ment of Budget and Fiscal Planning for the ensuing
five fiscal years; 4) projections of school construc-
tion and capital improvement needs prepared by the
Interagency Committee on School Construction
for the ensuing five fiscal years; 5) projections of
debt service requirements for die ensuing ten fiscal
years; 6) other factors relevant to the ability of the
State to meet its projected debt service require-
ments for the ensuing five years; 7) criteria estab-
lished or used by recognized bond rating agencies
in judging the quality of State bond issues; 8) other
factors relevant to the marketability of State bonds;
and 9) the effect of additional debt authorizations
on each of the factors enumerated above. The
Committee's estimate is advisory and is not binding
upon the Governor, the Board of Public Works, or
the General Assembly
The Committee consists of four ex officio mem-
bers and one member appointed, by the Governor.
The State Treasurer is designated chairperson by
law (Code State Finance and Procurement Article,
sees. 8-104 through 8-116).

CHESAPEAKE BAY TRUST

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Gary R. Fuhrman, Chairperson, 1992

Appointed by Governor: Robin Ward Ireland, 1991;
Dennis F. Rasmusscn, 1991; JoAnn M. Roberts,
1991; Betty K. Gardner, 1992; Brice R. Phillips,
1992; Thomas H. Boggs, Jr., 1993; Kathleen Ann
Cloyd, 1993; Walter Lee Dunkle, 1993; Caiman J.
Zamoiski, Jr., 1993; four vacancies.

Ex officio: Rosemary Roswell, designee of Secretary
of Agriculture; Robert Perciasepe, Secretary of the
Environment; TorreyC. Brown, M.D., Secretary of
Natural Resources; Arthur Dorman, designee of
Senate President; John M. Ashley, designee of
House Speaker.

Thomas L. Burden, Executive Director <&• Secretary

60 West St., Suite 200A
Annapolis, MD 21401 974-2941

BUDGET (CODE 30.01.01)

FY1991 Total Appropriation ......... $76,708
General Funds .................... $76,708
FY1991 Total Authorized Positions ........ n/a

MANDATED REPORTS

Annual Report to Governor & General Assembly.
ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE

CHESAPEAKE BAY TRUST
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR & SECRETARY
Thomas L. Burden ............... 974-2941

PROJECT COORDINATOR
Richard R. Leader .......... 974-2941

Independent Agencies/507

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
Penny Wade McGarry ....... .974-2941

SPECIAL ASSISTANT
Judith Macindoc ........... .974-2941

The Chesapeake Bay Trust was created in 1985
as a nonprofit organization (Chapter 789, Acts of
1985). The Trust promotes public awareness and
participation in restoring and protecting the water
quality and the aquatic and land resources of
Chesapeake Bay For these purposes, the Trust
solicits and accepts gifts, grants, legacies, or endow-
ments of money from federal, State or local govern-
ment, or from private sources. These contributions
are distributed to nonprofit organizations, com-
munity associations, civic groups, schools, or public
agencies for citizen involvement projects.
Activities that may qualify for funding include,
but are not limited to, projects which: 1) preserve
water quality and habitat; 2) restore aquatic and
land resources; 3) produce educational materials;
4) provide educational scholarships or training; and
5) promote conservation programs. The Trust may
not consider activities chat advocate a political can-
didate or a political solution. The Trust also
develops projects for sponsorship by corporate and
business organizations or by individuals.
The Trust is governed by a nineteen-member
Board of Trustees. The Governor appoints fourteen
members to represent the interests of local govern-
ment, education, environmental conservation,
business, and the public. Appointed members serve
four-year terms. Five members serve ex officio: the
President of the Senate, Speaker of the House of
Delegates, Secretary of Agriculture, Secretary of the
Environment, and Secretary of Natural Resources,
or their designees (Code Natural Resources Article,
sees. 8-1901 through 8-1910).

COMMUNITY REINVESTMENT
BOARD

Vacancy, Chairperson
Appointed by Governor: not yet appointed

Ex officio (nonvotin/f): J. Randall Evans, Secretary of
Economic & Employment Development;
Jacqueline H. Rogers, Secretary of Housing &
Community Development.

Contact: Jonathan L. Herz

c/o Housing & Community Services Programs
Dept. of Housing & Community Development
100 Community Place
Crownsville, MD 21032 514-7236

MANDATED REPORTS

Annual Report to Governor and General Assembly
due by Sept. 30.