The Government of Maryland
The Government of Maryland
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It requires the Board of Election Supervisors upon petition of 10, 000 voters or of 20% of the registered voters of any county or of Baltimore City, or upon demand of the mayor and council, to submit to the people at the next general election the question of whether they desire the draft- ing a charter and the election of a charter board. The personnel of the board, which must consist of eleven reg- istered voters for Baltimore City, and five for a county, may be determined at the same election.... If the popular verdict is in favor of a charter board, the members elected must within six months after election prepare a charter to be presented to the mayor or county com- 6For further details of this revelation see Dodds, A County Manager Charter in Maryland, National Municipal Review, vol. 9, No. 8, p. 507-9.
175 missioners who will publish it in the newspapers within thirty days after submission. It must then be submitted to the voters at the next general or Congressional elec- tion. The charter must create an elective legislative body with power to pass local laws on subjects covered by the enabling act passed in 1918, thus ending local legislation by the Assembly for the county accepting home rule.
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It requires the Board of Election Supervisors upon petition of 10, 000 voters or of 20% of the registered voters of any county or of Baltimore City, or upon demand of the mayor and council, to submit to the people at the next general election the question of whether they desire the draft- ing a charter and the election of a charter board. The personnel of the board, which must consist of eleven reg- istered voters for Baltimore City, and five for a county, may be determined at the same election.... If the popular verdict is in favor of a charter board, the members elected must within six months after election prepare a charter to be presented to the mayor or county com- 6For further details of this revelation see Dodds, A County Manager Charter in Maryland, National Municipal Review, vol. 9, No. 8, p. 507-9.
175 missioners who will publish it in the newspapers within thirty days after submission. It must then be submitted to the voters at the next general or Congressional elec- tion. The charter must create an elective legislative body with power to pass local laws on subjects covered by the enabling act passed in 1918, thus ending local legislation by the Assembly for the county accepting home rule.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ella Lonn to read onlineMoreLess
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