Maryland HB669 regulates third-party road improvements on state highways, requiring permits and financial assurances.

Maryland HB669 mandates that developers seeking permits for road improvements on state highways must submit a performance bond, letter of credit, or other surety. The State Highway Administration can issue permits for work otherwise prohibited by law, provided it is performed under supervision and to the Administration's satisfaction. If the work is near transit stations, a safe alternative pedestrian path must be maintained. The permit holder is responsible for the cost of restoring the highway to its original condition.

Maryland HB669 regulates third-party road improvements on state highways, requiring permits and financial assurances.

Maryland HB669 mandates that developers seeking permits for road improvements on state highways must submit a performance bond, letter of credit, or other surety. The State Highway Administration can issue permits for work otherwise prohibited by law, provided it is performed under supervision and to the Administration's satisfaction. If the work is near transit stations, a safe alternative pedestrian path must be maintained. The permit holder is responsible for the cost of restoring the highway to its original condition.