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(1)  INCLUDE THE CAPITAL COSTS OF PRESERVATION
ACTIVITIES, EXCLUDING STUDIES AND SURVEYS, UNDERTAKEN PURSUANT TO
THE REQUIREMENTS OF THIS SUBTITLE AS ELIGIBLE PROJECT COSTS IN
ANY UNDERTAKING OF THE UNIT OR ANY UNDERTAKING WITH FINANCIAL
ASSISTANCE PROVIDED BY THE UNIT.

(2)  AFTER CONSULTATION WITH THE TRUST, REQUIRE
REASONABLE CONDITIONS ON ANY LICENSE, PERMIT, OR AWARD OF
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR A PROPOSED UNDERTAKING TO AVOID,
MITIGATE, OR SATISFACTORILY REDUCE ANY SIGNIFICANT ADVERSE EFFECT
ON A PROPERTY LISTED IN OR DETERMINED ELIGIBLE FOR THE MARYLAND
REGISTER OF HISTORIC PROPERTIES.

(F)  A STATE UNIT MAY SEEK GUIDANCE FROM THE ADVISORY
COUNCIL ESTABLISHED UNDER § 181-0 OF THIS ARTICLE REGARDING
CONDITIONS APPLICABLE TO PERMITS, LICENSES, AND FINANCIAL
ASSISTANCE AUTHORIZED UNDER SUBSECTION (E)(2) OF THIS SECTION.

(G)  BY JULY 1, 1986, THE TRUST SHALL ESTABLISH, WITH THE

APPROVAL OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, ADOPT RULES AND

REGULATIONS ESTABLISHING PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS, GUIDELINES, AND
PROCEDURES FOR THE PRESERVATION OF HISTORIC PROPERTIES OWNED,
CONTROLLED, REGULATED, OR ASSISTED BY A STATE UNIT. THESE
STANDARDS, GUIDELINES, AND PROCEDURES SHALL MINIMIZE THE NEED FOR
TRUST REVIEW AND AVOID ADMINISTRATIVE DUPLICATION AND TIME
DELAYS.

181R.

(A) FAILURE BY A STATE UNIT TO COMPLY WITH THE PROVISIONS
OF §§ 181P AND 181Q OF THIS ARTICLE DOES NOT CREATE A PRIVATE
CAUSE OF ACTION UNDER THE LAWS OF THIS STATE.

(B) A PERSON MAY APPEAL THE REASONABLENESS OF ANY LICENSE
OR PERMIT CONDITION IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ADMINISTRATIVE
PROCEDURE ACT.

181R.

FAILURE BY A STATE UNIT TO COMPLY WITH THE PROVISIONS OF §§
181P AND 181Q OF THIS ARTICLE IS NOT SUBJECT TO JUDICIAL REVIEW.

SECTION 2. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That Section(s)
181E(m) of Article 41 - Governor - Executive and Administrative
Departments of the Annotated Code of Maryland be transferred,
without amendments, to the Session Laws.

SECTION 3. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That the Board of
Trustees shall remain as appointed or elected on July 1, 1985
until the term of the trustee expires, during which time the
Governor shall reappoint or add new appointments to the Board
pursuant to this Act.