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LAWS OF MARYLAND

Ch. 836

the following:] MOVING TO THE DESIGNATED HOUSEHOLDS ELIGIBLE
UNDER THIS SUBSECTION.

(3)  THE FOLLOWING DESIGNATED HOUSEHOLDS WHICH
MEET THE APPLICABLE CRITERIA OF SUBSECTION (B) ARE ELIGIBLE
UNDER THIS SUBSECTION:

[(1)] (I) A designated [family] HOUSEHOLD which
does not execute [its right to an extended tenancy] AN
EXTENDED LEASE;

[(2)] (II) A designated [family] HOUSEHOLD which
is precluded from having an extended tenancy by the
limitation of subsection [(i)] (K) of this section; or

[(3)] (III) A designated [family] HOUSEHOLD
which is required to vacate their rental unit [pursuant to]
UNDER subsection [(j)] (L)(2) of this section.

(4)  A developer shall also [pay actual]
REIMBURSE moving expenses, up to $750, ACTUALLY AND
REASONABLY INCURRED, [upon presentation of a voucher,] to a
designated [family] HOUSEHOLD who returns to their rental
unit under subsection [(3')] (L)(2) of this section. THE
DESIGNATED HOUSEHOLD SHALL MAKE A WRITTEN REQUEST FOR
REIMBURSEMENT ACCOMPANIED BY REASONABLE EVIDENCE OF THE
COSTS INCURRED WITHIN 30 DAYS FOLLOWING THE DESIGNATED
HOUSEHOLD'S RETURN. THE DEVELOPER SHALL REIMBURSE THE
DESIGNATED HOUSEHOLD WITHIN 30 DAYS FOLLOWING RECEIPT OF THE
REQUEST.

(N) THE SECRETARY OF STATE SHALL PREPARE AN INCOME
ELIGIBILITY FIGURE FOR EACH COUNTY AND STANDARD METROPOLITAN
STATISTICAL AREA OF THE STATE, WHICH SHALL REASONABLY
APPROXIMATE 80 PERCENT OF THE MEDIAN INCOME FOR EACH COUNTY
AND STANDARD METROPOLITAN STATISTICAL AREA. A COUNTY OR
INCORPORATED MUNICIPALITY WHICH IS IN A STANDARD
METROPOLITAN STATISTICAL AREA MAY BY ORDINANCE OR RESOLUTION
ADOPT THE INCOME ELIGIBILITY FIGURE APPLICABLE TO THE COUNTY
OR STANDARD METROPOLITAN STATISTICAL AREA, WHICHEVER IS
GREATER.

11-138.

[(a) In this section, "Local government" means a
county or Baltimore City, or any incorporated municipality,
or a housing agency designated by that local government.

(b) A local government may provide, by local law or
ordinance, that prior to the sale of a rental facility of
more than ten units to any developer or other person for the
purpose of the creation of a condominium regime, the owner
shall provide a right of first refusal to the county
government to purchase the rental facility.