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2.   On July 1, following the date of Annexation, one half (50%) of
normal City Tax will be assessed.

3.   The Remaining Fifty Percent (50%) tax will be due at the next
regular taxing period following installation of water and sewer mains.
Notification by the City of the availability of water and sewer to the area
will precede this assessment.

B. GENERAL PROVISIONS

1.   All existing development will be given five (5) years following
availability of service to tie into City systems. At the expiration of this
period of time, front-foot assessments will be charged and connection
in accordance with current City policy.

2.   Newly developing properties will be required to use any available
City system at the time of construction. Front-foot assessments and tap-
ping charges will be payable at the time of application for service.

3.   Curb and gutter, either upright or mountable "V" type, as condi-
tions may require, will be placed at a time as closely following the water
and sewer installation as conditions permit.

4.   No sidewalk will be required by the City for existing single family
and duplex homes for a ten (10) year period following Annexation. In
the event the City believes that the safety of the public requires sidewalks
prior to the ten (10) year period, they may place stabilizing stone or gravel
in the sidewalk area entirely at City expense. All existing multi-family
homes, apartments, condominiums, townhouses, commercial, institutions
and industrial frontage may be required to provide sidewalks. All new
development may be required to place curb, gutter and sidewalk at the
time of construction in accord with current City policy.

5.   Weed cutting ordinances will be applied in developed areas only.
Rural type areas will be subject to prevailing County and State Ordinances.
Undeveloped lots, in an approved subdivision, will be considered as a de-
veloped area.

6.   Water and sewer and other improvements and services will be
available to newly annexed areas in accordance with prevailing City policy.

7.  Zoning will be that nearest use compatible with the County Zoning
presently in effect in the area at the time of Annexation. Major zoning
changes will be done only on a comprehensive basis and under the control
of the Planning Commission.

CITY OF SALISBURY
MARYLAND

I, Fara L. Tawes, Clerk of the City of Salisbury, do hereby certify
that the attached is a true and correct copy of the original Resolution as
passed by the City Council at its meeting on July 27, 1970.

Date: February 19, 1971

Fara L. Tawes, Clerk
Resolution No. 136

A Resolution of the Council of The City of Salisbury amending
Resolution No. 104, being the Northwood Annexation Resolution, by