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Session Laws, 2000
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PARRIS N. GLENDENING, Governor
H.B. 286
5-905. (a) (2) (i) By the first of July each year, a participating local governing
body shall submit an annual program of proposed acquisition and development
projects, together with a list of projects submitted by any municipal corporation to the
local governing body and not included in the local governing body's annual program,
to the [Office] DEPARTMENT of Planning for review and to the Department for
approval. (3) (i) Upon review by the [Office] DEPARTMENT of Planning and
approval by the Department and the Board of Public Works, the annual program shall
become the basis for a grant agreement for the total allocation to each of the local
governing bodies. (4) Any program may be revised by the local governing body and the
revised program, after the [Maryland Office] DEPARTMENT of Planning reviews and
the Department approves it, shall be substituted for the original program in the grant
agreement. 5-905. (b) (2) A local governing body shall prepare a local land preservation and
recreation plan with acquisition goals based upon the most current population data
available from the [Maryland Office] DEPARTMENT of Planning and submit it to the
Department and to the [Maryland Office] DEPARTMENT of Planning for joint
approval according to the criteria and goals set forth in the Maryland Land
Preservation and Recreation Plan and any revisions thereof. A local governing body
shall revise its local land preservation and recreation plan at least every five years
concurrently with the revision of the Maryland Land Preservation and Recreation
Plan and submit the revised local plan to the Department and to the [Maryland
Office] DEPARTMENT of Planning for joint approval. Prior to approval of a revised
local plan, the Department shall provide the legislators from the district within which
any part of the local jurisdiction is located the opportunity to review and comment on
the revised local plan. (c) (1) (ii) If the Department and the [Maryland Office] DEPARTMENT of
Planning certify that acquisition goals set forth in the current, approved local land
preservation and recreation plan have been met and that such acreage attainment
equals or exceeds the minimum recommended acreage goals developed for that
jurisdiction under the Maryland Land Preservation and Recreation Plan, a local
governing body may use up to 75 percent of its future annual apportionment for
development projects for a period of 5 years after attainment, provided that up to 20
percent of the funds authorized for use for development projects under this
subparagraph may be used for capital renewal. 5-906. (b) Every acquisition and development project funded by the State in whole or
in part shall meet needs identified in the Maryland Land Preservation and
Recreation Plan prepared and revised every 5 years, beginning in 1993, by the
[Maryland Office] DEPARTMENT of Planning in cooperation with the Department.
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