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LAWS OF MARYLAND

Ch. 836

(c)  A developer shall pay actual moving expenses., up
to $750, upon presentation of a voucher, to any tenant who
does not exercise the right of first refusal.

(d)  Failure to fulfill the provisions of this section
does not affect the validity of any grant to a purchaser for
value.]

11-136.

(A) (1) AN OWNER REQUIRED TO GIVE NOTICE. UNDER §
11-102.1 SHALL OFFER IN WRITING TO EACH TENANT ENTITLED TO
RECEIVE THAT NOTICE THE RIGHT TO PURCHASE THAT PORTION OF
THE PROPERTY OCCUPIED BY THE TENANT AS HIS RESIDENCE. THE
OFFER SHALL BE AT A PRICE AND ON TERMS AND CONDITIONS AT
LEAST AS FAVORABLE AS THE PRICE, TERMS, AND CONDITIONS
OFFERED FOR THAT PORTION OF THE PROPERTY TO ANY OTHER PERSON
DURING THE 180 DAY PERIOD FOLLOWING THE GIVING OF THE NOTICE
REQUIRED BY § 11-102.1. SETTLEMENT CANNOT BE REQUIRED ANY
EARLIER THAN 120 DAYS AFTER THE OFFER IS ACCEPTED BY THE
TENANT.

(2) THE OFFER TO EACH TENANT SHALL BE MADE
CONCURRENTLY WITH THE GIVING OF THE NOTICE REQUIRED BY §
11-102.1, SHALL BE A PART OF THAT NOTICE, AND SHALL STATE AT
LEAST THE FOLLOWING:

(I)  THAT THE OFFER WILL TERMINATE UPON THE
EARLIER TO OCCUR OF TERMINATION OF THE LEASE BY THE TENANT
OR 60 DAYS AFTER DELIVERY;

(II)  THAT ACCEPTANCE OF THE OFFER BY A
TENANT WHO MEETS THE CRITERIA FOR AN EXTENDED LEASE UNDER
SUBSECTION (B) OF § 11-137 IS CONTINGENT UPON THE TENANT NOT
RECEIVING AN EXTENDED LEASE;

(III)  THAT SETTLEMENT CANNOT BE REQUIRED
ANY EARLIER THAN 120 DAYS AFTER ACCEPTANCE BY THE TENANT;
AND

(IV)  THAT THE TENANT IS ENTITLED TO
REIMBURSEMENT FOR MOVING EXPENSES AS PROVIDED IN SUBSECTION
(H). DELIVERY OF A NOTICE IN THE FORM SPECIFIED IN
SUBSECTION (F) OF § 11-102.1 MEETS THE REQUIREMENTS OF THIS
SUBPARAGRAPH.

(B)  (1) NOTWITHSTANDING THE PROVISIONS OF SUBSECTION
(A), AN OWNER MAY MAKE ANY ALTERATIONS OR ADDITIONS TO THE
SIZE, LOCATION, CONFIGURATION, AND PHYSICAL CONDITION OF THE
PROPERTY. THE DEVELOPER IS NOT REQUIRED TO MAKE THE
BOUNDARIES OF ANY PORTION OF THE PROPERTY OCCUPIED BY A
TENANT AS THE TENANT'S RESIDENCE COINCIDE WITH THE
BOUNDARIES OF A UNIT.