 As a result of the recommendation of the study commission, Maryland Delegate Paul Waters introduced a bill to establish the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission, and the General Assembly passed the bill on April 8, 1916.WSSC was originally created to study the drainage situation in Montgomery and Prince George's counties and to recommend the best possible sewage system.In 1918, the Commission released its report, written by Robert B. Morse and Harry Hall, to the General Assembly.