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CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION OF MARYLAND

PROPOSED CONSTITUTION OF 1968

CONSTITUTION OF 1867


at the times so designated for that purpose


in the charter, and all laws and ordinances


so enacted shall be published once a week


for three successive weeks in at least one


newspaper published in such counties, so


that the taxpayers and citizens may have


notice thereof. This provision shall not


apply to Baltimore City. All such local laws


enacted by the Mayor of Baltimore and


City Council of the City of Baltimore or the


Council of the counties as hereinbefore


provided, shall be subject to the same rules


of interpretation as those now applicable to


the Public Local Laws of this State, except


that in case of any conflict between said


local law and any Public General Law now


or hereafter enacted the Public General


Law shall control.


ARTICLE Xl-f. HOME RVLE FOR


CODE COUNTIES.


Section 1. For the purposes of this


Article, (1) "code county" means a county


which is not a charter county under Article


11A of this Constitution and has adopted


the optional powers of home rule provided


under this Article; and (2) "public local


law" means a law applicable to the in-


corporation, organization, or government of


a code county and contained in the county's


code of public local laws; but this latter


term specifically does not include (i) the


charters of municipal corporations under


Article 11E of this Constitution, (ii) the


laws or charters of counties under Article


11A of this Constitution, (iii) laws, whether


or not Statewide in application, in the code


of public general laws, (iv) laws which


apply to more than one county, and (v)


ordinances and resolutions of the county


government enacted under public local laws.

Section 7.03. Change of Structure of County

Sec. 9. The General Assembly may make

Governments,

such changes in this Article, except in

An amendment to an instrument of gov-

Section seventh thereof, as it may deem best;

ernment may be proposed to the voters of a

and this Article shall not be so construed, or

county by its governing body or by petition

taken as to make the political Corporation

of the voters in the county as prescribed in

of Baltimore independent of, or free from

the instrument of government. An amend-

the control, which the General Assembly

ment also may be proposed by other means

of Maryland hai over all such Corporations

prescribed either in the instrument of gov-

in this State.

ernment or by the General Assembly by law.
An amendment shall be adopted only if ap-
proved by a majority of those voting on the
proposal.

Art. XI-A, sec. 5. Amendments to any
charter adopted by the City of Baltimore or
by any county of this State under the


provisions of this Article may be proposed


by a resolution of the Mayor of Baltimore


and the City Council of said the City of


Baltimore, or the Council of said county,

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