Certificates of Public Convenience and Necessity and Transmission Lines - Notice to Landowners
HB 1210 requires transmission line companies to send certified mail notices to landowners whose property abuts or is adjacent to proposed construction sites at least 30 days before public hearings. The notice must explain landowners' rights to intervene in the approval process and how to file intervention requests. Failure to provide this notice invalidates the public hearing or voids the application for a certificate of public convenience and necessity, allowing the company to reapply. This bill directly affects landowners near proposed transmission line routes in Maryland, with the law taking effect October 1, 2026.
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Introduced Feb 11, 2026
Last action Feb 12, 2026
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Feb 11, 2026
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April Miller
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April Rose
RRepublican
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Barrie Ciliberti
RRepublican
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Chris Tomlinson
RRepublican
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Christopher Bouchat
RRepublican
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Jesse Pippy
RRepublican
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Josh Stonko
RRepublican
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Kevin Hornberger
RRepublican
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Nino Mangione
RRepublican
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Terry Baker
RRepublican
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William Valentine
RRepublican
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William Wivell
RRepublican
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