HARRY HUGHES, Governor

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extent that control is not inconsistent with other provisions of
the Regional District Act, and nothing contained herein shall be
deemed to authorize any transfer or dilution of planning
authority and responsibility now vested in the Commission
planning boards, and district council.

7-109.

In the preparation and making of the plan and in the
exercise of the zoning, planning, subdivision control, and other
powers granted to it in this title, the Commission may act in
conjunction and cooperation with the National Capital Planning
Commission, created by act of Congress approved April 30, 1926,
as amended. The Commission is designated as the representative of
the State of Maryland, and for these purposes the Commission may
enter into commitments and agreements with the National Capital
Planning Commission as may in the discretion of the Commission
seem necessary. The Commission further may act in conjunction and
cooperation with other representatives or officers of the United
States government or of the District of Columbia or of the State
of Maryland, including the Maryland State Planning Commission and
the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission, or of the State of
Virginia or of Montgomery or Prince George's [counties) COUNTY or
of any district, municipality, or other local or district
subdivision within these counties or within these states.

7-115.

(b) On the basis of the estimated cost of the services to
be rendered by it in connection with the consideration of
subdivision plats and the work incidental thereto, the Commission
may fix the scale of fees to be paid to it for its subdivision
work and from time to time may amend the scale. In the case of
each subdivision plat submitted to the Commission, the fee thus
fixed shall be paid before the plat is approved or disapproved
and carried into the administrative fund of the Commission
provided for in [§ 8-115] § 6-107 OF THIS ARTICLE.

8-104.

(e) (1) In approving any local map amendment after July 1,
1968, under this section, the district council for Prince
George's [County,] COUNTY may give consideration to and adopt
whatever reasonable requirements, safeguards, and [conditions,]
CONDITIONS as may in its opinion be necessary either to protect
surrounding properties from adverse effects which might accrue
from the zoning amendment, or which would further enhance the
coordinated, harmonious, and systematic development of the
regional district. A statement of these conditions shall be
included in the resolution granting the amendment and shall
become a part thereof, and remain in effect for so long as the
property remains zoned in accordance with the resolution and the
applicable zoning classification requested. No building permit,
use permit, or subdivision plat may be issued or approved for the
property except in accordance with conditions set forth in the