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The Maryland Preservation Plan, 2005tures; sets time limitations; defines “qualified rehabilitated building” and “certified historic structure”; discussesphased rehabilitations and progress expenditures; presents language regarding straight-line depreciation;INTERMODAL SURFACE TRANSPORTATION EFFICIENCY ACT (ISTEA) (1991) - Restructures nationshighways into one system; gives funds to States in block grants; ten percent of appropriation set aside for tentypes of transportation enhancement activities (six are preservation-related); acts as conduit for funding projectsthat benefit historic towns and properties; Maryland has used to purchase protective easements, to fund capitalimprovement projects in historic communities, and to pay for projects that will enhance the appearance of anhistoric community.STATECANAL PLACE PRESERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY: FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONSARTICLE, TITLE 13. SUBTITLE 10 -- creates Canal Place Preservation and Development Authority; createsCanal Place Preservation District; outlines power to develop and preserve the District.DIVISION OF HISTORICAL AND CULTURAL PROGRAMS. ARTICLE 83B. TITLE 5 -- established withinDepartment of Housing and Community Development; Commission on African American History and Culture,and Commission on Indian Affairs established.ECONOMIC GROWTH, RESOURCE PROTECTION, AND PLANNING ACT OF 1992: STATE FINANCEAND PROCUREMENT ARTICLE, TITLE 5, SUBTITLE 7 -- Requires local jurisdictions to consider sevenvisions and four sensitive areas in developing comprehensive plans; directs that local comprehensive plansmust be supported by zoning maps to implement plan.ESTABLISHING THE “MARYLAND MAIN STREET DESIGNATION” PROGRAM: EXECUTIVE ORDER1.0 1. 1990.13 -- in the Department of Housing and Community Development, with cooperation of Departmentsof Transportation, Economic and Employment Development (now Business and Economic Development), andNatural Resources.HERITAGE PRESERVATION AND TOURISM AREAS PROGRAM FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS ARTICLE,TITLE 13, SUBTITLE 11 -- establishes Heritage Areas Authority; creates a Maryland System of Heritage Areasprogram; creates financial assistance program for recognized and certified heritage areas, outlines requirementsfor recognition and certification.HISTORICAL AND CULTURAL MUSEUM ASSISTANCE PROGRAM: ARTICLE 83B, TITLE 5, SUBTITLE7 -- establishes program in Department of Housing and Community Development; mandates grants be madeavailable for local jurisdictions and nonprofits for use by museums; requires surveys to determine location,resources, and needs of museums throughout State.MARYLAND HISTORICAL TRUST. ARTICLE 83B. TITLE 5. SUBTITLE 6 -- creates Maryland HistoricalTrust; States duties of the Trust.PROTECTION OF SUBMERGED ARCHAEOLOGICAL HISTORIC PROPERTY: ARTICLE 83B, SEC-TIONS 5-61 1. 1, 5-620, and 5-630 -- submerged archeological properties belong to State where it has sovereignty;sets conditions for permits for excavation of submerged sites.ARCHAEOLOGICAL HISTORIC PROPERTY: ARTICLE 83B. SECTIONS 5-621 - 5-630 -- establishesArchaeology Office in MHT educational programs; sets conditions for permits for excavation of State-controlledterrestrial sites and eaves.TRANSFER OF HUMAN REMAINS HELD BY MHT. ARTICLE 83B. SECTION 5-627 -- authorizescompliance with NAGPRA standards; extends certain NAGPRA protections to State-recognized Native Americangroups for repatriation of remains and certain artifacts held by MHT.OTHER STATE LEGISLATION AFFECTING HERITAGE RESOURCESALL OF THE FOLLOWING ARE WITHIN: ANNOTATED CODE OF MARYLAND: Annotated Code of Marylandand 1997 Cumulative Supplement. Charlottesville: Michie, 1997.Income Tax Article 83B, Section 5-801 Property Tax Relief Tax Property Article, Sections 9-204; 9-204.1; 9-302; 9-308; 9-309; 9-312; 9-323.State Review and Compliance Article 83B, Sections 5-119; 5-616; 5-617; 5-618.Historic Preservation Zoning Article 66B, Sections 8.01 through 8.17; Article 25A, Section 5 (BB); Article 28,Section 8-101(c); Article 66B, Section 2.12.State Funded Grant/Loan Program Article 83B, Sections 5-612 and 5-613.State Register Program Article 83B, Section 5-615.Historic Marker Program Article 83B, Section 5-614.38
Cover photo is courtesy of Tom Darden, Governor's Press Office, 1996.HABS illustration is the east elevation of Ocean Hall, St. Mary's County, done by Cary Carson and ChinhHoang in 1976.Other photos and illustrations are courtesy of:Michael BourneNicole Diehlmann, MHTDivision of Neighborhood Revitalization, DHCDSue King DuPont, Maryland Department of AgricultureMark EdwardsElaine Eff, MHTHistoric St. Michaels-Bay Hundred, Inc.Nancy Kurtz, MHTLower Susquehanna Heritage Greenway CommissionMaryland Historical Trust LibraryMaryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission (Prince George's County),Division of Natural and Historical ResourcesJason MoserNational Advisory Council on Historic PreservationJ. Brough SchampPaul TouartChris WeeksThe activity that is the subject of this publication has been financed in part with Federal funds from theNational Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior. However, the contents and opinions do not necessarilyreflect the views or policies of the Department of the Interior, nor does mention of trade names or commercialproducts constitute endorsement or recommendation by the Department of the InteriorThis program receives Federal financial assistance for identification and protection of historic properties.Under Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, and the AgeDiscrimination Act of 1975, as amended, the U.S. Department of the Interior prohibits discrimination on thebasis of race, color, national origin, or disability or age in its federally assisted programs. If you believe youhave been discriminated against in any program, activity, or facility as described above, or if you desire furtherinformation, please write to: Office of Equal Opportunity, National Park Service, 1849 C. Street, N.W., MailStop 2255, Washington, D.C. 20240.
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