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Code of the Public Local Laws of Maryland, 1930
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3989 ARTICLE 17.

Every plat or plan of any subdivision of land into streets, avenues,
alleys, lots and blocks shall be prepared upon paper or cloth of such size
and character, with such notations, information and markings as the Com-
mission may, by rule prescribe and every subdivision of land as above
set forth, shall have such permanent markers, bound stones or stations as
the said Commission shall by general or special rule prescribe, which
shall be shown and designated on the plat thereof. The said Commission
and the County Surveyor of the county wherein the land lies shall be fur-
nished with copies of said plat when approved.

Every subdivision of land within the District shall conform, as nearly
as may by said Commission be deemed practicable, to the general plan
for the development of the District. The said Commission is authorized
to require to be preserved on any plat a continuity of width, name, park-
ing, building line with relation to its general plan.

The Commission is hereby given authority to establish grades for all
streets, roads and sidewalks within the District, including state highways,
county roads and streets, alleys and sidewalks within incorporated towns.
Until such grade is established by said Commission, no grading of a per-
manent nature shall be made, and any such unauthorized grading by any
state, municipal or county officer or employee or any private person, is
hereby declared to be a misdemeanor.

The Commission shall adopt regulations governing the subdivision of
land within the District. Such regulations may provide for the proper
arrangement of streets in relation to other existing and planned streets
and to the Commission's general plan, for adequate and convenient open
spaces for traffic, utilities, access of fire-fighting apparatus, recreation,
light and air, and for the avoidance of congestion of population, including
minimum width and area of lots.

Such regulations may include provisions as to the extent and manner
in which streets and other ways, curbs, gutters and sidewalks shall be
graded, improved and arranged, and details of tree planting and other
subdivision improvements. In lieu of the completion of such improve-
ments prior to the approval of the plat, the Commission may accept a
bond with surety to secure to the Commission the actual construction and
installation of such improvements and developments as a time and accord-
ing to specifications fixed by or in accordance with the regulations of the
Commission. The Commission is hereby granted the power to enforce
such bond by all appropriate legal and equitable remedies.

1927, ch. 448, sec. 15.

734. Whenever the Commission shall have adopted a plan for the
major streets, roads, parkways, boulevards, highways and other public
ways of the district and shall have certified such plan to the Clerks of the
Circuit Court, respectively, of Montgomery and Prince George's Coun-
ties, then no street, road, parkway, boulevard, highway or other public
way shall be located or constructed or authorized within the district until
the location, character, extent, grade and arrangement thereof shall have

 

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