HARRY HUGHES, Governor                                           585

(2)  Real and tangible personal property owned by the
Lynch Point Improvement Association, Inc., of River Drive in
Baltimore County, and used exclusively for community or civic
purposes;

(3)  The County Council, by ordinance or resolution,
may grant a credit against local taxation only for real property
owned by the Twin River Protective and Improvement Association,
Inc.;

(4)  The County Council, by ordinance or resolution,
may grant a credit against local taxation only for real property
owned by the Bowley's Quarters Improvement Association, Inc.;

(5)  The County Council, by ordinance or resolution,
may grant a credit against local taxation only for real property
owned by the Oliver Beach Improvement Association, Inc.;

(6)  Real property owned by the Chestnut Ridge
Improvement Association of Baltimore County, Inc.;

(7)  The County Council, by ordinance or resolution,
may grant a credit against county taxation only for real property
owned by the Baltimore County Game and Fish Association;

(8)  The County Council, by ordinance or resolution,
may grant a credit against county taxation only, for the real
property owned by the Eastfield Civic Association, Inc.;

(9)  The County Council, by ordinance or resolution,
may grant a credit against county taxation only for real property
which is used exclusively for and occupied by the fire museum of
Maryland;

(10)  The County Council, by ordinance or resolution,
may grant a credit against county taxation only for real property
owned by the Carney Rod and Gun Club; [and]

(11)   For county taxation only, real and tangible
personal property owned by the Relay Improvement Association of
Baltimore County, Inc., and devoted to and used exclusively for
community, civic, educational, recreational, or library purposes.
The use of the property may not be contingent upon payment of a
rental fee or other compensation unless the fee or other
compensation is used by the association solely for improvement or
maintenance of the property; AND

(12)  (I) THE TERMS "COMMON ELEMENTS", "CONDOMINIUM",
"COUNCIL OF UNIT OWNERS", AND "UNIT" HAVE THE SAME MEANING IN
THIS PARAGRAPH AS THEY HAVE IN §§ 11-101 AND 11-109 OF THE REAL
PROPERTY ARTICLE.

(II) THE COUNTY COUNCIL MAY GRANT A CREDIT
AGAINST COUNTY TAXATION ONLY, TO EACH UNIT OF A CONDOMINIUM, IF: