Ch. 86                                     1995 LAWS OF MARYLAND

(3) The resolution shall be published in at least one newspaper published
within the county.

[(i) (1) One or more owners of any parcel of record in the subdistrict may
appeal the resolution of the Commission within 10 days of its publication.

(2)     An appeal shall be in writing and signed.

(3)     Each signer shall indicate the signer's mailing address and the address or
other identification of each property the signer owns in the subdistrict.

(4)     For the appeal to be valid and considered by the County, it must be
signed by the owners of property consisting of one or more of the following:

(i) Fifty or more parcels of record in the subdistrict;

(ii) Twenty percent or more of all parcels of record in the subdistrict;

(iii) Twenty percent or more of all parcels of record to be served under
the Commission's resolution; or

(iv) Twenty percent or more of all owner-occupied parcels of record to
be served under the Commission's resolution.

(5)     If the County does not pass a resolution reversing the Commission's
resolution within 30 days of receipt of the appeal, the District may proceed with the
project.]

[(j)] (I) If the [District] COUNTY makes a significant change in a project after
the passage of a resolution concerning the project, the steps set forth in subsections (e)
through (i) of this section shall be repeated.

[(k)](J) (1) If the project is constructed, the affected subdistrict shall pay all
costs resulting from the procedures set forth in this section.

(2) If the project is not constructed, the county shall pay all costs resulting
from the procedures set forth in this section.

[(1)] (K) Before the beginning of construction, the [District] COUNTY shall file
with the Clerk a plat showing the general location of all mains and other significant
features of the project.

[6-207.                                         

Sections 1-106, 1-106.1, and 1-106.2 of the Code of Public Local Laws of
Washington County, as amended, shall apply to the District and its employees in the same
manner as it applies to the county and. its employees.]

[6-208.] 6-204.

(a) (1) The [Comptroller] COUNTY FINANCE OFFICER shall keep a complete
record of the [District's] COUNTY'S receipts, expenses, and expenditures UNDER THIS
TITLE.

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