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Session Laws, 1949
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202 LAWS OF MARYLAND. [CH. 123

easterly side of the Rockville-Frederick Road (Route 240);
thence along said road in a northerly direction to the north
line extended of Norris Street; thence along said street
and the southerly line of the Russell Magruder Property
in a westerly direction to the dividing line between the
properties of Russell Magruder and the Welsh-Ward
Tract; thence along said line in a northerly direction to
the dividing line between the properties of Thomas M.
Anderson and the Welsh-Ward Tract; thence along said
line in a westerly direction to the northwest corner of the
Welsh-Ward Tract said point being on the easterly line
of the R. E. Milor Tract; thence crossing the Milor Tract
in a southwesterly direction to a point on the Rockville-
Darnestown Road said point being the southwest corner
of West End Park Subdivision; thence south thirty two
degrees and thirty minutes west (S. 32° 30' W. ) twenty
two hundred (2200. 00) feet more or less to a point on the
Harry Carter-Clifton Veirs Property line about six hun-
dred and fifty (650. 00) feet west of Watts Branch; thence
in a southeasterly direction and crossing the Clifton Veirs,
J. Hampton Jones, Dexter Bullard and William H. Trail
Farms to a point where the center line of the Rockville-
Great Falls Road and the center of the Seven Locks Road
intersect; this point being the place of the beginning.

982C. (a) All taxable property within the area added
by Section 982B to which municipal sewer or water serv-
ices are available shall, in the fiscal year following the
inauguration of such service, and in each year thereafter,
be subject to annual ad valorem taxation by the Town at
the same rate or rates as are levied in that portion of the
Town defined in Section 975.

(b) All taxable property within the area added by
Section 982B to which municipal sewer or water services
are not available, but which does receive any other regu-
lar municipal service heretofore or hereafter authorized,
such as street maintenance or street lights, shall likewise
be subject to annual ad valorem taxation by the Town be-
ginning with the year following the inauguration of such
service and in each year thereafter. The rate or rates of
such taxation shall, however, be computed in each fiscal
year on the basis of the proportion which such municipal
services bear to the total municipal appropriation for the
ensuing fiscal year. At the beginning of each fiscal year,
the Mayor and Council shall (i) determine the boundaries
of the several sections receiving any such services and
(ii) determine the percentage of the total municipal ap-
propriation for the ensuing year represented by the appro-

 

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