WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Governor Ch. 6
8-1103.

(a) (2) The Fund shall be maintained for the purposes stated in this section,
and unspent portions of any appropriations to the Fund shall remain in the Fund and
[shall] MAY not revert to the General Fund.

(b) The Board of Public Works, upon the recommendation of the Secretary [of
Natural Resources], may expend moneys appropriated from the Fund, directly or
through loans or grants to local jurisdictions, for the following types of projects on
Maryland's ocean beaches:

(4) Land acquisition necessary to accomplish any of the [foregoing] types
of projects IN THIS SUBSECTION.

(c) Funds shall be expended only upon projects that further an integrated plan
that has been approved by the Secretary [of Natural Resources] as providing protection
against storm and flood events.

(e) The State shall assume 100 [percent] % of the costs of any land acquisition
project. State assistance for any other type of authorized project [shall not] MAY NOT
exceed 50 [percent] % of nonfederal costs.

(i) The financing plan submitted by the municipality and county in which the
project is located shall:

(2) Set forth the revenue sources to be relied upon to provide the local
costs, which without limitation may include:

(i) As to the county:

1. The recordation tax authorized by Title 12 of the Tax -
Property Article;

2. The admissions and amusement tax authorized by §
4-102(a) of the Tax - General Article;

3. The county income tax authorized by § 10-103 of the Tax -
General Article;

4. State-collected, locally-shared taxes [,] or designated
portions [thereof] OF THE TAXES;

5. Taxes authorized by the Tax - Property Article; AND

6. Revenues raised by establishment of an erosion control
district established pursuant to Article 25, §§ 161 and 163A OF THE CODE; and

(ii) As to the municipality:

1. Taxes authorized by the Tax - Property Article;

2. Fees and charges authorized by Article 23A, § 2(b)(33) OF
THE CODE or [its] THE MUNICIPALITY'S charter; AND

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