Ch. 4

1992 LAWS OF MARYLAND

(ii) The Maryland Historical Trust and the Commission on
Historic Architectural Preservation have reviewed and approved
the design for the expansion of the State Library Resource Center
located at the Pratt Central Library..................................................           6,000,000

Section 1(3)(A)(7)(b)

(ix) Design and prepare detailed plans and specifications for a
computer LINKAGE AND Research Facility at the Maryland
Science and Technology Center in Bowie, provided that this
appropriation may not be expended prior to receipt and approval
by the budget committees of a project program for the
COMPUTER LINKAGE AND Research Facility. THIS
AUTHORIZATION SHALL NOT TERMINATE BEFORE
JUNE 1, 1994......................................................................................             500,000

Section 1(3)(A)

(8) St. Mary's College of Maryland (St. Mary's County):

(a) Construct a New Academic Building................................................ [11,924,000]

11,214,000

(B) PROVIDE A PORTION OF THE FUNDS FOR THE
CONSTRUCTION OF PHASE I OF THE HEALTH SCIENCES
FACILITY AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND AT
BALTIMORE.....................................................................................               710,000

Section 1(3)(E)(1)

[(f) Not more than $555,000 to provide grants for the modernization
and restoration of privately-owned septic systems, provided that
this appropriation for the Septic System Modernization and
Restoration capital program shall not be expended until the
budget committees review a report provided by the Department of
the Environment that (1) identifies other State programs providing
septic system assistance and funding to homeowners, including the
Department of Environment's Innovative and Alternative Septic
System program and the Department of Housing and Community
Development's Indoor Plumbing Loan program; (2) describes each
septic system program, including purpose, statutory authorization,
eligible types of housing, eligible applicants, loan or grant terms,
eligible improvements, current and prior federal and State current
fund balances, and review criteria used by each department to
decide which applicants receive funding; (3) explains how the
various septic system programs are coordinated to form a
comprehensive State septic system improvement program that
prevents duplication of septic system assistance; (4) provides
information, if available, on income levels of past beneficiaries of
each septic system program, including information on the number

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