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prior State, county and municipal charges, and shall be enforced by a
judgment upon complaint of the authorities of Vienna before any justice
of the peace or the Circuit Court of Dorchester County, and usual execu-
tion thereof. No such annual assessment shall continue as a lien for a
period longer than three years from the date from which the same became
in default, unless it is reduced to a judgment and duly recorded among the
records at the office of the Clerk of Dorchester County. Said assessments
shall be payable at the office of "The Commissioners of Vienna" immedi-
ately upon being levied, and shall be in default after sixty days from that
date; and said levy, and any judgment obtained as a result of the default
of the payment thereof, shall bear interest at the rate of one per cent, a
month from and after the time said levy is in default.

1922, ch. 423. sec. 7.

553. The said "The Commissioners of Vienna" shall provide for each
and every property abutting upon a street or right-of-way in which under
this Act, a water main is laid, a water connection which shall be extended
as required, from the water main to the property line of the abutting lot,
said connection to be constructed by, and at the sole expense of, "The Com-
missioners of Vienna." When any water main is declared by "The Com-
missioners of Vienna" complete and ready for the delivery of water, every
abutting property owner, after due notice, shall make connection of all
spigots or hydrants with said water main within the time prescribed by
"The Commissioners of Vienna." Where the aforesaid fixtures do not
exist or are of a nature which, in the judgment of "The Commissioners
of Vienna," is improper or inadequate, satisfactory equipment shall be
installed. All wells that are found by "The Commissioners of Vienna,"
of the county or State health authorities, to be polluted or a menace to
health shall be abandoned and closed. Any violations of the provisions
of this section shall be a misdemeanor, punishable under Section 562 of
this Article.

1922, ch. 423, sec. 8.

554. Before any plumbing, water supply or construction is done in any
building or upon any private property, within the corporate limits of the
town of Vienna, or on any property outside of said limits that connects
with a water main under the jurisdiction of "The Commissioners of
Vienna," the person, firm or corporation doing the same shall first obtain
a permit from "The Commissioners of Vienna" and pay therefor such
reasonable sum as "The Commissioners; of Vienna" may prescribe. Such
work shall be done under and pursuant to such rules, regulations and
requirements as "The Commissioners of Vienna" may from time to time
formulate, not inconsistent, however, with the requirements of the Plumb-
ing Code of the State of Maryland, and subject to such inspection as may
be deemed necessary. No connection of any kind shall be made with any
water main, constructed or maintained by "The Commissioners of Vienna,"
without a permit and under such conditions as "The Commissioners of