836                                            LAWS OF MARYLAND                                [Ch. 4

AREAS UNDER HIS JURISDICTION ON JULY 1, 1971 SHALL BE
REPORTED TO THE GOVERNOR TOGETHER WITH THE SECRETARY'S
RECOMMENDATION AS TO THE SUITABILITY OR NONSUITABILITY
OF EACH AREA OR ISLAND FOR PRESERVATION AS A WILDLAND.
THE GOVERNOR SHALL ADVISE THE PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE
AND SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES OF HIS
RECOMMENDATION WITH RESPECT TO THE DESIGNATION AS
WILDLAND OF EACH AREA OR ISLAND ON WHICH REVIEW HAS
BEEN COMPLETED, AND SUBMIT A MAP, AND A DEFINITION OF
ITS BOUNDARIES. THE ADVICE SHALL BE GIVEN WITH
RESPECT TO NOT LESS THAN ONE-THIRD OF THE AREAS AND
ISLANDS TO BE REVIEWED UNDER THIS SUBSECTION BY JULY
1, 1974, NOT LESS THAN TWO-THIRDS BY JULY 1, 1978, AND
THE REMAINDER BY JULY 1, 1981- A RECOMMENDATION OF
THE GOVERNOR FOR DESIGNATION AS WILDLAND BECOMES
EFFECTIVE ONLY IF PROVIDED BY AN ACT OF THE GENERAL
ASSEMBLY. NOTHING CONTAINED IN THIS TITLE MAY BE
CONSTRUED, BY IMPLICATION OR OTHERWISE, TO LESSEN THE
PRESENT STATUTORY AUTHORITY OF THE SECRETARY WITH
RESPECT TO MAINTENANCE OF ROADLESS AREAS UNDER HIS
JURISDICTION.

REVISOR'S NOTE: This section presently appears as
Article 66C, section 345B (e) of the Code.
This subsection was last amended in 1971.
The only changes made are in style.

5-1207. PROPOSALS BY PRIVATE INDIVIDUALS; FORM;
SECRETARY TO REPORT ON PROPOSAL; GOVERNOR TO ACT ON
REPORT.

(A) PROPOSALS BY INDIVIDUALS TO SECRETARY;
FORM.—ANY PRIVATE CITIZEN OR ORGANIZATION DESIRING TO
PROPOSE AN AREA FOR INCLUSION IN THE STATE WILDLANDS
PRESERVATION SYSTEM MAY PREPARE A MAP AND DETAILED
DESCRIPTION OF THE PROPOSED AREA FOR SUBMISSION TO THE
SECRETARY FOR HIS REVIEW.

THE PROPOSAL SHALL INCLUDE A:

(1)    DETAILED RECOMMENDATION FOR THE PROPOSED
PROTECTION, LOCATION, AND ACREAGE;

(2)    DESCRIPTION OF [[VALUE]] VALUES WHICH
[[MAKES]] MAKE THE PROPOSED AREA DESIRABLE FOR
PROTECTION AS A STATE WILDLAND INCLUDING A RESOURCE
CONFLICT STUDY. ANY STUDY SHALL CONTAIN (i) AN
INVENTORY OF ALL EXISTING DEVELOPMENTS AND USES ON THE
LAND INCLUDING STUDIES OF PRIVATE RIGHTS AND
OWNERSHIP, IF ANY, PHYSICAL DISTURBANCES, STRUCTURES,
INSTALLATIONS, AND LAND USE PATTERNS; (ii) AN