EXECUTIVE ORDERS
Baltimore
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6,128,138
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1,247,029
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Calvert
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372,476
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121,987
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Caroline
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216,751
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16,523
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Carroll
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979,915
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85,092
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Cecil
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601,981
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28,398
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Charles
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768,640
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382,003
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Dorchester
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274,121
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54,731
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Frederick
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1,154,775
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322,318
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Garrett
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243,155
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27,700
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Harford
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1,383,365
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401,715
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Howard
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1,285,915
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1,177,912
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Kent
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153,000
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16,894
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Montgomery
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5,859,476
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448,135
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Prince George's
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6,175,496
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1,477,555
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Queen Anne's
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260,462
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50,807
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St. Mary's
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591,046
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116,072
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Somerset
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173,032
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63,108
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Talbot
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245,888
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4,626
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Washington
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1,027,273
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178,155
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Wicomico
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618,373
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40,480
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Worcester
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314,192
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106,158
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TOTAL
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40,000,000
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10,208,750
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(D) [(4)] Any County may redesignate any portion
of its Housing Bond allocation for the issuance of any other
bonds for which an allocation is required under the Tax
Reform Act if such redesignation is approved by the Mayor,
County Executive or Board of County Commissioners.
(E) [(5)] Any transfer by a County of any portion
of its Housing Bond allocation under this Proclamation shall
be conditioned upon its use by the transferee for Housing
Bonds.
(F) [(6)] No portion of the allocation to each
County for other than Housing Bonds may be used for the
issuance of Housing Bonds.
(2) [(b)] Municipal Corporations.
(A) [(1)] The Secretary shall initially allocate
two and one-half percent of the Maryland State Ceiling to
any or all of those Local Issuers which are municipal
corporations subject to the provisions of Article XI-E of
the Maryland Constitution (a "Municipal Corporation") for
the issuance of any bond for which an allocation is required
under the Tax Reform Act.
(B) [(2)] The Secretary shall process requests for
allocations to Municipal Corporations on a first come, first
served basis, after receipt of a written request from a
Municipal Corporation to make such allocation.
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