[HISTORY: Adopted by the County Council of Talbot County 4-5-1977
by Bill No. 71. Amendments noted where applicable.]
The Talbot County Sanitary District, Inc., a body politic and corporate,
created by Resolution No. 100 of the County Commissioners of Talbot County
on November 12, 1971, is hereby abolished. All the functions, duties and responsibilities
of the Talbot County Sanitary District, Inc., shall be assumed by the Department
of Public Works. No presently existing obligation, contract right or grant
application shall in any way be impaired by the provisions of this chapter,
and all existing obligations of the Talbot County Sanitary District, Inc.,
shall devolve upon and be assumed by Talbot County. All contract rights and
all property or interests therein of the Talbot County Sanitary District,
Inc., whether real, personal or mixed, shall vest in and become the property
of Talbot County.
The Talbot County Sanitary District No. 2 heretofore created by the
Commissioners of Talbot County Sanitary District on June 5, 1972, and approved
by the County Commissioners of Talbot County, and described on a plat titled
"Talbot County Sanitary District, Sanitary District No. 2, St. Michaels, Rio
Vista, Bentley-Hay, Royal Oak Areas, Talbot County, Maryland 1972, Revised
May, 1972," filed among the plat records of Talbot County, is not abolished
and shall continue for its original purpose under the administration of the
Department of Public Works.
The County Manager shall file a copy of this chapter with the State
Department of Assessments and Taxation, and upon June 4, 1977, the corporate
existence of the Talbot County Sanitary District, Inc., shall cease.
