A qualified contractor may not enter into a regulated sustainable energy contract unless, for each property that would be subject to the regulated sustainable energy contract:
(1) property taxes and mortgage debt are current;
(2) there are no outstanding or unsatisfied liens;
(3) there are no notices of default or other evidence of property–based debt delinquency for the lesser of:
(i) the 3 years immediately preceding the contract date; or
(ii) the length of time that the property owner has owned the property; and
(4) the regulated sustainable energy contract has not been objected to under § 9–20D–04(b) of this subtitle by a party that holds a recorded mortgage or deed of trust on the property that would be subject to the regulated sustainable energy contract.
Structure Maryland Statutes
Title 9 - Miscellaneous Executive Agencies
Subtitle 20D - Regulated Sustainable Energy Contracts
Section 9-20D-01 - Definitions
Section 9-20D-02 - Legislative Intent
Section 9-20D-03 - Creation of Regulated Sustainable Energy Contract Program Permitted
Section 9-20D-04 - Requirements for Regulated Sustainable Energy Contracts
Section 9-20D-05 - Requirements for Contractor
Section 9-20D-06 - Property Subject to Regulated Sustainable Energy Contract
Section 9-20D-07 - Revocation of Authorization
Section 9-20D-08 - Collection of Payments in Arrears; Liens; Foreclosure; Resumption of Payments