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Ch. 204
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PARRIS N. GLENDENING, Governor
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General Fund Appropriation, provided
that no funds may be expended until
the Departments of the Environments
Health and Mental Hygiene, and
Housing and Community
Development, in cooperation with the
City of Baltimore, have prepared a
comprehensive and strategic plan for
the administration and effective use
of these funds. The plan should
clearly identify thelead agency which
will direct the State's efforts. The plan
should also provide information by
jurisdiction on the extent of the lead
paint problem and the amount of
resources directed to abatement,
enforcement, screening. and
environmental testing. The budget
committees shall have 30 days to
review and comment on the plan.
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3,500,000
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DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
TF00.17 MARYLAND ENTERPRISE INVESTMENT FUND - CAPITAL
APPROPRIATION
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In addition to the appropriation shown on
page 120 of the printed bill (first reading
file bill), to delete funds for the Maryland
Enterprise Investment Fund.
Object .14 Land and Structures
Special Fund Appropriation
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-2,000,000
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MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF THE ENVIRONMENT
UA07.01 AIR AND RADIATION MANAGEMENT ADMINISTRATION
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In addition to the appropriation shown on
page 125 of the printed bill (first reading
file bill), to provide funds for lead paint
poisoning enforcement and a grant to
Baltimore City for lead paint poisoning
related issues.
Personnel Detail:
Administrator I 2.0
ESC IV 1.0
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71,644
35,822
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