HARRY HUGHES, Governor                                  1677

plans or [annual] revision of plans shall be prepared by
the county executive, conformable with the action of the
Council in approving the preliminary drafts, taking into
consideration significant intervening planning of
development changes. The County Council shall hold a public
hearing on the proposed final county plans and the
[annual] revision thereof, ten days notice of which
shall be given by one publication in a newspaper or
newspapers of general circulation in Montgomery County. At
least thirty days prior to the date set for the public
hearing, the Council shall transmit its proposed final plans
to the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission and the
Maryland—National Capital Park and Planning Commission for
their recommendations. After the respective public
hearings, the Council shall review and amend as it sees fit
and approve the proposed plans or annual revision. However,
such approval shall not become final until ten days have
expired during which time the county executive may review
the plan and make whatever recommendations he may deem
necessary or desirable for the Council's consideration.
Thereafter, the Council shall submit the plan or
[annual] revision to the State Department of Health, all
within the time requirements as elsewhere set forth in this
section.

2.     County plans shall incorporate all or part
of subsidiary plans of the towns, municipal corporations,
sanitary districts, privately owned facilities and local,
State and federal agencies having existing, planned or
programmed development within the county to the extent that
such inclusion shall promote the public health, safety and
welfare, and county plans may incorporate all or part of
subsidiary plans covering multicounty areas; provided that
such subsidiary plans are approved by the governing body by
each county concerned. If the governing body of Harford
County does not approve and incorporate in the county plan
all or part of the subsidiary plan of the towns, municipal
corporations, and sanitary districts within the county, the
governing body of the county shall advise the Department in
writing of such fact and the specific reasons therefor.
Upon the request of either the governing body of the county
or the town, municipal corporation, or sanitary district,
the Department thereafter shall have the authority to
arbitrate and determine whether or not to approve and
incorporate all or part of the subsidiary plan in the county
plan.

3.     In accordance with applicable regulations
adopted by the State Board of Health and Mental Hygiene
pursuant to subsection (c) of this section, each county plan
shall delineate those areas where—-

(I)    Community water supply systems must
be provided;

(II)   Multiuse water supply system may be
installed;