Maryland HB1125 mandates community outreach for state capital projects exceeding $2 million or 100 feet in height.
Maryland HB1125 requires state agencies proposing capital projects exceeding $2 million or 100 feet in height to complete a community engagement plan and outreach activities. This includes posting public notices, holding public meetings, and allowing a 30-day public comment period. Agencies must submit a community engagement and outreach report annually to the Department of Budget and Management, which compiles these reports and submits them to the General Assembly and the Legislative Policy Committee. The bill aims to ensure public input and transparency in state capital projects.
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