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LAWS OF MARYLAND
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appears from use of the terms "constructing
and acquiring" — as compared with
"maintenance and operation" (cf., e.g.,
present Art. 64B, §13) — the Department and
the Commission agreed that further
clarification would be useful.
The Urban Mass Transportation Act of 1964 is
codified as 49 U.S.C. §§1601 et seq.
As to other parity provisions for the funding
of rapid rail mass transit systems, see, also,
§10-205 of this article dealing with grants to
the Washington Suburban Transit District.
(The Maryland counties included in the
Washington Suburban Transit District are
Montgomery and Prince George's.)
The bulk of the provisions relating to
personnel and labor matters in the
Administration are found in §7—206 and
Subtitle 6 of this title.
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SUBTITLE 2. MASS TRANSIT ADMINISTRATION.
7-201. ADMINISTRATION ESTABLISHED.
THESE IS A MASS TRANSIT ADMINISTRATION IN THE
DEPARTMENT.
REVISOR'S NOTE: This section is new language derived
without substantive change from the first
sentence of Art. 41, §207D(a).
It is set forth as a separate section for
emphasis.
7-202. MASS TRANSIT ADMINISTRATOR.
(A) POSITION AND APPOINTMENT.
THE HEAD OF THE ADMINISTRATION IS THE MASS TRANSIT
ADMINISTRATOR, WHO SHALL BE APPOINTED BY THE SECRETARY
WITH THE APPROVAL OF THE GOVERNOR.
(B) RESPONSIBILITY TO SECRETARY; DUTIES.
(1) THE ADMINISTRATOR SERVES AT THE PLEASURE
OF THE SECRETARY AND SHALL REPORT DIRECTLY TO HIM.
(2) SUBJECT TO THE AUTHORITY OF THE
SECRETARY, THE ADMINISTRATOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR CARRYING
OUT:
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(1) THE POWERS AND DUTIES VESTED BY LAW IN
THE ADMINISTRATION; AND
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