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ment, and the Chesapeake Bay Commission The
Council's six members serve ex officio
CITIZENS ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Chair David Brubaker, Pennsylvania
Maryland members appointed by Governor
Elizabeth I Bauereis, Ph D , James A Sokesz, Lina
Vlavianos, Mary Roe Walkup
Maryland at-larae members appointed by Board of
Directors, Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay Mark
Kalish, G Steele Phillips, Larry Schweiger
IMPLEMENTATION COMMITTEE
Chair William Matuszeski, Maryland
Maryland members representing State agencies
Verna E Harnson, Dept of Natural Resources,
RoydenN Powell 111, Dept of Agriculture
Committee & Subcommittee chairs B Frank
Courtnght, Maryland, Air Quality Coordination
Workgroup, Jon M Capacasa, Pennsylvania, Budget
Steering Committee, Christina Novak, Pennsylvania,
Communications Subcommittee, Robert E
Magmen, Ph D , Maryland, Data Center Workgroup,
William Matuszeski, Maryland, Federal Agencies
Committee, Michael Thomas, Virginia, Land Growth
& Stewardship Subcommittee, Carolyn V Watson,
Maryland, Living Resources Subcommittee, James R.
Collier, District of Columbia, Modeling
Subcommittee, Paul O Swartz, Pennsylvania,
Monitoring Subcommittee, William G Browning,
Virginia, Nutrients Subcommittee, Michael S Haire,
Maryland, Toxics Subcommittee
Chesapeake Bay Program Office
U S Environmental Protection Agency
410 Severn Ave , Suite 109
Annapolis, MD 21403 (410)267-5700
The Implementation Committee was estab-
lished in 1984 by the Chesapeake Bay Agreement
of 1983 The Committee advises the Chesapeake
Executive Council on implementing the
Chesapeake Bay Program
LOCAL GOV£RNM£NTADVISORYCOAfMITT££
ON THE CHESAPEAKE EAT PROGRAM
Chair Gary G Allen, Maryland
Maryland members appointed by Governor Robert
W Enckson, Murray D Levy, Margaret R- Myers,
George M O'Donnell, Edward F Sharp
Anthony D Redman, Executive Director
416 Goldsborough St
Easton, MD 21601 (410) 822 9630
In accordance with the 1987 Chesapeake Bay
Agreement, the Governor appointed the Local
Government Advisory Committee on the
Chesapeake Bay Program in April 1988 The Corn
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mittee presents to the Chesapeake Executive Coun
cil the concerns and opinions of the local govern-
ments in the Chesapeake Bay watershed It also
informs local governments about the Chesapeake
Bay Program
The Committee has twenty four members Mary
land, Pennsylvania, and Virginia each are represented
by six members appointed by their respective gover
nors The District of Columbia is represented by six
members appointed by the Mayor
LOCAL GOVERNMENT TASK FORCE
Maryland members appointed by Governor Clarence
I Laird, Kurt Lipholdt
COASTAL STATES ORGANIZATION
Chair Eldon Hout, Oregon
Maryland member appointed by Governor Gwynne
Schultz (Sarah J Taylor Rogers, Ph D , alternate)
444 North Capitol St, NW, Suite 322
Washington, DC 20001 (202) 508 3860
c/ o Chesapeake & Coastal Watershed Service
Dept of Natural Resources
580 Taylor Ave
Annapolis, MD 21401 (410) 974 2784
Formed m 1970, the Coastal States Organization
was created to represent state governors m oceanic
and coastal affairs The Organization expresses the
states' shared interests and concerns m interstate and
federal marine resource programs and policies It helps
coastal states develop and implement national coastal
policy and resolve national coastal issues without
mterfenng m other state objectives The Organization
provides a nonparusan forum for debate, discussion,
and resolution of national coastal issues and problems
As an information clearinghouse, it also supphes
coastal research and data analysis to Congress, mem
ber states, the media, and the general public
Presently, the Organization consists of delegates
appointed by the governors of thirty coastal states
and five territories Maryland has been a member
since 1970
DELMARVA ADVISORY COUNCIL
President Carol D Stockley, Maryland, 1996
1st Vice-President Laura Belle Gordy, Virginia,
1997
2nd Vice-President Francis X Raskauskas,
Delaware, 1995
Treasurer James W Taylor, Maryland, 1997
Maryland members appointed by Governor Lewis R
Riley, 1993, Albert B Atkmson, 1994. one
vacancy
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