Maryland to seek 288 million in state bonds for capital facilities
Maryland officials proposed a 270 million capital spending cap for 1988 and a first ever 15 million lease-leaseback plan to acquire government space. The plan includes a five year 75 million lease/purchase program while a 176 million 1987 surplus will be reserved as a rainy day fund.
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Laurence Levitan
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State Board of Public Works
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Constance Leider
H. Louis Stettler
Department of Budget and Fiscal Planning
Paul B. Merrit
General Obligation Debt
Baltimore
State OKs funds to complete Point of Rocks commuter lot
The Maryland Board of Public Works approved final modifications totaling $18,654 to finish the Point of Rocks commuter parking facility for the Maryland Commuter Railroad. The project, costing about $289,000, adds 71 spaces and will serve trains to Union Station, Washington, D.C. The board also approved $10,000 payment to Nancy S. Smith from the Chesapeake Bay Water Quality Loan program for farmland nonpoint source pollution reductions in Frederick County.
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State Board of Public Works
Maryland
Point of Rocks
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Louis L. Goldstein
Lucille Maurer
Wolfe Brothers, Inc
Myersville
Robert Shreeve
State Railroad Administration
Corminuter
Union Station
Washington, D.C
Frederick County
Nancy S. Smith
Cheseapeake Bay
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