The following fees are established by the Secretary:
A. Annual permit or inspection fee for:
- (1) Bobtailer — $50;
- (2) Bulk milk hauler/sampler — $50;
- (3) Certified industry dairy farm inspector — $10;
- (4) Distribution station — $25;
- (5) Farmstead cheese processor — $100;
- (6) Milk processor — $100;
- (7) Milk tank truck cleaning facility — $25;
- (8) Milk transportation company — $5, plus $5 for each milk tank truck;
- (9) Receiving station — $25; and
- (10) Transfer station — $25;
B. Annual youth camp application fee based on estimated camper days, that is, the estimated average number of campers enrolled each day multiplied by the estimated number of days a camp intends to operate during a camp season, for:
(1) Except as specified in §B(2) of this regulation:
(a) On or before December 31, 2016, day camp:
- (i) 1 to 500 camper days — $200;
- (ii) 501 to 2,000 camper days — $525;
- (iii) 2,001 to 5,000 camper days — $700; and
- (iv) Greater than 5,000 camper days — $900;
(b) Effective January 1, 2017, day camp:
- (i) 1 to 500 camper days — $190;
- (ii) 501 to 2,000 camper days — $500;
- (iii) 2,001 to 5,000 camper days — $665; and
- (iv) Greater than 5,000 camper days — $855; and
(c) Residential camp:
- (i) 1 to 700 camper days — $500;
- (ii) 701 to 5,000 camper days — $1,000;
- (iii) 5,001 to 16,000 camper days — $1,500; and
- (iv) Greater than 16,000 camper days — $2,000; or
(2) For a youth camp that is in good standing as defined in COMAR 10.16.06.02:
(a) On or before December 31, 2016, day camp:
- (i) 1 to 500 camper days — $50;
- (ii) 501 to 2,000 camper days — $130;
- (iii) 2,001 to 5,000 camper days — $175; and
- (iv) Greater than 5,000 camper days — $225;
(b) Effective January 1, 2017, day camp:
- (i) 1 to 500 camper days — $45;
- (ii) 501 to 2,000 camper days — $125;
- (iii) 2,001 to 5,000 camper days — $165; and
- (iv) Greater than 5,000 camper days — $215; and
(c) Residential camp:
- (i) 1 to 700 camper days — $125;
- (ii) 701 to 5,000 camper days — $250;
- (iii) 5,001 to 16,000 camper days — $375; and
- (iv) Greater than 16,000 camper days — $500.
C. Annual license fee for:
(1) Food processing plants:
- (a) Bakery plant — $150;
- (b) Cannery — $150;
- (c) Charity deer processing plant, as defined in COMAR 10.15.04 — no fee;
- (d) Civic or nonprofit organizations that process meat for human consumption no more than three times a year for 5 days or less each time — $150;
- (e) Confectionary plant — $150;
- (f) Crab meat plant — $150;
- (g) Ice manufacturing plant — $150;
(h) Shellfish:
- (i) Shucking, packing, or repacking plant — $150;
- (ii) Shipping or reshipping plant — $150; or
- (iii) Seasonal shellstock shipping or reshipping plant — $100;
- (i) Food manufacturing plant — $150;
(j) A food warehouse or distribution center that distributes:
- (i) Potentially hazardous food — $150; or
- (ii) Only non-potentially hazardous food — $150;
- (k) Bottled water plant — $150;
- (l) Soft drink manufacturing plant — $150;
- (m) Frozen food manufacturing plant — $150;
- (n) Seasonal food manufacturing plant — $35;
- (o) On-farm home processing plant — $30; and
- (p) Producer mobile farmer’s market unit — $100; and
(2) Frozen dessert mix or frozen dessert plant with manufacturing capacity of:
- (a) 0 to 25,000 gallons — $10;
- (b) 25,001 to 100,000 gallons — $50;
- (c) 100,001 to 250,000 gallons — $100;
- (d) 250,001 to 500,000 gallons — $150; and
- (e) Over 500,000 gallons — $200;
D. Except for a local subdivision with delegated authority, plan review fee for food processing plants:
- (1) Bakery plant — $300;
- (2) Bottled water plant — $300;
- (3) Cannery — $300;
- (4) Charity deer processing plant — no fee;
- (5) Civic or nonprofit organizations that process meat for human consumption no more than three times a year for 5 days or less each time — $150;
- (6) Confectionary plant — $300;
- (7) Crab meat plant — $300;
- (8) Food manufacturing plant — $300;
- (9) Food manufacturing plant operating in another licensed food establishment — $200;
- (10) Food warehouse or distribution center — $300;
- (11) Frozen food manufacturing plant — $300;
- (12) Ice manufacturing plant — $300;
- (13) On-farm home processing plant — no fee;
- (14) Producer mobile farmer’s market unit — no fee;
- (15) Seasonal food manufacturing plant — no fee; and
(16) Shellfish:
- (a) Shucking, packing, or repacking plant — $300;
- (b) Shipping or reshipping plant — no fee; or
- (c) Seasonal shellstock shipping or reshipping plant — no fee;
- E. Plan review fee for a food service facility that is a retail chain or a franchise operation planning to construct two or more facilities in the State from a single uniform set of plans — $300;
F. Food process or hazard analysis critical control point plan review:
- (1) In a retail facility or a food processing plant — $200; or
- (2) In a bona fide civic or nonprofit organization that processes meat for human consumption no more than three times a year for 5 days or less each time — $150; and
G. Except for a local subdivision with delegated authority, application review fee for:
- (1) Construction of a public pool or spa — $300;
- (2) Alterations at a public pool or spa — $200; and
- (3) Replacements at a public pool or spa — $50.
H. Criminal History Record Checks. Fees for criminal history record checks for youth camp personnel in accordance with COMAR 10.16.06.21 shall be:
- (1) $20 per background criminal history record check processed for a camp; and
- (2) Paid by a youth camp licensee annually.
Authority: Health-General Article, §§2-104, 14-403, 14-403.1, 14-407(B)(4), 21-301, 21-308, 21-309, 21-309.1, 21-403, 21-412, 21-808, and
21-812, Annotated Code of Maryland
Effective date:
Regulations .01 and .02 adopted as an emergency provision effective November 1, 2004 (31:23 Md. R. 1649); adopted permanently effective February 14, 2005 (32:3 Md. R. 290)
Regulation .01 amended effective April 13, 2015 (42:7 Md. R. 567)
Regulation .02 amended effective January 26, 2009 (36:2 Md. R. 100)
Regulation .02 amended as an emergency provision effective January 3, 2014 (41:2 Md. R. 88); amended permanently effective May 12, 2014 (41:9 Md. R. 521)
Regulation .02 amended effective April 13, 2015 (42:7 Md. R. 567); August 29, 2016 (43:17 Md. R. 953)
Regulation .02B amended as an emergency provision effective April 5, 2011 (38:10 Md. R. 612)
Regulation .02B amended effective June 27, 2011 (38:13 Md. R. 755)
Regulation .02C amended as an emergency provision effective June 1, 2006 (33:15 Md. R. 1273); amended permanently effective September 25, 2006 (33:19 Md. R. 1560)
Regulation .02C amended as an emergency provision effective October 1, 2010 (37:23 Md. R. 1607); amended permanently effective January 24, 2011 (38:2 Md. R. 83)
Regulation .02C amended effective September 17, 2012 (39:18 Md. R. 1196); December 21, 2015 (42:25 Md. R. 1542)
Regulation .02E, F adopted effective September 17, 2012 (39:18 Md. R. 1196)
Regulation .02H adopted as an emergency provision effective January 6, 2025 (52:2 Md. R. 65); amended permanently effective April 14, 2025 (52:7 Md. R. 321)