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LAWS OF MARYLAND

[Ch. 892

[shall] MAY not be inconsistent with the use of the
property for park purposes. Any lease and/or contract
executed under the authority of this section shall
contain a condition, stating specifically the purpose for
which the property is lease, and/or the privilege,
permit, or concession is granted.

[36.] 5-111.

The Commission [is authorized to] MAY sell, convey,
transfer, lease, or exchange any land held by it under
this [subheading] TITLE and deemed by the Commission not
to be needed for park purposes or other purposes of this
[subheading] TITLE.

[37.1 5-112.

The Commission [is authorized to] MAY sell or
otherwise dispose of any playground and recreational
facilities [which may] no longer [be] needed for public
use and [to] use the proceeds of [any such] THE sale or
other disposition for the construction, acquisition, or
improvement of any other playground or recreational
facilities in the Metropolitan District. The Commission
[is] also [authorized to] MAY exchange with the United
States of America, the State of Maryland, or any other
public body or agency any land held or acquired by the
Commission in its own name or in the name of the State of
Maryland for playground or recreational facilities,
except park lands acquired by the Commission pursuant to
an agreement with the National Capital Planning
Commission, for any other land held or acquired by the
United States, the State of Maryland, or any other public
body or agency, and, in the sole discretion of the
Commission deemed to be as more suitable for playground
and recreational purposes than the land held by it and
[so] offered in exchange. [Any such] THE exchange may be
accompanied by a partial cash consideration moving either
to or from the Commission; and any [such] exchange,
effected as aforesaid, shall be deemed and is declared to
be an acquisition of land for the public uses hereinabove
in this [subheading] TITLE defined.

[38.] 5-113.

The Commission may make rules and regulations for
the government and use of all land or other property
acquired by it or under its care. It shall cause these
rules and regulations to be posted on the property to
which they apply. Following their promulgation, they
shall be published at least three times within [sixty] 60
days, in one or more newspapers published in the
Metropolitan District, and [such] THE posting and
publication shall be sufficient notice to all persons.