(a) (1) In this subsection, “service facilities” includes nondwelling commercial and community facilities, community rooms, dining halls, and infirmaries.
(2) Real property is exempt from Baltimore City property tax if:
(i) the real property is exempted under the express terms of an approved urban renewal land disposition agreement;
(ii) the real property is exempted by an agreement in effect on or after July 1, 1976, with the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, which agreement provides for the owner to pay a negotiated sum in lieu of Baltimore City property tax;
(iii) the real property is owned by:
1. a limited distribution partnership; or
2. a limited distribution partnership that:
A. acquires equitable ownership to receive substantial financial assistance; and
B. is approved by the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development and any other appropriate government agency; and
(iv) the structures and facilities of the property are governmentally controlled as to rents, charges, rates of return, and methods of operation so that the real property operates on a nonprofit or limited distribution basis.
(3) If the structure and facilities of the real property are used predominantly for residential purposes, the real property may contain service facilities to serve its occupants and the surrounding neighborhood.
(b) The real property described in subsection (a) of this section is exempt from Baltimore City property tax when the owner of the real property and the governing body of Baltimore City agree on the payment that the owner shall make to Baltimore City in lieu of Baltimore City property tax on the real property.
(c) (1) Except as provided in paragraph (2) of this subsection, an agreement under subsection (b) of this section may provide for abating or reducing Baltimore City property tax previously imposed on the real property if the agreed payment in lieu of Baltimore City property tax is made for any period for which the tax is abated or reduced.
(2) Baltimore City property tax on the real property from before the July 1, 1976 taxable year may not be abated or reduced.
Structure Maryland Statutes
Title 7 - Property Tax Exemptions
Subtitle 5 - County Exemptions -- Optional; Payments in Lieu of Taxes
Section 7-501 - Public Leasehold Property -- Local Exemptions
Section 7-502 - Housing for Senior Citizens
Section 7-503 - Housing for Low Income Families
Section 7-504 - Housing in Baltimore City
Section 7-504.2 - Vacant and Underutilized Commercial Buildings in Baltimore City
Section 7-504.3 - Economic Development Projects in Baltimore City
Section 7-504.4 - Hippodrome Performing Arts Center
Section 7-505 - Governmentally Subsidized Rental Housing
Section 7-506 - Governmentally Subsidized Housing in Baltimore City
Section 7-506.1 - Governmentally Subsidized Housing Outside Baltimore City
Section 7-506.2 - Housing for Low to Moderate Income Households
Section 7-506.3 - Payment in Lieu of Taxes Agreements -- Low-Income Housing
Section 7-507 - Foreign Import Property
Section 7-508 - Washington County
Section 7-509 - Washington County -- Warehouse Property
Section 7-509.1 - Washington County -- Technology-Related Businesses
Section 7-510 - Calvert, Caroline, Cecil, Kent, and Queen Anne's Counties
Section 7-511.1 - Garrett County -- Garrett Information Enterprise Center
Section 7-513 - Personal Property Tax -- Dorchester County
Section 7-514 - Negotiated Payment by Owner of Facility for Generation of Electricity
Section 7-515 - Video Lottery Facility in Allegany County
Section 7-516 - Economic Development Project -- Prince George's County
Section 7-517 - Natural Gas Facilities -- Calvert County
Section 7-518 - Property Owned by Affordable Housing Land Trust
Section 7-519 - Community-Managed Open Space
Section 7-520 - Economic Development Project Under Payment in Lieu of Taxes Agreement
Section 7-521 - Personal Property of Business Located in Historic District