MARVIN MANDEL, Governor                               1315

FACILITIES, treads of industrial, population or other
developments, the habits and standards of life of the
people of the State, and the relation of land use within
the State to land use within adjoining areas;

[[(3) THE IDENTIFICATION OF POTENTIAL AREAS OF
CRITICAL STATE CONCERN AND THE DESIGNATION OF SUCH AREAS
AS PREVIOUSLY DETERMINED BY THE BOARD IN ACCORDANCE WITH
THE PROVISIONS SET FORTH IN SECTION 19 HEREIN.]]

(3) THE IDENTIFICATION OF AREAS OF CRITICAL STATE

CONCERN, AFTER CONSULTATION WITH AND CONSIDERATION OF

RECOMMENDATIONS SUBMITTED TO THE SECRETARY BY THE LOCAL

SUBDIVISIONS. THIS DEPARTMENT MAY ESTABLISH GUIDELINES

FOR USE BY THE LOCAL SUBDIVISIONS IN MAKING THEIR

RECOMMENDATIONS AS TO WHAT ARE THE AREAS OF CRITICAL

STATE CONCERN. EVERY COUNTY AND THE CITY OF BALTIMORE

SHALL MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE DEPARTMENT AS TO THE
AREAS WITHIN THEIR RESPECTIVE JURISDICTIONS WHICH SHOULD
BE DESIGNATED AS BEING OF CRITICAL STATE CONCERN.

[ (3) ] (4) The major circulation pattern recommended
for the State, including major routes and terminals of
transit, transportation and communication facilities
whether used for movement within the State or for
movement from and to* adjoining areas;

[ (4) ] (5) Recommendations concerning the need for
the proposed general location of major public and private
works and facilities, such as utilities, flood control
works, water reservoirs and pollution control facilities
and military or defense installations, which works or
facilities, by reason of their function, size, extent,
legal status, or for any other cause are of State as
distinguished from purely local concern, or the
authorization, location or construction of which are
legally within the province or jurisdiction of State
bodies or officials, or which for any other cause are
appropriate subjects for inclusion in the State
development plan as distinguished from the local or
regional public plans or programs;

[(5)] (6) A comprehensive   analysis and evaluation

of the capital plans and     programs of the State

departments, agencies,                 commissions, and
instrumentalities;

[(6)] (7) A review and analysis of all federal
grants, loans or services of any type whatsoever
available to this State, AND STATE GRANTS TO LOCAL
GOVERNMENTS, including an analysis of the impact on this
State of existing and proposed future federal programs;

[ (7) ] (8) Such other recommendations of the