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Session Laws, 1971
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Marvin Mandel, Governor                        1077

be duly notified; and provided further, that said highway shall be
repaired and left by the (commission] Department in the same
condition as, or in a condition not inferior to, that existing before
said highway was torn up, and that all costs incident thereto shall
be borne by the '[commission] Department.

19-20.

Any employee or agent of the [commission] Department shall have
the right of entry, at all reasonable hours, upon any private premises
and into any building, in such sanitary district, while in pursuit of
his official duties, upon first presenting proper credentials from the
[commission] Department, and any restraint or hindrance offered
to such entry by any owner or tenant, or agent of said owner or
tenant, or any other person, shall be a misdemeanor punishable under
Section 19-22.

19-21.

All individuals, firms or corporations having buildings, conduits,
pipes, tracks, poles or other structures or obstructions in, on, over,
under or through any public road, street or alley of any sanitary
district, or any portion of Cecil County outside of any sanitary
district, which shall block or impede the construction and establish-
ment of the [commission's] Department's water supply, sewerage or
drainage systems, or other works, shall upon reasonable notice from
the [commission] Department, promptly so shift, adjust, accom-
modate or remove such structures or obstructions as to fully meet
the exigencies occasioning such action; providing, however, that the
costs of such change shall be borne and paid for by the [commission]
Department. Every public service corporation, company or individual
before it or they shall begin any excavation or construction in any
street, road, alley or public highway within any sanitary district
shall file with the [commission] Department plans of such work and
construction showing the location and depth in such street, road,
alley or public highway, of the proposed main, conduit, pole, pipe or
other structure, and such construction or work shall not be begun
until said plan shall have been approved by the [commission] Depart-
ment,
nor shall any change be made in said approved plan or in the
work or construction as shown upon said plan except on further
approval of the [commission] Department. Whenever any main, con-
duit, pole, pipe or other structure is put in without the filing of plans
with the [commission] Department and the approval thereof by it,
or when any change is made in the location of such main, conduit,
pipe, pole or other structure as shown upon the plans approved by
the [commission] Department, or any approved change therein, the
[commission] Department may, if and when such conduit, main, pipe
or pole, or other structure, interferes with the construction of or
operation of its water or sewerage system, or other works, remove
such conduit, main, pipe, pole or other structures or change the loca-
tion thereof at the cost and expense of the party so putting them in,
or their heirs, assigns or successors, and without any liability upon
the part of the [commission] Department for damage that might be
done to the same by reason of the [commission's] Department's
operations in constructing or maintaining its systems or works. Any
violation of the provisions of this section shall be a misdemeanor
punishable under Section 19-22.

 

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