For a camp that was not issued a certificate or a letter of compliance by the Department in the previous calendar year, an operator shall: Apply for a certificate or, in the case of an operator of a youth camp directed or operated by a bona fide religious organization, a certificate or letter of compliance, on a form prescribed by the Department; Except as provided in §§D and E of this regulation, pay to the Department the fee as set forth in COMAR 10.01.17.02 at the time of application; and Submit documentation that verifies compliance with or capability of compliance with: Construction or alteration of a camp facility as specified in Regulation .20 of this chapter; Personnel administrator’s criminal background investigation as specified in Regulation .21A of this chapter; Health and medication requirements as specified in Regulation .22 of this chapter; Emergency procedures as specified in Regulation .34A of this chapter; Child abuse prevention and reporting procedures as specified in Regulation .35B of this chapter; Water supply as specified in Regulation .36B(1) — (2), C, or D of this chapter; Sewage disposal as specified in Regulation .37A(1) — (2), B, C, or D of this chapter; Bathing and hand washing as specified in Regulation .39B of this chapter; Food service as specified in Regulation.42A(1) or B of this chapter; Fire and electrical code safety as specified in Regulation .46A or B of this chapter; Aquatic programs as specified in Regulation .47A, C, and F(7) — (9) of this chapter; Marksmanship as specified in Regulation .48E of this chapter; Archery as specified in Regulation .49D of this chapter; Horseback riding as specified in Regulation .50C of this chapter; and Specialized activities, trips, transportation, and supervision as specified in Regulations .51 — .54 of this chapter. For a camp that was issued a certificate or a letter of compliance by the Department in the previous calendar year and wishes to renew its certificate or letter of compliance for another year, an operator shall: Apply for a certificate or, in the case of an operator of a youth camp directed or operated by a bona fide religious organization, a certificate or letter of compliance, on a form prescribed by the Department; Except as provided in §§D and E of this regulation, pay to the Department the required fee as set forth in COMAR 10.01.17.02 at the time of application; When a new specialized activity or a new location for a specialized activity is added to the camp’s program, submit documentation that verifies compliance with Regulations .47 — .52 of this chapter; and When a camp changes location, submit documentation that verifies compliance with: Construction or alteration of a camp facility as specified in Regulation .20 of this chapter; Water supply as specified in Regulation .36B(1) — (2), C, or D of this chapter; Sewage disposal as specified in Regulation .37A(1) — (2), B, C, or D of this chapter; Food service as specified in Regulation .42 of this chapter; and Fire and electrical code safety as specified in Regulation .46A or B of this chapter. Except for a unit of local government, the Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission, an agency of the State, and as provided in §E of this regulation: An operator of multiple camps at separate sites shall apply for a separate certificate and pay a separate fee for each camp site; and When multiple operators of camps are using the same site, each operator shall: Apply for a separate certificate; and Pay a separate fee. A unit of local government, the Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission, or an agency of the State may annually opt to apply for only one certificate on a form prescribed by the Department and pay only one fee for all programs or activities directed or operated. When a camp is accredited in accordance with Regulation .19 of this chapter: The operator shall apply for a certificate on a form prescribed by the Department; and The Department may not charge the operator a fee. An operator of a camp that was not issued a certificate or a letter of compliance by the Department in the previous calendar year shall, at least 60 days before the proposed opening date: Submit the completed application on the prescribed form; Except as provided in §E of this regulation, pay the required fee; and Submit the required compliance documentation. An operator of a camp that was issued a certificate or a letter of compliance by the Department in the previous calendar year shall, at least 30 calendar days before the proposed opening date: Submit the completed renewal application on the prescribed form; Except as provided in §E of this regulation, pay the required fee; Pay any fee owed in accordance with §H of this regulation; and Submit the required compliance documentation. Payment of Fee Difference Owed. The Department shall: Calculate a fee difference, that is, the difference between the fee paid at the time of application and the fee owed, based on information reported by a camp operator in the annual report for the past calendar year as required by Regulation .06 of this chapter; and Notify a camp operator of any fee owed to the Department. Within 2 weeks following receipt of the notice from the Department, the camp operator shall pay the fee owed to the Department.