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Code of the Public Local Laws of Maryland, 1930
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4958 ARTICLE 22.

erty for taxation as hereinafter provided shall be the same for county
purposes, and in case any real estate assessed for county purposes be
divided by the town limits, the Burgess and Commissioners shall place a
fair valuation upon the portion contained within the town limits and
make a just apportionment of said assessment, and in case any of the
hereinbefore exempted farming lands within the corporate limits is laid
out in building lots along new streets opened through the same as herein-
before provided, then the said Burgess and Commissioners shall have
power to fix a valuation upon the said building lots and the improvements
erected thereon for the purpose of taxation for municipal purposes, and
when any property liable to be taxed for municipal purposes by reason
of its situation within the corporate limits of the town has been omitted
in the county assessment, then the Burgess and Commissioners shall have
power to fix a just valuation on the same for taxation for municipal pur-
poses. The taxes herein provided for not to include such taxes as may
be necessary to maintain and operate the electric light plant of the town,
and nothing herein contained shall be construed to change or interfere
with the said last-named taxes.

1904, ch. 17, sec. 417. 1929, ch. 479.

837. If at any time the said Burgess and Commissioners deem it
advisable, they are authorized and empowered to establish and maintain
a fire department for the said town.

1904, ch. 17, sec. 418.

838. The said Burgess and Commissioners may appoint a collector of
taxes for the said town, who shall have the same power to distrain and
sell as collectors of county taxes have, and shall receive such compensation
for his services as the said corporation may deem just; he shall give bond
with approved security to the said corporation for the prompt and faithful
discharge of his duties.

1904, ch. 17, sec. 419.

839. The said Burgess and Commissioners shall have authority to
require all property holders to make sidewalks in front of their premises,
and to keep the same in repair where such premises front on any public
street of the town; they may prescribe the proper grade and require the
curbing to be set in accordance' therewith, and such material used as shall
secure a safe, solid and convenient footway to the public; and they may
also require the property holders to make a paved gutter or water-way
outside the curbing the length of his or her premises and according to such
grade and specifications as they shall furnish; and if the work be not done
within three months from the date of notification, the Burgess and Com-
missioners may order the same to be done at the expense of the owners of
the different lots in front of which the same shall be done, and the costs
thereof shall be a lien against the property and collected as other town
taxes are collected; provided no action shall be taken to enforce the making

 

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