4903
VIENNA

operation of the Town government, and the powers and
duties of certain officials in connection therewith.

Section 1. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMISSIONERS OF
VIENNA, that Sections 361, 362, 366, 368, 369, 370, 373,
379c, 382, 397 and 401 be and they are hereby repealed
re—enacted, with amendments; and that Sections 363, 371,
379d, 381c-d-e-f-g—h and 385 be and they are hereby
repealed in the Charter of the Town of Vienna as codified
in the Code of Public local Laws of Dorchester County,
1961 Edition, as amended, being Article 10 of the Code of
Public Local Laws of Maryland, title "Dorchester County,"
subtitle "Vienna," and all to read as follows:

361. Laws and ordinances applicable.

All of the said territory shall be subject to all of
the provisions of the Charter of Vienna, as heretofore,
or that may hereafter be enacted by the General Assembly
of Maryland, and all of the ordinances heretofore, or
that may be hereafter passed thereunder. All of the
streets, highways, and public thoroughfares contained
within the metes, bounds and confines described in
Section 360 shall be a part of the streets, highways and
public thoroughfares of the Town of Vienna, and the
property contained within the new metes, bounds and
confines of the Town of Vienna shall be exempt from town
taxation for the current year, but all of the property
within the confines of the new town limits shall be
subject to town taxation, [beginning with the year
nineteen hundred and thirty—eight; provided, however,
that the resolutions adopted by the Commissioners of
Vienna on June 2, 1927, pursuant to Chapter 116 of the
Acts of 1927, granting certain exceptions from taxation
shall hereafter be effective, binding and operative for
the remainder of the period of such exemption to the same
extent and effect as though the corporate limits of the
Town of Vienna on June 2, 1927, had been as now described
and defined in Section 360 and 361]

362.  Election of Commissioners; procedure, referenda.

The citizens of Vienna, [aforesaid,] of [twenty-one]
EIGHTEEN years and upwards, being citizens of the State
of Maryland, who have resided in said town for and during
the space of six months immediately preceding any town
election, shall, on the first Monday of May, [1944] 1974,
and every two years thereafter on the first Monday in
May, elect three Commissioners to serve for two years and
until their successors shall be duly elected and
qualified. Each of such Commissioners shall be a
resident of said town, shall have actually resided
therein not less than six months next preceding his or
her election, shall continue to reside therein during his