HARRY HUGHES, Governor

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When from time to time any such system is commenced,
extended or acquired in any part of the area added to the
sanitary district by this section, the property or
properties to which service would be available by reason of
such commencement, extension or acquisition, but only those
properties, shall be included in the sanitary district as a
taxing district and subject to the sanitary district ad
valorem taxes and assessment charges except, however, the
aforementioned tax levied under section 13-7(e).

[19-]53.

All the remaining portion and area of the City of Bowie
in Prince George's County which is not now a part of the
Washington Suburban Sanitary District shall be added to and
be a part of the district if and when an agreement is
reached between the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission
and the City of Bowie with respect to the sanitary
commission providing either water, sanitary sewerage or
storm drainage service in the aforementioned portion of the
City of Bowie. The date on which the aforementioned portion
of the City of Bowie is added to and made a part of the
sanitary district shall be the date of the execution of the
agreement as stated therein by the parties. If and when any
such agreement is reached a true copy thereof shall, within
ten days after execution, be transmitted by the Washington
Suburban Sanitary Commission and the City of Bowie, jointly,
to the Secretary of State of Maryland and to the department
of legislative reference. No sanitary district ad valorem
tax authorized to be levied under any provision of this
article shall be levied until the agreement, provided for
herein, is reached. The properties within the area which
may be added to the sanitary district pursuant to the
agreement shall not be subject to the direct ad valorem tax
levied upon assessable property for the amortization of the
bonds heretofore issued for the Anacostia River flood
control and navigation project under section 13-7(e) of this
article, but otherwise the jurisdiction of the Washington
Suburban Sanitary Commission and all the rules and
regulations of the commission and all provisions of law,
whether in this article or elsewhere stated, relating to the
Washington Suburban Sanitary District and to any subdistrict
thereof in which the added area may be placed by the
commission pursuant to the provisions of chapter 726 of the
Acts of 1963, shall be extended to and applied to and in the
area added to the Washington Suburban Sanitary District
pursuant to this Act, when added to the district according
to the procedures herein stated.

[19-]54.

(a) The areas herein described are hereby created as
rural water areas under the jurisdiction of the Washington
Suburban Sanitary Commission created by chapter 122 of the
Acts of the General Assembly of 1918: