PARRIS N. GLENDENING, Governor                             Ch. 125

Academic Building..............................................................................           [555,000]

261.019

30.01.04                    PUBLIC LANDS - FORESTS AND PARKS

(H) Soldiers Delight Natural Environmental Area. Construct exhibits,

roads, parking lots and walkways (Baltimore County).....................           [250,000]

150,000

39.01.06           HAZARDOUS AND SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT

ADMINISTRATION
(Statewide)

(A) Hazardous Substance Control Program. Provide funds to be
credited to the State Hazardous Substance Control Fund to be
administered in accordance with Section 7-220(b) of the

Environment Article......................................................................... [ 3,700,000]

1,517,377

Chapter 4 of the Acts of the First Special Session of 1992, as amended by Chapter 73 of

the Acts of 1993

- 1437 -

Section 1(31
30.01.17

RESOURCE CONSERVATION SERVICE

(A) Renovate the Albert M. Powell Fish Hatchery. Revenues from the
Fisheries Management and Protection Fund will be used to retire
the bonds issued for this project. If revenues from that Fund are
insufficient to make any debt service payment, funds shall be
provided through the State property tax to pay in full the principal
and interest on the bonds when [then] WHEN due (Washington
County)................................................................................................

[526,000]
386,337

Chapter 73 of the Acts of 1993

Section 1(3)
39.01.04

WATER MANAGEMENT ADMINISTRATION
(Statewide)

(A) Chesapeake Bay Water Quality Project Funds. [Provide]
EXCEPT AS PROVIDED IN 39.01.04(A)(4) BELOW,
PROVIDE funds to be credited to the Water Pollution Control
Fund to be used for projects to improve the water quality of the
Chesapeake Bay and other waters of the State. The funds
appropriated shall be administered for the purposes listed below in
accordance with Sections 9-345 through 9-351 of the
Environmental ENVIRONMENT Article:

(4) To provide not more than $2,634,000 in grants for projects to
control agriculturally-related nonpoint sources of pollution,