(i) The action shall be taken at a meeting of the board held after at
least 30-days' notice to all unit owners and mortgagees of record with the
condominium;

(ii) At the meeting, the board may not act until all unit owners and
mortgagees shall be afforded a reasonable opportunity to present their views on the
proposed easement, right-of-way, license, lease, or similar interest;

(iii) The easement, right-of-way, license, lease, or similar interest
shall contain the following provisions:

1. The service or system shall be installed or affixed to the
premises at no cost to the individual unit owners or the council of unit owners other
than charges normally paid for like services by residents of similar or comparable
dwelling units within the same area;

2. The unit owners and council of unit owners shall be
indemnified for any damage arising out of the installation of the service or system;
and

3. The board of directors shall be provided the right to
approve of the design for installation of the service or system in order to insure that
the installation conforms to any conditions which are reasonable to protect the safety,
functioning, and appearance of the premises.

(3) By majority vote, the board of directors may grant to the State
perpetual easements, rights-of-way, licenses, leases in excess of 1 year, or similar
interests affecting the common elements of the condominium for bulkhead
construction, dune construction or restoration, beach replenishment, or periodic
maintenance and replacement construction, on Maryland's ocean beaches, including
rights in the State to restrict access to dune areas. These actions by the board of
directors are subject to the following requirements:

(i) The action shall be taken at a meeting of the board held after at
least 30-days' notice to all unit owners and mortgagees of record with the
condominium; and

(ii) At the meeting, the board may not act until all unit owners and
mortgagees shall be afforded a reasonable opportunity to present their views on the
proposed easement, right-of-way, license, lease, or similar interest.

(4) BY MAJORITY VOTE, THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS MAY SETTLE AN
EMINENT DOMAIN PROCEEDING OR GRANT TO THE STATE OR ANY COUNTY,
MUNICIPALITY, OR AGENCY OR INSTRUMENTALITY THEREOF WITH CONDEMNATION
AUTHORITY, PERPETUAL EASEMENTS, RIGHTS-OF-WAY, LICENSES, LEASES IN
EXCESS OF 1 YEAR, OR SIMILAR INTERESTS AFFECTING THE COMMON ELEMENTS OF
THE CONDOMINIUM FOR ROAD, HIGHWAY, SIDEWALK, BIKEWAY, STORM DRAIN,
SEWER, WATER, UTILITY, AND SIMILAR PUBLIC PURPOSES. THESE ACTIONS BY THE
BOARD OF DIRECTORS ARE SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING REQUIREMENTS: