require regular care to maintain them as show
places and attractions for the public.

The Division provides both preventive and rou-
tine maintenance, major repairs, alterations, im-
provements, and housekeeping services to preserve
facilities and equipment. The Division's special
police and guards provide around-the-clock securi-
ty. In addition, the Division operates a comprehen-
sive supply system for equipment and materials
needed to maintain the Center and some of its
vehicles. The Division also dispatches and controls
the operation of pool cars and other assigned
vehicles.

The Division's telephone section provides gener-
al telephone information and is responsible for the
installation, service, and billing of all State agencies
within the 269-telephone and 224-MARCOM
exchanges.

BALTIMORE PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND
GROUNDS DIVISION

Frederick W. DeJong, Superintendent
John C. Reese, Assistant Superintendent

301 W. Preston St.
Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-4486
Nights and Holidays: 383-^448

This Division is responsible for the operation,
maintenance, and security of the State buildings in
Baltimore City at 301 West Preston Street
(SB#1), 300 West Preston Street (SB#2), 2100
Guilford Avenue (SB#3), and 201 West Preston
Street (SB#4).

The Division provides both preventive and rou-
tine maintenance, major repairs, alterations, im-
provements, and housekeeping services to preserve
facilities and equipment. The Division's special
police and building guards provide around-the-
clock security. In addition, the Division operates a
comprehensive supply system for equipment and
materials needed to maintain the buildings and
some State vehicles. The Division also dispatches
and controls the operation of pool cars and other
assigned vehicles.

The Division's telephone section provides gener-
al telephone information and is responsible for
installation, service, and billing for all State agen-
cies within the 383- and 659-telephone and 222-
and 223-MARCOM exchanges.

MULTI-SERVICE CENTERS DIVISION

Robert B. Sivert, Administrator

General Services/201

301 W. Preston St., Room 1302
Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-2026

The Multi-Service Centers Division operates,
maintains, and provides security for eight District
Court/Multi-Service Center buildings. These
buildings are located in Essex/Rosedale and Arbu-
tus/Catonsville in Baltimore County, Centreville
in Queen Anne's County, Denton in Caroline
County, Ellicott City in Howard County, Glen
Burnie in Anne Arundel County, Bel Air in
Harford County, and Elkton in Cecil County. The
Division's oversight will extend to nine structures
when construction is completed on the Wabash
Avenue building in Baltimore City in 1985.

The Division provides both preventive and rou-
tine maintenance and oversees the contractual
provision of repairs, alterations, improvements,
housekeeping, and security services to preserve
facilities and equipment. These tasks are accom-
plished through contractual arrangements with
private companies under the supervision of Divi-
sion personnel. The Division also operates a com-
prehensive supply system for equipment and mate-
rials needed to maintain the buildings.

BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS

BOARD OF ARCHITECTURAL
REVIEW

Chairperson: Edwin F. Ball

Pasqual T. Astore; Stanford R. Britt; Robert A.
Cyr; Lonnie 0. Overton; Antonio C. Ramos;
Van Possen Schwab. Terms expire 1988.

Marshal MeCord, Coordinator

301 W. Preston St.
Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-2444

The Board of Architectural Review was estab-
lished by Chapter 80, Acts of 1949. It consists of
seven members appointed for four-year terms by
the Secretary of General Services from lists of
nominees submitted by the Baltimore Chapter, the
Potomac Valley of Maryland Chapter, and the
Chesapeake Bay Chapter of the American Institute
of Architects. The Board reviews architectural
designs and drawings and recommends any chang-
es necessary to make proposed buildings functional
and practical for the use intended (Code 1957, Art.
78A, sec. 23).

WAR MEMORIAL COMMISSION

Chairperson: Robert B. Watts, 1986