§ 5-201 Maryland Aviation Commission – In general
§ 5-201 v2 Maryland Aviation Commission – In general
§ 5-201.1 Maryland Aviation Commission – Management personnel positions; Chairman; Executive Director of Administration
§ 5-201.2 Maryland Aviation Commission – Annual report
§ 5-201.2 v2 Maryland Aviation Commission – Annual report
§ 5-202 Maryland Aviation Administration – Established
§ 5-202.1 Maryland Aviation Administration – Executive Director
§ 5-203 Management and control of Administration
§ 5-204 General powers and duties of Administration
§ 5-205 Cooperation by political subdivisions
§ 5-206 Federal-State cooperation
§ 5-207 State airways system
§ 5-208 Rules, regulations, and standards
§ 5-209 Investigations, inquiries, and hearings
§ 5-210 Administrative actions; notice and opportunity for hearing; judicial review
§ 5-211 Officers or employees of Department as witnesses
§ 5-212.1 Authority to issue citations for motor vehicle parking violations
§ 5-213 Contracts – In general
§ 5-215 Technical services of Administration
§ 5-216 Continuation and change of rules, regulations, forms, orders, and directives; references to State Aviation Commission and Director of Aeronautics
§ 5-217 Contracts or interests in delivery or sale of goods and services

Terms Used In Maryland Code > TRANSPORTATION > Title 5 > Subtitle 2 - Maryland Aviation Commission and Maryland Aviation Administration

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