CAMBRIDGE

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Resolution for the purpose of annexing certain lands in
which said Resolution the said land to be annexed was
described by metes and bounds and courses and distances, and

WHEREAS, it has since been discovered that the
description contained in said Resolution did not conform in
all respects to the Petition requesting annexation by virtue
of an error contained therein, and

WHEREAS, it is the desire of The Commissioners of
Cambridge to correct said error, this Amendment to the
description contained in the aforesaid Resolution is hereby
adopted as being that which was originally intended.

[Section 3-2 of the. Code of Public Local Laws of
Dorchester County, repealed and reenacted, with amendments.

Effective Date November 27, 1978]

RESOLUTION

WHEREAS, a petition for annexation of land adjacent and
contiguous to the present Westerly boundaries of the City of
Cambridge has been filed by certain qualified property
owners pursuant to Section 19, Article 23A of the Annotated
Code of Maryland, and

WHEREAS, the presiding officer of The Commissioners of
Cambridge has caused to be made a verification that the area
proposed to be annexed pursuant to said petition is, in
fact, contiguous and adjacent to the existing corporate area
and that the petitioners are the owners of at least 25% of
the assessed valuation of the real property located in the
area to be annexed and who otherwise qualify under the
provisions of Section 19, Article 23A to seek annexation.

[Section 3-2 of the Code of Public Local Laws of
Dorchester County, repealed and reenacted, with amendments.

Effective Date November 27, 1978]

CHESTERTOWN

(Kent County)

Annexation Resolution No. 1

RESOLUTION of the Mayor and Council of Chestertown,
Maryland, adopted pursuant to the authority of Article 11-E
of the Constitution of the State of Maryland, 1975 edition
as amended, entitled "Municipal Corporations", to amend the
Charter of Chestertown, by adding new Section 2(c) to the
said Charter, this amendment to be entitled "1979
Chestertown Annexation No. 1", the same to extend the