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Session Laws, 2000
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PARRIS N. GLENDENING, Governor Ch. 426
DRAFTER'S NOTE: In subsections (a)(3), (b)(1), and (e)(1) of this section, the
former references to "or extension of or addition" and "extension, or
addition", respectively are deleted as included within the reference to
"amendment". 3.08. Legal status of plan; adoption. (A) [Whenever] SUBJECT TO SUBSECTION (B) OF THIS SECTION, IF [the] A
local legislative body [shall have] HAS adopted [the] A WHOLE plan [as a whole] or
A PLAN for one or more geographic sections or divisions of the LOCAL jurisdiction,
[no] A PUBLICLY OR PRIVATELY OWNED street, square, park or other public way,
ground, or open space, or public building or structure, or public utility[, whether
public or privately owned, shall] MAY NOT be constructed or authorized in the LOCAL
jurisdiction or THE major geographic section [thereof] OF THE LOCAL JURISDICTION
until the location, character, and extent of [such] THE development [shall have) HAS
been submitted to and approved by the PLANNING commission as consistent with the
[plan provided, that the] PLAN. (B) (1) THE PLANNING commission shall communicate its decision and THE
reasons FOR ITS DECISION to the local legislative body [which shall have the power
to] OR TO THE BODY THAT HAS JURISDICTION OVER THE FINANCING OF THE PUBLIC
WAY, GROUND, SPACE, BUILDING, STRUCTURE, OR UTILITY. (2) THE LOCAL LEGISLATIVE BODY OR OTHER BODY HAVING
JURISDICTION MAY overrule [such] THE [action] DECISION by a recorded vote of not
less than 2/3 of its entire membership^ provided, however, that if the public way,
ground, space, building, structure or utility be one the authorization of financing of
which does not, under the law or charter provisions governing same, fall within the
province of the local legislative body, then the submission to the planning commission
shall be by the board, commission or body having such jurisdiction, and the planning
commission's action may be overruled by said board, commission or body by a vote of
not less than 2/3 of its membership], (C) (1) [Failure of the planning commission] IF A PLANNING COMMISSION
FAILS to act ON A SUBMISSION within 60 days [from and] after the date of official
submission to the planning [commission shall be deemed approval] COMMISSION,
THE SUBMISSION SHALL BE CONSIDERED APPROVED. (2) (I) [Failure of the] IF A local legislative body OR OTHER BODY
HAVING JURISDICTION FAILS to act within 60 days [from and] after the date of
submission of the recommendation of the planning [commission] COMMISSION, THE
LOCAL LEGISLATIVE BODY OR OTHER BODY WITH JURISDICTION shall be [deemed
concurrence] CONSIDERED TO HAVE CONCURRED with the recommendation of the
planning commission. (II) The local legislative body shall adopt the plan as a whole or for
one or more major geographic sections or divisions of the jurisdiction, and further
shall adopt any amendment or extension thereof or addition thereto.
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