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Ch. 601
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2000 LAWS OF MARYLAND
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time to time the Commission may deem necessary to carry out the provisions of this
subtitle. The Secretary-Treasurer, if any, appointed by the Commission shall be the
collector of all charges and assessments made by the Commission, and shall receive
and account for all monies which shall be due and payable to the Commission from
any source whatsoever. All monies deposited shall be protected by a depository bond,
or by such other securities as may be approved by the Commission. The
Secretary-Treasurer shall give bond to the State of Maryland to the amount of
$20,000.00, with a good and sufficient surety to be approved by the Commission, with
the condition "that if the above bounden shall well and faithfully execute his office
and shall account to the Commission for all monies which he shall receive for account
of the Commission, or be answerable for by law, then the said obligation to be void,
otherwise to be and remain in full force and effect." The bond, when approved, shall
be recorded in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court for Carroll County; and the
person so appointed, before entering upon the duties of his office shall take an oath
before the Clerk of the Circuit Court for the County, in form similar to that taken by
collectors of taxes, except as to the title of the office. The Commission may pay the
premiums on all bonds. All checks issued by the Commission shall be signed by the
Secretary-Treasurer and countersigned by one member of the Commission.
(c) Audits; reports. The Commission shall annually have its accounts audited
by a certified public accountant to be selected by the Commission and approved by the
Board; all fees incurred by such accountant in connection with the audit shall be paid
by the Commission; and the Commission shall publish a full, true and itemized
account of its receipts and disbursements in a newspaper published in Carroll
County.]
[15-3.] 14-106. Right to make improvements, notice.
(a) To provide for the general health and welfare of the residents of Carroll
County, the County may acquire, construct, operate, and maintain [such] THE water,
sewerage, and drainage systems as it deems to be in the public interest. The County
may cause surveys, plans, specifications, and estimates to be made for [such] THE
systems. Unless all owners of land which will be served by any [such] proposed
improvements consent in writing to [such] THE improvements being made, the
County shall construct any [such] system or extension [thereof] only after a public
hearing held by the Board, after giving notice [thereof] in two newspapers of general
circulation published in Carroll County at least seven days [prior to] BEFORE the
hearing, and in the case of drainage systems, only after a drainage area has been
established pursuant to [Section 15-5A] § 14-201 of this [subtitle) TITLE. At the
hearings, a description of the proposed improvements shall be presented together
with the estimated costs [thereof] and estimated revenues to be derived therefrom.
(b) The power and authority conferred upon the County of this [subtitle]
TITLE may be exercised by [it] THE COUNTY throughout Carroll County. Provided,
however, (1) Except as otherwise provided in this [subtitle] TITLE, the Service Area
within which the County may exercise power and authority under this [subtitle)
TITLE shall not include any municipal corporation which existed on June 1, 1967, and
the County shall exercise no authority over the operation or construction of the
sewerage, water and drainage systems of any municipal corporation which existed on
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