SENATE BILL 229

Sponsored By:

Senators Ruben, Roesser, Hoffman, Boozer, Currie, Fry, Hogan, Kasemeyer, Lawlah, McFadden, Middleton, Munson, Neall, and Van Hollen

Entitled:

Creation of a State Debt - Montgomery County - Hadley's Outdoor Children's Center

Synopsis:

Creating a State Debt not to exceed $350,000, with a matching fund requirement, the proceeds to be used as a grant to the Board of Directors of Hadley's Park, Inc. for the planning, design, construction, and capital equipping of Hadley's Park in Potomac, Maryland, a park that is completely handicapped accessible, where children with or without disabilities can play together.

History by Legislative Date

Senate Action

1/30

First Reading Budget and Taxation

3/4

Hearing 3/14 at 4:00 p.m.

3/25

Favorable with Amendments Report by Budget and Taxation

3/27

Favorable with Amendments Report Adopted

Second Reading Passed with Amendments

3/31

Third Reading Passed (46-0)

House Action

3/30

First Reading Appropriations

4/13

Unfavorable Report by Appropriations

Sponsored by:

Senator Ida G. Ruben, District 20

Senator F. Vernon Boozer, District 9

Senator Ulysses Currie, District 25

Senator Donald C. Fry, District 35

Senator Barbara A. Hoffman, District 42

Senator Patrick J. Hogan, District 39

Senator Edward J. Kasemeyer, District 12

Senator Gloria Gary Lawlah, District 26

Senator Nathaniel J. McFadden, District 45

Senator Thomas McLain Middleton, District 28

Senator Donald F. Munson, District 2

Senator Robert R. Neall, District 33

Senator Jean W. Roesser, District 15

Senator Christopher Van Hollen, Jr., District 18

Bill indexed under the following Subjects:

DISABILITIES -see also- BLIND PERS; DEAF PERS. DEV. DISABL

FORESTS AND PARKS -see also- PROGRAM OPEN SPACE; TREES

MINORS -see also- AGE OF MAJORITY; JUVENILE CAUSES; YOUTH

MONTGOMERY COUNTY

STATE BONDS

Documents:

Bill Text: First Reading (PDF), Third Reading (PDF), Enrolled

Fiscal Note: Available (PDF)

Amendments: None offered

Roll Call Vote (Legislative date is shown):

Senate

March 31, 1998: Third Reading Passed (46-0)