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LAWS OF MARYLAND

[Ch. 892

development of the Regional District. A statement of
[such] THESE conditions shall be included in the
resolution granting [such] THE amendment and shall become
a part thereof, and [shall] remain in effect for so long
as the property remains zoned in accordance with [such]
THE resolution and the applicable zoning classification
requested. No building permit, use permit, or
subdivision plat [shall] MAY be issued or approved for
[such] THE property except in accordance with [such]
conditions set forth in [such] THE resolution. The
District Council may adopt [such] ordinances and
regulations [as may in its discretion be] necessary to
provide adequate notice, public hearings, and enforcement
procedures for the implementation of this Section.

(2)    An applicant [shall have ninety] HAS 90
days from date of approval to accept or reject the land
use classification [as] conditionally approved. Should
the applicant expressly reject the amendment as
conditionally approved within [such ninety] THE 90 day
period, the zoning classification shall revert to its
prior status.

(3)    Notwithstanding any other provision of
this Article no requirements, safeguards or conditions
[shall] MAY be imposed by the District Council which
would require the dedication of land for public use
except for roads, streets, alleys, and easements.

(4)    If any resolution, or any part or
condition thereof, passed by the District Council
pursuant to this subsection [shall be] IS declared
illegal, unconstitutional, or in any way invalid by any
Court of competent jurisdiction, the zoning category[,]
applicable to the property re rotted by [such] THE
resolution shall revert back to the category applicable
prior to the passage of [such] THE resolution, and [such]
THE resolution shall be null and void and of no effect
whatsoever.

[78A.] 8-105.

(A) In Montgomery County, a final action of the
District Council on any application for a map amendment
[may], within [thirty] 30 days after the action is taken
by the Council, MAY be appealed by any person aggrieved
by the action, or by any person, municipality,
corporation, or association, whether or not incorporated,
which has appeared at the hearing in person, by attorney
or in writing to the Circuit Court for the County which
[shall have] HAS the power to affirm or reverse the
action appealed from, or remand the same to the District
Council for further consideration for any reason, or
dismiss the appeal as now or hereafter provided by law,