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P.L.L., 1930, Art. 7, sec. 323; 1965 Code, sec. 424; 1927, ch. 326; 1976 Code, sec. 13-1; 2000, ch. 601.
The County Commissioners of Carroll County, Maryland, are authorized and empowered to rescind, repeal, and revoke the resolution passed and adopted by the County Commissioners of Carroll County on the 18th day of January, 1915, exempting from taxation in Carroll County the tools, machinery, manufacturing implements and engines of corporations, firms and individuals actually engaged in manufacturing; and the County Commissioners of Carroll County are authorized and empowered to rescind, repeal and revoke any resolution that may be passed and adopted by the County Commissioners of Carroll County under the authority of the provisions of Chapter 528, of the Acts of the General Assembly of Maryland, passed at its January session in the year 1914, and codified as §§ 7-208, 7-214, 7-215, 7-217 and 7-225 of the Tax-General Article of the Annotated Code of Maryland.
Provided, however, that all such tools, manufacturing implements, engines and machinery, which may have been acquired since the Resolution of the County Commissioners of Carroll County on January, 18, 1915, and down to the date of the repeal of the Resolution as authorized by the provisions of this section, provided a Resolution of repeal should be had, shall continue to be exempt from assessment and taxation in Carroll County from the date of the passage of the resolution of repeal for a period of five (5) years thereafter.
1965 Code, sec. 425; 1959, ch. 443; 1976 Code, sec. 13-2; 2000, ch. 601.
All persons, firms or corporations owning any house trailer or house trailers which trailer or trailers are located in Carroll County for a period of more than ten days at any one time shall, upon the expiration of the ten-day period, immediately notify the Supervisor of Assessments of Carroll County, in writing, of the location of the trailer or trailers in Carroll County. Failure to comply with the provisions of this section shall result in a penalty of ten percent (10%) of the tax due for each month that the owner shall fail to notify the Supervisor of Assessments.
1971, ch. 100; 1976 Code, sec. 13-3; 2000, ch. 601.
The County Commissioners of Carroll County are authorized to tax or collect fees from the owners, lessors or occupants of any house trailer or mobile home in Carroll County and to provide by resolution for rules and regulations for the imposition and collection of the tax or fees as deemed necessary.
P.L.L, 1888, Art. 7, sec. 134; 1930, sec. 324; 1965 Code, sec. 426; 1862, ch. 216; 1906, ch. 365, sec. 134; 1976 Code, sec. 14-1; 1980, ch. 646; 2000, ch. 601.
The County Commissioners of Carroll County shall have general charge of and control over all public highways, roads, bridges, streets and alleys of Carroll County except within the limit of incorporated towns. The County Commissioners shall keep the public highways, roads, bridges, streets, and alleys of Carroll County in repair and reasonably safe for public travel, and to that end the County Commissioners shall exercise a general supervision over them throughout the County, and direct general and special repairs and improvements whenever the County Commissioners shall deem general and special repairs and improvements necessary or advisable for public convenience or safety. The County Commissioners shall have all the powers with respect to the public highways of the County stated under this title and vested in the County Commissioners by the public general laws of this State. The County Commissioners shall assume all liabilities with respect to the public highways of the County including the right to sue and be sued. The County Commissioners shall have all the powers enumerated under this title, and all such other and further powers as may be reasonably implied from the nature of the duties imposed on them by this title.
P.L.L., 1930, Art. 7, sec. 325; 1965 Code, sec. 427; 1906, ch. 365, sec. 135; 1943, ch. 177; 1976 Code, sec. 14-2; 2000, ch. 601.
It shall be the duty of the County Commissioners, as soon as possible after April 3, 1906, to divide the County into road districts, the boundaries of which and the number of such road districts shall be determined by the County Commissioners with regard to the convenient and economical construction and repair of the roads. Each road district shall be numbered, and all public roads and large bridges in the County shall be named, and, as far as possible, with the names by which they are ordinarily known in the neighborhood. The roads in the County shall be classified into main and district roads, and the district roads into first-class, second-class, etc., according to the amount of travel each receives. They shall have prepared a road map of the County upon a scale large enough to show all roads and bridges and the distance between intersections of roads and prominent points and the names of each road and bridge, which map shall be prepared within reasonable time. Whenever a new road shall be opened or accepted, or an old road altered or closed, the location or the fact that the old road has been altered or closed shall be promptly designated on the map. The County Commissioners may at their discretion have finger boards or sign posts placed at roads, crossings or intersections designating the distance to the nearest prominent point.
P.L.L., 1930, Art. 7, sec. 327; 1965 Code, sec. 428; 1906, ch. 365, sec. 137; 1965, ch. 462, sec. 327; 1976 Code, sec. 14-3; 2000, ch. 601.
The County Commissioners shall annually levy county taxes, in an amount as determined by the County Commissioners from time to time, for the repair and maintenance of the public roads and bridges in the County.
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