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Session Laws, 1990 Session
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WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Governor Ch. 492

CHAPTER 111
SANITARY DISTRICT

ARTICLE I
ADMINISTRATIVE REGULATIONS

111-1. MERIT SYSTEM OR CLASSIFIED SERVICE AUTHORIZED FOR
PERSONNEL; PROMULGATION OF RULES AND REGULATIONS.

THE CHARLES COUNTY SANITARY DISTRICT, INC., CREATED AND
ORGANIZED UNDER THE SUBTITLE "SANITARY DISTRICTS" IN ARTICLE
43 OF THE ANNOTATED CODE OF MARYLAND, 1957 EDITION, AS
AMENDED, MAY ESTABLISH A MERIT SYSTEM OR CLASSIFIED SERVICE
TO INCLUDE ALL OF ITS EMPLOYEES, EXCEPT THE SECRETARY AND/OR
TREASURER, ENGINEERING AND LEGAL CONSULTANTS AND CASUAL
EMPLOYEES, AND MAY MAKE SUCH RULES AND REGULATIONS AS ARE
NECESSARY AND PROPER TO CARRY OUT THE PROVISIONS OF THIS
ARTICLE. THE DISTRICT MAY ABOLISH, ADD TO, CHANGE OR AMEND
SUCH RULES AND REGULATIONS FROM TIME TO TIME; PROVIDED,
HOWEVER, THAT ALL SUCH RULES AND REGULATIONS AND CHANGES
THEREOF SHALL BE APPROVED BY THE STATE COMMISSIONER OF
PERSONNEL OF MARYLAND, WHO IS HEREINAFTER CALLED THE "STATE
COMMISSIONER OF PERSONNEL."

111-2. PREPARATION AND FILING OF POSITION CLASSIFICATIONS;
APPROVAL REQUIRED FOR SUBSEQUENT POSITIONS ESTABLISHED OR
ABOLISHED; TIME LIMIT.

THE DISTRICT SHALL ESTABLISH A LIST OF THE POSITIONS AND
THEIR CORRESPONDING SALARIES TO BE INCLUDED UNDER THE MERIT
SYSTEM OR CLASSIFIED SERVICE AND SHALL FILE THIS LIST WITHIN SIX
(6) MONTHS AFTER JUNE 1, 1964, WITH THE STATE COMMISSIONER OF
PERSONNEL. THE DISTRICT FROM TIME TO TIME THEREAFTER, AS IT
MAY DEEM NECESSARY, SHALL ESTABLISH ADDITIONAL POSITION
CLASSIFICATIONS AND MAY COMBINE, ALTER OR ABOLISH EXISTING
CLASSIFICATIONS AND SALARIES. EACH ADDITIONAL POSITION
CLASSIFICATION ESTABLISHED OR ABOLISHED SHALL BE SUBMITTED TO
THE STATE COMMISSIONER OF PERSONNEL FOR HIS APPROVAL, GIVING
THE REASONS THEREFOR. IT IS THE DUTY OF THE STATE
COMMISSIONER OF PERSONNEL TO GIVE HIS APPROVAL OR
DISAPPROVAL, WITH THE REASONS THEREFOR, TO THE DISTRICT OF
SAID ADDITIONAL POSITION CLASSIFICATIONS UNDER THE MERIT
SYSTEM ESTABLISHED BY THE DISTRICT OR ANY ABOLITION THEREOF
WITHIN SIXTY (60) DAYS AFTER THE RECEIPT THEREOF BY HIM. IN THE
EVENT THAT SUCH APPROVAL OR DISAPPROVAL IS NOT FORTHCOMING
WITHIN SAID PERIOD OF SIXTY (60) DAYS, THE ADDITIONAL POSITION
CLASSIFICATIONS OR ABOLISHMENTS THEREOF AS PROPOSED BY THE
DISTRICT SHALL BECOME OFFICIAL AND BE DEEMED THE CLASSIFIED
LIST OF POSITIONS UNDER THE MERIT SYSTEM AS IF THE APPROVAL OF

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