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Chesapeake Bay Program
A "Who's Who" in the
Chesapeake Bay Program
August 1994
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Chesapeake Bay Program Office
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Annapolis City Marina
410 Severn Avenue, Suite 109
Annapolis, MD 21403
(410) 267-5700
Toll Free: (800) YOUR BAY (968-7229)
FAX: (410)267-5777
For additional information and educational material on the Chesapeake Bay, call the Alliance for the
Chesapeake Bay's Chesapeake Regional Information Service (CRTS) at 1 800 662-CRIS (2747)
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Table of Contents
The Chesapeake Bay Program
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Organization and Major Committees. . . . . . . . . '.' . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Chesapeake Executive Council. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Principals' Staff Committee
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Implementation Committee
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Budget Steering Committee. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Communications Subcommittee. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Livin'g Resources Subcommittee. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Modeling Subcommittee. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Monitoring Subcommittee. " . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Nonpoint Source Subcommittee. . . . . . .. . . : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Population Growth and Development Subcommittee. . . . . . . . . . . . .
Public Access Subcommittee. . . . . . . . . . ~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Toxics Subcommittee. . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Advisory Committees. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Citizens Advisory Committee. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Local Government Advisory Committee. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Scientific and Technical Advisory Committee. . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . .
Federal Agencies Committee. . . . . . . . : . . . . . . . . . . . ~ . . . . . . .'. . .
U.S. EPA Chesapeake Bay Program Office Organization Chart. . . . . . . .
Chesapeake Bay Program Coordination Contacts. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . '
Map & Directions to Chespeake Bay Program Office. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Alphabetical Listing of Committee and Subcommittee Members. . . . . .
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8-16
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20-29
30-32
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39-45
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The Chesapeake Bay Program
The Chesapeake Bay Program is the unique regional partnership which has been directing and
conducting the restoration of Chesapeake Bay since the' signing of the historic 1983 Chesapeake
Bay Agreement. The Chesapeake Bay Program partners include the states of Maryland,
Pennsylvania, and Virginia; the District of Columbia; the Chesapeake Bay Commission, a tri-
state legislative body; the Envirorimental Protection Agency, representing the federal agencies;
and participating advisory groups.
This "Who's Who" is a valuable reference fo'r understanding the Chesapeake Bay Program's
structure, which was designed to promote full participation in the decision-making process.
Representatives of the Chesapeake. Bay Program partners and other participants are listed, as ,
well as an overview of the committee structure.
As the largest estuary in the United States and the most productive in the world, the Chesapeake
was the first estuary targeted for restoration and protection. In the late 1970's scientific and
estuarine research on the Bay pinpointed three areas requiring immediate attention: nutrient over-
enrichment; dwindling underwater Bay grasses; and toxic pollution. Once the initial research was
completed, the Chesapeake Bay Program evolved as the means to restore this exceptionally
valuable resource.
Since its inception, the Chesapeake Bay Program's highest priority has been the restoration of
the Bay's living resources -- its finfish, shellfish and other aquatic life and wildlife. Recent years
have brought significant progress in the Bay restoration effort. Improvements have been achieved
in such areas as habitat restoration, nutrient reduction, and estuarine science. Examples of
specific actions initiated by the Chesapeake Bay Program include a watershed-wide, phosphate
detergent ban, the introduction of agricultural best management practices and biological nutrient
removal, and a public education campaign emphasizing the role each of the watershed's 13.6
million ,residents play in the restoration.
Considered a national and international model for estuarine research and restoration programs,
the Chesapeake Bay Program is still a "work in progress". Since 1983, milestones in the
evolution of the Chesapeake Bay Program include the signing of the 1987 Chesapeake Bay
Agreement, the 1992 Amendments to the Chesapeake Bay Agreement, and the 1993 Directives
by the Chesapeake Executive Council -- the policy-maki!lg body of the Chesapeake Bay
Program.
In the 1987 Agreement, the Chesapeake Bay Program partners set a goal to reduce the nutrients
nitrogen and phosphorous entering the Bay by 40% by the year 2000. Nutrient over-enrichment
is one of the biggest challenges facing Chesapeake Bay. Nutrients' "pollute" the Bay, inhibiting
the growth of underwater grasses which provide critical habitat in shallow areas. In deeper areas,
nutrient over-enrichment robs the water of oxygen, killing fish, shellfish and other aquatic life.
Achieving a 40 % nutrient reduction will ultimately improve the oxygen levels in Bay waters and
encourage aquatic life to flourish.
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In the 19S2 A'1lendments, the partners agreed to maintain the 40% goal beyond the year 2000
and attack nltrie..1ts at their source -- 'upstream in the Bay's tributaries. In November 1992, the
Chesapeake B1Y Program established watershed-wide nutrient reduction targets for the Bay's 10
major trib.ltaries. As a result, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, and the District of Columbia
are developi ng "tributary strategies" to achieve the nutrient reduction targets. The Chesapeake
Bay Prognm ,llsa began reevaluating its Basinwide Toxies Reduction Strategy in order to better
understand th(: impact toxics have on the Bay's resources.
In 1993, the Chesapeake Bay Program partners celebrated a "Decade of Progress" by'
highlighting the 10th anniversary of the signing of the original Bay agreement along with some
of the res:o::a ~io;1 successes to date, including an increase in the acreage of underwater Bay
grasses, r;:cord-~etting numbers of young rockfish, and significant reductions of point source
pl>llution. The pcrtners also acknowledged that the Chesapeake Bay Program made a significant
transition5ince 1983, moving from its research phase to its implementation phase.
Highlighting ':he results-oriented emphasis of the Chesapeake Bay Program, the Executive
Council guided the restoration effort in 1993 with five directives addressing key areas of the
restoratior, incl:1ding the tributaries, toxics, underwater bay grasses, fish passages, and
agrieultur;:l nonrobt source pollution. Specifically, the Executive Council directed the partners
tc' outline initiatives for nutrient reduction in the Bay's tributaries; revise the Basinwide Toxies
R~duetion Sm.rte~y by 1994; develop action plans to address problems related tQ toxies is specific
g,~ographi:; areas within the watershed by 1994; and work with the agricultural community to
inplemen' totil ::-esource management programs on farms in the watershed.
III addition, the Executive Council set an initial goal for recovery of Bay grasses at 114,000
al~res by the y ~ar 2005; and set five- and lO-year goals for reopening 582 and 1,350 river miles
of spawning hab:ta~ by the removal of blockages, such as small dams, on the Bay's tributaries
which prevent migratory fish from reaching spawning areas.
For more ;nfonnation on the Chesapeake Bay Program, call1-800-YOUR-BAY. .
For gen eral infonnation on the Bay or educational materials, call 1-800-662-CRlS.
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Major Committees In The. Chesapeake Bay Program
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Executive Council
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Citizens - - - - - -.- - - - - - - - -
Principals. Staff
Advisory Committee
Committee '
Local Government Federal Agencies
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Advisory Committee Committee
Scientific & Technical I-- Implementation Budget & Workplan
Committee
- Steering Committee
Advisory Committee
- Air Quality
Coordination Group
L.....- Trib. Strategies Public
Subcommittees Particip. Wrkgrp.
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Nonpoint Toxics Monitoring Modeling living Public Growth & Communications
Source Resources Access Development
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CIIESAPEAKE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL
Responsib:ilities
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The Chesapeake Executive Council was established by the Chesapeake Bay Agreement of 1983.
Under the 1987 Agreement membership changed from cabinet secretaries to the Governors of the States of
Maryland, Penn:;ylvania, and Virginia, the Administrator of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the
Mayor of the District of Columbia and the Chair of the Chesapeake Bay Commission, a legislative
Commission s~r{ing Maryland, PeIUlSylvania, and Virginia. The Executive Council establishes the policy
di:'ection fo1' the re:;toration and protection of the Chesapeake Bay and its living resources.
The Exe cutivc Council exerts leadership to marshal public support and is accountable to the public
for progres~ maje under the Agreement. It meets as needed, but at least annually. Its Principals' Staff
Committee meet) a~needed to facilitate communication among the Implementation Committee, the Advisory
Committees, and the Chesapeake Executive Council.
Chesap(~ake Executive Council Membership
William D(1n~lc S(~haefer, Chairman
Governor
Stlte of MaryJand
01fice of thl: Gcvel nor
Stite House
Annapolis, MD 21401
(410) 974-3()Ol
Robert Patrick Casey
Governor
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Room 225 - The Capitol
Harrisburg, PA 17120
(717) 787-2500
George Alkn
Governor
Commonwe,ilth )f virginia
OJfice of th,: Govel nor
P. O. Box j 4i5
Rkhmond, VA 232:2
(8l>4) 786-2:~ 11
Elmo G. Cross, Jr.
Chairman
Chesapeake Bay Commission
Senate of Virginia
Route 2, Box 1110
Ha'nover, V A 23069
(804) 746-4621
Carol M. Browner
Administrator
US EnvironmEmal .:'rotection Agency
401 M Street, SW
Washington, DC 20460
(202) 260-4/00
Sharon Pratt Kelly
Mayor
District of Columbia
Office of the Mayor
441 4th Street, NW
Washington, DC 20004
(202) 727-2980
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PRINCIPALS' STAFF COMMITTEE
Responsib ilities
The Principals' Staff Committee (PSC) acts as the policy advisors to the Executive Council,
accepting items for Council consideration and approval, and setting agendas for Council meetings.
Individual members of the psc arrange and provide briefings to their principals, the Agreement signatories.
The PSC also provides policy and program direction to the 'Implementation Committee.
Principals' Staff Committee Membership
Cecily Majerus, Chair
Governor's Chesapeake Bay Coordinator
Governor's Office
State House
Annapolis, MD 21401
PHONE: (410) 974-3004
Fax: 974-3435
Thomas Burke
Chesapeake Bay Communications Office
Office of the Governor
State House
Annapolis, MD 21401
PHONE: (410) 974-3004
Fax: 974-5328
Ferial S. Bishop
Administrator ,
DC Department of Consumer &
Regulatory Affairs .
Environmental Regulation Administration
2100 Martin Luther King, Jr. Avenue, SE
Suite 203
Washington, DC 20020
PHONE: (202) 645-6617
Fax: 645-6622
David A. C. Carroll
Secretary
MD Department of Environment
2500 Broening Highway
Baltimore, MD 21224
PHONE: (410) 631-3084
Fax: 631-3888
Dr. Torrey Brown
Secretary
MD Department of Natural Resources
Tawes State Office Building
580 Taylor Avenue
Annapolis, MD 21401
PHONE: (410) 974-3041
Fax: 974-5206
Becky Norton Dunlop
Secretary of Natural Resources
P. O. Box 1475 .
Richmond, VA 23212
PHONE: (804) 786-0044
Fax: 371-8333 -
Caren Glotfelty
Deputy Secretary for Water Management
P A Department of Environmental Resources
Market Street State Office Building, 16th Floor
P. O. Box 2063
Harrisburg, PA 17105-2063
- PHONE: (717) 787-4686
Fax: 7?2-5996
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Principals' ,Staff Committee (PSC) Supplemental Mailing List
Patricia A. Buckley
Governor's Policy Office
Finance Building, Room 506
Harrisburg, PA 17120
PHONE: (717) 787-1954
Fax: 787-8614
Veroa Harrison
Assistant Secretary
MD Department of Natural Resources
Tawes State Office Building, C-4
Annapolis, MD 21401
PHONE: (410) 974-2255
Fax: 974-5206
Jon M. Capacasa
Deputy Director, Chesapeake Bay Program Office
US EP A - Region III
841 Chestnut Building
Philadelphia, PA 19107
PHONE: (215) 597-8228
Fax: 580-2023
Ken Laden
DC Department of Public Works
Office of Policy and Planning
2000 14th Street, NW - 6th Floor
Washington, DC 20009
PHONE: (202) 939-8115
Fax: 939-7185
Arthur Davis
Secretary
P A Department of Environmental Resources
P. O. Box 2063
Harrisburg, PA 17105-2063
PHONE: (717) 787-2814
Fax: 783-8926
Betty Hager Francis
Director, DC Department of Public Works
2000 14th Street, NW - 6th Floor
Washington, DC 20009
PHONE: (202) 939-8000
Fax: 939-8191
Larry Minock
Chesapeake Bay & Coastal Programs
Virginia Department of Environmental Quality
629 East Main Street, 6th Floor
P. O. Box 10009
. Richinond, VA 23240-0009
PHONE: (804) 762-4320
Fax: 762-4319
Keith Gentzler
Office of the Deputy Secretary. for
Water Management
P A Department of Environmental Resources
P. O. Box 2063
Harrisburg, PA 17105-2063
PHONE: (717) 787-4686
Fax: 772-5996
SylviaD. Whitworth
Watershed Coordinator
DC Department of Consumer &
Regulatory Affairs
Environmental Regulation Administration
2100 Martin Luther King, Jr. Avenue, SE
Suite 203
Washington, DC 20020
PHONE: (202) 645-6617 Ext. 3232
Fax: 645-6622
Michael Haire .
MD Department of the Environment
Director, Chesapeake Bay & Watershed
Management Administration'
2500 Broening Road
Baltimore, MD 21224
PHONE: (410) 631-3680
Fax: 631-3873
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ll\fPLEMENT A TION COMMITTEE
Responsibilities
The Implementation Committee was established by the Chesapeake Bay Agreement of 1983 and is
composed 01 Jepresentatives from the States of Maryland, Virginia and Pennsylvania, the District of
Columbia, the Chesapeake Bay Commission, the Environmental Protection Agency, ten other federal
agencies and (Ither Program participants. It is responsible - for implementing the policy decisions and
technical studies of the Chesapeake Executive Council and coordinating restoration and protection activities
under the 1987 Bay Agreement.
Th~ Committee receives policy guidance from both the Executive Council and its Principal Staff
Committee. It establishes and coordinates a11 of the committees and subcommittees shown below. The
Chesapeake Bay Program Office provides staff support to the Implementation Committee and its
Subcommittees The Implementation Committee is responsible f0r the annual workplan and budget,
preparation of the Alillual Report, technical and computer support, and public outreach. It receives and
admowledges 1he advice of the Scientific and Technical Advisory Committee, the Local Government
Advisory Committee and the Citizens Advisory Committee whose Chairs are also members.
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Implementation Committee Membership
William Matuszeski, Chair ,
Director, Chesapeake Bay Program
US EP A Chesapeake Bay Program Office
410 Severn Avenue, Suite 109
Annapolis, MD 21403 .
PHONE: (410)'267-5700 or 1-800-968-7229
Fax: 267-57777
or
US EP A - Region III
841 Chestnut Building
Philadelphia, PA 19107
PHONE: (215) 597-8540
Fax: 580-2023
Jon M. Capacasa
Deputy Director, Chesapeake Bay Program
US EP A - Region III .
841 Chestnut Building
Philadelphia, PA 19107
PHONE: (215) 597-8228
Fax: 580-2023
Cheryl Amisial
Program Manager
Environmental Regulation Administration
Soil Resources Management Division
2100 Martin Luther King, Jr. Avenue, SE
Washington, DC 20020
PHONE: (202) 645-6059 Ext. 3086
Fax: 645-6063
James R. Collier
Program Manager
DC Water Resources Management Division
2100 Martin Luther King Avenue, SE
Washington, DC 20020.. '
PHONE: (202) 645-6601 Ext. 3040
Fax: 645-6622
Louis W. Bercheni
Assistant Director
P A Department of Environmental Resources
Bureau of Water Quality Management
P. O. Box 8465
Market Street State Office Building, 10th Floor
Harrisburg, PA 17105-8465 '
PHONE: (717) 787-4317
Fax: 772-5156
John Davy
Planning and Recreation Resourc,es
V A Department of Conservation &
Recreation
203 Governor Street, Suite 326
Richmond, VA 23219
PHONE: (804) 786-2556
Fax: 786-6141
JOe DiBello
, Chief
Division of Park & Resources Planning
National Park Service '
2nd & Chestnut Customs House (Room 260)
Philadelphia, PA 19106
PHONE: (215) 597-1581
Fax: 597-0932
Patricia A. Buckley,
Governor's Policy Office
Finance Building, Room 506 ,
Harrisburg, PA 17120
PHONE: (717) 787-1954
fax: 787-8614
Thomas W. Burke
Chesapeake Bay Communications
Office of the Governor
State House - 100 State Circle
Annapolis, MD 21401
PHONE: (410) 974-5300
Fax: 974-5328
, Herbert Freiberger
Area Hydrologist
U.S. Geological Survey
Water Resources Division
208 Carrol Building
8600 LaSalle Road
Towson, MD 21204
PHONE: (410) 828-1538
Fax: 828-1538
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ImplenlE'ntation Committee Membership (Continued)
Jack Frye
Division Director
VA Department of Conservation and Recreation
203 Governor Street, Suite 206
Richmond, V A 23219-2094
PHONE: (8(4) 7R6-2064
Fax: 786-1798
Keith R. Gent:der
Office of the D~puty Secretary for
Water Managl~m~nt
P A Department of Environmental Resources
P. O. Box 206~
Market Strl~et State Office Building, 16th Floor
Harrisburg, P A 17105-2063
PHONE: (717: 7P-4686
Fax: 772-5996
M. Elizabeth WHelan
NOAA Chesapeak~ Bay Office, Suite 107A
410 Severn Av{,nUt~
Annapolis, MD 21403
PHONE: (410) 2t7-5661
Fax: 267-5(j66
Michael Hair e
MD Departm,~nt of the Environment
Director, Chesapezke Bay & Watershed
Managem,~nt Administration
. 2500 Broening ::Jighway
Baltimore, M:) 21224
PHONE: (410) 631-3680
Fax: 631-3873
Verna E. lIarrison
DIrector, Chesapeake Bay Program Office
M D Depart men : of Natural Resources
Tawes Statt' Oftice Buildbg, C-4
Annapolis, MD 21401 '
PHONE: (410) 974-2255
Fax: 974-52()(j
C. Flippo Hicks
Local Government Advisory Committee
c/o Tony Redman
416 Goldsborough Street
Easton, MD 21601
PHONE: (410) 822-9630
Fax: 820-5039
Col. Randall R. Inouye
Commander
US Army Corps of Engineers
Baltimore District
P. O. Box 1715
Baltimore, MD 21203-1715
PHONE: (410) 962-4545
Fax: 962-7516
Virgil E. Kopt ,
V A Department of Game & Inland
Fisheries
4010 West Broad Street
P. O. Box 1 II04
Richmond, VA 23230
(804) 367-1000
FAX: (804) 367-2427
'Michael D. Krempasky
Director '
B,ureau of Land & Water Conservation
P A Department of Environmental Resources
P. O. Box 8555
Market Street State Office Building, 11th Floor
Harrisburg, P A 17105-8555
PHONE: (717) 787-5267
Fax: 787-9549
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Implementation Committee Membership. (Continuted)
Kenneth Laden
DC Department of Public Works
Office of Policy & Planning
2000 14th Street NW, 6th Floor
Washington, DC 20009
~ PHONE: (202) 939-8115
Fax: 939-7185
William A. Pruitt
VA Marine Resources Commission
2600 Washington Avenue
P. O. Box 756
Newport News, VA 23607
PHONE: (804) 247-2200
Fax: 247-2020
Cecily Majerus
Governor's Chesapeake Bay Coordinator
State House .
100 State Circle.
Annapolis, MD 21401
PHONE: (410) 974-3004
Fax: 974-3435
Df: Clifford W. Randall
Environmental Engineering
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
330 Norris Hall
Blacksburg, VA 24061
PHONE: (703) 231-6018
Fax: 231-7916
Heidi McCree
Governor's Office
State House
100 State Circle
Annapolis, MD 21401
PHONE: (410) 974-3004
Fax: 974-3435
Herbert M. Sachs
Executive Director
Interstate Commission on the Potomac
River Basin
6110 Executive Boulevard, Suite 300
Rockville, MD 20852-3903
PHONE: (301) 984-1908 ext. 117
Fax: 984-5841
Edmund Miller
Office of the Deputy Assistant
Secretary of Defense (Environment)
400 Army Navy Drive, Room 206
Arlington, V A 22202-2884
PHONE: (703) 695-8356
Fax: 697-7548
Ann Pesiri Swanson
Executive Director
Chesapeake Bay Commission
~ 60 West Street, Suite 200
AnnaPolis, MD 21401
PHONE: (410) 263-3420
Fax: 263-9338..
Walter N. Peechatka
Deputy Secretary for Regulatory Programs
P A Department of Agriculture
208 Agriculture Office Building
2301 N. Cameron Street.
Harrisburg, PA 17110-9408
PHONE: (717) 783-6985
Fax: 772-2780
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lmplelnentation Committee Membership (Continuted)
Paul Swartz
Executive DireGtol
Susquehanna R vel' Basin Commission
1721 North Fwnt Street
Harrisburg. I'A 17102
PHONE: (7J 7) 2:\8-0422
Fax: 238-2436
William J. (Jack) Whitney, Jr.
Citizens Advisory Committee
Langely & McDonald
5544 Greenwich Road
Virginia Beach, VA 23462
PHONE: (804) 473-2000
Fax: 497-7933
Capt. Richard C. Vlaun
Chief, Marine ~)af~ty Division
5th Coast Guard District,
4.H Crawfllrd ~;treet, Federal Building
Portsmouth, VA 23705-5004
PHONE: (804: 398-6372
Fax: 398-6503
Sylvia D. Whitworth
Watershed Coordinator
Environmental Regulation Administration
DC Department of Consumer & Regulatory
Affairs
2100 Martin Luther King, Ir. Avenue, SE
Suite 203
Washington, DC 20020
PHONE: (202) 645-6617 Ext. 3232
Fax: 645-66~2
Albert Todd
lISDA Fores! 5.er\'ice
liS EPA Chesapeake Bay Program Office
410 Severn Av(mu~, Suite 109
Annapolis, MD 21403
PHONE: (410) 267-5705
Fax: 267-5777
James Voss
State Executive Director
LSDA ASCS
8335 E Guilford Road
Columbia, MD 21046
PHONE: (410~ 381-4550
Fax: 962-4860
John W olflin
Supervisor, Chesapeake Bay Field Office
US Fish & Wildlife Service
177 Admiral Cochrane Drive
Annapolis, MD 21401
PHONE: (410) 573-4573
Fax: 269-0832
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Implementation Committee Subgroups & Workgroups
Budget Steering Committee
Budget Steering Committee (BSC) - The BSC reviews the program expenditure proposals made by the
Subcommittees and the advisory Committees and recommends a fiscal year extramural budget to the
Implementation Committee. The Implementation Committee is assisted in this pro~ss by the CBPO staff
which coordinates the assembly of the proposals and the development of alternative budget packages.
The BSC includes aU subcommittee chairs, signatory representatives and representatives of the CAC, STAC,
and LGAC.
Jon M. Caparnsa, Chair
Deputy Director, Chesapeake Bay Program
US EP A - Region III
841 Chestnut Building
Philadelphia, PA 19107
PHONE: (215) 597-8228
Fax: 580-2023
Russ Baxter
VA Director, Chesapeake Bay Commission
Virginia Department of Environmental Quality
P. O. Box 10009 .
Richmond, VA 23240-0009
PHONE: (804) 786-4500
Fax: 371-7604
William G. Browning
V A Department of Conservation & Recreation
203 Governor Street, Suite 206 .
Richmond, VA 23219-2094
PHONE: (804) 786-3914
Fax: 786-1798
Patricia A. Buckley
Governor's Policy Office
Finance Building, Room 506
Harrisburg, PA 17120
PHON~: (717) 787-1954
Fax: 787-8614
Thomas W. Burke
(Chalc, Communications Subcommittee)
. Chesapeake Bay Communications
Office of the Governor
State House - 100 State Circle
Annapolis, MD 21401
PHONE: (410) 974-5300
Fax: 974-5328
James Collier (Chair, Modeling Subcommittee)
Program Manager
Water Resources Management Division
.2100 Martin Luther King Avenue, SE
Washington, DC 20020
PHONE: (202) 645-6601 Ext. 3040
Fax: 645-6622
John Davy (Chair, Public Access Subcommittee)
Pla~Jng and Recreation Resources
VA Department of Conservation &
Recreation
203 Governor Street, Suite 326
Richmond, VA 23219
PHONE: ' (804) 786-2556
Fax: 786-6141
William Eberhardt
Environmental Manager
Proctor & Gamble Paper Products
P. O. Box 32
Mehoopany, P A 18629
PHONE: (717) 833-3306
Fax: 833-3306
C. Victor Funk (Chair, Nonpoint Source
Subcommittee)
Bureau of Soil & Water Conservation
PA Department of Environmental Resources
Market Street State Office Building, 11 th Floor
P. O. Box 8555,'
Harrisburg, P A 17105-8555
PHONE: (717) 787-5259
Fax: 787-9549
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Implementation Committee Subgroups & W orkgroups(Cont.)
Budget Steering Committee (Cont.) ,
Keith R. Gentzler
Office of the Deputy Secretary for
Water Mamgement
PA Departmtm: of Environmental Resources
P. O. Box 206:1
~1arket Street ~;tatc Office Building, 16th Floor
Harrisburg. P A 17105-2063
PHONE: (717) 787-4686
Fax: 772-5996 .
1\ Iichael H ait'e
MD Departmerlt of the Environment
Director, Ches<.peake Bay & Watershed
Management Administration
2500 Broening Highway
Baltimore, MD 21224
PHQNE: (410) 631-3680
Fax: 631-3873
Verna E. HUrl ison
(Chair, Living :Rewurces Subcommittee)
Director, Cheszpeake Bay Program Office
MD Departm~nt of Natural Resources
Tawes State Of :ice Building, C-4
Annapolis, MD 21401
PHONE: (41O~ 974-2255
Fax: 974-5206
C. Flippo Hicks (Chair, Local Government
Advisory Committee)
Virginia Associ.itian of Counties
Old City Hall
10th and BrOG.d Streets
Richmond, VA 23219
PHONE: (804) 788-0652
Fax: 788-008:\
Michael D. Kremp~L'iky
Director
Bureau of land & Water Conservation
P A Departme:lt of Environmental Resources
P. O. Box 8555
Market Street Slate Office Building, 11th Floor
Harrisburg, PA 17105-8555
PHONE: (717) 787-5267
Fc.x: 787-9549
Kenneth Laden
DC Deparunent of Public Works
Office of Policy & Planning
2000 14th Street NW, 6th Floor
Washington, DC 20009
PHONE: (202) 939-8115
Fax: 939-7185
CeciIy Majerus
Governor's Chesapeake Bay Coordinator
State House .
100 State Circle
Annapolis, MD 21401
PHONE: (410) 974-3004
Fax: 974-3435
Clifford Randall (Chair, Scientific and Technical
Advisory Committee)
Environmental Engineering
Virginia Polytechnic Institute,
330 Norris Hall '
Blacksburg, VA 24061
PHONE: (703) 231-6018
Fax: 231-7916
G. Edward Stigall
US EP A Chesapeake Bay Program Office
410 Severn Avenue, Suite 109
Annapolis, MD 21403
PHONE: (410) 267-5740
Fax: 267-5777
Ann Pesiri Swanson
Executive Director
Chesapeake BayCommission
60 West S~eet, Suite 200
Annapolis, MD 21401
PHONE: (4fO) 263-3420
Fax: 263-9338
Paul Swartz (Chair, Monitoring Subcommittee)
Executive Director'
Susquehanna River Basin Commission
1721 North Front Street
Harrisburg, P A 17102
, PHONE: (717) 238-0422
Fax: 238-2436 .
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Implementation Committee Subgroups & W orkgroups(Cont.)
Budget Steering Committee (Cont.)
William J. (Jack) Whitney, Jr. (Chair, Citizens
Advisory Committee)
Langely & McDonald
5544 Greenwich Road
Virginia Beach, VA 23462
PHONE: (804) 473-2000
Fax: 497-7933
Sylvia D. Whitworth
, Watershed Coordinator
Environmental Regulation Administration
DC Department of Consumer & Regulatory
Affairs
2100 Martin Luther King, Jr. Avenue, SE
Suite 203
. Washington, DC 20020
PHONE: (202) 645-6617 Ext. 3232
Fax: 645-6622
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Implelneutation Committee Subgroups & W orkgroups(Cont.)
Air Quality Coordination Group - The group works to coordinate and integrate all endeavors to improve
the accura~'y of estill1ates of atmospheric deposition and its relative importance as a cost-effective,
controllabl~ source of nutrient and tox.ic substances. The specific mission of the group is to foster a broad-
based understardjr.g ~f the nature and extent of atmospheric deposition to the Chesapeake Bay, and to
reinforce federal and state efforts to reduce and prevent the adverse impacts of such deposition in a credible,
holistic anc compr~hensive manner.
Frank Cou~'tright, Co-Chair-MDEARMA
Bruce Hicks, Co-Chair -' NOAA ARL
Joel Ha:cer - UM CEES
Ricbard B...tiuk - EPA CBPO
Joh('l Benedict - WV OAQ
AI Cim')re:ti- EPA Region III
Jame~ Collier - DC WSMD
Robin Dennis - EPA ORD
Todd Elsworth - EP A Region III
Betsy F~ey - DE DNREC
Kei:h Gentzler - PA DER
Ricke Hood - P A BAQC
David Krask - DC DCRA
Lewis Linker - EP A CBPO
Virginia McConnell - UM BC
Bob Ostrowski - PDPH
Eileen Rowan - VA DEQ
John Schneider - DE DWR
Dan Solkovitz - V A DEQ
Karl Weaver - MDE CBWM
Pete Zurbuch - WV DNR
TlI'ibutary Str a1 egies Public Participation 'Yorkgroup - The purpose of the workgroup is to broaden and
coordinate puhli~ participation for the tributary-specific nutrient strategies by working with the jurisdiction
to ensure al [equate public .comment during the strategy development process. .
Beverly Bandler - ICPRB
Kathi Hmgert - USFWS
Bette B<.ue:"eis - CAC
RusseJ Baxter - CBC
Pat Bucdey - PA Governor's Policy'
Office
Thomls Bvrke - Communications
Sl:bcomrrittee .
David Carroll - MD Governor's Office
Edwir.a Coder - CAC
Robert I>erJni~ - Piedmont Environmental
C(Junc :i
Richard Esxin - VA DOE
FraIl Flc.nitan - ACB
M. a;zabeib Gillelan - NOAA
JaI1'~s E. Cutman
Nicki Kasi - P A DER
Mike Krempasky - PA DER
Robert Magnien - MD DOE
William Matuszeski - EPA, CBPO
Larry Minnock - VA DEQ
Mike Permenter - SCS
Tony Redman - LGAC
Michele Riedel - VA DEQ
Louis Sage - STAC
Jay Sherman - CBF
Ann Swanson - CBC
Paul Swartz - SRBC
Alan Taylor - ST AC
Elizabeth Watkins - ST AC
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COMMUNICATIONS SUBCOMMITTEE
Responsibilities.
The Communications Subcommittee (CS) is responsible for: (1) building public understanding and
I
support of the Chesapeake Bay system and the restoration efforts undertaken pursuant to the 1987 Agreement
and (2) coordinating the implementation of the Agreement's public information, education and participation
commitments, including public review of commitment documents. The Subcommittee has two workgroups:
an Education Workgroup, and a Multi-cultural Workgroup.
The Communications Subcomittee seeks to build public awareness of the Bay through a
comprehensive communications effort that includes media outreach, developing and distributing educational
and informational materials, promoting Bay-related special events, and facilitating citizen involvement in Bay
education and restoration projects.
Coordination efforts focus on articulating and publicizing the information generated by the
Chesapeake Bay Program to ensure that it is useful and reaches appropriate audiences in a timely manner
throughout the Chesapeake Bay watershed. The Subcommittee also serves in an advisory capacity to the
various Bay Program subcommittees, advisory committees arid work groups in the development and
distribution of their public outreach materials. .
The Subcommittee's activities are conducted within the framework of the Principals' Staff Co111II1ittee
strategic priority for increasing stakeholders and for higher public recognition of the Bay Program and its
accomplishments. The communication action plan is revised as necessary to reflect current Chesa~ke Bay
Program issues.
Organization Chart
COMMUNICATIONS
SUBCOMMITTEE
t
:EDUCATION
WORKGROUP
MULTI-CULTURAL.
WORKGROUP
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(~onunulncations SubconuniUeeMembership
Thomas W. Burke, Chair
Chesapeake Ba;f Communications
State House
Annapolis, MD 21401
PHONE: (410:19"/4-5300
Fax: 974-5.328
Paula Hill
Chesapeake Research Consortium
P. O. Box 1280
Solomons, MD 20688
PHONE: (410) 326-6700
Fax: 326-6773
Kathi Bangert
(is Fish & Wil jlife Service
Chesapeake Ba:f Field Office
177 Admiral Cochrane Drive
Annapolis, MD 21401
PH ONE: (410: 5'/3-4577
Fax: 224-2'781
Betsy Kulle
MD DNR/Coastal Zone Management
Tawes State Office Building, B-3
580 Taylor Avenue
Annapolis, MD 21401
PHONE: (410) 974-3382
Fax: 974-2833
Pat Buckky .
Governor's PJI cy Office
Finance Bldg. (Roam 506)
Harrisburg, FA 11120
PHONE: (717; 7f;7-1954
Fax: 787-86H
Gretchen Leslie
PA Dept. of Environmental Res. Press Office
400 Market St., 16th Fl., State Office Bldg.
Harrisburg, PA 17105-2063
PHONE: (717) 787-1323
Fax: 783-8926
Cliff Falkenau
Citizen's Advisory Committee
1878 Burley Read
Annapolis, MD 21401
PHONE: (410) 7)7-6145
Peter J. Marx
US EPA Chesapeake Bay ~rogram Office
410 Severn Avenue, Suite 109
Annapolis, Maryland 21403
PHONE: (410) 267-5713
Fax: 267-5777
Fran Flanigan
Alliance of the Ch~sapeake Bay
6600 York Road, Suite 100
Baltimore, MD 21212
PHONE: (410) 377-0270
Fax: 377-7144
Kathleen Picarelli
National Park Service
Division of Park & Resource Planning
U.S. Custom House, 2nd & Chestnut Stteet
Philadelphia, PA 19106
PHONE: (215) 597-1628
Fax: 597-0932
M. Elizabeth Cilldan
NOAA Chesapeakt: Bay Office
4:0 Severn Avenue, Suite 107A
Annapolis, MD 21403
PHONE: (410) 267..5661
Fhx: 267-5(166
Michele P. Riedel
Director, Public Affairs Division
Virginia Department of Environmental Quality
P. O. Box 10009- .
Richmond, VA 23240-0009
PHONE: (804) 762-4444
Fax: 762-4453
BHI Hayden
VA Dept. of Enviranmental Quality
P. O. Box lQ(){H
Richmond, VA 23740-0009
PHONE: (80t) 762.-4447
Fzx: 762-4457
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Communications Subcommittee Membership (Continued)
Ann Pesiri Swanson
Executive Director
Chesapeake Bay Commission
60 West Street, Suite 200
Annapolis, MD 21401
PHONE: (410) 263-3420
Fax: 263-9338
Linda Taylor
US Fish & Wildlife Service
Chesapeake Bay Field Office
177 Admiral Cochrane Drive
Annapolis, MD 21401
PHONE: (410) 573-4578
Fax: 224-2781
Susan Wolf
P A Chesapeake Bay Education Office
225 Pine St.
Harrisburg, PA 17101
PHONE: (717) 236-1006
Fax: 236-6410
WORKGROUPS
Education Workgroup - The Education workgroup of the CommunicatioQS Subcommittee is tasked with
the development and implementation of educational programs, for children and adults that can benefit the
public educational goals of the Chesapeake Bay Program. The workgroup is responsible for the distribution
of educational materials to targeted Bay interest groups and population target groups. . .
Kathi Bangert, Chair - USFWS
Beverly Bandler - ICPRB
Kathleen Banski - PA Bay Educ. Office
Carole Ann Barth - ACB
Marion Bowland - P A Bay Educ. Office
James Butler - DC DCRA
Edwina Coder - CAC
Kathleen Diehl - SCS
Fran Flanigan - ACB
Gary Heath - MSDE
Lee Lawrence - VIMS
Ann Regn - V A DEQ
Lorraine Urbiet - EPA
Elizabeth Watkins - CRC
Multicultural Workgroup - Objectives and goals include: 1) increase professional opportunities in the CBP
for minorities; 2) increase education ,and outreach efforts; 3) establish CBP minority benchmarks as a basis
for developing effective minority involvement efforts and measuring progress; 4) institutionalize minority
participation in the CBP through pro-active efforts by the various agencies, organizations and institutions,
i.e., foster a sense of responsibility among CBP partners for various components of a minority involvement
action plan or strategy; 5) insure that all Bay Program communications have both relevance and appeal to
the minority communities found within the watershed; and 6) increase the participation of minorities and
women in the CBP to ensure appropriate representation of all Bay population segments.
James Hannaham, Co-Chair - DC
WRRC
Gail Tindal, Co-Chair - EPA, Region m
. Ann DeWitt Brooks - VA DEQ
James Butler - DC DCRA
Annie Hillary - NOAA
Dominique Lueckenhoff - EP A, Region m
Peter J. Marx - EPA, CBPO
Ira Palmer - DC DCRA
Albert Todd - USFS
Susan Wolf - PA Bay Educ. Office
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L:rVI:~G RESOURCES SUBCOMMITTEE
11espor.sLb ilfties
Th~ ] 9B7 Clhesapeake Bay Agreement states: "The productivity, diversity and abundance of living.
resources 37e the b~st ultimate measures of the Chesapeake Bay's condition. These living resoUIces are the .
IT'ain focus of the :'estoration and protection effort. If
To ac compl1sh this goal the Living Resources Subcommittee is charged to:
o :)evdop and implement the Living Resources Component of the 1987
Chesapeak~ 13ay Agreement.
o:'a;ilitafe H cooperative management and research approach to the restoration and
protection of Chesapeake Bay Living Resources.
o :)evdor p~licies, strategies or plans to protect and restore existing and former
t.abitats, e!:oJogiccl relationships and species distribution and abundance.
()rganil~ltio;;1 Chart
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LIVING RESOURCES
SUBCOMMITTEE
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':COlJ)GlC ALLY
'/ A _U fillLE
,'iPE CI SS
EXOTIC
SPECIES
WORKGROUP
CHESAPEAKE BAY STOCK
ASSESSMENT COMMITTEE****
I
HABITAT
OBJECTIVES/RESTORA nON
WORKGROUP
.\Q'JATIC
'{EI:F
;-{AJ[I.''.T
WORJ\GR(IUP
10NITORING
WORKGROUP'
ECOSYSTEM
MODEUNG
WORKGRoupn...
SAY
WORKGROUp.
ASHERIES
TARGETSETTING
TASK FORCE
WA TERFO"'L
WORKGROUP
COMMUNICATIONS
WORKGROUP"
CRITERIA AND STANDARDS
WORKGROUP'"
WETIANDS
WORKGROUP
. Joint with the Monitoring Subcommittee
.. Joint with ConununicaliollB Subcommittee
... Joint with Taxies Subcommittee
.... Joint with NOM
..... Joint with Modeling Subcommittee
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Living Resources Subcommittee Membership
Verna E. Harrison, Chair
Director, Chesapeake Bay Program Office
MD Department of Natural Resources
Tawes State Office Building, C-4
Annapolis, MD 21401 I
PHONE: (410) 974-2255
Fax: 974-5206
Dr. Arthur Butt
Intergovernmental Coordination Division
Department of Environmental Quality .
P. O. Box 10009
Richmond, VA 23240-0009
PHONE: (804) 762-4314
Fax: 762-4319
Kathi Bangert
US Fish & Wildlife Service
Chesapeake Bay Field Office
177 Admiral Cochrane Drive
Annapolis, MD 21401
PHONE: (410) 573-4577
Fax: 224-2781
DeNise Cooke
National Park Service Mid-Atlantic Region
143 South 3rd Street .
Philadelphia, PA 19106
PHONE: (215) 597-9978
Fax: 587-0351
Steve Bieber
MD Department of the Environment .
Chesapeake Bay & Watershed Management
Administration
2500 Broening Highway
Baltimore, MD 21224
PHONE: (410) 631-3698
, Fax: 631-3873
Frank Dawson
MD Department of Natural Resources
Tawes State Office Building
Annapolis, MD 21401
PHONE: (410) 974-3871
Fax: 974-2618
Carin Bisland
US EP A Chesapeake Bay Program Office,
410 Severn Avenue, Suite 109
Annapolis, MD21403
. PHONE: (410) 267-5732
Fax: 267-5777
David Dowling .
V A Department of Game & Inland Fisheries
5806 Mooretown Road '
Williamsburg, VA 23188
PHONE: (804) 253-4172
Fax: 253-4182
Dr. Denise Breitburg
Benedict Estuarine Research Laboratory
Philadelphia Academy of Natural Sciences
Benedict, MD 20612
PHONE: (301) 274-3134
Fax: 274-3137
Doug Forsell
US Fish & Wildlife Service
Chesapeake Bay Field Office'
177 Admiral Cochrane Drive
Annapolis, MD 21401
PHONE: (410) 573-4560
Fax: 224-2781
Dr. Claire Buchanan
Interstate Commission on the
Potomac River Basin
6110 Executive Boulevard, Suite 300
Rockville, MD 20852
PHONE: (301) 984-1908
Fax: 984-5841
,Steve Funderburk
US Fish & Wildlife Service
Chesapeake Bay Field Office
177 Admiral Cochrane Drive
Annapolis, MD 21401 .
PHONE: (410) 573-4555
Fax: 224-2781
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Living RE:sources Subcommittee Membership (Continued)
Mary Jo Garreis
MD DepartInellt of the Environment
2500 Broelling Highway
Baltimore, MD 21224
{'HONE: (4lO) 631-3602
Fax: 633-0456
Dr. Edward Houde
University of Maryland - CEES
Chesapeake Biological Laboratory
P. O. Box 38 .
Solomons, MD 20688-0038
PHONE: (410) 326-7224
Fax: 326-7318
1\1. Elizabeth Gillel..n
NOAA NMFS
410 Severn AV1~nue, Suite 107A
Annapolis, MD 21403 .
PHONE: (4:0) 2()7-5660
Fax: 267-5666
Andrew Hug
MD Department of Natural Resources
Tawes State Office Building
Annapolis, MD 21401
(410) 974-2784
FAX: (410) 974-2833
William GoldsJorough
Chesapeake IIa:r Foundation
162 Prince Gecrge Street
Annapolis, MD 21401
PHONE: (4JO> 268-8816
Fax: 268-6687
Dick Hammt'.r~chJag
:r\ ational Park Service
1100 Ohio River, :)W
Washington, DC 20242
PHONE: (202~ 342-1443
Fax: 282-1031
Pete Jensen
MD Department of Natural Resources
Fisheries Division
Tawes State Office Building, C-2
Annapolis, MD 21401
PHONE: (410) 974-3558
Fax: (410) 974-2600
Dr. Mike lIiJ'shfidd
Chesapeake Bay Foundation
162 Prince Geo;ge Street
Annapolis, MD 2.401
PHONE: (410) 268-R816
Fax: 268-6()8"'
Philip Jones
MD Department of Natural Resources
Tidewater Administration
Tawes State Office Build~ng
Annapolis, MD 21401
PRONE: (410) 974-3782.
Fax: 974-2600
Rickalon Hoop~
PA Fish Comm:ssion
Benner Sp'ring I'jsh R~se..:ch Station
11.25 Shiloh Road
State College, PA 16801-8495
PHONE: (814) 355-4837
F,.x: 355-82~.
Dr. Steve Jordan
MD Department of Natural Resources
904 S. Morris Street
Oxford, MD 21654
PHONE: (410) 226-0078
Fax: 226-5925
Howard King
MD Department of Natural Resources
Tawes State Office Building
Annapolis, MD 21401
PHONE: (410) 974-3664
Fax: 974-2600
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Living Resources Subcommittee Membership (Continued)
Dr. Ron Klauda
MD Department of Natural Resources
Tawes State Office Building
Annapolis,. MD 21401
PHONE: (410) 974-3782
Fax: 974-2600
Kenneth Reisinger
Division of Wetland Protection
P A Department of Environmental Resources
P. O. Box 8554
Market Street State Office Building, 6th Floor
Harrisburg, P A 17105-8554
PHONE: (717) 787-6827
Fax: 772-5986
~ John Lipman
Chesapeake Bay Commission
60 West Street
Annapolis, MD 21401
PHONE: (410) 263-3420
Fax: (410) 263-9338
Larry Lower
US Army Corps of Engineers
CENAB/PLIE
P. O. Box 1715
Baltimore, MD 21203
PHONE: (410) 962-2897
Fax: 962-4698
Gwynne Schultz
MD Department of Natural Resources
Coastal Resources Division
Tawes State Office Building, B-3
Annapolis, MD 21401
PHONE: (410) 974-2784
Fax: 974-2833
Anne Lynn
USDA Soil Conservation Service
John Hanson Business Center, 3rd Floor
339 Revel Highway, Suite 301
Annapolis, MD 21401
PHONE: (410) 757-0861
Fax: 757-0687
Price Smith
VA Department of Games & Inland Fisheries
Route 8, Box 1750 .
Ashland, VA 23005
PHONE: (804) 752-5503
Fax: 752-5505
Daniel Terlizzi
NOAA Chesapeake Bay Office
410 Severn Avenue, Suite 107A
Annapolis, MD 21403
PHONE: (410) 267-5674
Fax: 267-5666
Larry Minock
Chesapeake Bay & Coastal Programs
Virginia Department of Environmental Quality
629 East Main Street, 6th Floor
Richmond, VA 23240-0009
PHONE: (804) 762-4320
Fax: 762-4319
Albert Todd
USDA Forest Service
US EP A Chesapeake Bay Program Office
410 Severn Avenue, Suite lO9
Annapolis, MD 21403 .
PHONE: (410) 267-5705
Fax: 267-5777
Ira Palmer .
DC Environmental Regulati.on
Administration
Water Resources Management Division
Fisheries Management Branch
2100 Martin Luther King Avenue, SE
Suite 203
Washington, DC 20020
PHONE: (202) 404-1155
Fax: 404-1141
Mary Roe Walkup
Citizens Advisory Committee
12836 Still Pond Creek Road
Worton, MD 21678
PHONE: (410) 348-5618
Fax: 778-6756
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Living REsources Subcommittee "Membership (Continued)
Tony Watkins In
Deputy Chief, Hahitat Management Division
VA Marine Re"ources Commission
P. O.Box 75()
!\ewport Nev,rs, V A 23607-0756
PHONE: (804) 247-2255
Fax: 247-8062
Lee Zeni
MD Environmental Services
220 Industrial Drive
Annapolis, MD 21401
PHONE: (410) 974-7281
Fax: 974-7236
John Wolflir,.
Supervisor, Ch~sapeake Bay Field Office
liS Fish & Wildlife Service
177 Admiral C,Jchrane Drive
Annapolis, MD 21401
PHONE: (4] 0:, 2(i9-5448
Fax: 269-0832
'VORKGROUPS AND TASK FORCES
Ecologically 'Vduable Species Workgroup - Charged with implementing an ecologically based management
strategy for tbe Bay using selected species as water and habitat quali~ indicators.
Ste>,e Jordan, Chair - MD DNR
Richarc Batiuk - EPA, CBPO
Steve Bieb~r - MDE
Carin E island - EP A, CBPO
Denise Bn~itburg - Philadelphia
Academy of Natural Sciences,
BERt
Claire Buchanan - ICPRB
Arthur Suit - V A DEQ .
Steve Funderburk - USFWS
Jerone Gerritsen - Tetra Tech
M. Elizabeth Gillelan - NOAA/NMFS
Larry Minock - VA DEQ
Ed Pendleton, USFWS
Bill Richkus - Versar
Joe Serafy - U of MD
Anna Shaughnessy - Versar
Jim Uphoff - MD DNR
EXPI;BIJ~.JlNEL
Dr. Finjlaj - NY Botanical Garden
Dr R ec kh.Jw - Duke U.
Dr. Rice - NCSU
Dr. Van Winkle - Oak Ridge
E~~osystem Modeling Workgroup - Charged to provide oversight of the ecological modeling activities; to
ensure progre:,s is heing made toward answering management questions on the Chesapeake Bay ecosystem;
to coordinate ac:ivities between the Living Resources & Modeling Subcommittees; and to identify goals for
appropriate func.in5 for the modeling team. .
ArtJ1U~ HuE, Chair - VA DEQ
Richa~d Batiuk - EPA, CBPO
Carin B:sland - EPA, CBPO
Walt Bcynton - U of MD CEES
Steve Brandt " U of MD CEES
Denise Breitburg - ANS
Ste',e Funderhurk :.. USFWS
M. Elizabeth GiIIelan - NOAA/NMFS
Paul MiIIer - MD DNR
Mike Kemp - U of MD CEES
Mark Meyers - VIMS
Dick Wetzel - VIMS
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Living Resources Subcommittee Workgroups
Aquatic Reef Habitat Workgroup - Charged with developing and implementing an aquatic reef habitat plan
that enhances, protects, and restores benthic reefs as ecologic.al systems.
Howard King, Chair - MD DNR
Carin Bisland - EPA, CBP
Robert Blama - CENAB
Dr. Denise Breitburg - BERL
Kirby A. Carpenter - PRFC
William Goldsborough - CBF
Timothy E. Goodger - NMFS
Chris Judy - MD DNR
Robin Laird - COE
Austin McGill - NMFS
Dr. Roger Mann - VIMS
Mike Meier - VMRC
Dewitt Myatt - MD DNR
Roger Newell - CEES
Mac Rogers - VMRC
Bruce Norman - NOAA/NMFS
. Larry Sanford - CEES
Kenneth Sebens - MEES
Larry Walsh - MES
Larry Simns - MW A
Bruce R. Scheible - MD SF AC
James .Wesson - VMRC
Exotic Species Workgroup - Concerned with assisting in the implementation of the regional policy to guide
the intentional introduction of exotic species and preparing a strategy for addressing the accidental
introduction of exotics. .
Daniel Terlizzi, Chair - MD Sea Grant
Tom Beauduy - CBC .
Steve Bieber - MDE
Carin Bisland - EPA, CBPO
Claire Buchanan - ICPRB
Robert Byrnes - VIMS
John Christmas - MD DNR
Vickie Clarke - V A Sea Grant
Frances Cresswell - MD DNR
David Dowling - V A DGIF
Leo Dunn - P A FBC
Rick Eades - VA DGIF
Richard Everett -USFWS .
. Mary Jo Garreis - MDE
Michael Hirshfield - CBF
RESEAkCH T ASK GROUP
Greg Ruiz, Chair- SERC
MONITORING T ASKGROUP
John Christmas, Chair - MD DNR
AOUACULTURE TASK GROUP
Eric May, Chair - NOAA/NMFS
Fred~rick Kern - NOAA/NMFS
Ron 'Klauda - MD DNR
John Lipman - CBC
Eric May - NOAA/NMFS
Roy Miller - DE Div. of Fish
and Game .
Larry Minock - V A DEQ
Bruce Norman - NOAA/NMFS
Eugene Olmi - V A Sea Grant
Ira Palmer - DC Env. Reg. Admin.
Harriette Phelps - U of DC
Andy Shields - P A FBC
Dennis Taylor - VIMS
Jeff Tinsman ~ DE FWS
Jack Travelstead - VMRC
EDUCATION TASK GROUP
Bill Hall, Chait - DE Sea Grant
CONTROL TASK GROUP
Gary Smythe, Chair - Acres International - NY
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IJiving Rf'sources Subcommittee Workgroups (Continued)
F'isheri~ Management Plans Workgroup - Charged with developing, implementing and revising Baywide
fishery manage:nent plans to protect and restore commercial, recreational, and selected ecologically valuable
fi nfish and sh ellfish stocks.
Pele Jertsen, Chair - MD ,DNR
K. A. Carpenter - Potomac River
Hshe :ie~ Commission
Jeffrey S. Eutsler - MD Waterman
WIlliam Goldsborough - CBF
Rick Hoopes - PA FBC
Edw~rcl Houde - CBL
Roman Jesien - U of MD, HPEL
Ron Khuda - MD DNR
Arme Lange - NOAA/NMFS
John Li prr.an - CBC
David Martin - MD Seafood Dealer
Richard Novotny - MD Saltwater
Sportsmen's Association
Ed O'Brien - MD Charterboat
Association
Ira Palmer - DC DCRA
Larry Simns - MD Watermen's
Association
Jack Travelstead - VMRC
Col. Frank Wood - MD DNR Police
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FISH~~JI:S MANAGEMENT PLANS RE-ASSESSMENT TASK FORCE- Will reconvene
annually or biennially to review the progress of plans~
Jim Gilford, Chair - SFAC
Fish Passage Workgroup - Charged with implementing the strategy to provide fish passages at dams and
removing stream blockages wherever necessary to restore migratory fish access.
Pri:e S:nith, Chair - VA DGIF
Carin E.island - EP A, CBPO
M. Eli2abeth Gillelan - NOAA/NMFS
Wi1licur, Goldsborough - CBF
Rirk H'JOpes - PA FBC
Rohert KeJsey - USFWS
Larry Leasner - MD DNR
Richard Quinn - USFWS
Jon Siemien - DC Fisheries Branch
Albert Spells - USFWS
Alan Weaver - VDGIF
Habitat Ohjective'II/Restoration Workgroup - Charged with developing and maintaining guidelines for the
protection I)f water quality and habitat conditions necessary to support living resources found in the
Chesapeake Bay, and to use these guidelines in the implementation of water quality and habitat protection
programs as rec:uired by the 1987 Chesapeake Bay Agreement.
Stelle F .Jnderburk, Chair - USFWS
Steve Bieber - MDE
Carin Bisl,:nd - EPA, CBPO
Earl Hradlt~y - MD DNR
Claire lIucnanan - ICPRB
Frank Da\\'son - MD DNR
Chris Daley - NOAA
David Dowling - VA DGIF
Rich E\ ere" - USFWS
M. Eliz1beth Gillelan - NOAA/NMFS
Carl Hershne.' - VIMS
Pet\~ J er.sen - MD D NR
Hal aiel Karimi - DC ERA
Howard King - MD DNR
Roger Lehman - P A Game Commission
Stuart Lehman - MD DNR
Anne Lynn - SCS .
Tamera McCandless - USFWS
Gail MacKiernan - MD Sea Grant
Kent Mountford - EP A, CBPO
Kevin Smith - MD DNR
Cynthia Stenger - MD DNR
Albert Todd - USFS
Tony Watkinson - VMRC
Lee Zeni - MES "
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Living Resources Subcommittee Workgroups (Continued)
Monitoring Workgroup - Develop, adopt, and begin to implement and revise as necessary a Baywide plan
for the monitoring of commercially, recreationally, and selected ecologically valuable species as required
by the 1987 Chesapeake Bay Agreement. -
Claire Buchanan, Chair - ICPRB
Ray Alden - ODU
Richard Batiuk - EP A, CBPO
Carin Bisland - EPA, CBPO
Denise -Breitburg - Philadelphia
Academy of Natural Sciences -
BERL
David Dowling - VA DGIF
Steve Earley - MD DNR
Douglas Forsell - USFWS
Steve Funderburk - FWS
Frederick Hoffman - V A DEQ
Edward Houde - CBL
Steve Jordan - MD DNR
Hamid Karimi - DCRA
Anne Lange - NOAA/NMFS
Joseph Macknis - EP A, CBPO
Robert Magnien - MDE
Jack Musick - VIMS
Ira Palmer - DCRA
Jim Uphoff - MD DNR
Claudia Walters - EP A, CBPO
Lee Zeni - MES
SA V Technical Workgroup - Implement the submerged aquatic vegetation policy and strategy for
implementation pursuant to the 1987 Chesapeake Bay Agreement requirement to restore, erihance, protect,
and manage submerged aquatic vegetation.
Peter Bergstrom, Chair - USFWS
Richard Batiuk - EPA, CBPO
Steve Bieber - MDE
Robert Blama - CoE
David Bleil - MD DNR
Virginia Carter - USGS
James Cummins - ICPRB
Frank Dawson - MD DNR
Kim Donohue - CBF --
M. Elizabeth Gillelan - NOAA/NMFS
Michelle Gomez - US ACE
Tim Goodger - NMFS
Dick Hammerschlag - NPS
Jeff Hatfield - USFWS
Stan Kollar - Harford Community
College
Jay Lipscomb - VMRC
Ken Moore - VIMS
Mike Naylor - MD DNR
Robert Orth - VIMS
Ira Palmer - DC Fisheries
Nancy Rybicki - USGS
Jim Shell - COG
Ralph Spagnolo - EP A, Region III
Court Stevenson - U of MD
Elizabeth Zucker - CBF
Fisheries Target Setting Task Force - Charged with developing measurable targets or goals for Chesapeake-
Bay fish specie~ that can be used to evaluate progress toward the restoration of depressed stocks or practices
the prevention of the over exploitation of relatively healthy stocks.
Ron Klauda, Chair - MD DNR
Christopher Bonzek - VIMS
Nancy Butowski - MD. DNR
William Goldsborough - CBF
Ed Houde - ST AC
Phil Jones - MD DNR
Anne Lange - NOAA/NMFS
John Lipman - CBC
Rob O'Reilly - VMRC
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I~ivingResources Subcommittee Workgroups (Continued)
Waterfowl Workgroup - Implement the Waterfowl Policy of the Chesapeake Executive Council through
ir.lplemenwticn of the Waterfowl Management Plan.
Doug Forsell, Chair - USFWS
Gknr iI-skins - VA DGIF
Ga ry C Jstanzo - V A DGIF
John DIlnr. - PA Game Commission
Dick Dyer - USFWS
Ste Ie Funderburk - USFWS
Jol:n :Jill - USFWS
Mike Haramis - USFWS
Bill Harvey - MD DNR
Larry Hindman - MD DNR
Dick Jachowski - USFWS
Dennis Jorde - USFWS
Hal Laskowski - USFWS
Jerry Serie - USFWS
Wetlands W(.rkgroup - Implement the Chesapeake Bay Wetlands Policy in order to guide the development
and implemer.tation of a comprehensive strategy for the protection and management of all wetlands within
th~ Chesap\~ake Bay watershed as required by the 1987 Chesapeake Bay Agreement.
Frz.nk 1>a\'.'son, Chair - MD DNR
To?n BHruird - VIMS
Cadn Bish:nd - EPA, CBPO
Curti!; Bohlen - U of MD CBL
Dad BDW.'l - NOAA
Ste'/e Capd - VA DGIF
Ed Chr; stoffers - USFWS
Da vie Cor:eli - SERC
Barbara DAngelo - EPA, Region III
Di"ne Eck:es - USFWS
Toro :::-i ip - CaE
Steve F JnC:erburk - USFWS
Tin Goodger - NOAA/NMFS
Carl Hershner - VIMS
Wi!liam Je,)k;ns - MD DNR
Fran :':(o.ch - PA DER
An"e L:rnr. - SCS
Pam It1aso'l - VIMS
Larry Minoek - VA DEQ
Karen Mulligan - CoE
Vivian Newman - MD .Wetla~ds
Corpmittee
Ira Palmer - DCRA
Walter Pomeroy - CAC
Ann Powers - CBF
Collin Powers - V A DEQ
Anthony Redman - LGAC
Kennetl1 Reisinger - P A DER
Jon Siemien - DCRA
Ralph Spagnolo - EPA, Region III
Court Stevenson - U of MD HPEL
Tony Watkinson - VMRC
Bruce Williams - CoE
John Wolflin - USFWS
Robert Zepp - USFWS
Elizabetl1 Zucker - CBF
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Living Resources Subcommittee Workgroups (Continued)
Criteria and Standards Workgroup - Responsible for revising the Chesapeake Bay Toxics of Concern List;
revising the secondary list of toxic substances (for future consideration as Toxics of Concern); assessing the
comparability of living resource habitat requirements, EPA aquatic life criteria, and Bay basin states' water
quality standards; coordinating efforts to develop estuarine based water quality criteria for Toxics of Concern
and critical water quality parameters; and encouraging adoption of more consistent water quality standards
among the Chesapeake Bay jurisdictions. The Criteria and Standards Workgroup has the lead responsibility
. for oversight of the continued development of the Chesapeake Bay Toxics Database.
The Criteria and Standards Workgroup list of members,is located under the Toxics Subcommittee
Communications Workgroup - Charged with assessing information provided to the public or to local, state,
or federal officials relating to living resources status, trends, requirements and developing and implementing
a strategy to provide information to restore, protect, and enhance living resources.
Kathi Bangert, Chair - FWS
Membership of this workgroup is currently being revised.
Chesapeake Bay Stock Assessment Committee
M. Elizabeth Gillelan, Chair - NOAA
K. A. Ca~enrer-PRF~
Jack Dunnigan - ASMFC
Steve Funderburk - USFWS
William Goldsborough - CBF
Verna. E. Harrison - MD DNR
Rickalon Hoopes - P A FC
Dr. Edward Houde - VMD -,CEES
Pete Jensen - MD DNR
Gail Mackiernan - MD SG .
William Matuszeski - EPA, CBPO
Harry Mears - NMFS
Ira Palmer - DC ERA
Dr. William Rickards - V A SG
Lquis Rugolo - MD DNR
Ann Swanson - CBC
Jack Travelstead - V A MRC
William Whitney, Jr. - Langley & McDonald
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Implement-alien Committee
MODELING SUBCOMMITTEE
Responsib iIities
The Modeling Subcommittee ensures that appropriate and technically defensible modeling tools are
a'iailable to the Chesapeake Bay Program. These models, (I) assist in understanding the important processes
affecting Bay witer quality, and (2) provide estimates of the expected water quality response to proposed
control actions (e.g. point and nonpoint source controls) under present and future conditions.
To achi ~ve this purpose, the Subcommittee oversees all aspects of model development including
project scor~, d,ta requirements, and contractor selection, as well as subsequent model application to address
relevant managE:ment issues. The Subcommittee assures coordination among Chesapeake Bay Program
participants on modeling and related activities necessary for achievement of Bay Program goals.
The M(.cteling Subcommittee coordinates activities most fre.quently with the Living Resources
Subcommitt~e, Ihe Nonpoint Source Subcommittee, the Monitoring Subcommittee, and the Scientific and
Technical Ad\'isJry Committee (STAC). Coordination with other Chesapeake Bay Program subcommittees
is accomplish~d by having select members of other subcommittees actively involved in the Modeling
Subcommittee. Co(.rdlnation with ST AC is enhanced by having the ST AC modeling liaison as a Modeling
Sllbcommittee IT ember. The Modeling Subcommittee is supported by the Model Evaluation Group (MEG),
a nationally recognized panel of experts who provide scientific and technical modeling advice to the
Sllbcommitt,~e. Th.~ MEG meets jointly with the Modeling Subcommittee approximately four times a year
to review pl'ogn~ss on development of the Bay and Watershed models.
Organiz3 Hon Chart
MODELING ,!BCOMMITTEE
MODEL
EVALUATION
GROUp.
STAC
LIAISON
GROUP
EPA CONSULTANT
FOR MODELING
SUBCOMMIITEE
-_.-
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Modeling Subcommittee Membership
James R. Collier, Chair
Program Manager
Water Resources Management Division
2100 Martin Luther King, Jr. Ave.,SE
Washington, DC 20020
PHONE: (202) 645-6601 Ext. 3040
Fax: 645-6622
Donald Fiesta
Bureau of Land & Water Conservation
P A Department of Environmental Resources
Market Street State Office Building
Eleventh Floor
P. O. Box 8555
Harrisburg, PA 17105-8555
PHONE: (717) 772-5644
Fax: 787-9549
Kenneth A. Bartal
Bureau of Water Quality Management
P A Department of Environmental Resources
Market Street State Office Building
. Tenth Floor
P. O. Box 8465
Harrisburg, P A 17105-8465
PHONE: (717) 772-5156
Steve Funderburk
US Fish & Wildlife Service
Chesapeake Bay Field Office
177 Admiral Cochran Drive
Annapolis, MD 21401
PHONE: (410) 573-4555
Fax: 224-2781
Dr. Arthur Butt
Living Resources Subcommittee Liaisoo
Intergovernmental Coordination Division
Virginia Department of Environmental Quality
P. O. Box 10009
Richmond, VA 23240-0009
PHONE: (804) 762-4314
Fax: 762-4319
Lynne M. Galal
US Army Corps of Engineers
CENABIPLIE
. P. 0. Box 1715
Baltimore, MD 21203-1715
PHONE: (410) 962-2995
Fax: 962-4698
Dr. Robert Byrne
V A Institute of Marine Science
P. O. Box 1346
Gloucester Point, V A 23062
PHONE: (804) 642-7108
Fax: 642-7(1}7
Jerry Hollowell
Susquehanna River Basin Commission
1721 North Front Street
Harrisburg, P A 17102
PHONE: (717) 238-0423
Fax: 238-2436
Dr. Elizabeth A. Casman
Chesapeake Bay & Watershed Management
Administration
Department of the Environment
2500 Broening Highway
Baltimore, MD 21224
PHONE: (410) 631-3572
Fax: 631-3873
Paul Kozyak
MD Department of Natural Resources
Tawes State Office Building
Annapolis, MD 21401
PHONE: (410) 974-3361
Fax: 974:-2680
James W. Cox
Department of Conservation and Recreation
203 Governor Street, Suite 206
Richmond, VA 23219-2(1}4
PHONE: (804) 786-3957
Fax: (804) 786-1798
Lewis C. Linker
US EP A Chesapeake Bay Program Office
410 Severn Avenue, Suite 1(1}
Annapolis, MD 21403
PHONE: (410) 267-5741
Fax: 267-5777
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l\lodelillg Subcommittee Membership (Continued)
Alan M. Lumb
Hydrologic AMlysis Support Section
U S. Geol(lgi~l Survey
National Cent~r MS 415
12201 Sunrise Valley
Reston, VA 22,)92
PHONE: (703) 648..5306
Dr. Sybil Seitzinger
Academy of Natural Sciences
19th and the Parkway'
Philadelphia, PA 19103
PHONE: (215) 299-1117
Ross Mandel
Interstate Conmtissioc on the Potomac
River Basin
6110 Executive Blvd., Suite 300
Rockville, MI> 20852-1908
PHONE: (301) 984-1908
Fax: 984-5841
Dr. Gordon Smith
ST AC Liaison
Environmental Programs
Applied Physics Laboratory
The Johns Hopkins University
Laurel, MD 20707
PHONE: (301) 953-5807
Fax: 953-1093
Dr. Bruce Par~ er
NOAA/NOSIOES33
. Coastal & E.stuarin~ Oceanography Branch
1305 East-We)t Highway, Room 6531
Silver Spring, MD 20910-1305
PHONE: (301) 711-2801
Fax: 713-4501
Paul Welle .
USDA Soil Conservation Service
Northeast National Technical Cen~r
160 7th Street
Chester, P A 190 13
PHONE: (215) 499-3933
Fax: 499-3979
SUBGROUP
Model Evaluation Group - The Model Evaluation Group (MEG) is a nationally recognized panel of water
quality plamung and modeling experts who provide scientific and technical modeling advice to the Modeling
Subcommittee. The MEG meets jointly with the Subcommittee approximately four times a year to review
progress on development of the Bay and Watershed models. MEG reviews technical aspects of the n:'odel
work plans, wor:, in progress, planned activities, and model output. MEG comments and recommendations
are provided to 1he Modeling Subcommittee both verbally and through written reports.
. .
STAC Moddil}g Subcommittee Liaisons
Dr. Godon Smith - Johns Hopkins University - APL
Dr. A:all Tlylor - University of Maryland
Dr. Terry Schemm - Johns Hopkins University - APL
Model Evaluatio u'rroup - MEG
Dr. Donald Harleman - MA Institute of Technology
Dr. Jay L. Taft - Harvard University
Dr. Rictard Wiegert - University of Georgia
Dr. Wu-Seng Lung - University of Virginia
EPA Senior Consultant for Modeling Subcommittee
Dr. R(lbI~rt V. Thomann - Manhattan College +
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Implementation Committee
MONITORING SUBCOMMITTEE
Responsibilities
The Subcommittee coordinates multi-jurisdictional efforts to monitor the Chesapeake Bay basin
system, to manage and ensure continued accessibility of the resultant environmental data and to promote
multi-disciplinary interpretation and reporting of the data on a jurisdiction and Program-wide basis. The
Subcommittee oversees il11plementation of new and innovative monitoring programs (water quality, living
resources, toxics and ecosystem processes) and techniques. It reevaluates existing programs to ensure that
environmental data necessary to support implementation of a comprehensive quality assurance program (as
part of components of the various monitoring programs) are collected. Emphasis is placed on ensuring
collection and management of comparable environmental data of known quality through continued
communication and transfer of technologies between the agencies and institutions involved in the Chesapeake
Bay Monitoring Program. Analysis and integration of the monitoring data collected and compiled through
the Chesapeake Bay Monitoring Program provides valuable information to management.
Organization' Chart
MONITORING
SUBCOMMITTEE
DATA
ANALYSIS
WORKGROUP
NON-TIDAL
TRIBUTARIES
WORKGROUP
ANALYTICAL
METIiODS
AND
QUAUTY
ASSURANCE
WORKGROUP'
crnZENS
MONITORING
WORKGROUP
MO"'1TORING
COORDINATION
WORKGROUp*.
EMAP
WORKGROUP
SUBMERGED
AQUATIC
VEGETATION
WORKGROU~
AD HOC WORKGROUP ON
THE REflNEMENT TO THE
MO"'1TORING PROGRAM
liVING
RESOURCES
MO"'1TORING
WORKGROUP*
DATA MANAGEMENT
& ACQUISITION
WORKGROUP
. Joint with Uving Resources Subcommiaee
.. Joint with the Living Resourccs. Modeling 8Dd Toxics Subcommiaees
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Monitorin;~ Sub committe Membership
Paul Swartz, C tJair
Executive Direc':or
Susquehanna River Basin Commission
1721 North Flollt Street
Harrisburg, PA 17102
PHONE: (71'1) 238-0422
Fax: 238-2436
Larry Haas
Oceanographic Department
VA Institute of Marine Science
Gloucester Point, VA 23062
PHONE: (804) 642-7248
Fax: 642-7(1)7
Dr. Raymond Alden
Applied Marir,e Research Labora_tory
Old Dominion Vni\'ersity
1034 West 45th Street
Norfolk, VA 2~i529-0456
PHONE: (804) 68:}-4195
Fax: 683-5293
Carlton Haywood
Interstate Commission on the
Potomac River Basin
6110 Executive Boulevard, Suite 300
Rockville, MD 20852
PHONE: (301) 984-1908, Ext. 105
Fax: 984-5841
Tom An
M~tropolita!l Wtshington Council
of Govermnell~
777 North Capinl Street, Suite 300
Washington, DC 20002-4201 .
PHONE: (:~,02) 962-3366
Fax: 962-3203
Frederick Hoffman
Virginia Deparbnent of Environmental Quality
Intergovernmental Coordinator
629 East Main Street
Richmond, VA 23219
PHONE: (804) 762-4334
Fax: 762-4319
Dr. Richard Artz
NOAA/OAJ.:. R'El A.R
Air-Resource l....ab SSMC3
1315 East-We~;t Highway
Silver Spring, MD 20910-1315 ,
PHONE: (:~O:) 7I:\-0295
Fax: 713-0119
Hamid Karimi
Environmental Regulation Administration
Water Resources Management Division
2100 Martin Luther King, Jr. Avenue, SE
Suite 203
Vv.'ashington, DC 20020
PHONE: (202) 645-6601 Ext. 3038
Fax: 645-6622
Peter Berg..c;;trom
U. S. Fish & Wildlife Service
Chesapeake Bay Estuary Program
177 Admiral Co;hran Drive
Annapolis, MD 21101
PHONE: (410) 57~i-455~
Fax: 224-2781
Robin Laird
Planning Division
US Army Corps of Engineers
P. O. Box 1715
Baltimore, MD 21203-1715
PHONE: (410) 962-2897
Fax: 962-4698
Kathy Ellett
Ciuzens Monitoring Coordinator
Alliance for th~ ::h~sapeake Bay
6600 York Road
Baltimore, MD 21~12
PHONE: (410) 37~j-6270
Fax: 377-7144
Joseph Macknis .
US EPA Chesapeake Bay Program Office
410 Severn Avenue, Suite 1(1)
Annapolis, MD 21403
PHONE: (410) 267-5748
Fax: 267-5777
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Monitoring Sub committe Membership (Continued)
Dr. Joseph A. Mihursky
Chesapeake "Research Consortium
P. O. Box 1280
Solomons, MD 20688
PHONE: (410) 326-6700
Fax: 326-6773
Richw:d Shertzer
P A Department of Environmental Resources
Bureau of Water Quality Management
P. O. Box 8465
Market Street State Office Building, 10th Floor
Harrisburg, PA 17105-8465
PHONE: (717) 787-9637
Fax: 772-5156
Dr. Robert Magnien
MD Department of the Environment
2500 Broening Highway
Baltimore, MD 21224
PHONE: (410) 631-3680
Fax: 631-3873 .
Scott Phillips
US Geological Survey
208 Carroll Building
8600 La Salie Road'
Towson, MD 21286
PHONE: (410) 512-4800
Fax: 512-4810
C)Dthia Stenger
MD Department of Natural Resources
Tidewater Administration
Tawes State Office Building B-2
Annapolis, MD 21401
PHONE: (410) 974-3767
Fax: 974-2680
Dr. Kevin Sellner
Academy of Natural Sciences
Benedict Estuarine Research Laboratory
10545 Mackall Road
St. Leonard, MD 20685
PHONE: (410) 586-9700
Fax: 586-9705
Claudia Walters
US EP A Chesapeake Bay Program Office
410 Severn Avenue, Suite 109
Annapolis, MD 21403
PHONE: (410) 267-5745
Fax: 267-5777
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l\fonitoring Subcommittee Workgroups
Data Anal)s~; Worltgroup - The Subcommittee's Data Analysis Workgroup is responsible for coordinating
multi-agency d2ta analysis, interpretation and reporting of results from the Chesapeake Bay Monitoring
. Program. The workgroup is directly responsible for the publication of the biennial State of the Chesapeake
Bay report.
Rohert Magnien, Chair - MDE
Raymond Alden - ODU
Torn An - MWCOG
Claiw Buchanan - ICPRB
DOllg'la~: Forsell - USFWS
Carlton Haywood - ICPRB
Frederkk Hoffman - VA DEQ
JeftY H :>llowell - SRBC
Joseph Macknis - EP A, CBPO
Peter May - DC DCRA
Joseph Mihurs1cy - ST AC
Bruce Neilson - VIMS
James Shell - MWCOG
Cynthia Stenger - MD DNR
Submerged Aq Jatic Vegetation Workgroup - This Workgroup developed a submerged aquatic vegetation
policy and strat~g} for implementation pursuant to the 1987 Chesapeake Bay Agreement requirement to
restore, enhar1cE:, protect and manage submerged aquatic vegetation. It coordinates all technical activities
associated witl1he annual Baywide submerged aquatic vegetation aerial distribution survey program and the
related annual s'ate and Baywide citizens submerged vegetation groun~ survey programs.
The Submergi~d Aquatic Vegetation Workgroup list of members is located under the Living Resources
Subcommittee .'
Nnntidal Tributaries Workgroup - The Workgroup provides an oversight role in the continuing effort to
integrate monitoring programs above the fall-line in the Bay's watersheds with the tidal monitoring
programs. The workgroup coordinates the comparison of field and laboratory procedures and data analysis
approaches amolg \he various non-tidal .~onitoring programs. The role of this workgroup in tidal and non-
tidal tributaries is (urrently being evaluated.
Tom Arm. DC COG
Bob Edwards - SRBC
Thomas GI izzard - VPI & SU
Frederick Hoffman - VA DEQ
Hamid Karimi - DC DCRA
Joseph Maeknis - EP A
Rohert Maornien - MDE
Joseph Mihurs1cy - CRC
Scott Phillips - USGS
James Shell - DC COG
Richard Shertzer - P A DER
Robert Summers - MDE
Paul Swartz - SRBC
Linda Zynjuk - USGS
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Monitoring Subcomnlittee Workgroups (Continued)
Data Management and Acquisition Workgroup - The charge to the Data Management and Acquisition
Workgroup is to develop data management and submission policies and guidelines and 'ensure agency and
institution compliance, oversee development and systematic' expansion of the Chesapeake Bay Program
Computer Center database to serve the existing and anticipated needs of the participating Program agencies,
, and direct the management of the Chesapeake Bay Program Computer Center database to ensure timely
, access to the data by all participating Program agencies.
Carlton Haywood, Chair - ICPRB
Tom An - MWCOG
Mark Bushing - VA DEQ
Michael Burch - MD DNR
Kevin Curling - VIMS
Cliff Jarmon - DC DCRA
Joseph Macknis - EP A, CBPO '
Robert Magnien - MDE
Norma Roadcap - VA DCLS
Steve Sokolowski - ODU
Claudia Walters - EPA, CBPO
Analytical Methods and Quality Assurance Workgroup - The Workgroup members are technical advisors
to the Subcommittee concerning field and analytical methodology and quality assurance issues. The
workgroup provides a forum for exchange of technical information focused on moving towards
standardization of methods/use of comparable methods throughout the Chesapeake Bay Monitoring Program.
Members of the Workgroup participate in the Coordinated Split Sample Program and use this information
, in evaluating the quality of the monitoring data and for identifying areas that require further study.
Claudia Walters, Co-Chair - EPA, CBPO
Bruce Neilson, Co-Chair VIMS
Tom An - WCOG
Grace Battisto - VIMS
Donna Belval - USGS, Richmond
Sheila Besse - DC DCRA
Alvin Bober ~ MD DHMH
Sally Bowen - MDE
Mark Bushing - V A DEQ
Kevin Curling - VIMS
AI Dougherty - DE DNREC
Drew Francis - V A HRSD
Richard Gardner - DE DNREC
Thomas Grizzard - OWML
Frederi-:k Hoffman - V A DEQ
Asoka Katumuluwa - MD DHMH
Nancy Kaumeyer - CBL
Carolyn Keefe - U of MD/CBL
Sherry Lacy - V A DCLS
Art Lepley - MD DHMH
Joseph Macknis - EPA, CBPO
Bruce Michael - MDE
Bob Potts - V A DCLS
Norma Roadcap - VA DCLS
Al Robertson - DC DCRA
Betty Salley - VIMS
Lynn Schaffer - P A DER
David Sirois - VPI&SU/OWML
Steve Sokolowski - ODU
Khin Thaung - DCRA
Kathy Wood - CBL
Wanda Wright - DE DNREC
Peggy Zawodny - DCRA
Carl Zimmermann - CBL
Linda Zynjuk - USGS
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l\lonitoring Subcommittee Workgroups (Continued)
Citizens Monitoring Workgroup - The Workgroup provides advice in design, quality assurance and
implementation of !he Citizens Monitoring Program for the Chesapeake Bay Program.
Ka:hy Elle1:t, Chair - ACB
Dan Bowa,'d - MDE
C13irE IIuc~anan - PA DER
Mallree:1 heraty - MWCOG
Frederick Hoffman - VA DEQ
Ma1'c~' Judd - ACB
Stewart Lehman -"MD DNR
Joseph Macknis - EPA, CBPO
Robert Magnien - MDE
Kent Mountford - EP A, CBPO
Bruce Neilson - VIMS
Richard Shertzer - P A DER
Claudia Walters - EPA, CBPO
Living Resllurcl~ Monitoring Workgroup - The Subcommittee's Living Resources Monitoring Workgroup
(joint WorkgrJ\.:p with the Living Resources Subcommittee) has achieved its original charge to develop,
adopt, and begi:1 to implement a Baywide plan for the monitoring of commercially, recreationally, and
selected ecologically valuable species as required by the 1987 Chesapeake Bay Agreement. The workgroup
w:ll continue ~f:orts to refine and implem'ent the plan. Specifically, it will periodically review the plan,
provide cOlirCination between living resources and water quality monitoring programs, and begin to
determine I1JVI hiological monitoring can best be used to investigate relationships between water quality,
habitat charac':edstics, and living resources.
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TIje Living Resources Monitoring Workgroup list of members is located under the Living Resources
Sllbcommjtt~e
Monitoring Coord;nntion Workgroup - This Workgroup will coordinate the development of monitoring
related projt'CB whi::h span the charge of two or more Chesapeake Bay Program Subcommittees. The scope
of these prc:e('ts include environmental data collection, modeling, and analysis,
Kevin S~llr er; Chair - BERL
Richard Ba:iuk - EPA, CBPO
Claire Buchanan - ICPRB
Kat.~y Ellet~ - ACB
Frederick Hoffman - V A DEQ
Le\lis Link~I' - EPA, CBPO
Joseph Macknis - EPA, CBPO
Robert Magnien - MDE
Brand Niemann - EPA HQ
Robert Summers - MDE
Richard Valiqura - NOAA, CBPO
Claudia Walters - EPA, CBPO
ad hoc Work~:roup on the Refinement to the Monitoring Program - To coordinate the refinement to the
monitoring prog:'an: including providing guidance for the power analysis and evaluating alternative non-
shipboard rno1itoring techniques to determine their cost and effe,ctiveness in meeting management
inf;)rmation needs. .
Jose)h Mackn;s, Chair - EPA, CBPO
Ray Ald'~n . ODU
Clai"-e B lchanan - ICPRB
Rick l-io1iP.an - VA DEQ
Robert Magnien - MDE
Bruce Nielsen - VIMS
Kevin Sellner - BERL
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Implementation Committee
NONPOINT SOURCE SUBCOMMITTEE
Responsibilities
The Subcommittee addresses issues related to control of nonpoint source (NPS) pollution from all
sources including agriculture, forestry and urban sectors. A primary objective of the Subcommittee is to
improve NPS control programs and implementation of nutrient reduction strategies through technology
transfer among jurisdictions and agencies. This is achieved in regular meetings of the Subcommittee and
its work groups, and through special conferences and tours held at least annually.
The Subcommittee is responsible for cooperative design, coordination and assessment of NPS
pollution control programs and practices. Through standing workgroups and task assignments, the
subcommittee develops NPS control program criteria, establishes methods of collecting and evaluating results
of programs and practices, identifies and coordinates needed research and promotes NPS information,
education and iraining.
The Subcommittee coordinates multi-jurisdictional information for and response to other committees,
subcommittees or workgroups involved with NPS related activities. .
Organization Chart
NONPOINT SOURCE SUBCOMMITTEE
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FORESTRY
WORKGROUP
RESEARCH EV ALUA TION
& MANAGEMENT WORKGROUP
AGRICULTURE NUTRIENT URBAN
WORKGROUP MANAGEMENT WORKGROUP
WORKGROUP
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Nonpoint Source Subcommittee Membership
c. Victor Fun)~, Chair
Bureau of Soil &. Water Conservation
PA Department of Environmental Resources
Market Street Statr. Office Building, 11th Floor
P. O. Box 855~
Harrisburg. F'A 17105-8555
PHONE: (717: 7~7-5259
Fax: 787-954~
Dail Brown
NOAA
Chesapeake Bay Office
410 Severn A v{.nu(~, Suite 107 A
Annapolis, MD 21403
PHONE: (410) 2t7-5665
Fax: 267-5(iM
J~unes Co),
V A Departme nt of Conservation & Recreation
203 Governor Stre'~t, Suite 206
Richmond, VA 237.19
PHONE: (804) 786-3957
Fax: 786-179H
Richard Evel'el t
US Fish & Wildlife Service
Chesapeakt' Ba) Field Office
177 Admiral Cochrane Drive
Annapolis, MD 21401
PHONE: (410) 224-2732
Fax: 224-278:.
Tilmothy Karikari
DC Department of Consumer & Regulatory
Affairs, ERA
Sc,il Resource) Management Division
2]00 Martin Luthe.. King, Jr. Avenue, SE
Suite 203
Washington, DC 20020
PHONE: (202) 645-6059 Ext. 3052
Fax: 645-606:;
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Patricia Lietman
US Geological Survey
Water Resources Division
840 Market Street
Lemoyne, PA 17043-1586
PHONE: (717) 73~960
Fax: 730-6997
Russ Mader (Liaison)
US EP A Chesapeake Bay Program Office
410 Severn Avenue, Suite 109
Annapolis, MD 21403
PHONE: (410) 267-5752
FAX: 267-5777
Robert J. Pennington
US Fish & Wildlife Service
Chesapeake Bay Field .Office
177 Admiral Cochrane Drive
Annapolis, MD 21401
PHONE: (410) 573-4546
Fax: 224-2781
Royden Powell
Assistant Secretary
Office of Resource Conservation
MD Department of Agriculture
50 Harry S. Truman Parkway
Annapolis, MD 21401
PHONE: (410) 841-5865
Fax: 841-5914 .
Lynn Shuyler
US EP A Chesapeake Bay Program Office
410 Severn Avenue, Suite 109 .
Annapolis, MD 21403
PHONE: (410) 267-5746
Fax: 267-5777
Thomas W. Simpson
USDA Extension Service
Maryland Department of Agriculture
50 Harry S. Truman Parkway I
Annapolis, MD 21401
PHONE: (410) 841-5865
Fax: 841-5914
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Nonpoint Source Subcommittee Membership (Cont.)
Albert Todd
USDA Forest Service
US EPA Chesapeake Bay Program Office
410 Severn Avenue, Suite 109
Annapolis, MD 21403
(410) 267-0061
FAX: (410) 267-0282/0918
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LIAISONS
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Living Resources Subcommittee:
Citizens Advisory Committee:
Andrew Hug
MD Department of Natural Resources
Tawes State Office Building, C-4
Annapolis, ¥D 21401
(410) 974-2784
FAX: (410) 974-2833
Steele Phillips
3901 Elliott Island Road
Vienna, MD 21869
(410) 376-3372
Scientific and Technical Advisory Committee:
Tony Redman
416 Goldsborough Street
Easton, MD 21601
PHONE: (410) 822-9630
Fax: 820-5039
Alan Taylor
.7302 Baylor Avenue
College Park, MD 20740
(301) 345-1411
FAX: (301) 445-8072
Local Government Advisory Committee:
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Nonpoint Source Subcommittee Workgroups
Nutrient Manngement Workgroup - The Nutrient Management Workgroup of the Nonpoint Source
Subcommittee coordinates nutrient management program development and tracking activities designed to help
restore the health and productivity of the Chesapeake Bay. '
Objectivesi nc1u je the following:
a. Ddine a Nutrient Management Plan.
b. Dett.rmine the Minimum Criteria for a Nutrient Management Plan.
c. G"tl: er representative questions for Interstate Nutrient Management Certification.
d. Devdop standards for a Model Interstate Certification Program.
e. Dfvdop urban nutrient management strategies.
f. Devdor a model tracking program for Nutrient Management Plans.
Fred Sa nadani, Chair - MDA
E. J. fanning - VA DSWC
Tom Jueng~t .. PA DER
Larry Nygren -PA DER
Mike Pe rmenter - SCS
Russ Perkinson - VA DSWC
Randy Shank - V ACES
Thomas Simpson - USDA EXT.
Trish Stienhelber - UMD
Urban Wo('kJ~oup - Coordinates urban nonpoint source research efforts and program implementation
between Ches,lpea~e Bay jurisdictions with the aim of meeting the goals of the Chesapeake Bay 1987
Agreement, th~ 1991 Re-Evaluation and the 1992 Amendments. .
Goal: To im~r(ve the quality of local water bodies and the Chesapeake Bay by reducing urban nonpoint
sources of pOI!u1ion.
O~jectives inc: ude the following:
a. As)b t urban programs to reduce urban pollutants and include the 40% nutrient reduction goal.
b. Educate urban citizenry in environmental issues and generate interest in the Chesapeake Bay
l'rog;'am.
c. ,Support and promote research in innovative technologies on urban BMPs.
d. Es'.ablisn a repository to share information on urban sediment and stormwater issues.
e. Coordiru.te among the different Federal agencies and programs that impact urban nonpoint source
contr,)l management.
Tom Tapley - MDE
Susan B\lrk,~ - V A DCR
Lorrie Herson-Jones - MWCOG
Timothy Karikari - DC DCRA
Durla Lathia - PA DER
Chris Victoria - USFWS
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Nonpoint Source Subcommittee Workgroups (Cont.)
Forestry Workgroup - The Chesapeake Bay Forestry Workgroup coordinates, develops and implements
plans and projects which focus on the contributions of forest lands in restoring the health and productivity
of the Chesapeake Bay watershed. The workgroup provides a forum in which issues and opportunities
related to forest protection, restoration and stewardship can be discussed and potential solutions formulated
among the forestry community, interested individuals and organizations, and Federal, State and local
governments. Through the workgroup, forest management expertise is brought to Chesapeake Bay Program
Committees and Subcommittees.
Objectives include the following:
a. Enhance communication and education regarding forestry issues within the Bay watershed. -
b. Identify the need and opportunities for demonstration projects and program development.
c. Seek ways to promote the establishment and maintenance offorests and trees in urban, rural, and
developing areas to improve water quality, and aquatic and terrestrial habitats associated with the
Chesapeake Bay and its tributaries.
d. Promote forestry research. and monitoring needed to evaluate forest contributions toward
protection and restoration of the Chesapeake Bay.
e. Ensure that forest resource information pertin'ent to the Chesapeake Bay is available to
individuals and organizations interested and/or- involved in implementing the Chesapeake Bay
Program. .
*John Barber, Chair - V A .
*Bill Beck - DC DPW
John Bellmore - USFS V A
Larry Biles - USDA ES
Earl Bradley - MD NDR (CWRDIT A)
Jack Brodie - F AC MD
Mark Cleveland - EP A REG 3
John Currier - USFS RAD
Rich Everett - USFWS
Charlie Finley - P A FA
Rupert Firday - CBF
*Mike foreman - V A DOF
Fran - Flanigan - ACB
Dave Gregg - P A FOR
Maureen Heraty - MWCOG
Lorie Herson-Jones - MWCOG
Larry Hill - SAF
Mike Hirshfield - CBF
Gracie Joy -. USFS DC
*Steve Koehn - MD DNR FOR
Norman LaCasse - P A FOR
*Bob Merrill - P A FOR
Joseph Michaels - USFS NH
Rob Northrop - AMF
Mike Permenter - SCS
John Riley - MD DNR FOR -
Doug Ryan - USFS WO (STAC)
EricSchwaab - MD DNR FOR
Thomas Simpson - MDA USDA ES
Scott Steffy - ACB
Karen Sykes - USFS WV A
Robert Tjaden - MD ES
* Albert Todd - USFS
Richard Valigura - NOAA
Dave Welsch - USFS RAD
Lauren Wenzel- MD DNR
Doug Ryan - USFS WO STAC
*Executive Committee
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:Non:~oint Source Subcommittee Workgroups (Cont.)
Agricultun~ 'Worhgroup - The Agriculture Workgroup of the Nonpoint Source Subcommittee was created
in Septemlcer 1993, 1:n response to the need to address issues such as Best Management Practices (BMP)
tJ aclcing, Totll Resource Management (TRM), and private sector involvement throughout the agricultural
cJrnmunity .
1he workgW'Jp ch:rges are to:
-centime :0 vefine and advance efforts currently under way that focus on a uniform accounting and:
asres)D1en1 s'ystem to track BMP implementation including both cost shared and non-cost shared '
pr"ctiCl~s;
-afsh t in the coordination of the TRM Plan components and encourage the refinement and
develol1mcnt of the Baywide private sector certification programs for components of TRM Plans;
-erpl)c ~ n~ethods to establish and expand partnerships between stakeholder groups and those groups
invoh'ed with the restoration of the Chesapeake Bay by increasing participation and identifying
l~jers'1ip rales and;
-ai'aI:/Z~ the recommendations from the Governor's Non-Point Source Agriculture Initiative
oo:~nrnittee:5 Imd subcommittees and develop action agenda strategies for the consideration of the
lnijath e committees and the Nonpoint Source Subcommittee.
Dml~ld Robinson, Chair -
umcastec SCD
Tony Banks - VA DSWC'
William Burbaker - ,PA APA
FraLi'C Coale - U of MD
M::>ria Croghan - VA DCR
David Hall - USGS
Gordon Hiller - PAST GRANGE
Mike Hirshfield - CBF
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John Johnson - VA FBF
Walden Kerns - VA TECH
Steve Koehn - MD DNR FOR
Mike Permenter - SCS
Royden Powell - MDA
Lynn Shuyler - EPA, CBPO
Dennis Stolte - MD FB
AI Turgeon - PSU
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Nonpoint Source Subcommittee Workgroups (Cont.)
Research Evaluation & Management Workgroup - The Research Evaluation & Management Workgroup
of the Nonpoint Source Subcommittee was created in November 1993, to address the following needs: the
establishment of a more formal structure for the selection of research priority areas for funding; an improved
procedure for proposal evaluation; and selection and progress oversight.
The workgroup charges are to:
-select, each year, those subject areas of concern that should, subject to approval of the
subcommittee, be given priority for research funding;
-evaluate and rank the pre-proposals and proposals submitted with requests for funding;
-establish a review process to monitor progress of ongoing proposals, by arranging presentations at
regular subcommittee meetings or special workshops, as deemed appropriate and to review written
reports of research progress; and . . .
-organize, as appropriate, general workshops to review and evaluate nonpoint source research needs
in the Bay Program, in collaboration with other Bay Program subcommittees and the Scientific and
Technical Advisory Committee. .
Alan Taylor, Chair - U of MD
CES
Collin Burrell - DC ERA SRMD
James Cox - V A DCR
John Longnecker - PA DA
Larry Nygren - PA DER
Rosemary Roswell - MDA
Lynn Shuyler - EPA, CBPO
Thomas Simpson - USDA ES MDA .
Robert Summers - MDE
Albert Todd - USFS
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Implementation Committee
POPULATION GROWTH AND
])EVELOPMENT SUBCOMMITTEE
Responsibilities
The Subcommittee is responsible for identifying population growth and development issues of a Bay-
wide nature, d(:veloping research or information projects on those topics as apropriate, and providing an
information fX1:hange forum. The Subcommittee coordinates with other subcommittees on such issued as
public education and information related to population growth and development.
»opulation Gro\\1h and Development
Subcomlnittee Membership
"acant, Cha r
Russ Baxter
\' A Directur, Che.:.;apeake Bay Commission
Virginia Depaf'rnent of Environmental Quality
202 North 9th :;treet
Suite 900
Richmond, VA 23219
PHONE: (804: n6-1500
Fax: 371-7604
Ann DeWitt BI'ooks
Director, Office of Chesapeake Bay &
Coastal Programs
Virginia Department of Environmental Quality
P. O. Box l00c9
Richmond, VA 23240-0009
PHONE: (804) 762-4317
Fax: 762-4319 .
Dail Brown
NOAA, Chesap~ake Bay Program Office
4:0 Severn Avenue, Suite 107A
Annapolis, MD 21.t03
PHONE: (410) 267-5665
F,lx: 267-5(\6li
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Patricia A. Buckley
Governor's Policy Office
Finance Building, Room 506
Harrisburg,. PA 17120
PHONE: (717) 787-1954
Fax: 787-8614
Edwina H. Coder
Citizens Advisory Committee
156 Hamilton Road
Lancaster, P A 17603
PHONE: (717) 394-4846
Roland English
MD Office of Planning
301 W. Preston Street
Baltimore, MD 21201
PHONE: (410) 225-4500
Fax: 225-4480
J. Glenn Eugster
Watershed Program Manager
US EP A Chesapeake Bay Program Office
410 Severn Avenue, Suite 109
Annapolis, MD 21403
PHONE: (410) 267-5722
Fax: 267-5777
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Population Growth and Development Subcommittee Membership
(Continued)
Kenneth Laden
DC Department of Public Works
Office of Policy & Planning
2000 14th Street, NW
6th Floor
Washington, DC 20009
PHONE: (202) 939-8115
Fax: 939-7185
Cecily Majerus
Governor's Office
State House .
Annapolis, MD 21401
PHONE: (410) 974-3004
Fax: 974-3435
William Matuszeski
Director, Chesapeake Bay Program
US EP A Chesapeake Bay Program Office
410 Severn Avenue, Suite 109
Annapolis, MD 21403
PHONE: (410) 267-5700 or 1-8()(}'968-7229
Fax: 267-5777
or
US EP A - Region III
841 Chestnut Building
Philadelphia, PA 19107
PHONE: (215) 597-8540
Fax: 580-2023
Robert J. Pennington
U. S. Fish & Wildlife Service
Chesapeake Bay Field Office
177 Admiral Cochrane Drive
Annapolis, MD 21401
PHONE: (410) 573-4546
Fax: 224-2781
Tony Redman
LGAC
416 Goldsborough Street
Easton, MD 21601
PHONE: (410) 822-9630
Fax: 820-5039
Ann Pesiri Swanson
E~cutive Director
Chesapeake Bay Commission
60 West Street, Suite 200
Annapolis, MD 21401
PHONE: (410) 263-3420
Fax: 263-9339
John H. Thillmann
STAC
A.T. Kearney, Inc.
225 Reinekers Lane
Alexandria, VA 22314
PHONE: (703) 739-4738
Fax: 836-0547
William J. Whitney, Jr.
Langley & McDonald
5544 Greenwich Road, Suite 200
Virginia Beach, V A 23456
PHONE: (804) 473-2000
Fax: 497-7933
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ImplementatioIL Committee
I)UBLIC ACCESS SUBCOMMITTEE
Responsib:ilities
The P.J.1blic Access Subcommittee is an outgrowth of the group established to meet the commitments
of the Public ACI~s;; portion of the 1987 Chesapeake Bay Agreement: developing an inventory, strategy and
guide to ac('es~.
The P.Jblic Access Subcommittee works to coordinate public access within the states. Goals of this
SU'!)committee indude: Increasing access to federal lands; maintaining state inventories of access facilities;
developing a Dew public access guide; and identifying ways to provide educational opportunities at public
aC.;ess sites by working with the Communications Subcommittee. .
Public A(~(:ess Subcommittee Membership
John Davy, Chair
Planning and Re~reational Resources
V A Department of Conservation & Recreation
203 Governor Slreet, Suite 326
Ri.;hmond, VA 23219
PHONE: (804) 786-2556
Fait: 786-6141
Derral Jones
Planning and. Recreational Resources
VA Department of Conservation & Recreation
203 'Governor Street, Suite 326
Richmond, VA 23219 .
PHONE: (804) 786-2121
Fax: 786-6141
Bob Beckett
MD Deparnnent of Natural Resources
Tawes State Office Building, D-3
Arlnapolis, MD 21401 .
PHONE: (410) 974-2784
Fax: 974-2833
Peter J. Marx
US EP A Chesapeake Bay Program
410 Severn Avenue, Suite 109
Annapolis, MD 21403
PHONE: (4JO) 267-5713
Fax: 267-5777
St.~ve Fundl~rhurk
US Fish & Wild ife Service
Chesapeake Bay Field Office
177 Admiral Cochrane Drive
An.napolis, MD 2140J
PH ONE: (41 C) 573-4555
Fax: 224-27H 1
Edmund Miller
Office of the Deputy under Secretary of Defense
(Environmental Security)
400 Army Navy Drive, 206
, Arlington, VA 22202-2884
PHONE:, (703) 604-5775
Fax: 697-7548
An nie Hillary
NOAA Chesapeake Bay Office
410 Severn Averue, Suite 109
Annapolis, MD 21403
PHONE: (410) :~67-5668
Fax: 267-5666
Ted Pochter
DC Department of Recreation
'3149 16th Street, NW
Washington, DC 20010
PHONE: (202) 673-7692
Fax: 673-2087
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Public Access Subcommittee Membership (Continued)
Janit Potter
Planning and Recreation Resources
V A Deparunent of Conservation &
Recreation.
203 Governor Street, Suite 236
Richmond, VA 23219
(804) 786-2121
FAX: (804) 786-6141
John Wolf
MD: Deparunerit of Natural Resources
Tawes State Office Building, D-3
Annapolis, MD 21401
(410) 974-3654
FAX: (410) 974-3158
Ron Weis
Chief, Division of Engineering &
Services .
Bureau of Property & Facilities
Management
P A Fish & Boat Commission
450 Robinson Lane
Bellefonte, PA 16823-9616
(814) 359-5155
FAX: (814) 359-5153
Technical
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Xr:1plemen~1:ion Committee
TOXICS SUBCOMMITTEE
]Respon~i b Hi 1nes
The S uhcommittee is charged with implementing the Basinwide Toxies Reduction Strategy. The
Slbcommir~e is re:;pcnsible for the interjurisdictional design, coordination, and implementation of ongoing,
phnned am f Jture efforts to identify, assess and control existing sources of toxics, better understand the
in-pacts of oxic:; Olll\he Bay's living resources and human health, and prevent future sources of toxics from
causing imracts on th~ Chesapeake Bay basin system.
The Tm.ics Subcommittee solicits the cooperation and involvement of other subcommittees and takes
th.~ lead in tocrcliru ting and implementing activities related to toxics which fall under the. responsibilities of
a~propriate basi:1wide organizations and agencies.
C)rganiil.3tJ on Chart
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TOXICS SUBCOMMITTEE
I
(~R:T~RIA AND
'51 ANDARi)S
WOKKCROUP*
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REGIONS OF
CONCERN
WORKGROUP
PESTICIDES
WORKGROUP
TOXICS
INVENTORY
WORKGROUP
*Joillt with the Living Resources Subcommittee
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Toxics Subcommittee Membership
Alan Pollock, Chair
V A Department of Environmental Quality
P. O. Box 10009
Richmond, V A 23240-0009
PHONE: (804) 762-4002
Fax: 762-4006
Dr. Raymond Alden
Applied Marine Research Laboratory
Old Dominion University
1034 West 45th Street
Norfolk, VA 23529-0456
PHONE: (804) 683-4195
Fax: 683-5293
Richard Batiuk
US EP A Chesapeake Bay Program Office
410 Severn Avenue, Suite 110
Annapolis, MD 21403 .
PHONE: (410) 267-5731
Fax: 267-5777
Dr. Elizabeth Bauereis
'. Baltimore Gas & Electric Company
7609 Energy Parkway, Suite 100
Baltimore, MD 21226
PHONE: (410) 787-5118
Fax: 787-5199
David Bingaman
P A Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Plant Industry
2301 N. Cameron Street
Harrisburg, PA 17110-9408
PHONE: (717) 787-4843
Fax: 772-2780
Dan Drawbau~h
P A Department of Environmental Resources
Bureau of Water Quality Management
Market Street State Office Building
P. O. Box 8465
Harrisburg, PA 17105-8465
PHONE: (717) 787-2666
Fax: 772-3241
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Robert Foley
US Fish & Wildlife Service
Chesapeake Bay Field Office
177 Admiral Cochrane Drive
Annapolis, MD 21401
PHONE: (410) 269-6324
Fax: 269-0832
Dr. Bruce Fowler
University of Maryland at Baltimore
Howard Hall, Room 544
660 West Redwood Street
Baltimore, MD 21201
PHONE: (410) 706-8196 .
Fax: 455-6314
Dr. Ian Hartwell
MD Department of Natural Resources
Tidewater Administration
Tawes State Office Building
580 Taylor Avenue
Annapolis, MD 21401
PHONE: (410) 974-3782
FAX: (410) 974-2680
John Kennedy
Virginia Department of Environmental Quality
- Division of Intergovernmental Coordinator
P.O. Box 10009
Richmond, VA 23240-0009
PHONE: (804) 762-4312
Fax: 762-4319
,
Gordon Kerby
Virginia Department of Environmental Quality
P. O. Box 10089
Richmond, VA 23240
PHONE: (804) 371-7698
FAX: (804) 225-3933
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Tones Subcolnmittee. Membership (Continued)
Anita Key
DC Depart nent of Consumer &
Regulatory Affair:;
E::1Vironme) ltal Refulution Administration
'"ater Rescur:es Management Division
2: 00 Marti I Luther King, Jr. Avenue, SE "
Suite 203
Washingtor, DC :~0020
P;tfONE: (202) 4C4-1136
Fax: 404-T4.:
Cheri Miller
US Geological Survey
Mid Atlantic Regional Office
8600 LaSalle Road ..
Towson, MD 21286
PHONE: (410) 512-4800
Fax: 512-4810
DI~. Marvit! Lawson
V.c\ Departnent of Agriculture &
Consumer Sef\ ices
Office of P.;stic: de Management
Dvision of PJ'()(luct & Industry Reg.
P. O. Box ...11)3
Rchmond, VA 23209
PHONE: (304)371-6558
Fa: 371-8~;9g
Steven G. Olson
Naval Base
1530 Gilbert Street, Suite 200
Code N41
. Norfolk, VA 23511
PHONE: (804) 445-6700
Fax: 444-3000
J(Jhn Lipm In
Clesapeakc B3) O}mmission
60 West St! eet, Su:,te 200
A'mapolis,M) 2ACI
PHONE: (41J) 263.3420
Fix: 263-9::~3g
. Robert J. Pennington
U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
Chesapeake Bay Field Office
177 Admiral Cochrane Drive
Annapolis, MD 21401
PHONE: '(410) 573-4546
Fax: 224-2781
Charlie LUl1sford
D.~partment of Corse'Jation & Recreation
D:vision of Soil & W3ter Conservation
20 Goverror Stret~t, Suite 206
Richmond, VA 23219-2094
PHONE: (04) 371.fl984
F,;x: 786-6.:4:
Mike Permenter
USDA Soil Conservation Service
Chesapeake Bay Program Coordinator
339 Busch's Frontage Road, Suite 301
Annapolis, MD 21401.5534 .
PHONE: 1-800-384-8799 ext. 757-1510
Evelyn Ma;~Kn' ghl
U5 EPA RcgiJT II~ C~WldlO)
Water ManjgeDlen~ Division
841 Chestn It Building
Philadelphir, :?A ~,9107
PHONE: C!15) 597-4491
F,x: 597-3:259
Dr. Harriette Phelps
University of District of Columbia
College .of Life Sciences
c/o 7822 Hanover Parkway #303
Greenbelt, MD 20770
PHONE: (301) 474-0471
Fax: 345-6017
Jacqueline Savitz
Chesapeake Bay Foundation
Maryland Office
164 Conduit Street
Annapolis, MD 21401
PHONE: (410) 268-8833
Fax: 280-3513
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Toxics Subcommittee Membership (Continued)
Mary Ellen Setting
MD Department of Agriculture
Pesticide Regulation Section
50 Harry S. Truman Parkway
Annapolis, MD 21401
PHONE: (410) 841-5710
Fax: 841-2765
Dr. Nathalie Valette-Silver
NOAA/NOS, SSMCIV, ORCA2
1305 East-West Highway
Silver Spring, MD 20910
PHONE: (301) 713-3028
Fax: 713-4388
Peter Tinsley
MD Department of the Environment
Chesapeake Bay and Watershed Management
Administration'
2500 Broening Highway
Baltimore, MD 21224
PHONE: (410) 631-3680
Fax: 631-3873
David Velinsky
Interstate Commission on the
Potomac River Basin
6110 Executive Boulevard, Suite 300
Rockville, MD 20852-3903
PHONE: (301) 984-1908 Ext. 111
Fax: 984-5841 .
Toxics Subcommittee Workgroups
Criteria and Standards Workgroup - The Criteria and Standards Workgroup is responsible for revising
the Chesapeake Bay Toxies of Concern List; revising the secondary list of toxic substances (for future
consideration as Toxics of Concern); assessing the comparability of living resource habitat requirements,
EPA aquatic life criteria, and Bay basin states' water quality standards; coordinating efforts to develop
estuarine based water quality criteria for Toxics of Concern and critical water quality parameters; and
encouraging adoption of more conSistent water quality standards among the Chesapeake Bay basin
jurisdictions. The Criteria and Standards Workgroup has the lead responsibility for oversight of the.
continued development of the Chesapeake Bay Toxics Database.
Mary Jo Garreis, Chairman - MDE
Tom Barron - P A DER
Richard Batiuk - EPA, CBPO
James Collier - DC DCRA
Jean Gregory - V A DEQ
Lenwood Hall - U of MD
Arthur Hart - Nat. Ag. Chern. Assn.
Dr. Ian Hartwell - MD DNR
Evelyn MacKnight - EPA, Region III
William Rue - EA Engineering
Jacqueline Savitz - CBF
Mary Ellen Setting- MDA
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,]foxics Sub(~omrnittee Workgroups (Continued)
Toxics Inv~ntory W(()rkgroup - The Toxics Inventory Workgroup is responsible for continued development
of the Basrnwke Lo~ding and Release Inventory; identification of the monitoring and assessment projects
n~cessary tJ ~upport future revisions and enhancements to the Inventory; and working with the Bay scientific
c;)mmunity 01 deveLoping a toxics mass balance framework for the Chesapeake Bay.
Dr,vid Velinsky, Chairman - ICPRB
Jod 32ker - U of MD
D.vid 3urdige - ODU
Jeff Ccrnwell - U of MD
Snart Ganse":l - PA DER
Jo1:n K~m,~edy - VA DEQ
Anita Key - DC DCRA
Joseph Macknis - EPA, CBPO
Jim Sanders - NASP BERL
Jacqueline Savitz - CBF
Pete Tinsley - MDE
Dale Wismer - EP A, Region 3
F~ticides WOl'kgrm}p - The Pesticides Workgroup is responsible for coordinating basinwide efforts to
survey pes:icid(~ appEcation patterns, assessing pesticides releases and loadings to the Bay and watershed,
p'omoting :ram fers cf information and innovative pest management approaches between jurisdictions, and
u:rgeting z.od lraclcing implementation of integrated pest management practices' and best management
p'actices tl'rou!:ho.Jl ilie Chesapeake Bay basin.
David Bin:~aman, Chair- P A DoA
Mrry ElIe1 Setting, Vice-Chair - MDA
Dr. j.\fIIY 13rown - U of MD ES
Jin'. HaIDRwz.ld - USDA, SCS, CBPO
Ar:hu Hart.. Nat. Ag. Chern. Assn.
Dr, Marvin Lawson - VDACS
Donald Lott - EP A, Region m
Dr. Mark M~lancon - FWS
William Ravelin - VPI & SU
Lorie Roeser - EP A, CBPO
Nicoline Shulterbrandt - DC DCRA
'R.egions o~' Concern Workgroup. The Regions of Concern Workgroup is responsible for developing
criteria for an,: tl"e identification of Chesapeake Bay Regions on Concern; developing a process for
dlwelopme: It ard implementation of Regional Action Plans across all Regions of Concern; coordinating
juisdictioml jevelapment of Regional Action Plans; and overseeing and evaluating Subcommittee sponsored
1m oni toring , ass~ssnent, and research projects. .
Jotn Kennedy, Chair - VA DEQ
Ray Alden - ODU
Richard B~ticlc - EPA, CBPO
Rm;s Bri~field - U of MD, Wye
Da'l DrilwDClugh - PA DER
Richard B,kill - MDE
RO)e!1 Foley - USFWS
Ian Hartwel .' MD DNR
To' n HI~nry - EP A, Region III
Anita Key - DC DCM
Deirdre Murphy - MDE
Harriette Phelps - U of DC
Jacqueline Savitz - CBF
Peter Tinsley - MDE
Mike Unger - VIMS
Nathalie Vatette-Silver - NOAA
David Velinsky - ICPRB
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CITIZENS ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Responsibilities
The Citizens Advisory Committee (CAe) provides assistance to the Executive Council,
Implementation Committee and all Subcommittees as needed in implementing the Chesapeake Bay
Agreement. Members communicate with their constituencies to increase understanding of the Agreement
and programs to restore and protect the Bay. They also advise the Executive Council and its institutions on
policy matters and public perceptions.
Staff Contact:
Michele Monti
P. O. Box 1981
Richmond, VA 23216
PHONE: (804) 775-0951
Fax: 775-0954
Location: 530 East Main Street "
Suite 501
Richmond, VA 23219
Organization Chart
CITIZENS ADVISORY COMMITTEE
POPULATION GROWTH
AND DEVELOPMENT
TASK FORCE
TOXICS
TASK FORCE'
BUDGET AND GOVERNANCE
TASK FORCE
WATER QUALITY
TASK FORCE
POLLUTION
PREVENTION
TASK FORCE
LIVIN G
RESOURCES
TASK FORCE
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Citizens )~dvisory Committee Membership
William J, (Jack) Whitney, Jr., Chair
Langley & N:cDonald
5544 Greew,ich Road
Virginia R:ach , VA 23462
FHONE: ~8()4) 4'J3-2000
Fax: 497-i933
Edwina H. Coder
156 Hamilton Road
Lancaster, P A 17603
PHONE: (717) 394-4846
lick Nelsrn, Vicf) Chair
H41 Manchest~r ;jme NW
,
Vlashingto: \, D:::: 20011
FHONE: ::2(2) 87.9-8484
Fax: 829-8484
William Eberhardt
Environmental Manager
Proctor & Gamble Paper Products
P. O. Box 32
Mehoopany, P A 18629
PHONE: (717) 833-3306
Fax: 833-3306
Fobert ArdreUa
651 Marybnd Avenue, NE
Washingto'l, D: 20002
PHONE: :2(2) 708-5004
Fax: 708-5)14
Clifford A. Falkenau
1878 Burley Drive
Annapolis, MD 21401
PHONE: (410) 757-6145
Elizabeth1a Uf ~re;s
Baltimore Gas & Electric Company
l,)()() Bran( 011 ~;hores Road.
Baltimore, MD 2:~226
PHONE: ~410: 7f17-5118
Fix: 787-519}
Margot Foster
3047 West Lane Keys, NW
Washington, DC 20007
PHONE: . (202) 965-3951
Fax: 353-2025
1\. Lee Brmm
Allied Sigr.ll If C.
P. O. Box .'31
P~tersburg; VA 23804
PHONE: (8C4; 520-3783
Fax: 520-3:)52
William S. Hastings, Jr.
10811 Woodpecker Road
Chesterfield, VA 23832
PHONE: (804) 590-1460 (h)
!David Bru)akf~r
I?c:nnsylvao'a A gricuhural
industries Assachtion
1/15 South ,~)p:~:e ~treet
JL'titz, PAl ~ 5..3
I?:-IONE: (717) 7~3-2238
f:lx:.733-3;)83
R. Bruce Johnson
Rt. 1 Box 2160
West Point, VA 23181
PHONE: (804) 843-3609
Fax: 843-2112
Mark Kalish
Michael T. Rose Companies
13920 Baltimore Boulevard
Laurel, MD .20707
PHONE: (301) 953-3110
Fax: 953-9592
IV ichael BL uhakel'
B:'Ubaker AgrJromk Services
4~AO Oregcn Pike
Ephrata, Pf\ 1~'522-9476
PHONE: (717) 859-3276
FLx: 859-3416
Jack C. King
Forest and Forest Products
Chesapeake Corporation
West Point, VA 231~1
PHONE: (804) 843-5000
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Citizens Advisory Committee Membership (Continued)
Stella Koch
1056 Manning Street
Great Falls, VA 22066
mailing address: .'
Audubon Naturalist Society
8940 Jones Mill Road
Chevy Chase, MD 20815
PHONE: (301) 652-9188 ext. 3033
Fax: 951-7179
Walter L. Pomeroy
National Audubon Society
1104 Fernwood Ave., Suite 300.'
Camp Hill, PA 17011
PHONE: (717) 763-4985
FAX: (717) 763-4981
Andrew Loftus
Sport Fishing Institute
1010 Massachusetts Avenue, NW, Suite 320
Washington, DC 20001
PHONE: (202) 898-0770
Fax: 371-2085
Ann Powers
Chesapeake Bay Foundation
162 Prince George Street
Annapolis, MD 21401
PHONE: (410) 268-8816
Fax: 268-6687
William D. Martin, Jr.
4404 Sheriff Road, NE
, Washington, DC 20019
PHONE: (202) 399-8097
Michael S. Rolband
1009 Queen Street
Alexandria , VA 22314
PHONE: (703) 548-0983
Fax: 548-0567
Steele Phillips
3901 Elliott Island Road
Vienna, MD 21869
PHONE: (410) 376-3372
Mary Roe Walkup
12836 Still Pond Creek Road
Worton, MD 21678
PHONE: (410) 348-5618
Fax: 778-6756
. Thomas C. Winstead
, Route 1, Box 1636
Kilmarnock, VA 22482
PHONE: (804) 435-1886
Citizens Advisory Committee Task Forces
Population Growth and Development Task Force - Tracks strategies for Agreement Commitments in the
area of land use issues; participates on the Population Growth and Development Subcommittee (Edwina'
Coder/Jack Whitney); prepares comments on funding priorities, workplan, and program activities in the area
of land use; and follows State activities related to implementation of the findings of the Report of the 2020
Panel.
Jack Whitney, Chair - V A
David Brubaker - P A
Edwina Coder - P A
Mark Kalish - MD
Michael Rolband - V A
Mary Roe Walkup - MD
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Citizens Advisory Committee Task Forces (Continued)
Toxics Task Force - Tracks strategies for Agreement commitments in the area of toxics; participates on
Toxics Subcommittee (Bette Bauereis and Ann Powers); and comments on funding priorities, workplans, and
program activities in the area of toxics.
Eli/.ahe1h Bauereis, Chair - MD
Davie IIruhaker - P A
Mkhae: Brubaker - P A
William Hastings - VA
Ann Powers - MD
Thomas Winstead - VA
Budget and Governance Task Force - Reviews funding issues for state and federal programs related to the
Chesapeake Bay; participates on the Budget and Workplan Steering Committee (William Eberhardt); and
eI\courag~s in tiaticn of strategic planning process for Bay restoration activities.
Willia m Eherhardt, Chair - P A
EIi/4belh Bauereis - MD
Edwina Coder - P A
Clifford A. Falkenau - MD
Jack Whitney - VA
Living Resources Ta'\k Force - Track strategies for Agreement commitments related to Living Resources;
prepares comnents on funding priorities, work-plans, and program activities in the area of Living Resources.
Areas of sp,~c:al in~erest and Bay Program workgroup representation:
- Fisheries - ~Jldr'~w Loftus
-Wetlands - Walt Pomeroy
Ma')' RJe Walkup, Chair - MD
Robert Andretta - DC
Mirh, el Brubaker - P A
AnI Ire w Loftus - DC
Jack Nelsol - DC
Walt Pomeroy - PA
Ann Powers - MD
Michael Rolband - VA
Thomas Winstead - V A
Water Qualit)' Task Force - Tracks strategies for Agreement commitments related to Water Quality (except
toxics); and pret:ans comments on funding priorities, workplans, and program activities in the a'rea of Water
Quality, including: .
. Nutrient rec1u.:tion (poir.t and nonpoint source)
. Federal facililies '
.Conventional pollutants
MaTgot Fo::ter, Chair - DC
Robert Andretta - DC
Elinbet1 Eauereis - MD
Lee Brown - VA
David Brubaker - P A
Edwina Coder - P A
Steele Phillips (nonpoint coordinator) - MD
Ann Powers - MD
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Citizens Advisory Committee Task Forces (Continued)
Pollution Prevention Task Force - Assists Bay Progri;im subcommittees and workgroups promoting pollution
prevention and reviews pollution prevention action agenda and implementation plan. Communicates with
CAC and Executive Council about successful pollution prevention programs.
Lee Brown, Chair
Elizabeth Bauereis - MD
Michael Brubaker - P A
Edwina Coder - P A
William Eberhardt - P A
William Hastings - VA
Andy Loftus - DC .
. Ann Powers - MD
CAC has liaison Representatives to other Bay Program Activities:
Communications Subcommittee - Clifford Falkenau
Federal Agencies Committee - Mary Roe Walkup
Local Government Advisory Committee - Clifford Falkenau
Scientific and Technical Advisory Committee - David Brubaker
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])OCAL GOVE~MENT ADVISORY
COMMITTEE
Responsibilities
Estab[,ishing the Local Government Advisory Committee (LGAC) in March 1988 fulfilled a 1987
Chesapeake Ba) Agreement commitment. LGAC is composed of local government representatives from the
States of Maryland, Virginia and Pennsylvania, and the District of Columbia. The Commi~ is charged
with developiog and implementing a strategy for local government participation in the Chesapeake Bay
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Local Government Advisory Committee Membership
C. Flippo Hicks, Chair
Virginia Association of Counties
Old City Hall
10th and Broad streets
Richmond, VA 23219
PHONE: (804) 788-6652
Fax: 788-0083
John Garner
Executive Director
P A League of Cities and Municipalities
414 North 2nd Street
Harrisburg, PA 17101
PHONE: (717) 236-9469
Fax: 236-6716
Gary Allen
Mayor
City of Bowie
2614 Kenhill Drive
Bowie, MD 20715
PHONE: (301) 220-0879
Robert C. Gerhard, Jr.
Commissioner, Cheltenham Township
Administration Building
8230 Old York Road
Elkins Park, PA 191 }7-1514
PHONE: (215) 885-6780
. Fax: 885-6784
Walter F. Bailey
Chief, Bureau of Wastewater Treatment
Water & Sewer Utility Administration "
5000 Overlook Avenue, SW
Washington, DC 20032
PHONE: (202) 767-7643
Ferial S. Bishop
Administrator
Environmental Regulation Administration
DC Department of Consumer & Regulatory
Affairs
2100 Martin Luther King, Jr. Avenue, SE
Sui te 203 .
Washington, DC 20020
PHONE: (202) 645-6617
Fax: 645-6622
Warren Graves
Director
Division of Water Conservation
Depa~tment of Public Works
.. 5000 Overlook Avenue, SW
Washington, DC 20032
PHONE: (202) 767-7638
Fax: 404-1314
B. Kenneth Greider
Executive Director
P A State Association of Township
SuperVisors
300 1 Gettysburg Road
Camp Hill, P A 170 II
PHONE: (717) 763-0930
Fax: 763-9732
RI. Keith Bull
Executive Director
Chesapeake Bay Local Assistance
Department
805 East Broad Street, Suite 701
Richmond, VA 23219
PHONE: (804) 225-3444
Fax: 225-3447
Gerald W. Hyland
Board of Supervisors - Fairfax County
Mount Vernon Governmental Center
, 2511 Parkers Lane
Alexandria, V A 22306
PHONE: (703) 780-7518
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Local Goyernment Advisory Committee Membership (Continued)
Itobert JarbOE
Commissioner, St. Mary's County
P. O. Box 653
Governmental (;enter
Leonardtown, MD 20650
IIHONE: (301) 475.5621
Russell Pettyjohn
President
Lititz Borough Council
7 South Broad Street
Lititz, P A 17543
PHONE: (717) 354-0955
Isiah ~ett
I'resident
440 1 Dustin Road
Burtonsville, MD 20866-1024
Montgomery County Council
PHONE: (301) 384-8661
Harry Stokes .
County Commissioner
Adams County Courthouse
111 Baltimore Street
Gettysburg, P A 17325
PHONE: (717) 334-6781
Jeanne Lynch
Commissioner, Worcester County
10464 Azalen Road
Berlin, MD 2:.811
I'HONE: (410) 208-1118
lax: 641-6516
Stephen Whiteway
Administrator, Richmond COuilty
P. O. Box 1000
Warsaw, VA 22572
PHONE: (804) 333-3415
George P. Mu rph)'
Mayor
Town of Eas':Gn
II. 0, Box 520
Easton, MD 21601
PHONE: (410) 822-2525
Clay Wirt
Virginia Municipal League
P. O. Box 12203
13 East Fran1din Street
Richmond, VA 23341
PHONE: (804) 649-8471
Nancy K. Parker
Council Member
Virginia Beaeh Municipal Center
Virginia Beach, V A 23456
PHONE: (804) 425-1589
Subcommittees
Executive Subc:ommittee - Consists of the LGAC Chair:man and three Vice-chairs representing each of the
jurisdictions Imder the Bay Agreement. .
Special Subcommittees - The LGAC .creates special subC9mmittees and workgroups as needed to address
a variety of iSSl.es of local government interest. In the past, these have included nonpoint source, land use,
legal assistance, wetlands budget and household hazardous waste.
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SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL ADVISORY
COMMITTEE
Responsibilities
The Scientific and Technjcal Advisory Committee (ST AC) provides independent guidance to the
to the Chesapeake Bay Program on the overall direction, efficiency, and priority of measures to restore and
protect the Chesapeake Bay. ST AC actively helps integrate sound science into both policy development and
education efforts of the Chesapeake Bay Program. An important function of ST AC is to provide a fresh,
cross-cutti~g scientific and technical perspective. ST AC reports regularly to the Implementation Committee
'and is to report annually to the Executive Council on scientific and technical issues.
ST AC membership is drawn from the principal research institutions and scientific and technical
interests of importance to the Chesapeake Bay Program. Members are selected on the basis of their ability
to represent effectively and actively the range of disciplines, perspectives, and information resources needed
by the Program. ST AC operates with broad discretion to focus the best available scientific and technical
expertise, wherever it is located, on issues of importance to restoring the Chesapeake Bay.
Staff Contact:
Steven Nelson
Chesapeake Research Consortium
P. O. Box 1280
Solomons, MD 20688
PHONE: (410) 326-6700
Fax: 326-6773
Organization Chart
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ATMOSPHERIC
DEPOSrnON
SCIENTIFIC & TECHNICAL
ADVISORY COMMmEE (ST AC)
I
EXECUTIVE BOARD
I
WORKGROUPS
I
I
HUMAN
RESOURCES
I
NONPOINT
SOURCE
,
COMMUNICA 110NS ECONOMICS
I
GROUNDWATER
CRrnCAL ISSUE GROUPS
I
I
TECHNOLOGY
,
TOXICS
I
WA 'J1']tSHED
I
UVING RESOURCES
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Scientific :md Technical Advisory Committee Membership
Dr.'. Cliffod W. RJmdall, Chair
EnvironmeI.ta: I!ngineering
Virginia Poyt~chnic Institute
330 Noms :fI~U
Bhcksburg, V A 24061
PHONE: (103) 231-t018
Fu: 231-7~1t:
James Hannaham
Water Resources Research Center
University of District of Columbia
4200 Connecticut Avenue, NW
Washington, DC 20008
PHONE: (202) 673-3442
Fax: 274~28
Dr. Richar:J ;:.... J8cfu~wski, Vice-Chair
National Bi1llcgical Survey.
P2.tuxent Ervi::o :umntal Science Center
11410 Arne lcar HJlIy Drive
uurel, Me :!0700-4015
PHONE: 001) 497-5620
Fn: 497-5(:24
Dr. Lamartine Hood
Dean, College of Agricultural Science
Pennsylvania State University
201 Agricultural Administration' Building
University Park, PA 16802-2600
PHONE: (814) 865-2541
Fax: 865-3101
Dr. M. Gr; 111': Gr<'S..,~ Executive Secretary
Chesapeake R~s~rch Consortium
P. O. Box '2m
Sdomons, MD 20583
PHONE: ('no) 32,;>-6700
F2 x: 326-K73
Dr. Edward Houde
Chesapeake Biological Lab
University of MD-CEES
P. O. Box 38
Solomons, MD 20688
PHONE: (410) 326-7224
Fax: 326-7318
DI'. Raym
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Scientific and Technical Advisory Committee Membership (Cont.)
Dr. Archie McDonnell
Environmental Resources Research Institute
Pennsylvania State University
104 Land and Water Research Building
University Park, P A 16802-4900
PHONE: (814) 863-0291
Fax: 865-3378
Dr. Louis Sage
Environmental Research Division
Academy of Natural Sciences
1900 Benjamin Franklin Parkway
Philadelphia, PA 19103
PHONE: (215) 299-1110
Fax: 299-1079
Gail Mackiernan
Maryland Sea Grant College
University of Maryland
0112 Skinner Hall
College Park, MD 20742-7640
PHONE: (301) 405-6371
Fax: 314-9581
Dr. Gordon Smith
Erwironmental Programs
John Hopkins University/APL
Johns Hopkins Road
Laurel, MD 20723-6099
PHONE: (301) 953-5807
. Fax: 953-1093
Dr. Garry Mayer
NOAA RestOration Center, FIPRS
1335 East-West Highway
Silver Spring, MD 20910-1335
PHONE: (301) 713-0174
Fax: 713-0184'
Dr. L. A. Swiger
VPI & SU
Dean, College of Agricultural & Life Sciences
100G Hutcheson Hall
Blacksburg, VA 24061
PHONE: (703) 231-4152
Fax: 231-4163
Dr. 'C. S. Oliver
University of Maryland
College of Agriculture
Symons Hall
College Park, MD 20742
PHONE: (301) 405-2072
Fax: 314-9146 .
Dr. Dennis Taylor
Virginia Institute of Marine Science
College of William & Mary
Gloucester Point, VA 23062
PHONE: .(804) 642-7102
Fax: 642-7009
Dr. Harry B. Pionke '
Research Leader
USDA-ARS
Pasture Systems & Watershed Management
Research Unit
Curtin Road
University Park, PA 16802
PHONE: (814) 863-0939 ..
Fax: 863-0935
John H. Thillmann
A. T. Kearney, Inc.
225 Reinekers Lane
Alexandria, VA 22314
PHONE: (703) 739-4738
Fax: 836-0547
Dr. William Rickards
Virginia Sea Grant College Program
University of Virginia
170 Rugby Road-Madison House
, Charlottesville,. VA 22903
PHONE: (804) 924-5965
Fax: 982-3694 ,
. Charles P. Warr ,
2831 27th Street, NW
Washington, DC 20008
PHONE: (301) 443-6940
Fax: 443-3791
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Scientifi(~ and Technical Advisory Committee Membership (Cont.)
Dr. Harne WaU
University of District of Columbia (MB5004)
Water Resources Research Center
4200 Connectic:Jt Avenue, NW
Washington, DC 20008
PHONE: (202) 673-3442
Fax: 673-208~)
Dr. Richard Weismiller
University of Maryland
Department of Agronomy
1109 HJ Patterson Hall
College Park, MD 20742
PHONE: (301) 405-1306
Fax: 314-9041
ALTERNATE~~
Dr. Wayne Bell
University of Maryland-CEES
p" O. Box 775
Cambridge, MIl 7.1613
PHONE: (410) 228-9250
Fax: 228-384]
Dr. Waldon Kerns
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
321-A Hutcheson Hall
Blacksburg, VA 24061
PHONE: (703) 231-5995
Fax: 231-7417
Dr. Alan Brandt
Ic1hns Hopkillli Unive,'sity/APL
Johns Hopkin,> Road
Laurel, MD 20723-6009
PHONE: (.301) 953-5915
. Fax: 953-6834
Dr. Roger Newell
. University of Maryland-CEES
Horn Point Environmental Lab
P. O. Box 775
Cambridge, MD 21613
PHONE: (410) 228-8200
Fax: 476-5490
Dr. Rebecca Di ckhut
Virginia InstitutJ~ of Marine Science
College of William & Mary
G]oucester Point, VA 23062
PHONE: (804) ~2..7247
Fax: 642-7186
Dr. Eugene Olmi
Virginia Sea Grant College Program
University of Virginia
170 Rugby Road - Madison House
Charlottesville, vA 22903
PHONE: (804) 924-5%5
Fax: 982-3694
Dr. Bruce Bids
NOAA/OAR .Air Resource Lab RIE/AR
1315 East-West Highway, SSMC3-Room 3152
Silver Spring, MD 20910-1315
PHONE: (301) 713~84
Ftlx: 713-0119
Dr. Harriette Phelps
University of District of Columbia
c/o 7822 Hanover Parkway, Apt. 303
Greenbelt, MD 20770
PHONE: (202) 274-5888
Fax: 345-6017
Dr. Phillip Kearney
USDA ARS NRI
10300 Baltimclf(: Avenue
Bldg. 003, Rm. 208, BARC-West
Ikltsville, MD 20705-2350
PHONE: (301) 504-7030
Fa.x: 504-600]
Dr. Charles Schemm
Johns Hopkins University/APL
Environmental Program
Johns Hopkins Road,Room 8-320A
Laurel, MD 20723-6099
PHONE: (301) 953-6172
Fax: 953-1093
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Scientific and Technical Advisory Committee Membership (Cont.)
Barry Smith
USGS-Water Resources Division
3600 W. Broad Stteet, Room 606
Richmond, VA 23230
PHONE: (804) 771-2427
Fax: 358-0476
Dr. A. J. Turgeon
Head, Department of Agronomy
Penn State University
116 Agricultural Sciences & Industry
University Park, P A 16802-3504
PHONE: (814) 865-0570
Fax: 863-7043
Dr. Sidney R. Steele
5904 Mount Eagle Drive #1517
Alexandria , VA 22303-2541
PHONE: (703) 689-9589
Fax: 689-2569
Dr. Alan Taylor
University of Maryland
c/o 7302 Baylor Avenue
College Park, MD 20740
j>HONE: (301) 405-2462
Fax: 314-9089
Dr. Paul Wan~ness
Pennsylvania State University
401 Agricultur~1 Administtation Building
University Park, P A 16802-2603
PHONE: (814) 863-3439
Fax: 863-7776
LIAISONS
M. Elizabeth Gillelan
NOAA Chesapeake Bay Office
410 Severn Avenue, Suite 107A
Annapolis, MD 21403
PHONE: (410) 267-5661
Fax: 267-5666
Lewis C. Linker
US EPA Chesapeake Bay Program Office
410 Severn Avenue, Suite 109
Annapolis, MD 21403
PHONE: (410) 267-5741
Fax: 267-5777
Executive Board - The Executive Board acts on behalf of ST AC when a timely issue precludes the
participation of the full STAC membership.
Clifford Randall,Chair - VPI
Donald Boesch - UMD/CEES
Grant Gross - CRC
Richard Jachowski - NBS
Louis Sage - ANS
Dennis Taylor - VIMS
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Scientif'k :ttnd Technical Advisory Committee Workgroups
Atmospheric Deposif.ion Workgroup - The Atmospheric Deposition Workgroup defines the nature and
scope of scientific and research issues and needs as they relate to the atmospheric deposition of air pollutants
to the Chesapeake Bay region. The workgroup provides recommendations for enhancing the science of
various atmospheri~ deposition phenomena, for ensuring the scientific peer review of documents, reports,
et.;., and fO(' le~eaJ ch priorities and strategies.
John Ttillrrmnn, Chair - A. T. Kearney
Joe] Baker - U of MD
Jam~ Lyn;h - PSU
Paul Miller.. MD D NR
John Ondov - U of MD
Charles Schemm - JHU! APL
Richard Valigura - NOAA! ARL
CommunicutioHs Workgroup - The Communications Workgroup assesses and communicates recent
advances in estuirine research with direct relevance to Bay restoration and protection efforts by coordinating
the "Perspectives on the Bay" literature synthesis and the Chesapeake Bay Research Conference series.
Richard Batiuk - EP A, CBPO
Steve B :eb!~r .. MDE
Wayne8el! - UMD/CEES
Phillip Kearney - USDA
Waldon Kerns - VPI
Ronald Klauda - MD DNR
Lewis C. Linker - EP A, CBPO
Gail Mackiernan - MD Sea Grant
Clifford Randall - VPI .
John Thillmann - A.T. Kearny
Eeonomics WOI'kgroup - The Economics Workgroup will provide economic analysis and economic advice
to ST AC fOT use by the IC, Chesapeake Bay resource managers, the larger scientific community and citizens.
The workgrovp has compiled an extensive list of Bay region economists. These economists comprise a
network that the workgroup may call upon for specific projects and activities.
Leonarc Shabman, Chair - VPI
Clwrl(~s Atda:la .. PSU
Waldon Kerns - VPI
Douglas Lipton - UMD
Human Resources Workgroup - The Human Resources Workgroup advises STAC and the Bay Program
and makes recof1JJl~ndations regarding the status of minorities and women's participation in the Chesapeake
B.'1.y Program, with particular emphasis on the scientific and techni~1 professions.
James Han;Wtam, Co-Chair - DC
Richa:-d lachowski, Co-Chair - NBS
Sha W:Cl Anderson - V A
Wayne :3el:. .. UMD
Bradford Brown - NOAA
Joe Conner - UMD
Deehon Ferris - NWF
Harriette Phelps - UDC
Harne Watt - DC
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Scientific and Technical Advisory Committee Workgroups (Cont.)
Nonpoint Source Workgroup - The Nonpoint Source Workgroup will assess the Chesapeake Bay Program's
nonpoint source research and technical information needs, recommend to ST AC survey documents, reviews,
and summaries on nonpoint source issues, and evaluate nonpoint source research proposals submitted to the
Nonpoint Source Subcommittee. '
Alan W. Taylor, Co-Chair - UMD
Richard Weismiller, Co-Chair - UMD
Mark J. Carroll - UMD
Edward S. Corbett - USDAIFS
Donald J. Epp - PSU
Thomas Grizzard - VPI
John McCoy - MDE
Sailed Mostaghimi - VPI
Harry B. Pionke - USDA/ARS
Patricia Steinhilber - UMD
Paul J. Wangsness - PSU
ST AC Critical Issue Groups: .
Applying and Advancing Technology - Clifford Randall, Chair - VPI
Goundwater - Karen Prestegaard, Co-Chair - UMD
Steve Leatherman, Co-Chair - UMD.
Living Resources Stocks and Dynamics - Williams Rickards, Co-Chair - VA Sea Grant
Edward Houde, Co-Chair - UMD
Toxics Critical Assessment - Raymond Alden, Chair - ODU
Watershed Function and Landscape Planning' - Donald Boesch, Chair - UMD
ST AC Staff:
Steve Nelson, Program Manager - UMD/CRC
Michael Aud, Administrative Assistant - UMD/CRC
Elizabeth Watkins, Research Assistant - CRC
Paula HillI, Research Assistant - CRC
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}')~DERAL AGENCIES COMMITTEE
Responsibilities
ThL~ Federal Agencies Committee (pAC) was established by the Environmental Protection Agency
(EPA) in 1984. The FAC is composed primarily of representatives of federal agencies that either own land
in the watershed and/or have missions that impact water quality or living resources of the Bay and its
tributaries. To ;Ia~, twelve federal agencies have formal agreements with EPA, which have made them
partners in the Hay Program. Some agencies without formal agreements are still participants in the Program
tl:lrough membership on the FAC. There are fifteen federal agencies and departments currently represented
on the F AC.
ThL: FA C is responsible for advising EP A, which is the sole federal signatory to the Chesapeake Bay
Agreements, and the only federal member of the Chesapeake Executive Council. In July 1994, the FAC
d!'afted and had signed by high level federal officials from 25 agencies and departments, the Agreement of
, Federal Agenci~s 011 Ecosystem Management in the Chesapeake Bay. The historic Agreement set out a
number of spec ific goals and commitments by federal agencies on federal lands . throughout the watershed,
as well as new cooperative efforts by federal agencies elsewhere. The FAC has established two workgroups,
Habitat Restoration and Nutrient Reduction, primarily to deal with issues on federal lands and the
commitments ir~ th~ new Agreement. The FAC also acts as an Advisory Committee to the Implementation
Committee on matters of mutual interest among the states and federal government.
()rganizat ion Chart
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FEDERAL AGENCIEs COMMITTEE
I .
HABITAT
RESTORATION
WORKGROUP
NUTRIENT
REDUCTION
WORKGROUP
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Federal Agencies Committee
William Matuszeski, Chair
Director, Chesapeake Bay Program Office
410 Severn Avenue, Suite f09
Annapolis, MD 21403
PHONE: (410) 267-5700 or 1-800-968-7229
Fax: 267-5777 .
or
: US EP A Region III
841 Chestnut Building
Philadelphia, PA 19107
PHONE: (215) 597-8540
Fax: 580-2023
Patricia Bonner.
US EP A Headquarters
1017 East Tower (#4102)
401 M Stree~, SW
Washington,' DC 20460
PHONE: (202) 260-0599
Fax: 260-7923
Jon Capacasa
Deputy Director, Chesapeake Bay Program
US EP A Region III
841 Chestnut Building
Philadelphia, P A 19107
PHONE: (215) 597-8540
Fax: 580-2023
Kenneth Cole
U.S. Commissioner
Susquehanna River Basin Commission
660 Buchanan Valley Road
Orrtanna, PA 17353
PHONE: (717) 334-3535 or (202) 343-4091
Fax: 337-9165
'1
Joe DiBello
Chief, Division of Park & Resources Planning
National Park Service .
Mid-Atlantic Region
2nd & Chestnut Customs House (Room 260)
Philadelphia, PA 19106
PHONE: (215) 597-1581
Fax: 597-0932
4
Michael Doherty
Commandant of the Marine Corps (LFL)
Headquarters, Marine Corps
2 Navy Annex
Washington, DC 20380-1775
PHONE:. (703) 696-2138
Fax: 696-1020
Herbert Freiberger
Ar~ Hydrologist
US-Geological Survey
Water Resources Division
208 Carrol Building
8600 LaSalle Road
Towson, MD 21286
PHONE: (410) 512-4900
Fax: 512-4810
Steve Funderburk
US Fish & Wildlife Service
Chesapeake Bay Field Office
177 Admiral Cochran Drive
Annapolis, MD 21401
PHONE: (410) 573-4555
Fax: 224-2781
Sue Ghosh
Commander
Army Environmental Center
ATTN: SFIM-AEC-ECN
APG, MD 21010
,PHONE: (410) 611-1569
Fax: 671-1675
M. Elizabeth Gillelan
NOAA Chesapeake Bay Office
410 Severn Avenue, Suite 107A
Annapolis, MD 21403
PHONE: (410) 267-5661
Fax: 267-5666
Janmichaei S. Graine
Commander
Army Environmental Center
ATTN: SFIM-AEC-ECA
APG, MD 21010
PHONE: (410) 671-1687
Fax: 67.J-1675
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F~deral A"I~er1cies Committee (Continued)
Ja.:nes Hanual1a m
Water ResolIces Research Center
4200 Conne!:tbut Ave;l1ue, NW
MB 5004
Washington, DC 2~8
PE:ONE: (707:) 67:1-3442
Fax: 673-23:)9
R(m Joyner
AI'CEEIESA
77 Forsyth ~tr~t, ~W, Suite 291
At:anta, GA ::;0335-61101
PEONE: ([~) 33~,-fJ776
Fa)<: 331-2537
Rcbert J. Elumpe
USDA Soil ::;c!ru;ervatIon Service
Stz te Conse: va tioni~;t
339 Busch's F:~o:ltage Road, Suite 301
Arnapolis, MI> 2140~l-5534
PEONE: (nO) 757-0861
Fax: 757-0637
Larry Lowfr
US Army Corps of Er.gineers
CENAB/PLIE
.P. O. Box 1715
Ba!timore, MD 21102-1715
PE:ONE: (00) 962-4905
Fax: %2-4698
Pe:er J. Mr r~
US EP A Ch~sap~ke Day Program
410 Severn A"euue, Suite 109
Arnapolis, MI> 21103
PEONE: (1)10) 267-5713
Fa){: 267-5777
E~:mund M'.lIt~r
Of5ce of the Ass ;stant Deputy Under Secretary of
Defense (Er.vironmcmtal Security)
Ccmpliance Divisio::l
400 Arn:ty Na"y Drive, 206
Arlington, VA :~22a2-2884
PHONE: om) 5Qt>-5775
FAX: (703: 6)4-5934
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Steven G. Olson
Commander, Naval Base
Chesapeake Bay Coordinator
1530 Gilbert Street, Suite 200
Norfolk, VA 23511-2797
ATTN: Code N41
PHONE: (804) 445-6700
Fax: 444-3000
Lawrence A. Teller
Office of Regional Administrator
US EP A Region III
841 Chestnut Building (3RAOO)
Philadelphia, PA 19107
PHONE: (215) 597-9819
Fax: 597-7906
Albert Todd
USDA Forest Service
US EP A Chesapeake Bay Program Office
410 Severn Avenue, Suite 109
I Annapolis, MD 21403
PHONE: (410) 267-5705
Fax: 267-5777
Capt. Richard Vlaun
Chief, Marine Safety Division
5th Coast Guard District
431 Crawford Street, Federal Building
Portsmouth, VA 23705-5004 ..
PHONE: (804) 398-6372
Fax: 398-6503
Mary Roe Walkup
Citizens Advisory Committee
12836 Still Pond Creek Road
Worton, MD 21678
PHONE: (410) 348-5618
Fax:778-6756
James Voss
State Executive Director
USDA ASCS
8335 Guilford Road, Suite E
Columbia, MD 21046
PHONE: (410) 381-4550
Fax: 962-4860
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Federal Agencies Committee (Continued)
Pete Waas
Office of the Director
Environmental Program (Army)
Chief of Engineers
2600 Army, Pentagon
Washington, DC 20310-2600
PHONE: (703) 696-8818
Fax: 696-8088
John WoIfiin
Supervisor, Chesapeake Bay Field Office
US Fish & Wildlife Service
177 Admiral Cochrane Drive
Annapolis, MD 21401
PHONE: (410) 573-4575
Fax: 269-0832
WorkgroupS
. Nutrient Reduction Workgroup - The workgroup has completed several demonstration Pollution Prevention
Assessments on federal facilities throughout the watershed. These will be the basis for an "assessment
protocol" completed in 1995, which the workgroup will use to complete at least five assessment annually
at federal facilities throughout the Chesapeake Bay watershed. .
Jon Capacasa, Chair - EPA, CBPO
Dail Brown - NOAA .I
DeNise Cook ,- NPS
Richard Everett - USFWS
Jim Hannawald - SCS
Larry Lower - COE
Russ Mader - EP A, CBPO
Edmund Miller - DoD
Steven G. Olson - USN
Michael Permenter - SCS
Lynn Shuyler - EP A, CBPO
James Voss - ASCS
Habitat Restoration Workgroup - The workgroup's mission is to utilize the technical resources of federal
agencies to restore habitat at federal facilities, and develop an annual list of priority projects for habitat
restoration on federal lands in the Bay watershed.
John Wolflin, Chair - USFWS
Dail Brown - NOAA
DeNise Cook - NPS
Steve Funderburk - USFWS
M. Elizabeth Gillelan - NOAA
lanmichael S. Graine - AEC
Betsy LaRoe - EP A, CBPO
Peter J. Marx - EP A, CBPO
Steven G. Olson - USN
Albert Todd - USFS
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Do S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
CHESAPEAKE BAY PROGRAM OFFICE
ORGANIZATION CHART
Immediate Office
William Matuszeski - Director
Jon Capacasa - Deputy Director
JoAnn Alperson - Project Coordinator
Betsy LaRoe - Special Projects & Strategic Analysis
Kim Lonasco - Secretary, Philadelphia
**David O'Neill - Bqdget Steering Intern, Philadelphia
Charlene Creamer (Detail), Philadelphia
Pro1!l"am Mana2ement &
Communications Section
Technical Prol!rams Section
Peter J. Mau - Section Chief
G. Edward Stigall - Section Chief
Kent Mo mtford - Senior Scientist
Rose Zahm - Secretary
J. Glenn Eugster - Watershed Program Manager
Lori Mackey
()fiee Administrator
Claudia Walters - Quality Assurance
**Heather Kimble - Quality Assurance Intern
Mary Price
Admiai:itrative Support Assistant
I
Lynn Shuyler - No~int Source Coordinator
**Spencer Waller - Nonpoint Source Intern
**Paul Foer
FAC & ]mpl~m~ntation Committee Intern
Richard Batiuk - Toxics Coordinator
**Kelly Eisenman - Toxics Intern
**Nita Sylvt$t~r - Communications Intern
*.,* Arlene Maclean
Secretary
Joseph Macknis - Monitoring Coordinator
** Alex Gagnon - Monitoring Intern
***Kate James
Receptionist
Le\\js Linker - Modeling Coordinator
**Kate Bennett - Modeling Intern
**Kurt Neumiller - Modeling Intern
.Communications Office
Carin Bisland - Living Resources Coordinator
**Caryn Abrey - Living Resources Intern
**Lisa Th~mpson - WetlandslForestry Intern
"Kate Naughten
CommlIDications Coordinator (Acting)
Lorie Roeser - Pesticide &
State Grants Coordinator
***Lester Klein - EditorlWriter
* Alliance for the Chespeake Bay
**lnterns (emplcyed by CRe)
***Employed UI1del the SEE Program
Federal AsshmeeslLiaisons
Albert Todd - U. S. Forest Service
George Ferreri - US EP A, Region m, Air
. ' Division (Green Lights)
Russ Mader - U. S. Soil Conservation Service
Jim Hannawald - U. S. Soil Conservation:
Service .
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Chesapeake Bay Program Coordination Contacts
District of Columbia:
Ferial S. Bishop
DC Department of Consumer &
Regulatory Affairs
(202) 404-1136
Maryland:
Cecily Majerus
Governor's Office
(410) 974-3004
Pennsylvania:
Patricia Buckley
Governor's Policy. Office
(717) 787-1954 .
Virginia:
Larry Minock
Virginia Department of Environmental Quality
(804) 762-4318
Chesapeake Bay Commission:
Ann Pesiri Swanson
(410) 263-3420
Chesapeake Bay Program Office:
Peter J. Marx
(410) 267-5713
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DIm~C710NS TO THE CHESAPEAKE BAY PROGRAM OFFICE
Thl~ CBPO is locatfd on Spa Creek on Annapolis
Harbor. It is less ft.an 30 miles from Baltimore or
Washington. 1he ne.arest major airport is
BaJtimore-Washingtot1 International (BWI).
AMTRAK service ii available to Baltimore,
Washington, New Carrolton and BWI Airport
. (limited).
~ 'ow~
'aTON o.c,
~
1/0tnE 50130 I
7OBAYIJRIDG£ ~
410 Severn Avenue, Suite 109
Annapolif;, MD 21403
(410) 26.7-5700 or
1 (800) YOUR BAY (968-7229)
~
If driving-Take Route 50 . to Exit 24,
Annapolis/Rowe mvd. If CQming from Baltimore,
1-97 empties into F~oute 50 just west of exit 24.
From the east, be sue to stay off to the right at the
exit and do not go onto Bestgate Road. Take Rowe
Bhd. until it ends at the State Capitol building.
When Rowe Blvd. ends at the State Capitol, turn
right onto Colleg(~ Ave. and merge into traffic on
Church Circle. Proceed through light and stay in
the outer part of th(: circle.
Ex;t onto Duke of Gloucester St. (at light between
Mc\ryland National 3ank and Maryland Inn). Take
Duke of Gloucester St. until it ends at stop sign,
staying in right lane. Turn right to go over the
bridge and stay in bft lane after bridge. Take first
lef:" at stoplight, Orlto Severn Avenue. Go 1 1/2
blc.cks and turn left int0 Annapolis City Marina pay
pal king lot or use free street parking. ,
Th~ CBPO is on ':he 'fIrst floor of the building
fac ing the HaIbo r and the Information and
Ccnference Center is on first floor of the small,
tw )-story buildin~; overlooking the marina.
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ALPHABETICAL LISTING OF COMMI'ITEE AND SUBCOMMITTEE
MEMBERSHIPS
Alden, Dr. Raymond
Allen, Gary' . . . . . . . . .
Allen, George. . . . . . . .
Allen, Dr. James. . . . . .
Amisial, Cheryl. . . . . . .
An, Tom. . . . . . . . . . .
Andretta, Robert. . . . . .'
Artz, Richard. . . . . . . .
Bailey, Walter F. . . . . . .
Bangert, Katbi . . . . . . . .
Bartal, Kenneth. . . . . . .
Batiuk, Richard. '.' . . . .
Bauereis, Dr. Elizabeth. .
Baxter, Russ. . . . . . . . .
Beckett, Bob. . . . . . . . .
Bell, Dr. Wayne. . . . . .
Bercheni, Louis W. ....
Bergstrom, Peter. . . . . .
Bieber, Steve. . . . . . . .
Bingaman, David. . . . . .
Bishop, Ferial S. ......
Bisland, Carin . . . . . . . .
Boesch, Dr. Donald. . . .
Bonner, Patricia. . . . . . .
Brandt, Dr. Alan . . . . . .
Breitburg, Dr. Denise. . .
Brooks, Ann DeWitt. . . .
Brown, Dail . . . . . . . . .
Brown, Dr. Torrey. . . . .
Brown, 'N. Lee .......
Browner, Carol M. . . . . .
Brubaker, David. . . . . .
Brubaker, Michael. . . . .
Buchanan, Claire. . . . . .
Buckley, Patricia. . . . . .
Bull, R. Keith. . . . . . . .
Burke, Thomas W. . . . . .
Butt, Dr. Arthur. . . . . .
Byrne, Dr. Robert ~....
Capacasa, Jon. . . '. . . . .
Carroll, David A. C. ...
Casey, Robert Patrick. . .
Casman, Dr. Elizabeth A.
Coder, Edwina H. .....
Cole, Kenneth. . . . . . . .
Collier, James R. . . . . . .
Cooke, DeNise. . . . .'. .
Cox, James. . . . . . . . .
Cross, Elmo. . . . . . . . .
34,51,64
61
4
64
9
34
56
34
61
18,21
31
51
51,56
13,46
48
66
9
34
21
51
5,61
21
64
71
66
21
46
40,46
5
56
4
56
56
21
7,9,13,18~46
61 .
5,9,13,18
21,31
31
7,9,13,71
5
4
31
46,56
71
9,13,31
21
31,40
4
Davis, Arthur. . . . . . .. 7
Davy, John. . . . . . . .. 9,13,48
Dawson, Frank . . . . . .. 21
DiBello, Joe . . . . . . . .. 9,71
Dickhut, Dr. Rebecca. .. 66
Doherty, Michael. . . . ., 71
Dowling, David. . . . . .. 21
Drawbaugh, Dan . . . . .. 51
. Dunlap, Becky. . . . . .. 5
Eberhardt, William. . . .. 13,56
Ellett, Kathy. . . . . . . .. 34
English, Roland. . . . . .. 46
Eugster, J. Glenn. . . . .. 46
Everett, Richard. . .. .. 40
Falkenau, Clifford A. .,. 18,56
Fiesta, Donald. . . . . .. 31
Flanigan, Fran ....... 18
Foley, Robert. . . . . . .. 51
Forsell, Doug. . . . . . .. 21
. Foster, Margot. . . . . .. 56
. Fowler, Dr. Bruce. . . .. 51
Francis, Betty Hager. . .. 7
Freiberger, Herbert. . .. 9,71
Frye, Jack. . . . . . . . .. 10 .
Funderburk, Steve. . . .. 21,31,48,71
Funk, C. Victor. . ~ . . .. 13,40
Galal, Lynne. . . . . . ., 31 .
Gamer, John. . . . . . .. 61
Garreis, Mary Jo . . . . .. 22
Gentzler, Keith R. ..... 7,10,14
Gerhard, Robert C. .... 61
Ghosh, Sue. . . . . . . ., 71
Gillelan, M. Elizabeth. .. 10,18,22,67,71
Glotfelty, Caren . . . . . .. 5
Goldsborough, WilliI'm.. 22
Graine, Janmichael '. . . ., 71
Graves, Warren. . . . . .. 61
Greider, B. Kenneth. . .. 61
Gross, M. Grant. . . . .. 64
Haas, Larry ...... '. .. 34
Haire, Michael. . . . . .. 7,10,14
Hammerscblag, Dick. .. 22
Hannabam, James. . ... 64,72
Harrison, Vema E .... .' 7,10,14,21
Hartwell, Dr. Ian . . . . . . . 51
Hastings, William S. . . ., 56
Hayden, Bill . . . . . . . .. 18
Haywood, Carlton. . . .. 34
:Hicks, Dr. Bruce. . . . ., 66
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ALPHABETICAL LISTING OF COMMITTEE AND SUBCOMMITTEE
MEMBERSHIPS
Hicks, C. Flippo. . . . . .
Hil\ Pa Jla . . . . . . . . . .
Hirary, Arme . . . . . . . .
Himhl1eld, Dr. Mike. . . .
HOf"fDlaJl, Frederick. . . .
Ho'Jo'Ndl, Jerry. . . . . .
Ho:Id, Dr. Larnartine ...
t H();)pt~, Ri~kdon . . . . . .
H(udt:, Dr. Edward. . . .
Hu::, AJldrow ........
Hu:gett, Dc. Robert. . . .
Hy.and, Gereld W. . . . . .
InoJye, Co~. Randall. . . .
Jac:\owski, Dr. Richard. .
Jarl:~, Roher. ""'"
Jen';e[, Pet!~ . . . . . . . . .
Joh'lson, R. Bruce. . . . .
Jon:~s, Dr. A. Jose. . . . .
Jon:~s, [lenal ........
Jon:~s, Philip. . . . . . . . .
Jor.lar, Dr. Steve. . . . . .
JOYler, ROil. . . . . . . . .
Kalsh, ;~a:'k ........
Karilci;ri, T;mnthy .....
Kar.:mi, Ha"nid .......
K&ffiI~Y. Dr. i>hilip ....
Kery, Stlar,)O Pratt. . . . .
Kernerl), Jobe .......
Ker:>y, Gordon. . . . . . .
Kens, Dr. Waldon. . . . .
Key, Anita. . . . . . . . . .
Kin;~, H)ward . . . . . . . .
KinJ, Ja~k . . . . . . . . . .
Kla:l(la, Dr. Ron. . . . . .'
Koch, Siellu . . . . . . . . .
K0l't, V: rgi~ . . . . . . . . .
KOEimayer, Peter H. . . . .
KOff,ya~, Paoli. . . . . . . .
Kre'nrafky, Michael. . . .
Kre:tn;:r Rnni.'1d ......
Kure, B~tsr . . . . . . . . .
Lad:~n, Ken"leth . . . . . . .
Lai~d, Robi41 . . . . . . . . "
Lawson, Dr. Marvin. . . .
Leggett, Isil1h ........
Les-:ie, Gretchen. . . . . .
Lietmm, Pi'tricia . . . . . .
LinI',er, Lewis. . . . . . . .
LiP,1la1, John. . . . . . . .
Lip~on, Dr. Douglas. . . .
10,14,61
18
48
22
34
31
64
22
22,64
22,41
51
61
10
64
62
22
56
64
48
22
22
72'
56
40
34
66
4
51
51
66,.
52
22
56
23
57
10
6
31
10,14
6
18
7,11,14,47
34
52
62
18
40
31,67
23,52
64
Loftus, Andrew. . . . . . .
Lower, Larry ........
Lumb, Alan ... . . . . . .
Lunsford, Charlie. . .'. . .
Lynch, Jeanne. . . . . . . .
Lynn, Anne .........
Lyons, Dr. Lorenza ....
Mackiernan, Gail. . . . . .
MacKnight, Evelyn. . . .
Macknis, Joseph. . . . . .
Mader, Russ. . . . . . . . .
Magnien, Dr. Robert. . .
Majerus, Cecily . . . . . . .
Mandel, Ross. . . . . . . .
." Martin, William. . . . . . .
Marx, Peter J. ""'"
Matuszeski, William .. . .
Mayer, Dr. Garry. . . . .
McCree, Heidi. . . . . . .
McDonnell, Dr. Archie. .
Mihursky, Dr. Joseph. . .
Miller, Cheri. . . . . . . .
Miller, Edmund. . ;. . . . .,
Minock, Larry .......
Monti, Michele. . . . . . .
Murphy, George P. ....
Nelson, Jack E. . . . . . . .
Nelson, Steven. . . . . . .
Newell, Roger. . . . . . .
Oliver, Dr. C. S. . . . . . .
Olmi, Dr., Eugene. . . . .
Olson, steve G. . . . .. . .
Palmer, Ira . . . . . . . . . .
Parker, Bruce. . . . . . . .
Parker, Nancy K. . . . . . .
Peechatka, Walter N. ...
Pennington, Robert. . . . .
Permenter, Michael. . . .
Pettyjohn, Russell. . . . .
Phelps, Dr. Harriette. . .
Phillips, Steele. . . . . . .
Phillips, Scott W. . . . . . .
Picarelli, Kathleen. . . . .
Pionke, Dr. Harry B. ...
Pochter, Ted. . . . . . . . .
Pollock, Alan ........
Pomeroy, Walter L. ""
Potter, Janit . . . . . . . . .
Powell, Royden. . . . . . .
Powers, Ann ........
78
57
23,72
32
52
62
23
64
65
52
34
40
35
5,11,14,47
32
57
18,48,72 "
6,9,47,71
65
11
65
35
52
11,48,72
7,23
55
62
56
63
66
65
66
52,72
23
32
62
11
40,47,52
52
62
52,66
41,57
35
18
65
48
51
57
49
40
57
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ALPHABETICAL LISTING OF COMMITTEE AND SUBCOMMITTEE
MEl\mERSIllPS (CONTINUED)
Pruitt, William A. .....
Randall, Dr. Clifford W. .
Redman, Tony. . . . . . .
Reisinger, Kenneth. . . . .
Rickards, Dr. William. . .
Riedel, Michele P. . . . . .
Riley, Lewis. . . . .. . . .
Rolband, Michael S. . '. . .
Sachs, Herbert M. .....
Sage, Dr. Louis. . . . . . .
Savitz, Jacquelin. . . . . .
Schaefer, William Donald
Schemm, Dr. Charles. . .
Schultz, Gwynne. . . .. .
Seitzinger, Dr. Sybil. . . .
Setting, Mary Ellen. . . .
Sellner, Dr. Kevin. . . . .
Shertzer, Richard. . . . . .
Shuyler, Lynn. . . . . . . .
Simpson, Thomas W. ...
Smith, Barry. . . . . . . . .
Smith, Dr. Gordon. . . . .
Smith, Price. . . . . . . . .
Speiran, Gary. . . . . . . .
Steele, Dr. Sidney. . . . .
Stenger, Cynthia. . . . . .
Stigall, G. Edward. . . . .
Stokes, Harry. . . . . . . .
Swanson, Ann Pesiri . . . .
Swartz, Paul. . . . . . . . .
Swiger, Dr. L. A. .....'
Taylor, Dennis L. .....
Taylor, Dr. Alan . . . . . .
Taylor, Linda. .. . . . . .'
Terlizzi, Daniel. . . . . . .
, Thillmann, John H. ....
Tinsley, Pete. . . . . . . .
Todd, Albert. . . . . . . .
Turgeon, Dr. A. J. . . . . .
Valette-Silver, Nathalie. .
Vasse, Mary. . . . . . . . .
Velinsky, David. . . . . .
Vlaun, Capt, Richard. . .
Voss, James. . . . . . . . .
W~,P&e...... ....
Walkup, Mary Roe . . . . .
Walters, Claudia. . . . . .
Wangsness, Dr, Paul ...
Warr, Charles P. . . . . . .
WatkIDson, Tony. . . . . .
11
11,14,64
41,47,60
23
65
18
6
57
11
65
52
4
66
23
32
53
35
35
40
40 :
67
32,65
23
53
67
35
14
62
6,11,14,19,47
12,14,34 "
65
65
41,67
19
23
47,65
53
12,23,41
67
53
19
53
12
12
73
23,57
35
67
65
24
Watt, Dr. Hame ......
Weis, Ron. . . . . . . . . .
W eismiller, Dr. Richard.
Welle, Paul. . . . . . . . .
Whiteway, Stephen. . . . .
Whitney, William J. . . . .
Whitworth, Sylvia. . . . .
Winstead, Thomas C. ...
Wirt, Clay. . . . . . . . . .
Wise, Helen D. . . . . . . .
Wolf, John. . . . . . . . . .
Wolf, Susan . . . . . . . . .
Wolflin, John. : . . . . . .
Zero, Lee . ..... ....
79
66
49
66
32
62
12,15,47,56
7,12,15
57
62
6
49
19
12,24,73
24
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