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Section 5-1220 – Proposal by Nature Conservancy

    The Nature Conservancy may submit to the Department a proposal outlining an area in which the Nature Conservancy has secured or is considering securing title or other legal interest. The proposal shall include the location, acreage, explanation of planned use, and explanation of values which make the acreage of interest to the State.

Section 5-1221 – Action by Secretary

    Within three months after receipt of the proposal, the Secretary shall report to the Nature Conservancy his recommendations as to the suitability or nonsuitability of the proposal in relation to the State’s program of open space or wildland areas, with copies to the Board of Public Works, the President of the Senate, and the Speaker […]

Section 5-1222 – Agreements by Secretary

    Subject to the availability of funds and in accordance with other provisions of this article regarding open space and wildland areas, the Secretary may enter into agreements with the Nature Conservancy for the State to acquire title to or an interest in property owned by the Nature Conservancy or property on which the Nature Conservancy […]

Section 5-1215 – Access Rights of Owners of Surrounded Areas

    If privately owned land is surrounded completely by areas designated by Part II of this subtitle as State wildland, the private owner and his successor in interest has the rights necessary to assure adequate access to the privately owned land, or the privately owned land may be exchanged for State-owned land in the same county […]

Section 5-1202.2 – Hart-Miller-Pleasure Island Chain — State to Grant Easement

    (a)    In this section the following words have the meanings indicated.         (1)    “Grantee in interest” means the Maryland Environmental Trust.         (2)    “Spoil”, “Baltimore County tributary spoil”, “redeposit”, and “Baltimore Harbor” have the meanings indicated in § 5-1101(a) of the Environment Article.     (b)    Within 15 days after July 1, 1981 the State shall grant an easement to the Hart-Miller-Pleasure Island […]