CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION OF MARYLAND

	PROPOSED CONSTITUTION OF 1968	CONSTITUTION OF 1867
		Article, provided such additional power or
		authority is not inconsistent with the terms
		and provisions of this Article or with any
		other provision or provisions of the Constitu-
		tion of Maryland. The General Assembly
		may place such other and further restric-
		tions or limitations on the exercise of any
		of the powers which it may grant to the
		Mayor and City Council of Baltimore under
		the provisions of this Article as it may
		deem proper and expedient.
		Sec. 3. The Baltimore Redevelopment
		Commission may continue in existence and
		shall have and may continue to exercise any
		of the power and authority which is now or
		hereafter may be vested in the Commission
		by Law, until such time as such power and
		authority of the Commission is validly
		repealed by an Act of the General Assembly
		of Maryland or by an ordinance or resolution
		of the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore
		and a new agency of the Mayor and City
		Council of Baltimore is created to carry out
		the objects and purposes for which the
		Baltimore Redevelopment Commission was
		originally created; and nothing contained
		in this Article shall be taken or construed
		to the contrary.
		ARTICLE XI-C. OFF-STREET PARKING.
		Section 1. The General Assembly of
		Maryland, by public local law, may authorize
		the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore:
		(a) Within the City of Baltimore to
		acquire land and property of every kind,
		and any right, interest, franchise, easement
		or privilege therein, by purchase, lease,
		gift, condemnation or any other legal means,
		for storing, parking and servicing self-
		propelled vehicles, provided, that no petro-
		leum products shall be sold or offered for
		sale at any entrance to or exit from, any
		land so acquired or at any entrance to, or
		exit from, any structure erected thereon,
		when any entrance to, or exit from, any
		such land or structure faces on a street or
		highway which is more than 25 feet wide
		from curb to curb; and
		(b) To sell, lease, convey, transfer or
		otherwise dispose of any of said land or
		property, regardless of whether or not it
		has been developed, redeveloped, altered,
		or improved and irrespective of the manner
		or means in or by which it may have been
		acquired, to any private, public or quasi
		public corporation, partnership, association,
		person or other legal entity.

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