1994 LAWS OF MARYLAND

measured. Prior to release of funds, No funds may be
expended until the budget committees shall review and
comment upon the plans, or 45 days have elapsed from the
date the plans are received by the committees........................

38.10.00                           DIVISION OF BUSINESS RESOURCES

(A) Technology Advancement Program. Prepare detailed plans to
construct a replacement facility for the Technology Advancement
Program, provided that the University of Maryland at College Park
consult with the Department of Economic and Employment
Development regarding operating policies for the College Park
incubator, such as entrance criteria, leasing provisions, royalty and
equity positions and approaches for addressing evictions and tenant
problems, and seek to involve the department in the ongoing
operations of recruiting companies, reviewing business plans and
providing transitional support as they graduate from the incubator.

Further provided that the Department of Economic and Employment
Development prepare an assessment of statewide incubator needs and
a resource allocation plan for future State-supported incubator
development for the General Assembly by October I, 1994 that details
proposed future capital appropriations for incubators and operating
policies and procedures for a coordinated statewide incubator
program................................................................................................

DEPARTMENT OF THE ENVIRONMENT

39.01.01                                  OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY

(Statewide)

(A) Abate asbestos in various State facilities..........................................

(B) Remove, replace, or upgrade State-owned underground storage
tanks containing motor fuels..............................................................

1,000,000

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1,300,000
800,000

326,000

DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC AND EMPLOYMENT DEVELOPMENT

1,250,000

(B) Shelter and Transitional Housing Facilities Grant Program.
Provide grants to acquire, design, construct, renovate, and equip
facilities for homeless individuals and families, provided that the
Department of Housing and Community Development has
reviewed each project to be funded from this appropriation and
has found that the project cannot prudently be financed wholly
from loans, and has consulted with the Department of Human
Resources and has found that the project is programmatically
justified and consistent with the priorities of the Department of
Human Resources (Statewide)..........................................................

10,214,000

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