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Session Laws, 1904
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802

LAWS OF MARYLAND.

 

highway, with full power to relocate and straighten the same,

 

in its discretion, and shall publish a notice to that effect once

 

a week for two successive weeks in one or more newspapers

Proviso.

published in Baltimore County ; provided, said road shall not

 

be less than thirty feet in width ; and said Highways Commis-

 

sion shall cause a description and plat of said road to be made

 

and recorded or filed among its records ; and thereafter such

 

roads so declared to be a public highway shall be kept in good

 

order and repair as other comity roads.

Doubts as to

201. Whenever any doubt exists as to the proper location

proper loca-
tion.

or width of a county road, the Highways Commission may

 

cause the same to be surveyed by the County Surveyor and a

 

description and plat made thereof and recorded or filed among

 

its records, which said description and plat shall be deemed

 

official and prima facia correct by said Highways Commission

 

and in the courts of this State until and unless the contrary is

 

proven. Whenever possible such description shall be made

 

by reference to the original description of said road when the

 

same was acquired by grant or condemnation, if such de-

 

scription can be found, but if the same cannot be found then

 

such description and plat shall be made of said road as actually

 

laid out and existing.

 

202. All applications for opening, altering, relocating or

Applications
for opening

closing roads shall be by petition to the Highways Commis-

roads, etc.

sion, and whenever any freeholder of the county shall desire

 

to have opened a new road for the public benefit, or an old

 

one altered, relocated or closed, he shall give notice of his

 

intention to apply therefor by publication in one or more of

 

the county newspapers for three successive weeks, setting forth

 

as near as may be the length, location and termini thereof, the

 

names of the abutting property owners and the date on which

 

he will appear before the Commission and ask for an order on

 

such petition, In addition to such notice by publication he shall

 

cause a copy of said advertisement to be served upon such

 

abutting property owners where personal service is practicable,

 

and where not practicable, to be left on the premises with the

 

person in charge thereof. Within ten days after the last publi-

 

cation of such notice he shall file his petition with the Highways

 

Commission, together with a certificate of publication of the

 

notice aforesaid and a certificate of the person serving such

 

notices as to the service of the same. Counter petitions or

Counter peti-
tions.

objections to the opening, altering or closing of such road may

 

be filed by anyone interested at any time before the date fixed

 

for the hearing on such petition, and whether there be objec-

 

tions or not to the granting of such petition the Commission



 
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