Maryland Code, Local Government § 12-404

(1) the action is taken at a public meeting; and

(2) if the consideration for the property is $7,000 or more, the county commissioners or public agency have given public notice of the intent to purchase the real property at least 15 calendar days before the meeting.

(b)(1) The County Commissioners of Carroll County may:

(2) The county commissioners shall obtain three independent appraisals before selling surplus school board real property under this subsection.

(c)(1) If the County Commissioners of Carroll County determine at a public sale of surplus county property that the highest bid is not reasonable, the county commissioners may reject all bids on the property.

(2) If the county commissioners reject all bids under this subsection, the county commissioners:

(3) The county commissioners shall adopt regulations to implement this subsection.

(1) public auction;

(2) public sale that is advertised by public notice in a media that is accessible to the general public;

(3) transfer to a unit of a county, a municipality, or the State;

(4) transfer to a private nonprofit corporation that is tax exempt under § 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code and authorized to receive appropriations from the county;

(5) deposit at the swap shop at the Northern Landfill; or

(6) disposal in a solid waste disposal facility.