Ch. 5                                            LAWS OF MARYLAND

(3) Except as this section otherwise permits or
requires, the extended lease shall contain the same terms and
conditions as the lease in effect on the day preceding the giving
of the notice required by § 11-102.1 OF THIS TITLE.

(h) (1) A designated household which executes an extended
lease under this section which is accepted thereafter may not
terminate its extended lease under § 11-102.1 OF THIS TITLE. A
designated household may terminate its extended lease at any
time, with notice to the developer or any subsequent titleholder
as follows:

(i) At least a 1-month notice in writing shall
be given when less than 12 months remain on the lease; AND

(ii) At least a 3-month notice in writing shall
be given when 12 months or more remain on the lease.

(k) (2) If the number of units occupied by designated
households which meet the criteria of subsection (b) OF THIS
SECTION exceeds 20 percent, then the number of available units
for tenancy under the provisions of this section shall be
allocated as determined by the local governing body. If the
local governing body fails to provide for allocation, then units
shall be allocated by the developer, based on seniority by
continuous length of residence.

(m) (4) The following designated households which meet the
applicable criteria of subsection (b) OF THIS SECTION are
eligible under this subsection:

(i) A designated household which does not
execute an extended lease;

(ii) A designated household which is precluded
from having an extended tenancy by the limitation of subsection
(k) of this section; or

(iii) A designated household which is required
to vacate their rental unit under subsection (1)(2) of this
section.

DRAFTER'S NOTE:

Error: Stylistic errors in § 11-137 of the Real
Property Article.

Occurred: Ch. 836, Acts of 1982.

11-139.

(a) (1) A county or an incorporated municipality may
provide by local law or ordinance, that a unit in a rental

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