Ch. 14

1997 LAWS OF MARYLAND

(6) Contract for and accept any gift, grant, contribution, or loan of funds,
property, or other aid in any form for community assistance from any agency or
instrumentality of the State or federal government, or from any other source, and comply
with the terms and conditions thereof;

(7) Attach specific terms and conditions to any financial assistance as may
be determined by the Secretary;

(8) Participate with municipal governments, counties, regional governments,
organizations, and the federal government in the development, financing, and
implementation of a program designed to build the management capabilities of municipal
governments by supplying needed managerial expertise through circuit riding managers to
municipal corporations; and

(9) Administer programs of the federal government relating to community

assistance.

DRAFTER'S NOTE:

Error: Lead-in incorrectly implying that list of functions and responsibilities
is all-inclusive in Article 83B, § 1-206.

Occurred: Ch. 654, Acts of 1996.

2-203.

(o) "Infrastructure project" means any undertaking, project, or facility that is
planned, acquired, owned, developed, constructed, reconstructed, rehabilitated, or
improved by or on behalf of a county or municipality in order to provide the essential
physical elements that constitute the basis of the public service system. Infrastructure
projects include, but are not limited to, streets, sidewalks, curbs, sewer and water systems,
bridges, and public buildings that are owned by a county or municipality or any of their
agencies or instrumentalities. Infrastructure projects may not include any facilities with
respect to which local obligations financing such facilities would be private activity bonds
within the meaning of § 141 of the INTERNAL REVENUE Code, [as amended,] for which
an allocation under § 146 of the INTERNAL REVENUE Code would be required.

DRAFTER'S NOTE:

Error: Improper cross-reference in Article 83B, § 2-203(o).

Occurred: Ch. 632, Acts of 1987.

2-303.

(a) There is a Maryland Housing Rehabilitation Program. Loans made under this
section for rehabilitation of buildings providing more than 4 dwelling units or serving
nonresidential needs and loans to nonprofit sponsors under § 2-305 of this subtitle may
be known as the [Multi-Family] MULTIFAMILY Rehabilitation Program. Loans, except
special loans, made under this Program for rehabilitation of residential buildings
providing 4 or less dwelling units may be known as the Regular Rehabilitation Program.
Special loans made under one of the special loan programs may be known as the Special
Rehabilitation Program.

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