HERBERT R. O'CONOR, GOVERNOR. 1801

1420B (1180C). The area of the Washington Suburban Sani-
tary District within Prince George's County and the jurisdic-
tion of the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission, its
duties, authority and powers are hereby extended to include
that additional territory within the following designated and
described boundaries:

Beginning at the intersection of the Southern Maryland Pike
(sometimes called Naylor Road) and the road leading from
Silver Hill to Suitland, in the village of Silver Hill, and run-
ning with the East line of the Southern Maryland Pike to
Gordons Corner; and thence continuing with the Southern
Maryland Pike easterly a distance of twelve hundred (1200)
feet; and thence northerly on a line paralleling the East line of
the said Southern Maryland Pike back to the Silver Hill-Suit-
land Road; and thence with the Suitland Road to the be-
ginning.

1420C (1180D). The area of the Washington Suburban Sani-
tary District within Montgomery County and the jurisdiction
of the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission, its duties,
authority and powers are hereby extended to include that addi-
tional territory within the following designated and described
boundaries:

Beginning for the same at the corner of the Washington
Suburban Sanitary District where the boundary line 20 feet
east of the west side of the Brookeville Road (Georgia Avenue
extended) intersects the boundary line of said district along
the center line of the Viers Mill-Aspen Road at Aspen Kennels
and running thence due east to a point 500 feet west of and at
right angles to the west side of the road running between
Glenmont and Layhill and running thence in a generally north-
erly direction 500 feet distant from and parallel to the west
side of said road running from Glenmont to Layhill to the
north side of the road between Layhill and the Brookeville Pike
in the vicinity of the Manor Club; thence at right angles to the
north side of said road between Layhill and the Brookeville
Pike at the Manor Club 500 feet; thence in a generally easterly
direction, and crossing the road between Layhill and Norwood,
500 feet distant from and parallel to the north side of the road
running between Layhill and the Colesville-Ashton Road (U. S.
Highway Route No. 29) at Lechlider's Corner to a point 500
feet west of and at right angles to said Colesville-Ashton Road;
thence in a generally northerly and northeasterly direction
west of, parallel to and 500 feet distant from the west line of
said Colesville-Ashton Road to a point opposite the intersection
of the center line of the said Colesville-Ashton Road with the
center line of the Burtonsville-Ashton Road at Brown's Cor-
ner; thence at right angles to the Colesville-Ashton Road to a
point on the north line of the road running between Spencer-