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960                              LAWS OF MARYLAND                       [CH. 562

(VIII) INDICATE THE SOURCE OF SUPPLY AND THE
APPROXIMATE AMOUNT TO BE WITHDRAWN FROM
WATERS OF THE STATE, AND SHALL INDICATE THE
QUANTITY AND QUALITY OF WASTES TO BE DISCHARGED
INTO THE WATERS OF THE STATE.

(c) Administration

(1) The State Board of Health and Mental Hygiene shall adopt
and from time to time, amend regulations which provide for

(i) The PROVIDE FOR control, limitation or prohibition of in-
stalling or using individual or community water supply or sewerage
systems, in; accordance with the provisions of this subsection;

(ii) Submission of REQUIRE THE GOVERNING BODY OF
EACH COUNTY TO SUBMIT reports of progress in the develop-
ment of county plans.

(iii) Such STIPULATE SUCH other matters as may be necessary
and appropriate to the administration of this subsection?
;

(2) Such regulations shall

(i) (IV) Require consideration of the present and future density of
population, size of the lots, contour of the land, porosity and absorb-
ency of the soil, ground water conditions and variations therein from
time to time and place to place, including availability of water from
unpolluted aquifers or portions thereof, type of construction of com-
munity water supply and sewerage systems, size of the proposed
development, and other pertinent factors.
;

(ii) (V) Require the installation of community water supply or
sewerage systems and the connection of all premises thereto if such
systems are reasonably necessary, giving due consideration to such

FORTH IN PARAGRAPH (C) 1 (IV) OF THIS SUBSECTION.
Such systems shall be designed so as to permit connection to a larger
system at such time as the larger system becomes available, and
;

(iii) (VI) Permit individual water supply or sewerage systems in
areas where community water supply or sewerage systems are
neither available nor required to be installed under Section (c) (2)
(ii)
PARAGRAPH 1 (V) provided that:

(A)  Such individual water supply or sewerage systems are ad-
judged by the Department to be adequate and safe for use during
the period before a community water supply or sewerage system is
scheduled to become available;

(B)  Adequate provisions are made prior to or at the time of the
installation of such individual systems to permit the discontinuance
of their use and the connection of the premises served thereby to
the community water supply or sewerage system, in as economical
and convenient a way as can be foreseen. Such provision shall include
either the posting of a bond with satisfactory surety to secure to
the governing body of the county the actual construction and installa-
tion of community water supply or sewerage systems at a time fixed
by the governing body of the county, and in accordance with the
regulations issued hereunder and with all other State and county
requirements; or such other arrangements as may be deemed neces-
sary and adequate to accomplish the purposes of this subsection;


 

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