WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Governor                    Ch. 11

Trust to determine if the proposed capital project or projects
will adversely affect any property listed in or eligible for the
Maryland Register of Historic Properties.

(4) To the extent feasible, and as early in the
planning process as possible, a State unit utilizing nonbudgeted
funds for capital projects subject to the reporting requirements
of [Article 88C, § 10(d) of the Code] § 5-309(C) OF THE STATE
FINANCE AND PROCUREMENT ARTICLE, shall consult with the Trust to
determine if the capital project will adversely affect any
property listed in or eligible for the Maryland Register of
Historic Properties.

DRAFTER'S NOTE: This corrects outdated cross-references in
Article 41, § 5-307(a)(2) and (4).

Former Article 88C, § 10 became § 5-309 of the State
Finance and Procurement Article in Ch. 11 of the Acts
of the Regular Session of 1985.

The outdated cross-references were noted by the Michie
Company.

In cooperation with the Trust and[,] subject to
resources, each State unit shall:

(1)  Establish a program to identify, document, and
nominate to the Trust all properties owned or controlled by the
unit that appear to qualify for inclusion in the Maryland
Register of Historic Properties;

(2)  Exercise caution to ensure that any property that
is listed in or determined eligible for the Maryland Register of
Historic Properties is not inadvertently transferred, sold,
demolished, destroyed, substantially altered, or allowed to
deteriorate significantly; and

(3)  Prior to acquiring, constructing, or leasing a
building for the purpose of carrying out the unit's
responsibilities, use, to the extent prudent and practicable, any
historic building under its control and available to the unit.

DRAFTER'S NOTE: This deletes extraneous punctuation in
Article 41, § 5-308(a).

The extraneous punctuation, a comma, was contained in
Ch. 500 of the Acts of the Regular Session of 1985.

The extraneous punctuation was noted by the Michie
Company.

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