Legal Opinion
Talbot County v. Skipper
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Decided March 10, 1993No. 164 September Term, 1990PublishedCited by 50 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
ELDRIDGE, Judge.
We shall hold in this case that Maryland Code (1982, 1987 Repl.Vol., 1992 Cum.Supp.), Title 9, Subtitle 2, Part III, of the Environment Article (entitled “Sewage Sludge”), preempts a Talbot County ordinance which requires a land owner to record certain information in the county land records before applying sewage sludge to his land in accordance with a state permit.
The State of Maryland has regulated the utilization of sewage sludge for many years. 1 Section 9-231 of the Environment Article of the Maryland Code requires a person to have a “sewage sludge utilization permit”…
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