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COMPARISON OF CONSTITUTIONS

CONSTITUTION OF 1867

PROPOSED CONSTITUTION OF 1968

ARTICLE Xl-C. OFF-STREET PARKING.


Section 1. The General Assembly of

See Section 1.16, Eminent Domain, p. 33;

Maryland, by public local law, may authorize

Section 3.22, General Application of Laws,

the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore:

p. 31; Sections 7.01-7.04, beginning at p. 89.

(a) Within the City of Baltimore to


acquire land and property of every kind,


and any right, interest, franchise, easement


or privilege therein, by purchase, lease,


gift, condemnation or any other legal means,


for storing, parking and servicing self-pro-


pelled vehicles, provided, that no petroleum


products shall be sold or offered for sale at


any entrance to or exit from, any land so


acquired or at any entrance to, or exit from,


any structure erected thereon, when any


entrance to, or exit from, any such land or


structure faces on a street or highway which


is more than 25 feet wide from curb to curb;


and


(b) To sell, lease, convey, transfer or


otherwise dispose of any of said land or


property, regardless of whether or not it


has been developed, redeveloped, altered,


or improved and irrespective of the manner


or means in or by which it may have been


acquired, to any private, public or quasi


public corporation, partnership, association,


person or other legal entity.


No land or property taken by the Mayor


and City Council of Baltimore for any of


the aforementioned purposes or in connec-


tion with the exercise of any of the powers


which may be granted to the Mayor and


City Council of Baltimore pursuant to this


Article by exercising the power of eminent


domain, shall be taken without just compen-


sation, as agreed upon between the parties,


or awarded by a jury, being first paid or


tendered to the party entitled to such com-


pensation.


All land or property needed, or taken by


the exercise of the power of eminent domain,


by the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore


for any of the aforementioned purposes or


in connection with the exercise of any of the


powers which may be granted to the Mayor


and City Council of Baltimore pursuant to


this Article is hereby declared to be needed


or taken for a public use.


Sec. 2. The General Assembly of Mary-


land may grant to the Mayor and City


Council of Baltimore any and all additional


power and authority necessary or proper to


carry into full force and effect any and all


of the specific powers which the General


Assembly is authorized to grant to the Mayor


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