the Board of Public Works, the State Department
of Education, the Department of State Planning,
and the Department of General Services.

Each of the three participating agencies fur-
nishes staff to the Committee. The Executive
Director is appointed by and works under the
direction of the Committee. The Executive Direc-
tor and the business operations staff are employees
of the Board of Public Works. A representative
from the State Fire Marshal's office also is assigned
to the Committee.

A brochure, The State of Maryland Public
School Construction Program, 1971-1981, is avail-
able upon request.

COUNCIL ON THE STATE CAPITAL

Chairperson: Earl F. Seboda, Secretary of General
Services

Constance Lieder, Secretary of State Planning; W.
Minor Carter, Chairperson, State Commission on
the Capital City

Department of General Services
301 W. Preston St.
Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-3960

The Council advises the Board of Public Works
on the impact of State Programs on the City of
Annapolis and its immediate environs with a view
toward the enhancement and preservation of the
Annapolis area. With the approval of the Board of
Public Works, the Council acts in matters involv-
ing the acquisition, management, and disposition
of any real property where the purpose of the
State's involvement is to enhance or protect the
character of the Annapolis area. The Council's
charge also includes managing and maintaining the
Paca House and Gardens in Annapolis. The chair-
person of the Council is appointed by the Board of
Public Works (Code State Government Article,
secs. 9-701 through 9-709).

MARYLAND STATE EMPLOYEES
SURETY BOND COMMITTEE

William S. James, State Treasurer; Louis L.
Goldstein, Comptroller of the Treasury; Stephen
H. Sachs, Attorney General.

c/o William S. James, State Treasurer
P. 0. Box 666
Annapolis 21404 Telephone: 269-3533

The Maryland State Employees Surety Bond
Committee, which consists of three ex officio
members or their designees, was created by Chap-

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ter 702, Acts of 1967. The Committee sets the type
and the amount of the bonds of all State officers
and employees who are required to be bonded. The
Comptroller of the Treasury is responsible for
keeping records of bonded State officers and
employees (Code 1957, Art. 78A, secs. 46-50).

STATE HOUSE TRUST

Harry Hughes, Governor; Melvin A. Steinberg;
President of the Senate; Benjamin L. Cardin,
Speaker of the House of Delegates; Charles L.
Wagandt, Chairperson, Maryland Historical
Trust.

Non-voting associates: William V. Elder III,
Orwin C. Talbott, Mrs. Charles W. Williams.

Architectural consultant: William Tashlick
Dr. Edward C. Papenfuse, Secretary

State Archives
P. 0. Box 828
Annapolis 21404 Telephone: 269-3914

The State House Trust was created by Chapter
199, Acts of 1969. The Trust supervises the use of,
exhibits in, and all improvements, alterations,
additions, landscaping, and repairs to the State
House and to the buildings and grounds within the
area known as State Circle in Annapolis.

The Trust consists of four ex officio members or
their designees who act as the trustees and from
one to three non-voting associates who are quali-
fied by experience and interest in historical preser-
vation. The Trust retains an architect as a
consultant (Code State Government Article, secs.
9-501 through 9-506).

STATE PERMIT COORDINATING
COUNCIL

Martin K. Alloy; Charles D. Ellison, Jr.; Jack W.
Fridinger; Barton Hodman; Maybelle D. Jones;
Stephen J. Kimlicko; James Martin Luff; Manus
Eamonn McGeady; Raquel Sanudo; Henry P.
Wojtanowski; Theodore Zaieskie, Jr. Terms
expire 1986.

Ex officio: Vacancy, Secretary of Economic and
Community Development; Francis J. Aluisi,
State Permits Coordinator; Althea J. O'Connor,
Executive Director, Maryland Association of
Counties; Jon C. Burrell, Executive Director,
Maryland Municipal League