[HISTORY: Adopted and amended as indicated in text. (Original
Sections 102 through 119 of the 1969 Edition of the Charles County
Code and 1977 Supplement, which also contained provisions concerning
electrical apparatus and wiring, were repealed by Acts 1986, ch. 810.)]
[1969 Code, sec. 101. P.L.L., 1986, ch. 810]
The County Commissioners, by ordinance or resolution, may:
A.
Adopt regulations governing electrical apparatus and wiring in the
County.
B.
Create a Board of Examiners and Supervisors for overseeing electrical
work in the County.
C.
Provide for the authority and responsibilities of the Board.
D.
Specify the procedures for the appointment, terms and removal of
Board members.
E.
Set penalties for the violation of any of the powers, responsibilities
and authority created by this section.
[1969 Code, sec. 102. P.L.L., 1986, ch. 810]
A.
Notwithstanding any other provision of law to the contrary, an individual
who is engaged in the business of installing, erecting or repairing
electrical wires, conductors and other electrical apparatus of low
voltage may not be required to be licensed.
B.
The Board of Examiners and Supervisors of Electricians shall adopt
rules and regulations to implement the provisions of this section.
[1969 Code, sec. 103. P.L.L., 1986, ch. 810]
The provisions of this chapter may not apply to:
A.
Any person who exercises a franchise granted by the Public Service
Commission; or
B.
Any other person who performs electrical work for a person who exercises
a franchise granted by the Public Service Commission if the electrical
work is an integral part of the plant or service used by the person
in rendering duly authorized service to the public under the franchise.
