MARVIN MANDEL, Governor                                2091

[and] sanitary districts, PRIVATELY OWNED FACILITIES AND
LOCAL, STATE AND FEDERAL AGENCIES HAVING EXISTING,
PLANNED OR PROGRAMMED DEVELOPMENT within the county to
the extent that such inclusion shall promote the public
health, safety and welfare, and county plans may
incorporate all or part of subsidiary plans covering
multicounty areas; provided that such subsidiary plans
are approved by the governing body by each county
concerned.

3. In accordance with applicable regulations
adopted by the State Board of Health and Mental Hygiene
pursuant to subsection (c) of this section, each county
plan shall delineate those areas where—-

(I)  Community water supply systems must be provided;

(II)   MULTI-USE WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM MAY BE
INSTALLED;

[(II)] (III) Individual water supply systems may be
installed and used during an interim period, pending the
availability of a programmed community water supply
system. In Harford County, within the areas outlined in
the county plan to receive a community water supply
system within ten years, any new subdivisions approved
after June 1, 1972, must have a county—approved water
distribution system as a prerequisite for the issuance of
building and zoning permits.

[(III)] (IV) Individual water supply systems may be
installed and used for an indefinite period. In Harford
County, within the areas outlined in the county plan to
receive a community water supply system within ten years,
any new subdivisions approved after June 1, 1972, must
have a county—approved water distribution system as a
prerequisite for the issuance of building and zoning
permits.

[(IV)] (V) Community sewerage systems must be
provided;

(VI) MULTI-USE SEWERAGE SYSTEM MAY BE INSTALLED;

[(V)] (VII) Individual sewerage systems may be
installed and used during an interim period, pending
availability of a programmed community sewerage system.
In Harford County, within the areas outlined in the
county plan to receive community sewerage system within
ten years, any new subdivisions approved after June 1,
1972, must have a county approved sewerage collection
system as a prerequisite for the issuance of building and
zoning permits.