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provided.

(37)   Markets. — To obtain by lease or rent, own,
construct, purchase, operate and maintain public markets
within the town.

(38)   Minor privileges. — To regulate or prevent
the use of public ways, sidewalks, and public places for
signs, awnings, posts, steps, railings, entrances, racks,
posting handbills and advertisements, and display of
goods, wares, and merchandise.

(39)   Noise. — To regulate or prohibit unreasonable
ringing of bells, crying of goods, or sounding of
whistles and horns.

(40)   Nuisances. — To prevent or abate by
appropriate ordinance all nuisances in the town which are
so defined at common law, by this charter or by the laws
of the State of Maryland, whether they be herein
specifically named or not; to regulate, to prohibit, to
control the location of, or to require the removal from
the town of all trading in, handling of, or manufacture
of any commodity which is or may become offensive,
obnoxious, or injurious to the public comfort or health.
In this connection the town may regulate, prohibit,
control the location of, or require the removal from the
town of such things as stockyards, slaughterhouses,
cattle or hog pens, tanneries, and renderies. This
listing is by way of enumeration, not limitation.

(41)   Obstructions. — To   remove all nuisances and
obstructions from the streets,   lanes, and alleys and from
any lots adjoining thereto, or any other places within
the limits of the town.

(42)   Parking facilities. — To license and regulate
and to establish, obtain by purchase, by lease or by
rent, own, construct, operate and maintain parking lots
and other facilities for off—street parking.

(43)   Parking meters. — To install parking meters
on the streets and public places of the town in such
places as by ordinance they determine, and by ordinance
to prescribe rates and provisions for the use thereof;
but the installation of parking meters on any street or
road maintained by the State Roads Commission of Maryland
must first be approved by the Commission.

(44)   Parks and recreation. — To establish and
maintain public parks, gardens, playgrounds, and other
recreational facilities and programs to promote the
health, welfare, and enjoyment of the inhabitants of the
town.