WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Governor

Ch. 4

NEW MEDIUM/MINIMUM SECURITY FACILITY (SITE TO

BE DETERMINED)..........................................................................               175,000

Section 1(3)(F)(1)

(f) Maryland Correctional Training Center (Washington County):

Restore roofs on 3 housing units. THE AMOUNT OF FUNDS IN
THIS APPROPRIATION NOT ENCUMBERED FOR THE
PURPOSES IDENTIFIED ABOVE AS OF JUNE 1, 1992
SHALL BE USED TO ACQUIRE PROPERTY FOR A NEW
MEDIUM/MINIMUM SECURITY FACILITY (SITE TO BE
DETERMINED).................................................................................               670,000

Section 1(3)

(J) Morgan State University (Baltimore City):

(2) Modify design [of] AND PROVIDE A PORTION OF THE
FUNDS TO CONSTRUCT Phase II alterations and addition to
Science Complex, and purchase capital equipment to complete
Phase I of Science Complex...............................................................               700,000

SECTION 5. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, THAT WITH THE
APPROVAL OF THE DEPARTMENT OF BUDGET AND FISCAL PLANNING,
ANY APPROPRIATION FOR CONSTRUCTION OR EQUIPMENT UNDER THE
PROVISIONS OF THIS ACT THAT IS IN EXCESS OF THE AMOUNT NEEDED
FOR A PROJECT MAY BE CREDITED TO THE CONSTRUCTION
CONTINGENCY FUND CREATED BY THE MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED
CAPITAL BOND LOAN OF 1992. PROVIDED THAT AN APPROPRIATION MAY
NOT BE CREDITED TO THE CONSTRUCTION CONTINGENCY FUND UNTIL A
CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT HAS BEEN AWARDED.

Chapter 542 of the Acts of 1988

Section 1(3)

(D) Maryland Veterans Home Commission

Charlotte Hall Veterans Home (St. Mary's County): [Design and
prepare detailed plans and specifications for the demolition of the
Old Dormitory Building and replacement of the heating system in]
RENOVATE the Academic Building...............................................                 30,000

Section 1(3)(F)(2)

(e) Springfield Hospital Center (Carroll County):

Construct water treatment plant. OF THE AMOUNT OF FUNDS
IN THIS APPROPRIATION NOT ENCUMBERED FOR THE
PURPOSE IDENTIFIED ABOVE AS OF JUNE 1, 1992,
$172,000 SHALL BE USED TO PROVIDE WATER SERVICE

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