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finally determinative, although it may be an element, of
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property which is agricultural property in the sense of the
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constitutional language used here.
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THE PRESIDENT: Delegate Sherbow.
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DELEGATE SHERBOW: That statement is correct.
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THE PRESIDENT: Any other questions?
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Delegate Hanson.
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DELEGATE HANSON: Mr. Chairman, this may be a
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question of substance, but in light of Delegate Adkins1
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question and Delegate Sherbow's response, would this
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section then or could this section then be construed to make
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unconstitutional the kind of legislation which was intro-
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duced in the General Assembly this year which would have
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made the manner in which the land is zoned the basic
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criteria to determine whether or not it would be eligible
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for preferential assessment?
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THE PRESIDENT: Delegate Sherbow.
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DELEGATE SHERBOW: I take it, Delegate Hanson,
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when you say "would be unconstitutional," you mean would be
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in contradiction of this Section 6.03.
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THE PRESIDENT: Delegate Hanson. ,
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