Ch. 311                                    LAWS OF MARYLAND

Produce Market Authority. Nothing contained in this subtitle is
intended to relieve the State of Maryland of its obligations to
the holders of the bonds issued by the New Marsh Wholesale
Produce Market Authority as said obligations were imposed by
Chapter 845 of the Laws of Maryland of 1957. In the event of any
sale, lease, reversion or disposal of the property of the
Authority as provided in this subtitle, the property shall not be
used for a period of fifty years thereafter for a wholesale fresh
fruit and vegetable market or for the wholesale distribution of
food products.

(b)  All persons, partnerships, corporations or other legal-
entities which are tenants of the New Marsh Wholesale Produce
Market Authority at the time of the establishment of the market
have an option to relocate in the market established pursuant to
the provisions of this subtitle. Such tenants who elect to
relocate in said market shall be entitled to lease from the
Authority, and the Authority shall lease to such tenants
facilities comparable in size and kind to those occupied by such
tenants in the New Marsh Wholesale Produce Market. Nothing in
this subsection precludes or affects the right of any other
dealer, vendor, bank or any other business normally associated
with the wholesale food business to bid for the right to lease
and/or operate facilities in such new market as may be
constructed.

(c)  Upon the closing of the New Marsh Wholesale Produce
Market, the title to all of the property of the New Marsh
Wholesale Produce Market Authority, as conveyed by the Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore to the New Marsh Wholesale Produce
Market Authority pursuant to Ordinance No. 1019, approved July
11, 1957, shall revert to the Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore. In the event that the title to the property of the New
Marsh Wholesale Produce Market Authority reverts to the Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore as provided in this section, the Mayor
and City Council shall pay to the State of Maryland the fair
market value for purposes other than as a wholesale fresh fruit
and vegetable market or for wholesale distribution of food
products of any new construction or improvements made to the
property of the Authority after July 1, 1972.

[13-107.] 6-107.

(a) An advisory council is created with the function to
consult with the members of the Authority from time to time. The
council has no vote upon the Authority but may be consulted
regularly or from time to time by the Authority, and, upon the
invitation of the Authority, shall attend meetings of the
Authority, either as a group or individually. The Authority shall
submit to the council all proposals on matters which directly
relate to the operating procedures of the produce market facility
in the market, and shall give sufficient notice to the council of
these proposals to allow the council to submit to the Authority

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