Appointed by Governor to 2-year terms: Lisa M. Ferretto, 2017; Nakita A. Johnson Reed, 2017; Christine Cline Varney, 2017; Thomas A. Liebel, 2018; Cherise Y. Seals, 2018.
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Ex officio: Susan J. Gore, designee of Secretary of Budget & Management; Laura Armstrong, designee of Secretary of the Environment; Ellington Churchill, Jr., Secretary of General Services; Norman Wang, designee of Secretary of Housing & Community Development; vacancy, designee of Secretary of Natural Resources; Anne B. Raines, designee of Secretary of Planning; Laura Rogers, designee of Secretary of Transportation; Christopher M. Rice, designee of Director, Maryland Energy Administration; Arabia B. Davis, designee of Executive Director, Interagency Committee on School Construction; Mark W. Beck, designee of Chancellor, University System of Maryland
301 West Preston St., Baltimore, Maryland, November 2003. Photo by Diane F. Evartt.
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In June 2007, the Maryland Green Building Council was authorized (Chapter & 116, Acts of 2007). [An earlier Maryland Green "Buildings" Council had convened in 2001-02.]
The Council evaluates current high performance building technologies. It recommends what cost-effective green building technologies the State could possibly require to be used in the construction of State facilities. Also, the Council compiles a list of building categories in which green building technologies should not be used.
In its annual report, the Council recommends an implementation plan for a State higher performance building program.
Of the Council's sixteen members, the Governor appoints six to two-year terms. Ten members serve ex officio (Code State Finance & Procurement Article, sec. 4-809).
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