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10Aug, 1999

22 Bulls Beat Local Zoning Ordinance

By |Tuesday, August 10th, 1999|Categories: Land Use Law|

Dick Gradwohl wanted a bustling cattle ranch. Unfortunately his five acre spread in Washington lies in now suburban Kent County and local zoning laws restrict his herd to just two animals over 500 pounds. In a unique solution to this zoning restriction, Gradwohl started breeding ...

10Jul, 1999

Y2K Rezoning Comes Early In Baltimore County

By |Saturday, July 10th, 1999|Categories: Land Use Law|

Months before the ball drops at Times Square signaling the arrival of the Millennium, the year 2000 comprehensive zoning map process begins in Baltimore County. The year 2000 comprehensive rezoning actually commences August 1, 1999. All landowners - whether needing a zoning change for proposed ...

10Apr, 1999

1999 Overhaul Of Maryland Landlord Tenant Law

By |Saturday, April 10th, 1999|Categories: Real Estate Law|

During the 1999 General Assembly session, the legislature enacted House Bill 605, resulting in a series of changes, revisions, and clarifications to Maryland state law governing landlords and tenants. While as of the time of preparation of this memorandum, the legislation has not yet been ...

10Mar, 1999

No Superfund Cleanup Costs Collectable

By |Wednesday, March 10th, 1999|Categories: Environmental Law|

The Supreme Court recently made it more difficult for the federal government to collect Superfund cleanup costs for sites owned by corporate subsidiaries. In an important decision in the era of Brownfields, when businesses are evaluating the possible liabilities for hazardous waste cleanup, the justices ...

10Oct, 1998

New Permits For (Old) Historic Sites

By |Saturday, October 10th, 1998|Categories: Land Use Law|

Without any change in statute, Baltimore County has significantly altered the process of obtaining building permits for historic properties. The development regulations have provided, since 1978, at Code Section 26-278, that "historic structures or sites identified on any of the lists 'must be preserved.'" The ...

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