Panel pushes tighter rules on lobbyists ethics in Maryland
The Study Commission on Lobbyist Ethics in Annapolis discussed stricter limits on lobbyist meals and a hard code of ethics. They may require public receptions for legislative units and demand detailed disclosures on who attends and how much is spent. A year-end package could include sanctions for violations.
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Maryland to boost school funding under modernized construction rules
Governor Glenan endorses amendments to public school construction rules in Maryland aimed at modernizing existing facilities rather than building new schools. The changes raise the funding scale, add a 5 percent bonus for site redevelopment, and allow up to 2.5 percent for unforeseen post-start changes, with a 15 percent cut if a replacement school is demolished.
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