secretary to advise persons and businesses

§ 9-209. Landfill systems -- Hearings

§ 9-210. Landfill systems -- Prerequisites for issuance of permit

§ 9-211. Landfills, incinerators, and transfer stations; requirements for security

§ 9-211.1. Regulations governing financial assurance for sanitary landfills accepting municipal solid waste

§ 9-212. Landfill systems -- Option to purchase

§ 9-212.1. Landfill systems -- Denial of permit to nongovernmental person

§ 9-213. Landfill systems -- Term of permit

§ 9-214. Landfill systems -- Revoking or refusing to renew permit

§ 9-215. Landfill systems -- Closing and covering when operations end

§ 9-216. Permitted use of certain sewage disposal systems in coastal plain physiographic province

§ 9-217. Testing and evaluating lots for on-site sewage disposal systems

§ 9-217.1. Persons inspecting sewage disposal systems for transfer of property; proof of completion of course of instruction; regulations

§ 9-218. Sanitary Facilities Fund; funding of planning

§ 9-219. Appropriation of federal or other funds for sewerage systems, collector lines, or facilities in Patuxent River Watershed

§ 9-220. Order by Secretary if water supply system, sewerage system, or refuse disposal system is inefficient; action by Secretary if results are not produced

§ 9-221. Order to alter, extend, or install water supply system, sewerage system, or refuse disposal system; powers of health officer

§ 9-222. Secretary may order installation of public water supply system, public sewerage system, or refuse disposal system

§ 9-223. Connecting property with water supply system or sewerage system; use of private sewage disposal system; privies and shallow wells for certain religious groups

§ 9-224. Waste disposal at and water pollution from industrial establishments

§ 9-225. Landfill near hospital prohibited

§ 9-226. Certificate of public necessity required for hazardous waste landfill system

§ 9-227. Infectious waste in landfill system prohibited

§ 9-228. Scrap tires -- Storage, recycling, and disposal

§ 9-228.1. Documents under oath

§ 9-229. Documents under oath -- Action by Secretary

PART III. SEWAGE SLUDGE

§ 9-230. Regulations of Department

§ 9-231. Permit required

§ 9-232. Application for permit

§ 9-233. Compliance with county requirements; approval of governing body

§ 9-234. Notices, hearings, and public information meetings required

§ 9-234.1. Hearing prior to issuance, amendment, or renewal of permit

§ 9-235. Notice to local health officials and soil conservation districts

§ 9-236. Issuance of permit

§ 9-237. Scope of permit; return of sewage sludge to generator

§ 9-238. Term and renewal of permit -- In general

§ 9-239. Term and renewal of permit -- Permits in effect on July 1, 1984

§ 9-240. Maintaining bond or other security; complying with requirements

§ 9-241. Records maintained by Department

§ 9-242. Permit holder to keep records and furnish information

§ 9-243. Inspection of sewage sludge utilization sites; stop work orders; authority of local health officials

§ 9-244. Credit of fees to Maryland Clean Water Fund

§ 9-245. Denial of permit

§ 9-246. Suspension, revocation, and modification of permit; refusal to renew permit

§ 9-247. Standing to sue or intervene

§ 9-248. Injunctions

§ 9-249. Utilizing sewage sludge without a permit

§ 9-250, 9-251.

PART IV. MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS

§ 9-252. Miscellaneous powers and duties of Secretary

§ 9-253. Secretary designated as State water pollution control agency

§ 9-254. Employment of experts, engineers, and assistants

§ 9-255. Tests of water and wastewater

§ 9-256. Raising funds on order of Secretary

§ 9-257. Water or ice from dangerous source; mandatory and remedial orders

§ 9-258, 9-259. Supervision of Department over drinking water and method of bottling; water from outside this State; dating paper containers; ice for domestic purposes.

§ 9-260. Minimum size for lots and parcels having multiple bedroom facilities in Garrett County

§ 9-261. Record keeping; right of entry of representative of Secretary; injunctive action

§ 9-262. Revocation of, changes to, and expiration of permits issued by Secretary

§ 9-263. Judicial review

§ 9-264 to 9-266.

PART V. PENALTIES

§ 9-267. Violations of § 9-227(b)

§ 9-268. Penalty for violation of subtitle, regulations, etc

§ 9-268.1. Violation of § 9-228

§ 9-269. Penalties for violation of Part III of this subtitle, regulations, etc

§ 9-270. Penalties for violation of Part III of this subtitle, regulations, etc. -- Sewage treatment plant

§ 9-271, 9-272.

PART VI. STATE USED TIRE CLEANUP AND RECYCLING FUND

§ 9-273. Established

§ 9-274. Source of moneys

§ 9-275. Application of Fund

§ 9-276. Reimbursement of costs

§ 9-277. Regulations

§ 9-278. Financial assistance

§ 9-279, 9-280.

PART VII. STATE COAL COMBUSTION BY-PRODUCTS MANAGEMENT FUND

§ 9-281. Definitions

§ 9-282. Fund

§ 9-283. Fees for coal combustion by-products

§ 9-284. Use of monies

§ 9-285. Report to General Assembly

§ 9-286. Regulations

§ 9-287, 9-288.

PART VIII. COAL COMBUSTION BY-PRODUCTS

§ 9-289. Regulations.

§ 9-290. Permit to install new refuse disposal system