What is the law for outdoor grilling in Maryland?
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20 feet from every part of the building.
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Grills are stuff u put on ur teeth. go 2 http://www.llr.state.sc.us/images/dental%20grills%20007.jpg
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Check the local web site for the state you are from. It should have a parks and rec. department that will tell you what is allowed and where.
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Private clubs ARE exempt from this law; unfortunately, they have to operate as non-profits which you will NOT be able to do with your bar. There are very few loopholes if you read the full text (available at http://www.smartvoter.org/2006/11/07/oh/state/issue/5/). \n\nYour best bet is going to be to open up (or add on, if you have to) an outdoor patio that meets the requirements of this stupid law, and get a nice outdoor heater or two for winter. Maybe put up a roof with a tv or speakers (depending on your gimmick - tv if you broadcast sports games, speakers if you've got live music, you can pump it outside.) It will cost a little money initially but I bet you'll bring in more business if you have a somewhat comfortable and entertaining place for the smokers year-round.\n\nTo the last person: this new law goes beyond smoking. It's telling business owners how to run their personal businesses. It is NOT illegal to smoke. If most people don't want to be in a smoky bar, let them vote with their feet and not go there. I live in Ohio and there are bars near me that are non-smoking by the owner's choice. Some restaurants are completely non-smoking - owner's choice. If you don't like seeing people drinking, respond by not hanging out in bars - NOT by banning alcohol.\n\n(Voted against issue 5, needless to say!!)
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A bar called 'The Bean'  it's near Annapolis.  Fun times there!!!
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This isn't my area of expertise so you shouldn't rely too heavily on anything I say.  However, based on some published materials I found, it appears that there may be a time limit of four months except in certain counties.  In Frederick and Washington counties, the limit appears to be 30 days, and in Carroll county, it appears to be 25 days (as of Oct. 1, 2005).  However, I could easily be misreading or misinterpreting the rules, and I haven't put the time into it I would if I thought you should rely on my conclusions.  At least it bears further looking into.
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Well I jumped the fence once and the cops came lol. Well most parks post the hours they are open. If not posted I'd say it was perfectly legal. Safe? Thats another story!.Well in another case I camped (legally) in a city park(Alaska)
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http://www.moga.mo.gov/statutes/C600-699/6200001039.HTM
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If you are just looking for game laws.....your local game and parks will have a book of regulations laws....just check thier web site, or stop by the local office.....
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You must be at least 17 years, 9 months of age.\n\n\nhttp://www.marylandmva.com/DriverServ/ROOKIEDRIVER/lawcompare.htm
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Here's Maryland's site for boat access. I don't know which ones are free so take a look!!!!\nhttp://mddnr.chesapeakebay.net/fish/state2.html\nHave Fun!!!!
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Oddly enough "crime against nature" isn't explicitly defined by state law in North Carolina. According to precedent, it is basically any form of intercourse other than vaginal, including beastiality, anal sex, fellatio, and cunnilingus. I imagine the sollicit part is clear.
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No, it's not 'law' in Wyoming to have your plates illuminated.\n\nIt is law, if your a Wyoming resident, to have front and rear plates.
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Um maybe you should talk to someone else about this. Check your city hall or something. I havent even heard of smackover, Arkansas! Anyways, blocking a RIGHT of way needs to be addressed if you or someone else is blocking it. There could be flammable gas underneath your feet! Be careful! If you can't contact someone, call the company who owns the line in the right of way and ask them if they can forward you somewhere.
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they still do in Maryland
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Smoke free patios are the next wave, although the smokers will claim their rights are being violated (what else is new?)  I would like to enjoy the outdoor patios during the summer, but with the smokers flocking to them and puffing away on their dirty, smelly habit, it makes them an unattractive location to enjoy a meal or some drinks.\n\nAmazes me how smokers don't get it.  Smell your closets on a nice rainy day.  Will you ever understand that blowing your smoke in public places is inconsiderate and subjects others to your unpleasant odor (and rudeness).\n\nSuccessful lawsuits against smokers and establishments are just a matter of time.
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In Maryland (State Attorney is the same as District Attorney):\n\nBaltimore City\nhttp://www.stattorney.org/\n\nMontgomery County\nhttp://www.communityprosecution.org/StatesAtty.htm\n\nAll the State Attorneys in MD\nhttp://www.mdsaa.org/