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dition to that existing before being torn up, and that all costs incident
thereto shall be borne by the Commission.

1918, ch. 122, sec. 19.

1033. Any employee or agent of said Commission shall have the right
of entry, at all reasonable hours, upon any private premises and into any
building in the Sanitary District, or in those portions of Montgomery and
Prince George's Counties outside of said District, while in the pursuit of
his official duties, and any restraint or hindrance offered to such entry by
any owner or tenant, or agent of said owner or tenant, shall be a misde-
meanor punishable under Section 1035 of this subtitle.

1918, ch. 122, sec. 20. 1920, ch. 518, sec. 20.

1034. All individuals, firms and corporations having buildings, con-
duits, pipes, tracks or other physical obstructions in, over or under the
public roads, streets or alleys of the Sanitary District, or of those portions

of Montgomery and Prince George's Counties outside of said District,
which shall block or impede the progress of the Commission's water sup-
ply, sewerage or drainage system, while in process of construction and es-
tablishment, shall, upon reasonable notice from said Commission, promptly
so shift, adjust, accommodate or remove the same, at their own cost and

expense as to fully meet the exigencies occasioning such notice; and should
the exigencies of any case involve the taking, in the constitutional sense,

of the franchise or right in the exercise of which such construction had
its origin, the Commission shall be empowered to condemn an easement
in said franchise or right. Every public service corporation, company or
individual, before it or they shall begin any underground construction in
any street, road, alley or public highway within the Sanitary District,
shall file with the Commission a plan of such construction showing the
location and depth in such street, road, alley or public highway of the
proposed main, conduit or pipe; which plans must be approved by the
Commission before such construction is begun; and when approved no

change shall be made in the physical location of anything shown upon
said plan except upon the approval of said Commission. Whenever any
such underground main, conduit or pipe is put in without the filing of
plans with the said Commission and the approval thereof, or when any
change is made in the physical location of such underground main, con-
duit or pipe, as shown upon the plans approved by said Commission, or
any approved change therein, the Commission may, when such conduit,
main or pipe interferes with the construction or operation of its water
and sewer systems, remove the same or change the location thereof at the
cost and expense of the party so putting them in, or its successors, and
without any liability upon the part of the Commission for damage that
might be done to the same by reason of the Commission's operations in
constructing or maintaining its systems. Any violation of the provisions
of this Section shall be a misdemeanor punishable under Section 1035

of this subtitle.