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2006 LAWS OF MARYLAND
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Ch. 381
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A. PUBLIC SCHOOLS. SUFFICIENT TO ACCOMMODATE
STUDENT POPULATION CONSISTENT WITH STATE RATED CAPACITY STANDARDS
ESTABLISHED BY THE INTERAGENCY COMMITTEE ON SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION:
B. LIBRARIES:
C. PUBLIC SAFETY. INCLUDING EMERGENCY MEDICAL
RESPONSE;
D. WATER AND SEWERAGE FACILITIES;
E. STORMWATER MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS. SUFFICIENT TO
ASSURE WATER QUALITY BOTH INSIDE AND OUTSIDE THE PROPOSED MUNICIPAL
GROWTH AREA; AND
F. RECREATION:
6. ANTICIPATED FINANCING MECHANISMS TO SUPPORT
NECESSARY PUBLIC SERVICES AND INFRASTRUCTURE;
7. RURAL BUFFERS AND TRANSITION AREAS;
8. ANY BURDEN ON SERVICES AND INFRASTRUCTURE FOR
WHICH THE MUNICIPAL CORPORATION WOULD BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
DEVELOPMENT IN AREAS PROXIMATE TO AND OUTSIDE THE PROPOSED MUNICIPAL
GROWTH AREA;
9. PROTECTION OF SENSITIVE AREAS. AS DEFINED IN
ARTICLE 66B, § 1(J) OF THE CODE. THAT COULD BE IMPACTED BY DEVELOPMENT
PLANNED WITHIN THE PROPOSED MUNICIPAL GROWTH AREA:
10. POPULATION GROWTH PROJECTIONS; AND
11. THE RELATIONSHIP OF THE LONG-TERM DEVELOPMENT
POLICY TO A VISION OF THE MUNICIPAL CORPORATION'S FUTURE CHARACTER
(5) (i) The transportation element may include all types of highways
and streets, bicycle ways, sidewalks, railways, waterways, airways, routings for mass
transit, and terminals for people, goods, and vehicles related to highways, airways,
waterways, and railways.
(ii) The mineral resources plan element shall be incorporated in:
1. Any new plan adopted after July 1, 1986 for all or any part
of a local jurisdiction; and
2. Any amendment or addition that is adopted after July 1,
1986 to a plan that was in effect on July 1, 1985.
(6) (i) The plan may include any additional elements which, in the
judgment of the planning commission, will further advance the purposes of the plan.
(ii) The additional plan elements may include:
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