510                                       LAWS OF MARYLAND                             [Ch. 4

TRANSFERRING THE PROJECT. ALL COSTS AND OBLIGATIONS
ASSUMED BY THE SERVICE INCIDENTAL TO THE TRANSFER OF
OWNERSHIP SHALL BE INCLUDED IN THE CHARGE LEVIED
AGAINST THE SERVICE DISTRICT.

REVISOR'S NOTE: This subsection is new language
derived from Article 33B, section 6 (d) of
the Code.

(E) ADJUNCT CONTRACTS FOR MANAGEMENT AND
OPERATION OF WASTE COLLECTION SERVICES.—AT THE
REQUEST OF ANY PERSON OR MUNICIPALITY HAVING THE
RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE COLLECTION OF LIQUID WASTE OR
SOLID WASTE, THE SERVICE MAY ENTER INTO A CONTRACT TO
PROVIDE MANAGEMENT AND OPERATION OF WASTE COLLECTION
SERVICES IN ANY SERVICE DISTRICT AS AN ADJUNCT TO THE
MANDATORY PROVISION OF PROJECTS AS SET FORTH IN
SUBSECTIONS (A) THROUGH (D) OF THIS SECTION, IF (1) AS
A CONDITION TO THE PROVISION OF MANAGEMENT AND
OPERATION OF WASTE COLLECTION SERVICES, THE
MUNICIPALITY OR PERSON ENTERS INTO A CONTRACT UPON
TERMS THE SERVICE DETERMINES REASONABLE; AND (2) THE
SERVICE AND THE MUNICIPALITY OR PERSON REQUESTING
COLLECTION SERVICES DETERMINES BY AGREEMENT FROM TIME
TO TIME THE CHARGES INCLUDING THE AMOUNT AND FREQUENCY
OF PAYMENTS TO THE SERVICE.

REVISOR'S NOTE: This subsection is new language
derived from Article 33B, section 6(e) of
the Code.

3-109. CHARGES FOR WASTE MANAGEMENT CONTRACTS; COSTS
OF PROJECTS GENERALLY.

(A) DETERMINATION OF CONTRACT CHARGES AND
COSTS.-IN CALCULATING CHARGES FOR WASTE MANAGEMENT
CONTRACTS AND IN DETERMINING THE LOCAL COSTS TO BE
LEVIED AGAINST A SERVICE DISTRICT ESTABLISHED PURSUANT
TO THIS SUBTITLE, THE SERVICE SHALL REQUIRE THAT THE
CHARGES REFLECT THE FULL COSTS OF PROJECTS. THE
CHARGES AND COSTS TO BE LEVIED AGAINST ANY PARTICULAR
MUNICIPALITY OR PERSON LOCATED WITHIN A SERVICE
DISTRICT SHALL TAKE ACCOUNT OF THE VALUE AND CAPACITY
OF ANY EXISTING FACILITY TRANSFERRED BY THE
MUNICIPALITY OR PERSON TO THE SERVICE, AND THE COSTS
AND OBLIGATIONS ASSUMED BY THE SERVICE INCIDENTAL TO
THE TRANSFER OF THE FACILITY. TO THE EXTENT DEEMED
REASONABLE AND PRACTICABLE BY THE SERVICE, CHARGES
ALSO SHALL BE BASED ON BUT NOT NECESSARILY LIMITED TO
A FORMULA REFLECTING THE VOLUME AND CHARACTERISTICS OF
THE WASTES AS THEY INFLUENCE TRANSPORTATION,