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Session Laws, 1904
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EDWIN WARFIELD, ESQ., GOVERNOR.

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shall be set apart as a general road and bridge fund and to be

 

applied to the general use and benefits of the roads and bridges

 

of the county as directed, and a portion for special purposes

 

or among the several districts by the Highways Commission,

 

and the remaining eighty per cent, of the tax so levied and

 

collected for roads and bridges shall be set apart as special

 

road and bridge fund for the use and benefit of the election

 

district from which it has been collected, and for no other

 

purpose; the said Highways Commission shall not at any time

 

appropriate any part of such general fund for the improvement

 

of any particular road in excess of three thousand dollars per

 

mile, unless it be for the construction and repair of a bridge.

 

Whenever the people of any election district may desire a

 

special road fund for such district in excess of that levied for,

 

they may petition the Highways Commission for a special road

Special road

tax for such district, not to exceed ten cents on the one hun-

tax.

dred dollars of the assessable property of such district, which

 

petition must represent two-fifths of the taxable property basis

 

of such district, and when such petition is presented to the

 

Commission it shall be determined by it whether to grant the

 

same or not, provided notice of such petition shall be given by

 

publication in two weekly newspapers published in Baltimore

 

County, and the taxpayers of the district be given an oppor-

 

tunity to be heard, and if granted, the Commission shall deter-

 

mine what special rate, not greater than ten cents on the one

 

hundred dollars of property in the district shall be allowed,

 

and report their determination to the County Commissioners

 

with demand that the same be levied as a special road tax for

 

such district; and it shall thereupon become the duty of said

 

County Commissioners to levy for and collect such special tax

To collect

as other taxes, and when collected the same shall be used for

special tax.

the exclusive benefit of the roads and bridges of the election

 

district from which collected. When there shall not be suffi-

 

cient money in the county treasury set apart as a general road

 

and bridge fund to meet the demand for any emergency, the

 

Highways Commission shall have the power to borrow money,

 

not exceeding twenty thousand dollars in one year, on the

 

credit of the county, to be paid out of road money provided

 

by the next succeeding levy. All sums so levied for road pur-

 

poses and all sums otherwise collectible for such purposes

 

under the provisions of this or other Acts, shall be collected

County Treas-

or received by the Treasurer of Baltimore County, and by him

urer to collect
sums levied.

placed to the credit of the Highways Commission of Baltimore

 

County and paid out on the order of said Commission as herein

 

provided, and shall not be paid out by him for any other pur-

 

pose.

 


 
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