Right. The City of Fruitland shall have the power to condemn any property, right or interest belonging to any person, persons, corporation, corporations, (whether such corporations be public or private and whether such property, right or interest be impressed with a prior public or quasi-public use or not) for the purpose of making public improvements. "Public improvements" shall be construed to mean sewers, drains, disposal plants, public buildings, water systems, waterworks, water and watercourses, waste reclamation or recycling plants, pollution control installations or devices, rights-of-way, streets, alleys, other public ways and sidewalks, parks, historic monuments and parking lots. The manner of procedure in case of any condemnation proceeding shall be that established in Article 33A of the Annotated Code of Maryland, titled "Eminent Domain."
At least thirty (30) days prior to the filing of any condemnation proceedings, the city shall make an offer to purchase the property to be condemned and, at the time of making such offer, shall place on file in the Department of Finance of the city a plat showing each property to be acquired by condemnation and the sum offered or to be offered to each landowner, all or part of whose properties are to be acquired by purchase or condemnation; and such plat shall be a public record and available for inspection by the public; and each person whose property is to be acquired in whole or in part shall be given written notice of the location of said plat and its availability for inspection.