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LAWS OF MARYLAND

Ch. 846

in [sections 85—47 and 59—52, respectively, of the Codes
of Montgomery and Prince George's County] SECTION 6-104
OF THIS ARTICLE.

(11)   [Nothing herein contained shall] THESE
PROVISIONS MAY NOT be construed to prevent the commission
from voluntarily applying to the payment of the principal
of and interest on any revenue bonds issued under this
subsection, either upon maturity or redemption, its
general funds not otherwise committed. This authority
shall be deemed to include the power to retire an entire
issue of revenue bonds from the proceeds of general
obligation refunding bonds issued by the commission
pursuant to the authority of [sections 85-48 and 59—53,
respectively, of the Codes of Montgomery and Prince
George's County] SECTION 6-105 OF THIS ARTICLE. Upon the
retirement of an issue of revenue bonds from the revenues
of the facility financed thereby[,] from other funds of
the commission, or by refunding as herein authorized, the
commission may elect to continue to charge for the use or
enjoyment of any such facility, and may apply the
revenues so derived to any other function, purpose or
objective of the commission.

(12)   The commission [is hereby authorized and
empowered to] MAY adopt and, from time to time, amend,
reasonable rules and regulations for the use and
enjoyment by the general public of any facility financed
under this subsection. [No such] THESE rules and
regulations [shall] MAY NOT be so drawn as to exclude any
person tendering the required fee or charge for such use
and enjoyment because of race, creed or color of such
person. Any lease of any such facility by the commission
shall contain appropriate and enforceable covenants by
the lessee to comply with this limitation.

SECTION 2. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That this Act
shall take effect July 1, 1976.

Approved May 17, 1976.

CHAPTER 847

(House Bill 1990)

AN ACT concerning

Washington Suburban Sanitary District

(Sewer Bonds)

MC 84-76 PG-4-76

FOR the purpose of providing for the use of sewer bonds