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2007 Laws of Maryland
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Ch. 261
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THAT, WHEN RECORDED IN THE PUBLIC RECORD, ARE LEGAL NOTICE OF ALL
EXISTING LIENS WITHIN ANY SANITARY DISTRICT.
(9) IF ANY LIENS, CONNECTION CHARGES, OR OTHER CHARGES
REMAIN UNPAID FOR THIRTY (30) DAYS AFTER BECOMING OVERDUE, THEY MAY
BE COLLECTED BY AN ACTION TO ENFORCE THE LIENS, AND ANY JUDGMENT OR
DECREE OBTAINED SHALL HAVE THE FORCE AND EFFECT OF A JUDGMENT IN
PERSONAM.
(10) THE COMMISSION MAY FILE AN ACTION TO ENFORCE THE
LIENS AGAINST THE OWNER OF RECORD AT THE TIME THE LEVY WAS MADE, OR
THE OWNER OF RECORD AT THE TIME THE SUIT IS FILED, OR ANY OWNER OF
RECORD BETWEEN THESE DATES.
[B.] E. (1) For property owners who elect to defer connection under §
113-10B of this chapter, the connection [charge] CHARGES DESCRIBED IN THIS
SECTION shall include an additional cost reflecting the delay in connection.
(2) The [connection cost is] CONNECTION FEE AND THE CAPITAL
CONTRIBUTION CHARGE ARE due when the property owner applies, OR AS
OTHERWISE REQUIRED, to connect to a water main or sewer.
(3) FOR NEW DEVELOPMENT, THE APPLICABLE CHARGES WILL
BECOME DUE AT THE TIME THE PUBLIC WORKS AGREEMENT BECOMES
EXECUTED.
113-14.
A. For the purpose of providing funds for maintaining, [repairing]
REPAIRING, and operating its water supply and sewerage systems, for line extensions
of them, for its administrative and other expenses, including proper depreciation
allowances, if any, and for interest on and the retirement of bonds as specified in this
chapter, the Commission may make service rates, as it deems necessary, on water
lines and sewers chargeable against all properties having a connection with any water
pipe or sewer pipe under its supervision or ownership. The rate for both water and
sewer service shall be uniform throughout a sanitary district, subject to changes that
the Commission considers necessary. Beginning on July 1, 1993, the rate for both
water and sewer service shall be uniform throughout all sanitary districts, subject to
changes that the Commission considers necessary. However, where the Commission
provides service to property in an area in which it is economically not feasible to
provide service at the uniform rate because of the distance of the area from the
principal facilities of the Commission, the Commission may classify the property as a
remote area and may impose an additional service charge to meet the additional cost
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