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2005 LAWS OF MARYLAND
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Ch. 514
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(d) (E) (d) (1) The Secretary shall dispose of surplus personal property IN
THE FOLLOWING ORDER OF PRIORITY:
(I) BY OFFERING THE PROPERTY TO THE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM
IN THE LOCAL JURISDICTION IN WHICH THE PROPERTY ORIGINATED;
(II) BY OFFERING THE PROPERTY TO THE LOCAL JURISDICTION IN
WHICH THE PROPERTY ORIGINATED;
(III) BY OFFERING THE PROPERTY TO NONPROFIT ENTITIES IN THE
JURISDICTION IN WHICH THE PROPERTY ORIGINATED;
(IV) BY OFFERING THE PROPERTY TO THE LOCAL JURISDICTION OR
NONPROFIT ENTITY RECOMMENDED BY THE ORIGINAL CUSTODIAL UNIT OF THE
PROPERTY;
(V) BY OFFERING THE PROPERTY TO THE PUBLIC AT—A
CENTRALIZED WAREHOUSE LOCATION;
(i) (VI) (i) by dismantling it for recovery of valuable parts;
(ii) (VII) (ii) by trading it in;
(iii) (VIII) (iii) by transferring it to a local jurisdiction
JURISDICTION, PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM, or nonprofit organization;
(IV) BY TRANSFERRING IT TO A PUBLIC SCHOOL;
[(iv)] (V) (IX) by auctioning or selling it, including selling it for
scrap value; or
[(v)] (VI) (X) if no value can be realized from it, by destroying it.
(2) If surplus personal property is destroyed under this subsection, the
unit of the State government that declared the item to be excess personal property
shall pay any cost of destruction.
(e) (F) (e) The Secretary may delegate the authority to dispose of surplus
personal property to a designee of the Secretary or, by regulation, to another unit of
the State government.
SECTION 2. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That this Act shall take effect
October 1, 2005.
Approved May 26, 2005.
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CHAPTER 514
(Senate Bill 886)
AN ACT concerning
Charles County - New School Capacity Construction Bonds - Limitation
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