Anne Arundel County v. City of Annapolis

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• finding that areas of land separated by water were not noncontiguous pursuant to the Annapolis municipal annexation statute
• under municipal annexation statute, separating areas of land by water does not render them non-contiguous
• under municipal annexation statute, separating areas of land by water does not render them non-contiguous
• under municipal annexation statute, areas of land separated by water does not render them non-contiguous
• “The navigable waterways within Maryland’s boundaries and the lands beneath them generally are ‘held’ by the State for the benefit of the inhabitants of Maryland.” (citations omitted)
• “ ‘Real property’ is defined similarly in Random House ... as ‘an estate or property consisting of lands and of all appurtenances to lands, as buildings, crops, or mineral rights.’”

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