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contemplates as far as, and the extent of the alteration o
boundaries as this Article provides with regard to these
throe counties using them as an example.
DELEGATE MOSHR: Wp-M --
DELEGATE MITCUELL: We all recognize the needs
of multicounty cooperation, but sometimes we think that
it is enougli and the fear is the fear of violating the
political powers in the already existing political enti-
ties .
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Moser.
DELEGATE MOSER: 'A'ith that addition, I am not
sue I fully understand the iuestion but let me answer it
if I may by example, and show you what could and could
not be done.
Under present law, the way it is set up in
the Constitution, for instance, it is fairly clear T
thnk that if the voters in the areas surrounding Bethle-
hem Steel Comnany wanted to be annexed to Baltimore
City, probably this could be done. That is to sav, it
would not take a referendum in Laltimorc County, the
whole county making a determination that they really do