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(A)     CONSTRUCTION OF EQUIPMENT
STORAGE BUILDING ON THE
MAINLAND............................................ 59,000

(B)     CONSTRUCTION OF MATERIAL
STORAGE AND SHOP BUILDING

ON THE MAINLAND .......................... 69,000

TOTAL—ASSATEAGUE ISLAND STATE
PARK .................................................................. 128,000

(1) (2) Cunningham Falls State Park:

(A)     Development of West area initial camp-
ing facilities to include 2 shower build-
ings, camping area roads (6,000 L.F.),

and 60 parking spaces............................ 190,000

(B)     TO SUPPLEMENT THE APPROPRI-
ATION FOR "DEVELOPMENT OF
WEST AREA, INCLUDING EN-
TRANCE ROAD, UTILITIES, BATH-
HOUSE, CONCESSION BUILDING,
BEACH DEVELOPMENT, COM-
FORT STATION, PARKING AREAS
AND PICNIC SITES" AS SHOWN
ON PAGE 996 OF THE ACTS OF
1969; SECTION 8 OF CHAPTER
409 OF THE ACTS OF 1969 BEING
HEREBY MODIFIED TO THE EX-
TENT THAT SAID WORKS MAY BE
UNDERTAKEN UPON SATISFAC-
TORY ASSURANCES TO THE
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS THAT
SAID PROJECT CAN BE COM-
PLETED WITH THE AGGREGATE
OF FUNDS HEREIN AND HERE-
TOFORE APPROPRIATED FOR

THAT PURPOSE .................................. 300,000

TOTAL—CUNNINGHAM FALLS STATE

PARK .................................................................. 490,000

(2) (3) Deep Creek State Park:

Development of additional camping
facilities to include 2 washhouses, roads
(4,600 L.F.), and 70 campsites ............ 142,000

(3) (4) Elk Neck State Park:

Continued development of Stony Point
camping facilities to include 4 shower
buildings and extension of water and
electrical services .................................. 232,000

(4) (5) Greenbrier State Park:

Continued development of day use and
maintenance facilities to include 2 com-
fort stations, day use parking area
(200 cars), and storage building ........ 146,000

(6) PATAPSCO STATE PARK:

ACQUISITION OF 614 ACRES OF
WOODSTOCK COLLEGE PROP-