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Duties of governing body under Section 9-205 or Section 9-209 of this subtitle or Subtitle 3 of this title

Cemetery property dwelling

Energy devices

Historically valuable, architecturally valuable, or architecturally compatible structures

Section
9-204.1

Restorations and rehabilitations of historic or heritage properties

Manufacturing, fabricating, or assembling facilities

Maryland Agricultural Land Preservation Foundation

Newly constructed or substantially rehabilitated dwellings that are unsold or unrented

"Open space" or "open area"

Operating properties of railroad companies

Dwelling owned by surviving spouse or cohabitant of fallen law enforcement officer or rescue worker.

Damage from natural disaster.

Tobacco barns

Credit for day care providers

Credit for family child care homes

Local supplement to Homeowners Property Tax Credit Program

Section
9-215.1

Local supplement to Homeowners Property Tax Credit Program -- Municipal corporation

Credit for residential property in airport noise zones

Credit for property with erosion control structures or devices

Rental dwellings providing reduced rents for elderly or disabled tenants

Conservation lands

Offsets of local income tax rate increases

Property leased, occupied, or used by religious groups or organizations

Sediment control ponds or stormwater management structures

Real property used by municipal corporation

Real property used for agricultural purposes and subject to soil conservation and water quality plan

Business personal property that is computer software

Commercial or residential building in eligible area undergoing renovations for accommodating advanced computer and telecommunications systems

Financial incentives for qualified brownfields sites

Businesses that create new jobs

Businesses that create new jobs (Abrogation of amendment effective on contingency.)

Foreign trade zones

Improvements with complete automatic fire protection sprinkler system

Property of Audubon Naturalist Society

Vacant and underutilized commercial buildings

Amateur sport athletic fields

Rehabilitated property

Property used for practicing dentistry in underserved areas

Property owned by community association

Machinery and equipment of an electricity generation facility

Buildings located in arts and entertainment district

Tax credit for a business that provides computers to employees for home use

High performance buildings

Repaired or reconstructed dwelling

Nonprofit swim clubs

Credit for individuals at least 65 years old

Credit against local corporation property taxes

Credit for property used as a publicly sponsored business incubator

Family assistance dwelling

Credit for commercial waterfront property.

Credit for property equipped with accessibility features

Marine trade waterfront property.

Habitat for Humanity property.

Urban agricultural property

Grocery store in low-income area

Neighborhood conservation areas.

Rehabilitation of commercial structures.

New or small business property.

Elderly individuals and veterans.

Improved home in revitalization district.

Public safety officers.

Burial ground

Dwelling owned by a 9-1-1 specialist.

Qualified opportunity zone business property vacant for more than 12 months prior to acquisition.

Property used for public school robotics program.