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234.

(c) The Secretary shall have the right and authority to transfer any function or
activity of the agencies within the jurisdiction of the Department of Natural
Resources, together with the staff, funds and equipment associated with that
function or activity, to the office of the Secretary. Such staff as may be transferred
to the office of the Secretary may be moved by order of the Secretary to another
location as may be deemed necessary for the proper and efficient functioning of the
office of Secretary of Natural Resources. The Secretary may transfer from any
department or agency within his jurisdiction to any other department or agency
within his jurisdiction any function or activity, together with the staff, funds, and
equipment associated therewith, for the purpose of increasing the efficiency and
economy of natural resources administration in the State. Whenever, in the
Secretary's judgment, such transfers of functions or activities render the name of
any of the departments, agencies, commissions, boards, or committees enumerated
in § 233 (a) of this article misleading or inadequate, he may, with approval of the
Governor, assign a new name or names to the unit or units affected; when he has
done so, the Secretary shall cause to be submitted to the next ensuing session of
the General Assembly a legislative proposal for appropriate amendment of § 233
(a) of [Article 66C of this Code.] THIS ARTICLE.

441.

(a) Any political subdivision of the State (defined for purposes of this section as
a county or the City of Baltimore) may apply to the Secretary for a loan to
finance, with respect to an industrial park project described in the application, any
one or more of the following industrial park project costs:

(1)  Planning and/or engineering study costs;

(2)  Land acquisition;

(3)  Water distribution, sewer collection and other utility lines, unless and except
to the extent that any such costs are or will be borne by a public utility;

(4)  Access and internal roads;

(5)  Street lighting;

(6)  Installation of rail spurs, unless and except to the extent that any such [cost]
COSTS are or will be borne by a railroad;

(7)  Costs unique to a specialized industrial park, including, without limitation,
items such as bulkheading, docks and aircraft runways or aprons;

(8)  Site preparation, such as clearing and grading;

(9)     Rehabilitation of existing buildings to make them suitable for
manufacturing, assembly, fabricating, processing, warehousing, research and
development, or office use. Such buildings may be intended for multitenant or

single tenant occupancy.

SECTION 2. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That this Act shall take
effect July 1, 1973.

Approved April 26, 1973.