HARRY HUGHES, Governor                                      2585

(D) (1) THE TRUST MAY EXPEND MONEY FROM THE FUND TO PRODUCE
AND INSTALL HISTORIC MARKERS AT SITES DETERMINED BY THE TRUST TO
POSSESS STATEWIDE HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE:

(I) IF THE SITE IS ON STATE-OWNED LAND; OR

(II) IF THE SITE IS ON NONSTATE-OWNED LAND AND
ONE-HALF OF THE COST OF PRODUCING AND INSTALLING THE HISTORIC
MARKER IS PROVIDED FROM NONSTATE SOURCES.

(2) HISTORIC MARKERS PRODUCED AND INSTALLED UNDER
THIS SECTION SHALL BE PROPERTY OF THE STATE.

(E) (1) THE TRUST SHALL APPROVE:

(I) THE FORM AND TEXT OF HISTORIC MARKERS
ESTABLISHED UNDER THIS SECTION; AND

(II) EXCEPT AS PROVIDED IN PARAGRAPH (2) OF
THIS SUBSECTION, THE LOCATION OF HISTORIC MARKERS ESTABLISHED
UNDER THIS SECTION.

(2) THE UNIT OF STATE OR LOCAL GOVERNMENT RESPONSIBLE

FOR OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF PUBLIC HIGHWAY AND STREET

RIGHTS-OF-WAY SHALL APPROVE THE LOCATION AND MANNER OF

INSTALLATION OF HISTORIC MARKERS ON PUBLIC HIGHWAY AND STREET
RIGHTS-OF-WAY.

(F) THE FUND SHALL CONSIST OF:

(1) FUNDS AUTHORIZED IN THE STATE BUDGET;

(2) FUNDS RECOVERED BY THE STATE FOR THE REPLACEMENT
OF DAMAGED OR DESTROYED HISTORIC MARKERS; AND

(3) FUNDS FROM ANY OTHER SOURCE.
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(A)  THE TRUST SHALL COMPILE A MARYLAND INVENTORY OF
HISTORIC PROPERTIES WHICH SHALL CONSIST OF ALL DISTRICTS, SITES,
BUILDINGS, STRUCTURES, AND OBJECTS OF KNOWN OR POTENTIAL VALUE TO
THE PREHISTORY, HISTORY, - UPLAND AND UNDERWATER ARCHEOLOGY,
ARCHITECTURE, ENGINEERING, AND CULTURE OF THIS STATE.

(B)  THE TRUST SHALL COMPILE A MARYLAND REGISTER OF HISTORIC
PROPERTIES WHICH SHALL INCLUDE ALL PROPERTIES LISTED IN OR
DETERMINED BY THE DIRECTOR TO BE ELIGIBLE FOR LISTING IN THE
NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES BY THE UNITED STATES
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. THE TRUST SHALL ADOPT REGULATIONS
SPECIFYING PROCEDURES AND CRITERIA OF ELIGIBILITY FOR INCLUSION
OF PROPERTIES IN THE MARYLAND REGISTER OF HISTORIC PROPERTIES.

(C)  DETERMINATIONS OF ELIGIBILITY MADE BY THE DIRECTOR MAY
BE APPEALED TO THE GOVERNOR'S CONSULTING COMMITTEE ON THE