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Fund Balance
aa of June
30,1970


Montgomery :
Prince George's
Total

Administrative Fund
Park General Fund
Park Debt Service Fund
ARFC Debt Service Fund*
$ 8,647
72,809
118,081
$ 2,807
570,281
26,694
676,631
$ 11,454
643,090
144,776
675,631

Series "L" Debt Service Fur
Capitol Projects Funds
id 97,602

97,602

Park Acquisition
Park Development
Capper Cramton Fund
Trust and Agency Funds
Advance Land Acquisition
(127,090)
1,510,074
36,887
2,294,277
1,552,128
174,086
2,167,187
3,062,202
209,973

Fund

268,330
268,330

All Other Funds
227,638
199,847
427,485

Totals
*Anacostia River Flood Con
$1,943,648
trol Bonds
$6,764,081
$7,707,729

WASHINGTON SUBURBAN SANITARY COMMISSION
Chairman: Floyd D. Peterson,1975
Vice Chairman: Johanna S. Norris, 1973
Carter C. Hubbel, Jr., 1973; George W. McCrory, Jr., 1975;
Vacancy, 1975; Vacancy 1975.
Robert J. McLeod, General Manager and Chief Engineer
John T. Bonifant, Secretary
James J. Lynch, Treasurer
John B. Kenkel, General Counsel
4017 Hamilton Street, Hyattsville 20781 Telephone: 277-7700
The Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission, the governing
body of the Washington Suburban Sanitary District, created by Chap-
ter 122, Acts of 1918, consists of six members, three of whom are
from Prince George's County and three from Montgomery County,
appointed by the governing body of each county. By Chapter 468,
Acts of 1970, the Montgomery County members are appointed by the
County Executive subject to confirmation by the County Council.
When the Commission was organized, the District's service area
covered 94 square miles. In succeeding years, the General Assembly
has made additions, and the Washington Suburban Sanitary District
now contains about 1,000 square miles within Prince George's and
Montgomery counties, adjacent to the District of Columbia. The Com-
mission has jurisdiction over the construction of any water and sew-
erage systems built in either county beyond the limits of the Sanitary
District boundaries. In Prince George's County it has jurisdiction
over the operation of these same facilities. The present Sanitary
District has a population of more than 1,000,000 and an assessed
valuation of approximately $6,300,000,000.
The Commission provides for the construction, maintenance and
operation of water supply and sewerage systems; it has jurisdiction
over storm drainage in Prince George's County only. It regulates and
inspects plumbing and gas fitting installations in both counties. The
Commission has been designated as the organization responsible for
the administration, maintenance and operation of the Anacostia River
Flood Control and Navigation Project. As of June 30, 1971, the water

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