PARRIS N. GLENDENING, Governor.                             Ch. 175

(v) Revenue from federal sources;

(vi) Unliquidated surplus, the actual from the previous fiscal year and the
estimated for the current fiscal year, whether accrued from revenues or expenditures; and

(vii) Funds from all other sources, with identification of the source.

(4) School Construction Fund, requested appropriations:

(i) Land for school sites;

(ii) Buildings and the equipment that will be an integral part of a building
by project;

(iii)   School site improvement by project;

(iv)   Remodeling by project;

(v)    Additional equipment by project; and

(vi)   Debt service.

5-103.

(d) If a county council or board of county commissioners does not approve the
amount requested in the budget that is more than the amount required by § 5-202 of this
title[, it]:

(1) THE COUNTY COUNCIL OR BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
shall indicate in writing, within 15 days after the adoption of the budget, which major
categories of the annual budget have been reduced and the reason for the reduction; AND

(2) THE COUNTY BOARD SHALL SUBMIT TO THE COUNTY GOVERNING
BODY. WITHIN 30 DAYS AFTER THE ADOPTION OF THE BUDGET, A REPORT
INDICATING HOW THE ALTERATIONS TO THE BUDGET WILL BE IMPLEMENTED,
ACCOMPANIED BY REASONABLE SUPPORTING DETAIL AND ANALYSIS.

5-105.

(c) (1) (I) A transfer may be made within the major categories without
recourse to the county commissioners or county council except that a report of the
transfer shall be submitted to the county commissioners or county council [at] WITHIN
15 DAYS AFTER the end of each month.
(II) A REPORT UNDER SUBPARAGRAPH (I) OF THIS PARAGRAPH SHALL
INCLUDE A NARRATIVE SUMMARY THAT CLEARLY INDICATES EACH TRANSFER

(2) A transfer between major categories shall be made only with the
approval of the county commissioners or county council.

(3) If the county commissioners or county council fail to take action on a
request for transfer between major categories within 30 days after the receipt of a written
request substantiating the transfer, the failure to take action constitutes approval.

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