604                              Laws of Maryland                       Ch. 250

day of July, 1970 and on the first day of July in each year there-
after, to the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission, directing
the said Commission to immediately prepare and coordinate with
the governing bodies the water and sewerage county plans and all
revisions and amendments thereto, which are required by or pro-
vided for in this section and all of such revisions, plans and amend-
ments shall be submitted by the said Washington Suburban Sani-
tary Commission to the respective governing bodies not later than
October 15, 1969 and annually thereafter no later than October 1st,
for their consideration and action. The governing body of each of
the two mentioned counties shall hold a public hearing on the county
plan, and the annual review thereof, ten days notice of which shall
be given by one publication in a newspaper or newspapers of gen-
eral circulation in the respective counties. Where recommendations
have been received from the Maryland-National Capital Park and
Planning Commission as provided for in [section] subsection (b)
(4) (vi) hereof the Sanitary Commission does not agree there-
with, the Sanitary Commission shall submit, in writing, to the ap-
plicable governing body, its reasons for not accepting such recom-
mendations and furnish a copy to the said Park and Planning
Commission. Where recommendations for any change in a proposed
county plan are received from the Park and Planning Commission,
the applicable governing body shall separately consider and vote
on each item which received such recommendation. After the re-
spective public hearings, each governing body shall review and
amend as it may see fit the proposed plan or annual revision
thereto and thereafter shall approve the plan or annual revision
and submit it to the State Department of Health, all within the
time requirements as elsewhere set forth in this section. This sub-
section shall not apply to the solid wastes management portion of
the county plan.

387C.

(b) (3) (VII) Community solid waste disposal systems must be
provided.

(b) (3) (VIII) Community solid waste acceptance facilities
must be provided for use by the residents of the community pend-
ing the installation of a programmed collection and transportation
system.

387C.
(b) 4

(i) Provide for the orderly expansion and extension of community
water supply systems, [and] community sewerage systems and solid
waste disposal systems in a manner consistent with the needs and
plans of the area;

(ii) Provide for adequate sewage treatment facilities which will
prevent the discharge of untreated or inadequately treated sewage
or other waste of a liquid nature into any waters, or otherwise
provide for the safe and sanitary treatment of sewage and other
liquid waste;

(iii) Provide for adequate facilities for the treatment, recovery
or disposal of solid wastes in a manner that is consistent with the
laws of this State relating to air pollution, water pollution and land

use;