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CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION OF MARYLAND

PROPOSED CONSTITUTION OF 1968

CONSTITUTION OF 1867


tion only by general laws which shall in


their terms and in their effect apply alike


to all municipal corporations in one or


more of the classes provided for in Section


2 of this Article. It shall be the duty of


the General Assembly to provide by Law the


method by which new municipal corpo-


rations shall be formed.


Sec. 2. The General Assembly, by Law,


shall classify all such municipal corpora-


tions by grouping them into not more than


four classes based on populations as deter-


mined by the most recent census made


under the authority of the United States or


the State of Maryland. No more than one


such grouping of municipal corporations


into four (or fewer) classes shall be in effect


at any time, and the enactment of any such


grouping of municipal corporations into


four (or fewer) classes shall repeal any


such grouping of municipal corporations


into four (or fewer) classes then in effect.


Municipal corporations shall be classified


only as provided in this section and not


otherwise.

Section 7.07. Additional Powers of Munici-

See Art. III, Sec. 61 at Section 1.16 for

pal Corporations.

the power of the General Assembly by pub-

The General Assembly by law or a county

lic local law to enable any county or munic-

by law may grant additional powers to mu-

ipal corporation to carry out urban renewal

nicipal corporations, and the granting au-

projects.

thority may withdraw such powers.



Art. XI-A, sec. 3. ... provided that


nothing herein contained shall be construed


to authorize or empower the County Council


of any county in this State to enact laws or


regulations for any incorporated town,


village, or municipality in said county, on


any matter covered by the powers granted


to said town, village, or municipality by the


Act incorporating it, or any subsequent Act


or Acts amendatory thereto.......


Art. XI-E, sec. 4. The adoption of a


new charter, the amendment of any charter


or local laws, or the repeal of any part


of a charter or local laws shall be proposed


either by a resolution of the legislative body


of any such municipal corporation or by


a petition containing the signatures of at


least five per cent of the registered voters


of a municipal corporation and filed with


the legislative body of said municipal corpo-


ration. The General Assembly shall amplify


the provisions of this section by general


law in any manner not inconsistent with


this Article.

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