HARRY HUGHES, Governor

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northeasterly, northwesterly and southwesterly direction
with the [said] existing boundary of the Washington Suburban
Sanitary District to the point of beginning.

(b-1) The jurisdiction of the Washington Suburban
Sanitary Commission is hereby extended to include the area
described immediately above and it shall be subject to all
the rules and regulations of the commission and all
provisions of law relating to the Washington Suburban
Sanitary District, and to any subdistrict thereof in which
the [said] areas may be placed by the commission pursuant to
the provisions of chapter 726 of the Laws of 1963, including
taxes and other sums and charges levied by the [said]
commission in the sanitary district or subdistrict. These
subsections (a), (b), and (b-1) shall not alter the terms or
conditions, if any, with respect to ad valorem taxes and
front foot benefit charges applicable to the other areas
mentioned herein as being already within the Washington
Suburban Sanitary District pursuant to any other act of the
general assembly, and concerning such conditions, if any,
such act or acts under which those other areas were added to
or made a part of the Washington Suburban Sanitary District
shall not be effected hereby.

19-49.1. Same — Exclusion of Town of Poolesville.

(a)  Further excluded from the provisions of this [Act]
ARTICLE is that portion of the area within the corporate
boundaries of the Town of Poolesville, Montgomery County,
[said] THE excepted area being described in § 58-2 of
Montgomery County Code of 1965, as amended by Ordinance Nos.
4, 11A, 19 AND 20 of the Commissioners of Poolesville; or in
effect on March 31, 1970.

(b)  The Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission
retains all its powers and responsibility by statute for
approval of any water or sewer system in any area outside of
the Washington Suburban Sanitary District; except such
commission may not charge a fee to the Town of Poolesville
for the commission's approval of plans for the installation,
alteration, or extension of the Town of Poolesville's sewer
system.

(c)  All Acts or parts of Acts inconsistent with the
provisions of this section are hereby repealed to the extent
of such inconsistency, excepting, however, those relating to
the authority of the state board of health and specifically
set forth in Article 43 of the Annotated Code of Maryland,
1957 Edition.

19-50. Same — Rural water areas; Olney election district.

(a) The areas herein described are added to the
Washington Suburban Sanitary District created by chapter 122
of the Acts of the General Assembly of 1918: