Md. Code, Natural Resources § 5-306
This is the official text of Md. Code, Natural Resources § 5-306, part of Maryland’s Code, Natural Resources — governs parks, wildlife, and natural resource management.
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§5–306.
Official statutory text
An eligible landowner who receives cost-share assistance under this subtitle to implement an approved practice shall execute a written agreement with the Department, that specifies:
(1) The practice to be implemented;
(2) A description of the land on which the practice is to be implemented;
(3) The landowner’s commitment to use the cost-share assistance to implement the practice;
(4) The ability of the Secretary or the designee of the Secretary to inspect the land on which the practice is to be implemented in order to determine compliance; and
(5) The liability of the landowner for the full amount of cost-share assistance if the practice is not implemented because of the landowner’s failure to comply with the requirements of this subtitle.
(1) The practice to be implemented;
(2) A description of the land on which the practice is to be implemented;
(3) The landowner’s commitment to use the cost-share assistance to implement the practice;
(4) The ability of the Secretary or the designee of the Secretary to inspect the land on which the practice is to be implemented in order to determine compliance; and
(5) The liability of the landowner for the full amount of cost-share assistance if the practice is not implemented because of the landowner’s failure to comply with the requirements of this subtitle.
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