Public Safety - Building Codes - Balcony Railing Inspections (Jonathan's Law)

HB 947 Public Safety Building Codes Balcony Railing Inspections (Jonathan's Law)

Maryland 2014 Regular Session

Public Safety - Building Codes - Balcony Railing Inspections (Jonathan's Law)
HB-947

About HB-947

Requiring specified political subdivisions to require periodic inspections of multifamily dwellings with specified balcony railings at least once every 5 years to ensure that each balcony railing meets the requirements of the applicable local housing code or the Minimum Livability Code; prohibiting Baltimore City from issuing or renewing a specified multiple-family dwelling license unless the applicant demonstrates that a professional inspector has completed a specified inspection; etc.

  

Bill Texts

Chaptered 05/20/2014
Enrolled 04/08/2014
Engrossed 03/13/2014
Introduced 02/05/2014

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Rep. Dana Stein


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History

Approved By The Governor - Chapter 495

05/15/2014

Passed Enrolled

04/07/2014

Third Reading Passed (47-0)

04/07/2014

Conference Committee Report Adopted

04/07/2014

Third Reading Passed (99-37)

04/07/2014

Conference Committee Report Adopted

04/07/2014

Senators Young, Benson, And Ferguson

04/04/2014

Conference Committee Appointed

04/04/2014

Senate Refuses To Recede

04/04/2014

Delegates Stein, Holmes, And Fraser-hidalgo

04/03/2014

Conference Committee Appointed

04/03/2014

House Requests Senate Recede

04/03/2014

House Refuses To Concur - Senate Amendments

04/03/2014

Third Reading Passed With Amendments (47-0)

04/02/2014

Second Reading Passed With Amendments

04/01/2014

Favorable With Amendments {334339/1 Report Adopted

04/01/2014

Favorable With Amendments Report By Education, Health, And Environmental Affairs

03/31/2014

First Reading Education, Health, And Environmental Affairs

03/18/2014

Third Reading Passed (101-36)

03/14/2014

Second Reading Passed With Amendments

03/13/2014

Floor Amendment (delegate Mcdermott) {433123/1 Rejected (43-91)

03/13/2014

Special Order Until Later Today (delegate Mcdermott) Adopted

03/13/2014

Floor Amendment (delegate Szeliga) {713627/1 Rejected (42-89)

03/13/2014

Special Order Until 3/13 (delegate Szeliga) Adopted

03/12/2014

Special Order Until 3/12 (delegate Szeliga) Adopted

03/11/2014

Favorable With Amendments {370119/1 Report Adopted

03/11/2014

Favorable With Amendments Report By Environmental Matters

03/10/2014

Hearing 2/20 At 1:00 P.m.

02/20/2014

First Reading Environmental Matters

02/05/2014

Subject(s)

Public Safety Apartments Building Codes Codes Counties Fees Hotels And Motels Housing Inspections Local Government Mandates Notices Safety Municipal Corporations Timesharing Baltimore City