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Session Laws, 2007
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2007 Vetoed Bills and Messages
S.B. 623
(i) Payment of the redemption amount and up to 3 years' back
rent to the extent required under this section and § 8-111.1 of this subtitle, in a form
satisfactory to the Department; and (ii) An affidavit made by the tenant, in the form adopted by the
Department, certifying that: 1. The tenant has not received a bill for ground rent due
or other communication from the landlord regarding the ground rent during the 3
years immediately before the filing of the documentation required for the issuance of a
redemption certificate under this subsection; or 2. The last payment for ground rent was made to the
landlord identified in the affidavit and sent to the same address where the notice
required under subsection (b) of this section was sent. (5) No earlier than 90 days after the application has been posted as
provided in paragraph (3) of this subsection, a tenant seeking to extinguish an
irredeemable ground rent or to redeem a redeemable ground rent on abandoned or
distressed property that was acquired or is being acquired by the Mayor and City
Council of Baltimore through condemnation shall provide to the Department: (i) Payment of up to 3 years' back rent to the extent required
under this section and § 8-111.1 of this subtitle, in a form satisfactory to the
Department; and (ii) An affidavit made by the Director of the Office of Property
Acquisition and Relocation in the Baltimore City Department of Housing and
Community Development certifying that: 1. The property is abandoned property, as defined in §
21-17(a)(2) of the Public Local Laws of Baltimore City, or distressed property, as
defined in § 21-17(a)(3) of the Public Local Laws of Baltimore City; 2. The property was acquired or is being acquired by the
Mayor and City Council of Baltimore City through condemnation; 3. A thorough title search has been conducted; 4. The landlord of the property cannot be located or identified; and 5. The existence of the ground rent is an impediment to redevelopment of the site.
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