Md. Code, Local Government § 26-402
This is the official text of Md. Code, Local Government § 26-402, part of Maryland’s Code, Local Government — governs the powers and operations of Maryland counties and municipalities.
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§26–402.
Official statutory text
The plan developed under § 26–401 of this subtitle shall include:
(1) the location of each proposed drainage project on a map, drawing, or aerial photograph;
(2) a general delineation of the boundaries of the area affected by the drainage association with the general location in the county affected;
(3) engineering plans in sufficient detail to describe the proposed project;
(4) a general delineation of the boundaries of each tract of land in the area affected by the drainage association, including an estimate of the acreage of each tract; and
(5) the total estimated construction cost of each proposed drainage project.
(1) the location of each proposed drainage project on a map, drawing, or aerial photograph;
(2) a general delineation of the boundaries of the area affected by the drainage association with the general location in the county affected;
(3) engineering plans in sufficient detail to describe the proposed project;
(4) a general delineation of the boundaries of each tract of land in the area affected by the drainage association, including an estimate of the acreage of each tract; and
(5) the total estimated construction cost of each proposed drainage project.
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