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[(i)] 1. Waste disposal facilities, pollution control facilities, and
facilities for generating and furnishing electric energy or gas or other forms of energy
which can be financed by bonds the interest on which is exempt from income tax
under the Internal Revenue Code, whether such interest would have been tax exempt
at the time of the enactment of this subtitle or of any amendment thereto; and

[(ii)]2. Any facilities and properties within the definition of
"project" set forth in this section, whether or not such facilities or properties can be
financed by bonds the interest on which is tax exempt under the Internal Revenue
Code, it being the purpose and intent of this subtitle that the term "project" be
liberally construed so as to effectuate the purposes of this subtitle.

[(5)] (2) The term "project" includes (without limitation) land, buildings,
structures, machinery, equipment, rail or motor vehicles, barges, boats, and all
properties and rights therein and appurtenances thereof, rights-of-way, franchises,
easements and other interests in land, all land and facilities which are functionally
related and subordinate to the project and all patents, licenses and other rights
necessary or useful in the construction or operation of a project.

DRAFTER'S NOTE:

Error: Stylistic error in § 3-904(f) of the Natural Resources Article.

Occurred: Ch. 871, Acts of 1980.

4-406.

(a) If a person who owns or controls any suitable area of water or land desires
to have it set aside as a fish refuge, he may apply to the Department, giving a
description of the area of water or land, including a specific location, map, or sketch
showing an outline of the area of water or land and the location of any structure or
improvement, and the nature of the area of land or water, such as woodland,
abandoned [farm land] FARMLAND, or cultivated land, or lake, pond, marsh, or
impounded stream.

DRAFTER'S NOTE:

Error: Misspelling in § 4-406(a) of the Natural Resources Article.

Occurred: Ch. 4, First Sp. Sess., Acts of 1973.

4-701.

(k) (3) The following are grounds for suspension under this section:

(i) Making any false statement in an application for a tidal fish

license;

(ii) Conviction of a person for violations under this title so often as
to indicate an intent to disregard the fish and fisheries laws of the State, provided
that proceedings for revocation on this ground are based on no fewer than:

 

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