Maryland HB235 repeals the local approval requirement for the Neighborhood Business Development Program.
Maryland HB235 modifies the Neighborhood Business Development Program by repealing the requirement for local political subdivision approval of financial assistance applications. The Department of Housing and Community Development retains the authority to review and approve applications, provided the political subdivision does not object within a specified timeframe. The bill also outlines criteria for financial assistance, including the necessity of the minimum amount for project feasibility and the inclusion of Maryland-grown produce in food desert projects.
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