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MARVIN MANDEL, Governor
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ADMINISTRATION, THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE PLANNING MAY
MAKE APPOINTMENTS TO THESE COMMITTEES.
(D) ADVISORY COMMITTEES.
THE ADMINISTRATION MAY CREATE ANY ADVISORY
COMMITTEES THAT IT CONSIDERS NECESSARY.
REVISOR'S NOTE: This section presently appears as
Art. 64B, §10.
The references in present Art. 64B, §10 to
cooperation in the planning process with the
"State Roads Commission" - now, for this
purpose, the State Highway Administration —
are deleted as unnecessary since the Mass
Transit Administration and the State Highway
Administration are now in the same Department.
The only other changes are in style.
7-303. ADOPTION OF PLAN BY SECRETARY.
(A) SECRETARY MOST ADOPT PLAN BEFORE IT IS
EFFECTIVE.
A TRANSIT PLAN IS NOT EFFECTIVE AND STEPS MAY NOT
BE TAKEN TO IMPLEMENT IT UNTIL THE PLAN HAS BEEN
ADOPTED BY THE SECRETARY.
(B) APPROVAL OF POLITICAL SUBDIVISION REQUIRED.
(1) THE SECRETARY MAY NOT APPROVE OR ADOPT
THE LOCATION OF CORRIDORS, ROUTES, STATIONS, AND
TERMINALS IN ANY POLITICAL SUBDIVISION UNLESS THE
LOCATIONS HAVE BEEN APPROVED BY THE LEGISLATIVE BODY OF
THE POLITICAL SUBDIVISION.
(2) IF THE LEGISLATIVE BODY DOES NOT ADVISE
THE SECRETARY IN WRITING OF ITS ACTION WITHIN 180 DAYS
AFTER ITS RECEIPT OF NOTICE OF THE PROPOSED LOCATIONS,
THE LEGISLATIVE BODY IS DEEMED TO HAVE APPROVED THE
LOCATION.
(C) SECRETARY TO DISSEMINATE PROPOSED PLAN FOR
COMMENT.
BEFORE THE ADOPTION, REVISION, OR AMENDMENT OF ANY
TRANSIT PLAN, THE SECRETARY SHALL SEND THE PROPOSED
PLAN, REVISION, OR AMENDMENT TO THE FOLLOWING, FOR
COMMENT TO BE MADE WITHIN THE TIME THAT THE SECRETARY
SPECIFIES:
(1) THE GOVERNOR;
(2) THE MAYOR OF BALTIMORE CITY AND THE CITY
COUNCIL OF BALTIMORE CITY;
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