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Session Laws, 1967
Volume 681, Page 493   View pdf image (33K)
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SPIRO T. AGNEW, Governor                       493

(c)    Water, sewerage systems; charges. The said Washington
Suburban Sanitary Commission may whenever it deems it advisable
construct a water or sewerage system or systems in any of the
added area described above provided, however, that the Commission
may levy such benefit charges and/or may make such service rates
and/or service charges in relation to any water or sewerage system
constructed in said area as it shall determine to be necessary and
proper for the construction or financing of water and sewerage
systems or for the operation and maintenance thereof without re-
gard to the charges or service rates made in any other area within
the Sanitary District; provided, however, that the Washington Sub-
urban Sanitary Commission shall not construct or extend a water
and/or sewerage system within the subdivision known as "Calvert
Manor" until such time as 51% of the residents in Calvert Manor
indicate in writing by petition their desire that the Washington
Suburban Sanitary Commission construct or extend a water and/or
sewerage system within the said subdivision.

(d)    Calvert Manor. The Commission may construct water
mains and/or sewer lines through the area known as Calvert Manor
as required to provide service to adjacent areas or to any other area,
and the Commission shall not levy any charges against Calvert
Manor property owners for said through construction until a system
is constructed in the subdivision upon the request of 51% of the
residents thereof as provided for by subsection (c) of this section.
After June 1, 1967, any construction, alteration or extension of the

privately owned public water system in Calvert Manor shall be

subject to the provisions of Sections 83-76 (71-24) and 83-95 (71-

by the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission of the plans for
and construction thereunder by the owner or operator, similar to all
other privately owned public water systems in the Sanitary District.
SO LONG AS THE PRIVATELY OWNED WATER COMPANY
PROVIDES WATER TO PROPERTIES WITHIN CALVERT
MANOR ONLY, THE COMMISSION'S APPROVAL AND/OR
PERMIT FOR THE CONSTRUCTION, MODIFICATION OR
OPERATION OF A PRIVATELY OWNED SYSTEM SHALL
NOT BE REQUIRED, NOTWITHSTANDING ANY OTHER PRO-
VISIONS OF THIS SUBTITLE TO THE CONTRARY.

(e)    When charge levied. The Commission shall not levy any ad
valorem tax or any front foot benefit tax assessment or other charge
within any of the aforementioned area until such time as the con-
struction of a water or sewer system shall be actually commenced or
an existing water or sewer system shall be extended to such area
and available to the property within such area, and when, from time
to time such a system is commenced or extended, then the area or
areas affected by said commencement or extension shall be excluded
from this provision.

83-42.

Same—Piscataway and Brandywine election districts.

(a) Described. The area herein described is hereby added to
the Washington Suburban Sanitary District created by Chapter
122 of the Acts of the General Assembly of 1918:

 

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