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a new Section 387C (c) 1 (vii) be and it is hereby added to the
same Article, to follow immediately after Section 387C (c) 1 (vi)
(B) thereof, all of such amended, renumbered and new Sections
to be under the title "Health," subtitle "Water, Ice and Sewerage,"
all to read as follows:

387C.

(a)  Definitions. As used in this subsection:

1 "County Plan" means a comprehensive plan and all amendments
and revisions thereof for the provision of [both] adequate water
supply systems and sewerage and solid waste disposal systems and
solid waste acceptance facilities throughout the county to include
all towns, municipal corporations, and sanitary districts therein.

387C.
(a)

12  "Solid Wastes" means all refuse materials, other than gaseous
and liquid wastes, from all public and private establishments and
residences.

13  "Solid Waste Disposal System" means any system, whether
publicly or privately owned, which provide PROVIDES scheduled or
systematic collection of solid wastes and their transportation to and
treatment or other disposition at a solid waste acceptance facility.
A solid waste disposal system includes all solid waste acceptance
facilities used in connection with the system.

14 "Solid Waste Acceptance Facility" means any sanitary land-
fill, incinerator, transfer station or any other type plant the primary
purpose of which is for the disposal, treatment or processing of
solid wastes.

387C.

(b)   1 (I) The governing body of each county shall, adopt and
submit to the Department, a county plan dealing with water supply
systems and sewerage systems no later than January 1, 1970, and
a complete county plan dealing also with solid waste disposal sys-
tems and solid waste acceptance facilities no later than January 1,
1974; and shall from time to time submit amendments or revisions
of such plan, as it deems necessary or as may be required by the
Department provided said governing body shall give notice to the
principal elected official of any municipal corporation concerned,
who shall be granted an opportunity to be heard with respect to
such plans, amendments or revisions, and after said governing body
has given reasonable opportunity for a public hearing to be held
thereon.

387C.

(b) 1 (II) In Prince George's and Montgomery counties the
governing bodies shall respectively establish the goals, purposes and
concepts that each desires to serve as a basis for the plans for its
county which are required by this section and transmit the same
not later than May 1, 1968, and with annual revisions on the first