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LAWS OF MARYLAND

Ch. 255

parks and playgrounds in the Upper Montgomery County Metropolitan
District, provided that no part of the revenue derived from such
tax shall be expended for the amortization of bonds or other
certificates of indebtedness.

3-107.

The boundaries of the Lower Montgomery County Metropolitan
District are extended by the addition thereto of all of that area
within Montgomery County which, [until the effective date of this
act] UNTIL MAY 4, 1965, was in the Upper Montgomery County
Metropolitan District.

4-102.

For the purposes outlined hereinabove in § 4-101 OF THIS
TITLE the Commission may enter into commitments and agreements
with the National Capital Planning Commission, or whatever other
appropriate governmental agency as in the discretion of the
Commission seems necessary. The Commission also may act in
conjunction and cooperation with other representatives or
officials of the United States government or of the District of
Columbia or of the State of Maryland, including the Washington
Suburban Sanitary Commission, or with other representatives or
officials of Virginia or of Montgomery and Prince George's
counties or of any municipality or other local subdivision within
these counties or within these states. All public officials of
the State of Maryland and of the two counties upon request shall
furnish to the [Commission] COMMISSION, within a reasonable time,
available information and data it requires for its work.

4-104.

The Commission may enter [into,] INTO and make arrangements
with the National Capital Planning Commission or other federal
agency or with representatives of the State of Virginia or with
other official corporations in Montgomery and Prince George's
counties, relating to the acquisition, development, or
improvement of land and other property within the metropolitan
district for the purposes specified herein, or any of them. The
Commission may not obligate itself or the metropolitan district
for expenditures beyond the amount of funds in its possession or
to be available to it from bonds, taxes, donations,
contributions, or appropriations as provided for or referred to
in this article.

4-105.

(f) Each supplementary agreement shall first be submitted
for approval to the County Council of Montgomery County or the
County Commissioners of Prince George's County, depending upon
the location of the unit or units of park land involved. The
respective county shall approve the agreement, if it finds that
(1) the boundaries of the unit of land to be acquired pursuant to
the supplementary agreement are within the general park plan