800                         LAWS OF MARYLAND. [CH. 313

Commission shall at any time permit a connection with a water
main or sewer by the property owner whose property does not
abut on said water main or sewer and who has not previously
thereto paid a benefit charge for the construction of said water
main or sewer, provided, said Commission shall classify said
property and determine a front foot charge to be paid by said,
property owner as though his or her property abutted upon
said water main or sewer; and in the event of such connection
being made, said property owner and said property as to all
charges, rates and benefits shall stand in every respect in the
same position as if the said property abutted upon a water
main or sewer. Said benefit charge shall be payable at the
office of the Commission immediately upon being levied, and
shall be overdue and in default after sixty days from that
date, at which time the Commission may proceed to enforce
payment thereof. The annual benefit charges as above speci-
fied shall be a first lien upon the property against which they
are assessed until paid, any statute of limitations to the con-
trary notwithstanding, subject only to prior State and county
taxes, and for the purpose of giving notice to the general
public as to existing liens and charges against any property
within any sanitary district abutting upon any water or sewer
main, the said Commission shall keep a public record of all
names or owners of property location of said property, lot
numbers when of record, and the amount of such benefit
charges, water service charges or such other charges that may
become liens from time to time. Said records shall be kept
in the county seat of government and among the land records,
of Anne Arundel County, and the Clerk of the Circuit Court
for said county shall furnish such space as may be necessary
to keep and preserve such records, which when published in
said public record shall be legal notice of all existing liens
within any sanitary district. If any liens, benefit assessments
or other charges remain unpaid for sixty days after becoming
due, they may be collected by an action of assumpsit or by a
bill in equity to enforce such liens, and the Commission may
sue (or file a bill in equity to enforce said liens) the owner of
record at the time said levy was made, or the owner of record
at the time said suit is filed or any owner of record between
said dates, and publication thereon shall be notice to all persons-
having any interest in said property.

433. The Commission shall provide for each and every
property abutting upon a street or right of way in which under