THEODORE R. MCKELDIN, GOVERNOR 1685

fixed by them, conditioned upon the faithful discharge of the
duties of the said Treasurer, the said [Board of County Com-
missioners] County Council shall also order and have paid
over to said Treasurer the proportion of the county road tax
to be levied and collected in the same manner as though said
part of the Village of Chevy Chase was an incorporated town,
and said part of said Village of Chevy Chase shall for the
purpose be considered by said [Board of County Commis-
sioners] County Council as an incorporated town of said
County; and said proportion of the county road tax received
by the Treasurer of Chevy Chase shall be used by said Chevy
Chase Citizens' Committee exclusively for the maintaining and
repairing the county roads upon which Section 3 abuts and
the streets and lanes that may have been dedicated to the public
or to Montgomery County and whether accepted by said county
or not; all other funds to be used by the said Chevy Chase
Citizens' Committee directly or through said Committee exclu-
sively for maintaining, repairing and lighting the streets, roads,
including those upon which said Section 3 abuts, alleys, side-
walks, parking, drainage, sewerage, sanitation and other village
maintenance and upkeep of the existing improvements, clerical
and other public service, for furnishing police protection and
public service, including the removal of ashes, garbage and
other refuse, and disposal thereof; for the employment of a
building inspector to enforce the requirements of all deeds of
conveyance for properties situated in said village for enforcing
such building, sanitary and other regulations as said Citizens⁷
Committee subject to the approval of the [Board of County
Commissioners] County Council may prescribe for said village,
or for any part of said section thereof.

105. The [Board of County Commissioners of] County Coun-
cil for Montgomery County [are] is authorized, empowered and
directed to levy and cause to be collected from the property
owners, at the time of the County Tax Levy for the year 1922,
or any succeeding year, within said described area of Chevy
Chase as named or created in this sub-title, such amounts, not
exceeding fifty (50) cents on each One Hundred ($100) Dollars
of the assessed valuation of all assessable property in the said
described area of the Village of Chevy Chase, Montgomery
County, as may be requested by a majority vote of the resident
real estate owners of legal age in such area present at a meeting
called for such purpose by the Citizens' Committee hereinafter
provided for, notice of which meeting shall have been mailed
to all such residents at least two weeks in advance of the meet-
ing. Such taxes shall be collected as all county taxes are col-
lected, and shall be paid over by the [Board of County Commis-
sioners] County Council to the Treasurer of said Citizens' Com-