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ROBERT L. EHRLICH, JR., Governor                             Ch. 381 zoning, of the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission or of the Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission. Except that where any
area is annexed to a municipality authorized to have and having then a planning and
zoning authority, the municipality shall have exclusive jurisdiction over planning and
zoning and subdivision control within the area annexed; provided nothing in this
exception shall be construed or interpreted to grant planning and zoning authority or
subdivision control to a municipality not authorized to exercise that authority at the
time of such annexation; and further provided, that no municipality annexing land
may for a period of five years following AN annexation, [place that land in a zoning
classification which permits a land use substantially different from the use for the
land specified in the current and duly adopted master plan or plans or if there is no
adopted or approved master plan, the adopted or approved general plan or plans of
the county or agency having planning and zoning jurisdiction over the land prior to its
annexation] PERMIT DEVELOPMENT OF THE ANNEXED LAND FOR LAND USES
SUBSTANTIALLY DIFFERENT THAN THE USE AUTHORIZED. OR AT A SUBSTANTIALLY
HIGHER NOT TO EXCEED 50%. DENSITY THAN COULD BE GRANTED FOR THE
PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT, IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ZONING CLASSIFICATION OF
THE COUNTY APPLICABLE AT THE TIME OF THE ANNEXATION without the express
approval of the hoard of county commissioners or county council of the county in
which the municipality is located. (2) If the county expressly approves, the municipality, without regard to
the provisions of Article 66B, § 4.05(a) of the Code, may place the annexed land in a
zoning classification that permits a land use [substantially] OR DENSITY different
from the LAND use [for the land] OR DENSITY specified in the [current and duly
adopted master plan or general plan] ZONING CLASSIFICATION of the county or
agency having planning and zoning jurisdiction over the land prior to its annexation
APPLICABLE AT THE TIME OF THE ANNEXATION. 19. (o) (1) In addition to, but not as a part of the resolution, the legislative body
of the municipal corporation shall [provide also a proposed outline for the extension
of services and public facilities into] ADOPT AN ANNEXATION PLAN FOR the area
proposed to be annexed. (2) The [outline] ANNEXATION PLAN shall he open to public review and
discussion at the public hearing, but amendments to the [outline] ANNEXATION
PLAN may not be construed in any way as an amendment to the resolution, nor may
they serve in any manner to cause a reinitiation of the annexation procedure then in
process. (3) (I) A copy of the [outline] ANNEXATION PLAN shall be provided to
the governing body of the county or counties in which the municipal corporation is
located. THE DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING, and any regional and State planning
agencies having jurisdictions within the county at least 30 days prior to the holding of
the public hearing required by this section. The (II) EXCEPT AS PROVIDED IN PARAGRAPH (4) OF THIS SUBSECTION.
FOR ANNEXATIONS THAT BEGIN BEFORE OCTOBER 1, 2009, THE
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