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CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION OF MARYLAND

CONSTITUTION OF 1867

PROPOSED CONSTITUTION OF 1968

successor shall thereafter be elected, as in


a case of vacancy.


Sec. 7. From and after the adoption of

For the provisions of the proposed constitu-

this Constitution) no debt (except as here-

tion applicable to the structure and powers

inafter excepted), shall be created by the

of the local government of Baltimore City,

Mayor and City Council of Baltimore; nor

see "Article 7, Local Government"

shall the credit of the Mayor and City


Council of Baltimore be given, or loaned


to, or In aid of any individual, association,


or corporation; nor shall the Mayor and


City Council of Baltimore have the power


to involve the City of Baltimore in the con-


struction of works of internal improvement,


nor in granting any aid thereto, which


shall involve the faith and credit of the city,


nor make any appropriation therefor, un-


less such debt or credit be authorized by


an Act of the General Assembly of Mary-


land, and by an ordinance of the Mayor and


City Council of Baltimore, submitted to


the legal voters of the City of Baltimore,


at such time and place as may be fixed by


said ordinance., and approved by a majority


of the votes cast at such time and place;


such ordinance shall provide for the dis-


charge of any such debt or credit within


the period of forty (40) years from the


time of contracting the same; but the Mayor


and City Council may, temporarily, bor-


row any amount of money to meet any


deficiency in the City Treasury, and may


borrow any amount at any time to provide


for any emergency arising from the neces-


sity of maintaining the police, or pre-


serving the health, safety and sanitary


condition of the City, and may make due


and proper arrangements and agreements


for the renewal and extension, in whole


or in part, of any and all debts and obliga-


tions created according to law before the


adoption of this Constitution.


See. 8. All Laws and Ordinances, now

For the provisions of the proposed constitu-

in force, applicable to the City of Baltimore,

tion applicable to the structure and powers

not inconsistent with this Article, shall be,
and they are hereby continued until changed

of the local government of Baltimore City,
see "Article 7, Local Government"

in due course of Law.


Sec. 9. The General Assembly may make

For the provisions of the proposed constitu-

such changes in this Article, except in

tion applicable to the structure and powers

Section seventh thereof, as it may deem best;

of the local government of Baltimore City,

and this Article shall not be so construed, or

see "Article 7, Local Government."

taken at to make the political Corporation


of Baltimore independent of, or free from


the control, which the General Assembly


of Maryland has over all such Corporations


in this Statee.


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