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Session Laws, 1967
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SPIRO T. AGNEW, Governor                      1441

or amendment, or extension or addition thereto shall be by resolu-
tion of the commission carried by the affirmative votes of not less
than six members of the commission of whom not less than three
members shall be from Montgomery County and not less than three
members from Prince George's County. No plan or part thereof
shall be adopted by the commission unless and until any amend-
ment or extension or addition to the plan presented at the public
hearing has been separately enumerated and specifically set forth
with the reasons therefor stated in the commission's resolution of
adoption. The resolution on the adoption of the plan shall refer
expressly to the maps and descriptive and other matter intended
by the commission to form the whole or part of the plan, and the
action taken shall be recorded on the map, plan, or descriptive matter
by the identifying signature of the chairman and secretary-treasurer
of the commission. An attested copy of the plan or any part thereof
or any amendment or extension or addition thereto shall be certified
by the commission to and filed with the clerk of the circuit court
of each of Montgomery and Prince George's Counties.]

[(c) Prince George's County. In Prince George's County the Com-
mission may initiate any plan or part thereof with the concurrence
of the District Council and, further, the District Council may direct
the Commission to initiate any plan or part thereof and the Com-
mission shall immediately initiate such plan.]

[Any plan adopted by the Commission shall be referred to the
District Council for review and consideration. The District Council
shall approve, disapprove, or return the plan to the Commission
for further consideration within six months; otherwise the same
shall be considered as an approved plan for the future development
of the district as set forth in this section.]

[Any plans now adopted shall remain effective, any plans pending
before the Commission on June 1, 1963, shall be approved, disap-
proved or referred to the Commission by the District Council within
six months, otherwise the same shall be considered as an approved
plan for the future development of the district as set forth in this
section.]

[Any plan adopted by the Commission or District Council, as pro-
vided in this subsection shall be considered as a guide only for the
future development of the area covered therein, and shall not be
considered legal justification for granting any given individual zoning
map amendment until the District Council shall determine that said
zoning map amendment is timely, desirable and compatible with
the development of the area.]

(d) Initiation and Adoption of Plans and Amendments.

(1) Initiation. The Commission may initiate any plan or part
thereof with the concurrence of the District Council of the county
or counties in which the area of the proposed plan is located, pro-
vided that review of the Commission's proposed budget by the Dis-
trict Council and approval of the planning schedule which shall be
contained therein, shall constitute concurrence in the initiation of
plans proposed in the budget for any single fiscal year. The District
Council may modify or change the schedule contained in said pro-
posed budget. Further, the District Council may direct the Commis-
sion to initiate any plan or part thereof, and the Commission shall
initiate such plan with reasonable promptness to the extent funds
are available for such purpose.


 

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