Legal Opinion
Spring v. Bradley
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Decided July 28, 1999No. 121PublishedCited by 2 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
WILNER, Judge.
Appellant, Rodney Spring, owns a 13.26-acre undeveloped tract of land in Talbot County that lies adjacent to the Town of Oxford. It is separated from the town boundary by a 20-foot right of way. Since 1990, in an effort to obtain water and sewer service from the town, Spring has sought to have the town annex his property. Although at one point the town considered- annexation, it has declined to annex, and it has refused to provide municipal water and sewer service to the Spring property absent annexation.
In May, 1997, Mr. Spring got tired of waiting and filed this action in the…
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