The General Assembly finds that the management of stormwater runoff is necessary to reduce stream channel erosion, pollution, siltation and sedimentation, and local flooding, all of which have adverse impacts on the water and land resources of Maryland. The General Assembly intends, by enactment of this subtitle, to reduce as nearly as possible the adverse effects of stormwater runoff and to safeguard life, limb, property, and public welfare.
Structure Maryland Statutes
Subtitle 2 - Stormwater Management
Section 4-201 - Legislative Findings; Intent of Subtitle
Section 4-202 - Implementation of Management Program
Section 4-202.1 - Watershed Protection and Restoration Programs
Section 4-203 - Duties of Department
Section 4-204 - Submission of Management Plan Prior to Development of Land
Section 4-205 - Construction Activities of State or Federal Agencies
Section 4-206 - Inspection and Review of Management Program
Section 4-207 - Jurisdiction of Department of Natural Resources Not Enlarged
Section 4-209 - Issuance of Notice or Order
Section 4-212 - Final Corrective Orders
Section 4-213 - Notice to County or Municipality; Joint Inspections
Section 4-214 - Judicial Review
Section 4-215 - Penalties; Failure of County or Municipality to Enforce Subtitle