The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-05-12
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DUBLIC LOCAL LAW.
To Authorize and Require the County
Commissioners to Make q Special
Levy on the Assessable Prop
erty of Tuxedo
CHAPTER 155.

Levy on the Assessable Prop
erty of Tuxedo
Park.
CHAPTER 155.
AN ACT to authorize and require the County
Commissioners of Baltimore county to make
special levy of not more than twenty cents
on each one hundred dollars of the assessable
property in Tuxedo Park, in Baltimore county,
for the purpose of bettering the roads. side
walks, sanitary measures, drainage and other
improvements in said Park. If twenty or more
persons owning taxable property in said Park
shall petition annually therefore.
SECTION ]. Be u enacted 6v the General Assens-
6ly Of Maryland That the Board of County Com
missioners shall annually levy upon the assessa-
bic property of each one hundred dollars of the
whole assessable property of Tuxedo Park in
Baltimore county at the time Of making the
county levy. sum of money not exceeding the
sum Of twenty cents for the use and purpose of
bettering the roads, sidewalks, sanitary meas
ures, drainage and other improvements in said
Tuxedo Park, which shall be collected as other
county taxes are collected; that the said County
nual tax levy for the year one thousand nine
hundred and six. and each succeeding year. are
make special annual levy of not more than
twenty cents on each one hundred dollars of the
whole asseesable property situated and located
county, which are about thus described. to wit !:
Beginning for the same at q stone set in the
ground on the east side of the Evans Chapel
road, now called Roland avenue, said stone being
the beginning of that tract of land, which by
deed dated April Sd, 1872, and recorded among
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3. H. A.. No a. folio 4l6, etc, was conveyed by
Anna Maria Evans to Daniel Alder, and running
thence binding on the first line mentioned and
described in said deed south eighty eight de-
grees, east sixty-nine and three tenths perches
to the centre of the Baltimore and Delta Rail-
way, now the Maryland and Pennsylvania Rail
road, and to the end of the first line of that lot
of ground which by deed dated March 11th. 1879,
and recorded among said land records in Lber
Daniel Alder to David M. Perine thence bind
ing on the second line of said lot of ground and
on the centre OF said mentioned railway, south
and one-tenth perches and to the end of the
third line of that lot of ground, which by deed
dated March llth, 1879, and recorded among said
land records in Liber j. B.. No. Ill, folio 251 etc.,
was conveyed by David NJ. Perine to Daniel
Alder; thence binding reversely on said line
and on the centre of said railway south eleven
and three-Quarters degrees, east fifteen and
fOur-tenths percheS and to the end of nine and
FIVE tenths perches on the fourth line of the
land conveyed as aforesaid by Anna Maria Evans
to Daniel Alder: thence with said line south
thirty-four degrees, east eleven perches to the
end of the same, and to a stone marked I'd" set
ground which by deed dated April 14th. 1879, and
recorded among said land records in Liber e.
4. A., No 50, folio BIS. etc. was conveyed by
and William G. Parry thence binding reversely
on the lines of said lot of ground north seven
one-quarter degrees, west thirty-one feet to
grees, west twenty-four perches to the end of
the fourth line of that parcel of ground, which
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among said land records of Baltimore county by
Daniel Alder and wife to the Baltimore and
Delta Railway Company; thence binding re-
the said parcel of ground west 1fty-one and six
tenths feet. south twelve degrees, west two
hundred and seventy-fve and one-h half feet to
the centre of Wyndhuret avenue, and to inter-
sect the south eighty-seven degrees, west sixty
nine and fOur-tenths perches line of the land
the END Of the south eighty degrees. west
one hundred and six and one-h half perches line
of the land conveyed as aforesaid to Wilson and
Parry; thence with said last mentioned line and
with the outlines of the land conveyed to Daniel
Alder as aforesaid, south eighty-seveD degrees
west sixty and eighty four one-hundredths
avenue; thence binding on the east side of Ro-
land avenue north nine and One-half degrees
stone the1ce soptb bu eiobtyiue snS ona'6aif
degrees, west eighty-five one hundredths of one
perch; thence on or near the centre of Roland
perches north nine degrees west twenty-eiRht
perches, north twelve degrees, west eleven and
eight-tenths perches: and to intersect line
drawn north eighty-eigh degrees west from the
beginning, and thence reversing the line so
drawn and binding thereon south eighty-eight
place of beginning, containing thfrty-five acres.
three roods and four perches or land. more or
less the said special tax to be collected as other
county taxes are collected in said county, and
when so collected to be paid over to treasurer OF
the Tuxedo Park Protective Association by the
be used exclusively for the betterment of the
roads and sidewalks, drainage, sanitary meas
ures and other improvements of Tuxedo Park;
provided that this section shall be applicable if
twenty or more taxable residents OF the SAID
Tuxedo Park shall, forty days prior to the said
annual levy, petition the said County Commits
sioners asking such special levy to be made.
SECTION 2. Be 1t enacted, That whenever such
petition is filed the County Commissioners shall
give notice of the filing thereof by publication
in two newspapers published in Baltimore
county for two successive weeks. Immediately
following the filing of such petition, and If
petition signed by equal or larger number of
taxpayers, residents of Tuxedo Park, repre-
senting q larger amount of taxable property
than the parties petitioning be filed prior to such
levy. objecting thereto, then the Commissioners
shall refuse to make such additional levy.
SECTION 8. And be IL further enacted. That the
said County Commissioners shall, within
and after the first levy hereunder is made, cause
and procure a survey to be made of Tuxedo
Park on or as near as practicable to the lines as
herein designated. locating the same by metes
be deducted from the first assessment as herein
provided for.
SECTION /. And be IL enacted, That this Act
shall take effect from the date of its passage.
Approved April 4th. 1905.
EDWIN WAKEFIELD,
Governor.
CARvILLE D. BENSON,
Speaker of the House of Delegates.
JOSEPH B. SETH,
President of the Senate
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF CLERK OF THE HOUSE.
4 hereby certify, that the aforegoing is a true
CODY of an Act of the General Assembly of
w. A. PERCY,
Chief Clerk Of the House.
HENRY P. MANN,
JOHN ". SLADE,