OFFICE OF THE ASSISTANT
SECRETARY, ADMINISTRATION

Ronald A. Moser, Assistant Secretary, Administra-
tion

James P. Coyle, Deputy Assistant Secretary, Ad-
ministration

The Assistant Secretary of Administration over-
sees all headquarters' divisions and the Depart-
ment's Data Center, and provides administrative
services support for the Secretary's staff and other
units of the Department.

MARYLAND TRANSPORTATION
COMMISSION

Chairperson: C. Robert Morrison, 1988

Alvin Akman, 1985; Patrick P. O'Malley, 1985;
William J. Ryan, 1985; Alton Thomas, Jr., 1985;
John H. Mosner, Jr., 1986; Louis R. O'Neill,
1987; Dorothy H. Streaker, 1987; John C.
Warfield, 1987; C. Lawrence Wiser, 1987; one
vacancy.

Ex officio: Thomas G. Barton, 1985; Garner W.
Duvall, 1985; W. Earl Griffin, 1985; Werner L.
Gruber, Jr., 1985; William R. Smith, 1988;
Frank Thorp, 1988.

P.O. Box 8755
BWI Airport 21240 Telephone: 859-7260

The Maryland Transportation Commission was
created by Chapter 526, Acts of 1970. The Com-
mission studies the entire State transportation
system. It advises and makes recommendations to
the Secretary and Administrators on policy formu-
lation and program execution.

The Commission consists of seventeen members.
Ten are appointed for three-year terms by the
Governor with the advice of the Secretary. The
seven regional members of the State Roads Com-
mission serve ex officio. The Governor designates
the chairperson (Code Transportation Article,
secs. 2-201 through 2-205).

BOARD OF REVIEW

Chairperson: John S. Bednarik, 1986

John Kopp, 1985; Leon N. Perry, 1985; Georgia S.
Hoff, 1986; Edward S. Murphy, 1986; Avery W.
Hall, 1987; Jerusa C. Wilson, 1987.

The Board of Review of the Department of
Transportation is charged with hearing and deter-

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mining appeals from certain decisions of the Secre-
tary or of any administration or agency within the
Department.

The Board consists of seven members appointed
for three-year terms by the Governor with the
advice of the Secretary and the advice and consent
of the Senate. At least four members must repre-
sent the public. The remaining members are re-
quired to have knowledge and experience in one or
more of the fields under the Department's jurisdic-
tion (Code Transportation Article, secs. 2-501
through 2-506).

TRANSPORTATION PROFESSIONAL
SERVICES SELECTION BOARD

Chairperson: William M. Corun, 1987
Vice-Chairperson: Walter E. Woodford, Jr., 1987

David A. Wagner, designee of the Secretary of
Transportation; Ronald A. Moser; Orhan Baycu,
alternate.

Executive Secretary: Orhan Baycu

P. 0. Box 8755
BWI Airport 21240 Telephone: 859-7335

The Transportation Professional Services Selec-
tion Board was created by Chapter 732, Acts of
1974. The Board makes recommendations to the
Board of Public Works on the award of architec-
tural or engineering services where the contract
exceeds $50,000. Actions of the Board are gov-
erned by the Maryland Procurement of Architec-
tural and Engineering Services Act—Transporta-
tion Agencies (Code 1957, Art. 21, secs. 9-101
through 9-118) and the requirements of the State
Procurement Regulations (COMAR 21.12.02).

The Board consists of four members: the Secre-
tary of Transportation or his designee, an individu-
al appointed by the Governor from the Depart-
ment, and two members of the public appointed to
five-year terms by the Governor. The Governor
may designate an alternate member.

STATE RAILROAD
ADMINISTRATION

Charles H. Smith, Administrator

P. 0. Box 8755
BWI Airport 21240 Telephone: 859-7210

The State Railroad Administration was formed
in 1978 (Executive Order 01.01.1978.11). Its duties
are to preserve and improve present railroad