HARRY HUGHES, Governor                              4165

4-4 of this article, maturing serially, in such amounts
annually as may be fixed by the commission, but all payable
within a period of twenty years from date, and the bonds or
notes shall be sold as the general construction bonds of the
commission are now sold; and for the purpose of paying
interest on the bonds and principal of the same as they
become due, the commission is authorized to make and fix a
reasonable schedule of charges for the reception and
disposal of all garbage, trash, rubbish, refuse or junk.
The receipts therefrom including the permit fees heretofore
authorized, shall, after payment for the operation of the
plant, be applied toward the payment of principal and
interest, and in the event that the net proceeds of the fees
and charges are not sufficient to meet the carrying charges
of the bonds or notes, the commission is authorized to pay
the difference out of the general water receipts provided
for in chapter 122, Acts of 1918 provided, however, that in
the event part of the water receipts is used for the
carrying charges of the bonds or notes, the commission shall
adjust the water rates, either consumption charge or service
charge, in its discretion, on all property served by the
commission to the extent necessary to meet the deduction,
which charges may be changed from year to year under the
provisions of chapter 122 of the Acts of 1918. It is the
purpose of sections 17-3 and 17-4 to establish uniform fees
and a uniform method of retiring bonds as to any one or more
incinerators heretofore erected, or to be built by the
commission within the sanitary district. The water rates
throughout the district shall be uniformly adjusted, when
and if an incinerator is erected in Montgomery County for
the purpose of retiring the bonds representing the cost of
such an incinerator or incinerators, and the cost of the
erection of the incinerator heretofore built in Prince
George's County.]

COMMITTEE NOTE: Since all bonds that were issued under
this title have been paid off, this title is
deleted as obsolete.

TITLE 18. MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS.

[18-1] 18-101. Unlawful use of WSSC property.

EXCEPT AS PROVIDED IN RULES OR REGULATIONS ADOPTED BY
THE WSSC, [It shall be unlawful for any] A person[, firm or
corporation to] MAY NOT use, handle, tamper with, obstruct,
interfere with, deface, or destroy any [of the] property
OWNED OR USED BY THE WSSC IN THE CONSTRUCTION OR OPERATION
OF WSSC'S SYSTEMS [of the Washington Suburban Sanitary
Commission], including pipes, fittings, fireplugs, pumps,
engines, appliances, wires, or other fixtures or equipment
[owned or used by the commission in the construction and
operation of its systems within the Washington Suburban
Sanitary District except under such rules and regulations as
the commission may adopt].