Maryland HB238 alters the Maryland Heritage Area Authority and heritage areas, modifying grant and loan provisions and membership requirements.
Maryland HB238 makes changes to the Maryland Heritage Area Authority and heritage areas, including adjustments to grant and loan provisions and membership requirements. The bill repeals and reenacts sections of the Annotated Code of Maryland, modifying the authority's ability to award grants and loans for planning, design, and revitalization of heritage areas. It also changes the composition of the Authority, requiring certain members to have significant education or experience in natural resource stewardship or climate resiliency.
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