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Maryland Code, Public Utilities § 12-125

Current as of January 01, 2025 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

(a) A person shall repeat the notification required under § 12-124 of this subtitle if the person:

(1) has not completed or will not complete the excavation or demolition within the time period authorized by the ticket;

(2) expands the excavation or demolition beyond the location indicated in the notice under § 12-124(b) of this subtitle; or

(3) adds a temporary excavator to the ticket.

(b) If a person discovers that a mark is obliterated, destroyed, or removed, or observes a visible indication that an underground facility or structure is not marked as required under § 12-126 of this subtitle, the person shall notify the one-call system to request that all or part of the current scope of work of a valid ticket be re-marked.

(c) A person shall repeat the notification regardless of:

(1) any delays by an owner-member in marking its underground facilities; or

(2) an agreement between the person and an owner-member regarding the time for marking underground facilities.

(d) Any re-marking made after a notification provided under this section shall comply with the requirements of § 12-126 of this subtitle.

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