Part III. Special Taxing Area Laws. [Note]
§ 60-1. Special taxing areas continued; areas defined.
§ 60-2. Acquisition of land for parking lots; improvement, operation and maintenance and sale or lease thereof.
§ 60-3. Taxes to be levied.
§ 60-4. Off-street parking facilities--Authority of council to establish minimum standards.
§ 60-5. Off-street parking facilities—Location.
§ 60-6. Off-street parking facilities—Exemption or reduction from tax where provided.
§ 60-7. Off-street parking facilities—Location of with reference to establishment served by.
§ 60-8. Off-street parking facilities—Availability to public or customers required for exemption.
§ 60-9. Tax exemption for off-street parking structures.
§ 60-10. Off-street parking facilities—County authorized to lease, operate, and maintain.
§ 60-11. Off-street parking facilities—Lease to Montgomery County Revenue Authority.
§ 60-12. Administration and enforcement generally.
§ 60-13. Reserved.
§ 60-14. Application for exemption; determination.
§ 60-15. Parking meters; enforcement of parking and standing regulations.
§ 60-16. Purpose of parking lot funds.
Notes
| [Note] | Editor's note—In Hanrahan v. Alterman, 41 Md. App. 71, 396 A.2d 272 (1979), it was held that art. 33 of the Annotated Code of Maryland is inapplicable to special taxing districts. Special tax districts are not municipal corporations, and do not have unlimited powers to sue and be sued, as do municipal corporations under article 23A of the Annotated Code of Maryland. Friendship Heights v. Funger, 265 Md. 339, 289 A.2d 329 (1972). Cross reference—Authority of citizens committees of special taxing districts to regulate, construct, maintain, etc., streets and roads, § 49-4. |
| [Note] | *Editor's note—In Galblum v. Board of Appeals of Montgomery County, 258 Md. 168, 265 A.2d 232 (1970), it was held that one could not obtain a variance from the zoning ordinance and use it to avoid compliance with this chapter. Chapter 60 is cited in Montgomery County v. Woodward & Lothrop, Inc., 280 Md. 686, 376 A.2d 483 (1977). 2008 L.M.C., ch. 5, §§ 2 and 3, state: Sec. 2. Any responsibility or right granted by law, ordinance, regulation, delegation of authority, contracts, or other documents to the Department of Public Works and Transportation in connection with designing, building, and maintaining County facilities (except maintaining or renovating public parking facilities under Chapter 60, as provided for under Section 1 of this Act), maintaining County vehicles and equipment, acquiring and disposing of real property not associated with roads, bridges, and other related transportation facilities, and operating mail, printing, and duplication services, is transferred to the Department of General Services. 2008 L.M.C., ch. 5, § 3, states: Sec. 3. Any regulation in effect when this Act takes effect that implements a function transferred to another Department or Office under Section 1 of this Act continues in effect, but any reference in any regulation to the Department from which the function was transferred must be treated as referring to the Department to which the function is transferred. The transfer of a function under this Act does not affect any right of a party to any legal proceeding begun before this Act took effect. Cross references—Special requirements for off-street public parking, § 31-22 et seq.; zoning requirements for off-street parking and loading, § 59-E-1.1 et seq.; zoning provisions relative to parking lot districts, § 59-E-3.1 et seq. |