Md. Code, Education § 9.5-501
This is the official text of Md. Code, Education § 9.5-501, part of Maryland’s Code, Education — governs public schools and universities in Maryland.
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§9.
Official statutory text
§9.5–501.
(a) In this subtitle the following words have the meanings indicated.
(b) “Employee” means a State employee.
(c) “Employee occupant” means a State employee who is assigned or will be assigned to a State–occupied building.
(d) “Occupying agency” means a State agency or department which is or will be located in a State–occupied building.
(e) “State complex” means more than 1 State–occupied building or facility situated either adjacent to or within reasonable proximity to another State–occupied building or facility.
(f) “State–occupied building” means:
(1) An office building acquired through any means by the State for use by a State agency or department; and
(2) An office building constructed by or for the State for occupancy by a State agency or department.
(a) In this subtitle the following words have the meanings indicated.
(b) “Employee” means a State employee.
(c) “Employee occupant” means a State employee who is assigned or will be assigned to a State–occupied building.
(d) “Occupying agency” means a State agency or department which is or will be located in a State–occupied building.
(e) “State complex” means more than 1 State–occupied building or facility situated either adjacent to or within reasonable proximity to another State–occupied building or facility.
(f) “State–occupied building” means:
(1) An office building acquired through any means by the State for use by a State agency or department; and
(2) An office building constructed by or for the State for occupancy by a State agency or department.
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