Ch. 311

LAWS OF MARYLAND

[(3)] (C) To qualify for an accessory or shared
housing loan the owner of a residential property:

[(i)] (1) Must own the property for which the
loan is made and reside in the property after completion of the
rehabilitation;

[(ii)] (2) Must be a family of limited income;
and

[(iii)] (3) Must use the proceeds of the loan
to implement a rehabilitation project in order to provide shared
housing facilities or an accessory dwelling unit for occupancy by
a family of limited income.

[(4)] (D) To qualify for a sheltered housing loan the
owner of a single unit property:

[(i)] (1) Must own the property for which the
loan is made and reside in the property after completion of the
rehabilitation;

[(ii)] (2) Must agree   to provide shelter, meals

and assistance with daily activities to  not more than 15 elderly,

disabled or handicapped persons who    qualify as families of
limited income; and

[(iii)] (3) Must demonstrate that the property
will be certified by the appropriate governing agency to provide
sheltered care to elderly, disabled or handicapped persons.

[(5)] (E), The terms and provisions for accessory,
Shared and sheltered housing loans shall satisfy the requirements
of [§ ll-702(c)(6)] § 2-303(G) OF THIS SUBTITLE.

[(g) (1)] 2-307. (A) The Residential Lead Paint Abatement
Program is created within the Maryland Housing Rehabilitation
Program.

[(2)] (B) The Department shall operate the Program
and make loans for rehabilitation projects for lead paint
abatement from the fund under the provisions of this [section]
SUBTITLE.

[(3)] (C) The terms and provisions for lead paint
abatement loans shall satisfy the requirements of [§
11-702(c)(6)] § 2-303(G) OF THIS SUBTITLE.

[(4)] (D) To qualify for a lead paint abatement loan,
the owner of a residential building:

[(i)] (1) Must own a building in need of lead
paint abatement, that is otherwise structurally sound or must

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