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Maryland Manual, 1965-66
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MARYLAND MANUAL 117
acquisition and actual project construction, and administers the dis-
posal of excess property not needed by the Commission.
Financing the State Roads System
The Legislature of 1953, after consideration of a twelve-year pro-
gram for road construction and reconstruction, authorized the Com-
mission to issue additional State Highway Construction Bonds to the
amount of $330,000,000 par value (subject to certain limitations includ-
ing provision that the maximum principal amount of all State High-
way Construction Bonds outstanding at any time shall not exceed
$300,000,000) to finance, in part, the reconstruction of both primary
and secondary roads of the State Highway System and to develop and
construct new roads made mandatory by traffic demands. As of June
30, 1964, State Highway Construction Bonds, Second Issue, of a total
par value of $270,000,000 had been issued against the $330,000,000
authorization, of which $264,670,000 were outstanding. In addition
$23,659,000 of bonds were outstanding of the $100,000,000 issue author-
ized by the 1947 Legislature.
The Commission's fifty percent share of the Gasoline Tax Fund (%
of the 6 cent a gallon rate) and the Excise Tax on Issuance of Certifi-
cates of Title to Motor Vehicles (2% rate), are pledged for debt
service of State Highway Construction Bonds; the remainder of
such revenues, the additional one cent a gallon gasoline tax and the
additional 1% motor vehicle titling tax, together with Federal appro-
priations, participation in project costs by the counties, and proceeds
from the sale of State Highway Construction Bonds, is available for
the construction of highways and bridges. Under certain conditions a
sum not in excess of $10,000,000, authorized by the 1965 Legislature,
may be transferred in any fiscal year from the Construction Fund to
the Maintenance Fund.
Appropriations available to the Commission for the construction
and reconstruction of roads will be supplemented, as required, by pro-
ceeds from the sale of State Highway Construction Bonds to be issued
under the 1953 authorization. The several counties may participate in
the issue of County Highway Construction Bonds as authorized by
Section 211 of Article 89B of the 1967 Code as amended.
Appropriations—1965
Special Funds (including Federal Aid):
Sinking Fund Provision—State Highway Construction
Bonds - $ 21,922,542
Construction of Primary and Secondary Highways—
State System - - - 69,349,213
Maintenance of Highways—State System - 14,686,496
Enforcement of Motor Vehicle Weight-and-Size
Limitations - 501,159
County and Municipality Funds 48,252,976
Total - $154,782,386
Appropriations—1966
Special Funds (including Federal Aid):
Sinking Fund Provision—State Highway Construction
Bonds - - $ 24,168,132
Construction of Primary and Secondary Highways—
State System 67,719,032
Maintenance of Highways—State System 14,890,499
Enforcement of Motor Vehicle Weight-and-Size
Limitations - - 514,625
County and Municipality Funds - 52,575,600
Total , .. .. $159,867,888
Staff: 4,127.

 
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