ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY

Under the provisions of the Montgomery County Charter of 1948, both executive and legislative powers resided in the County Council, which appointed a County Manager to serve at the Council's discretion. However, the County Council-County Manager system was seen to be inadequate for the rapidly growing population of the County who were demanding more services and accountability from the local government. Many citizens and civic groups called for a charter review to determine whether the executive, administrative, and legislative functions should be separated and an independent County Executive elected by the voters for a four year term. Although the Charter Review Committee appointed in 1965 opposed this plan, the County Council ignored its advice, and submitted the question of an elected County Executive to the voters in 1966, when it was soundly defeated.

The County Council was undeterred, and, early in 1967, Council members Richmond M. Keeney and Idamae Garrott proposed the establishment of another commission "to draft a new charter, which would provide for full separation of powers and an elected county executive" [Washington Post and Washington Star, January 11, 1967, as quoted on page 370 in Richard K. MacMaster and Ray Eldon Hiebert, A Grateful Remembrance, published by the Montgomery County Government and Montgomery County Historical Society in Rockville, Md., in 1976]. The Council endorsed the commission's revised charter and held public hearings during the summer. Although many county residents were still unclear about the distinctions between executive and legislative powers, the majority approved the revised charter in November 1968.

The new charter provided for a County Executive who would be elected in 1970 and who would hold the same administrative and executive responsibilities and powers as a city mayor, including veto power over some Council actions. He would be responsible for administering all Montgomery County Government departments, while day-to-day operations would be supervised by a Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) appointed by the County Executive.

In 1970, Montgomery County voters elected James P. Gleason as their first County Executive. Elisha C. Freedman was appointed as the first CAO, and William H. Hussmann and Robert A. Passmore became the first Deputy (later Assistant) CAOs. Assistant CAOs serve as coordinators and liaison with the directors of departments and with outside agencies. They study and review issues, policies, and regulations and make recommendations leading to CAO and executive decisions. Their other responsibilities include contract review, official correspondence, conducting public hearings, purchasing and personnel coordination, and general staff assistance to the CAO and the County Executive.

PROCESSING PROCEDURES

General processing procedures consisted of discarding duplicates, unnecessary binders, and routine transmittals. Oversized documents and photographs were removed from the original location in their assigned series and placed in separate containers. Separation sheets were inserted in the original location within the folder to indicate the new location of any records placed elsewhere.

Preservation copying of newspaper clippings was performed whenever feasible. Records in folders were arranged, unless otherwise indicated, in forward chronological order, with undated records appearing at the end of the folder.

PROVENANCE

Not applicable.

SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE

The records of the Assistant CAO range in date from 1962 to 1994 and comprise 16.67 cubic feet of subject, departmental, correspondence, or public hearing files maintained by or for each Assistant CAO. Some records from previous assistants to the County Manager were retained by the new officers when the Council-appointed County Manager was replaced by the elected County Executive in 1971. The records include correspondence, memoranda, reports, agendas, minutes, petitions, blueprints, maps, clippings, handwritten notes, press releases, proposals, lists, resolutions, testimony, and transparencies, and document the activities, policies, and organization of the Executive Office and County Government as well as the administrative processes by which the County is governed.

The records are arranged in six series:

Series I: Robert Passmore

Subseries 1: Subject Files

Subseries 2: Departmental Files

Series II: David Collier

Series III: Robert T. Carty

Series IV: Lewis T. Roberts

Subseries 1: Subject Files

Subseries 2: Departmental Files

Subseries 3: Reading Files

Series V: Alastair McArthur

Series VI: Public Hearings

Subseries 1: Abandonments

Subseries 2: Non-CIP

Subseries 3: CIP.

SERIES DESCRIPTIONS

Series I: Robert Passmore, 1967-1976 (1 cu.ft.)

The records in this series span the years 1967 to 1976 but primarily deal with the years 1972 to 1975. The collection was maintained by and for Robert Passmore, who served as Deputy Chief Administrative Officer. Passmore first entered County government in October 1964 after having served six years as a budget officer in the Pennsylvania Governor's office.

After working as a Senior Assistant to the Budget Director, he became the Assistant to the former County Manager. In December 1970 he was named Acting CAO. A Navy veteran, Passmore received a B.S. degree from Juniata College in Huntingdon, Pennsylvania.

The records in this series pertain to a wide array of County governmental concerns and activities ranging from abandoned vehicles and cable television to Department of Transportation records and Housing Opportunities Commission materials. They were used to administer, monitor, and plan the activities, policies, and organization of the CAO and various County departments and agencies. Most of the records consist of memoranda, reports, correspondence, and petitions. Access to one folder is restricted since it contains personnel and juvenile files subject to protection under privacy laws.

The series has been arranged into two subseries, subject files and departmental files.

Subseries 1: Subject Files, 1967-1974 (0.2 cu.ft.)

These files, arranged alphabetically by subject, deal with specific issues, projects, and problems of concern to County government.

Subseries 2: Departmental Files, 1971-1976 (0.8 cu.ft.)

This subseries documents citizen complaints, and the projects, plans, and other administrative activities undertaken by Passmore during his tenure as Deputy CAO.

The files are arranged alphabetically by the name of the relevant County department, agency, ommission, committee, or office.

Series II: David Collier, 1959-1975 (4.33 cu.ft.)

Records span the years 1959 to 1975 but fall primarily in the years 1970, 1974, and 1975. These files were maintained by Assistant CAO David Collier and were used to monitor and plan the activities, policies, and organization of the CAO and various County departments. Included is an assortment of material from County departments, commissioners, committees, boards, and official and unofficial agencies. Also included is material relating to specific issues, policies, and projects handled by a particular department. Most of the collection is comprised of memoranda, reports, meeting agendas, complaints, petitions, correspondence, and blueprints. The records also contain Budget Office Reports, and material relating to the Department of Correction and Rehabilitation, Fire and Rescue Services, and the Police Department. Access to one folder is restricted as it contains material relating to criminal, personnel and hospital records that are protected by privacy law.

The series has been arranged alphabetically by department with each commission, committee, board, agency, and specific subject file following its appropriate department.

Series III: Robert T. Carty, 1971-1976 (1.67 cu.ft.)

Robert T. Carty's records cover the period 1971 to 1976. A Rockville resident, Carty served as Assistant Chief Administrative Officer under CAO William H. Hussman from 1974 until 1975. On January 31, 1975 County Executive James P. Gleason designated Carty as Chief Administrative Officer, the second highest position in County government. As Assistant CAO, a position he held for thirteen months, Carty was involved in matters concerning human services, budget, personnel, and finance.

Carty received a bachelor's degree in General Education from the University of Nebraska in Omaha and gained a master's in Government Administration from George Washington University in 1970. He first worked for the County government in 1968 as an administrative assistant for sixteen months. After a fifteen month interval when he served as Assistant Director for the Prince George's County Department of Community Development and Human Resources, Carty returned to Montgomery County where he served as Deputy Director of the Department of Community Development. He later served as Acting Director of the Department of Community Development before he entered the position as Assistant CAO in 1974.

The records within this subseries were used to maintain and plan the activities, policies, and organization of the CAO and various County departments during Carty's tenure as Assistant CAO and briefly as CAO. Included within the collection is material from County departments, commissions, committees, boards, and official and unofficial agencies. Also included is material relating to specific issues, policies, and projects. Subjects of particular interest are those concerning health systems and budgetary planning. Most of the records consist of memoranda, reports, correspondence, statistics, and newspaper clippings. One folder containing personnel material subject to protection under privacy law is restricted.

The series has been arranged alphabetically by subject.

Series IV: Lewis T. Roberts, 1973-1982 (1.67 cu.ft.)

This series covers the years 1973 to 1982. Maintained by and for Assistant CAO Lewis T. Roberts, the records document the daily functions of the office. Roberts served as Assistant CAO from 1973 to April 1983. Prior to working in the CAO's office, he was with the Maryland-National Park and Planning Commission for twenty years where he rose to become the Deputy Director of Planning.

In June 1983 Roberts received confirmation of his appointment to CAO from the County Council. He had served since April as Acting CAO when Robert Wilson left the position vacant. A resident of Silver Spring, he received both bachelor's and master's degrees with an emphasis in urban planning from American University in Washington, D.C. He also studied at Montgomery College, the University of Maryland, and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

The records discuss a wide range of County governmental concerns and activities, although Roberts paid a great deal of attention to such areas as health systems planning, budget, contracts, and transportation. The records were used to administer, plan, and monitor the activities, policies, and organization of the CAO and other segments of the County government.

The series has been arranged into two subseries, subject files and departmental files.

Subseries 1: Subject Files, 1973-1982 (0.4 cu.ft.)

These files, arranged alphabetically, are concerned with specific issues, projects, and subjects of concern to the County government.

Subseries 2: Departmental Files, 1973-1982 (0.6 cu.ft.)

This subseries documents the functioning of County government, and various issues such as development, planning, and liquor control. The files are arranged alphabetically by the name of the relevant County department, agency, commission, or office.

Subseries 3: Reading Files, 1978-1982 (0.67 cu.ft.)

These files, also referred to as correspondence or chron files, consist primarily of outgoing letters and memoranda with attachments, but include as well some incoming correspondence, agendas, reports, and remarks and statements. Although the records include a few items of correspondence from 1978, bulk dates are from January 1979 to May 1982. Most of the material documents the routine, day-to-day administration of County government, such as abandonment proceedings, formulation and enforcement of personnel policies and rulings, and solving the problems and complaints of County citizens. Of special significance is the correspondence with DeVance Walker, Jr., Black Affairs Advisor to County Executive Gilchrist. Records in this subseries illuminate in great detail the actions undertaken by County staff to address the problems and concerns of the County's African-American population.

The folders are arranged in chronological order, and items within each folder are in reverse chronological order. Undated material was left in the original position, since the files were in good order and needed little rearrangement. Access to one folder is restricted because it contains personal information protected by privacy law.

Series V: Alastair McArthur, 1968-1994 (6 cu.ft.)

Alastair McArthur was born in Trenton, New Jersey, served in the Navy, and graduated from Drew University in Madison, New Jersey. He received his Master of Public Administration from the Maxwell School at Syracuse University, and served as an administrative assistant to the Mayor of Newark, New Jersey, and as Deputy Director of the National Association of Counties.

He assumed the position of Director of Intergovernmental Relations for Montgomery

County in 1971 with the advent of the new charter and the elected County Executive form of government. He served as Assistant Chief Administrative Officer in the administrations of County Executives Charles Gilchrist and Sidney Kramer and as Senior Assistant Chief Administrative Officer to CAO William Hussmann during the Neal Potter administration.

Among his duties as Assistant CAO, McArthur coordinated ceremonies and celebrations, including the dedication of the Executive Office Building and Judicial Center in 1981 and Maryland's 350^th Anniversary. As coordinator of the Election Returns Centers from 1982 to 1992, he assembled task forces to staff and organize the centers for all general and primary elections. The records themselves contain transparencies detailing the breakdown of votes for the County. Mr. McArthur presided over public hearings and town meetings, and served as head of such advisory bodies as the Confidential Information Task Force established in March 1987 to identify and inventory confidential information maintained by the County Government and recommend policies for its access, maintenance, and disposal. Records of this task force are supplemented by materials generated by the Telecommunications and Information Systems Steering Committee (TISSC) formed later that spring to set priorities and approve broad policy statements for the new Department of Information Systems and Telecommunications. He was also chairman of the Task Force on Conference Centers formed by the County Executive in 1986 in response to numerous proposals, which concluded that executive and university conference

facilities should be promoted in the I-270 corridor by the private sector with support from the County government.

As liaison between the Laytonsville community and the County Executive and County Council, Mr. McArthur was able to fully document the approval process and operation of the Oaks Landfill in Laytonsville because of the stiff opposition of that community to the landfill. Equally prolonged was the site selection process for a County Regional Indoor Swim Center, which is also thoroughly documented in these records. Other significant topics include juvenile problems; the nuclear reactor at the Naval Medical Center in Bethesda; land use issues including zoning, growth policy, soil surveys, and taxes; and drug abuse programs to combat drugs in the workplace. The records of the Montgomery County Charter Review Commission from the years 1968 to 1988 are also included in these materials.

Records in this series include correspondence, memoranda, reports and studies, minutes, handwritten notes, press releases, lists, programs, agendas, clippings, proposals, maps, statements, budgets and other financial material, petitions, worksheets, surveys, charts, copies of deeds, legal material, agreements, brochures and handbooks, schedules, legislative material, questionnaires, transparencies, and publications. Two folders relating to juveniles are restricted, since their contents are subject to protection under privacy law.

Series VI: Public Hearings, 1978-1986 (2 cu.ft.)

Part of the duties of the Assistant CAO was to preside at public hearings. Records in this series consist of the files assembled by the office staff of the executive branch for each hearing. Some of the hearings generated little or no interest, while others were controversial and well-attended; some files contain only a few items, while others thoroughly document the entire process. The records include memoranda, correspondence, statements, transcripts, executive orders, hearing officer reports, council resolutions, notes, logs, maps, and petitions.

This series is arranged into three subseries: Abandonments, Non-CIP, and CIP.

Subseries 1: Abandonments, 1978-1986 (1 cu.ft.)

The hearings documented in this subseries are Department of Transportation abandonment hearings. Property owners with land adjacent to abandoned or unused property could petition the County Executive to begin abandonment proceedings. Hearings were also held for proposed property or road acquisitions by the County. One of the Assistant CAOs was assigned as hearing officer, the public hearing was advertised and conducted, and the findings and recommendations of the hearing officer were conveyed by the County Executive with his own recommendations to the County Council which voted to approve or deny the application.

The files are arranged in reverse numeric order by docket number.

Subseries 2: Non-CIP, 1978-1982 (0.5 cu.ft.)

These public hearings concern matters not involving Capital Improvement Programs (CIPs) and entirely within the purview of the executive branch. The findings were not conveyed to the County Council but were dealt with through executive orders. These records are chiefly concerned with the acquisition of parkland and the reuse of closed Montgomery County public schools.

The folders are arranged in alphabetical order.

Subseries 3: CIP, 1978-1983 (0.5 cu.ft.)

Hearings in this subseries involve projects included in the Capital Improvements Programs (CIPs). Findings from CIP hearings were also not conveyed to the County Council, since it had already voted to approve them when it passed the budget for the CIPs. Therefore these hearings, too, were dealt with through executive orders. The Flower-Piney Branch folder contains material detailing the hearing procedures followed by the executive branch for the CIP cases.

The folders are in alphabetical order by project name, with hearing logs for the years 1976 to 1981 at the end.

Series I: Robert Passmore

Box 1

Subseries 1: Subject Files

911, 1970-1973

Abandoned Vehicles, 1972-1973

Animal Shelter, 1973-1983

Cable TV, 1972-1973

County Fair Staffing, 1974

Parkland Acquisition, 1969-1972

Platten Property Acquisition, 1967-1970

Tax Assessments, 1973

Upper County Roads Committee, 1972

Subseries 2: Departmental Files

Board of Education, 1973-1976

Budget Office, 1973-1975

Civil Defense, 1972-1975

Community and Economic Development Department, 1973-1976 (2 folders)

Consumer Affairs Office, 1972-1974

County Council, 1973-1975

Criminal Justice Commission, 1973-1974

Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, January-August 1973

Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, September 1973-April 1975

Department of Environmental Protection, 1973-1974

Department of Facilities and Management, January 1972-January 1975

Department of Facilities and Management, February 1975-February 1976

Department of Finance, 1972-1975

Department of Transportation, January 1972-September 1973

Department of Transportation, October 1973-June 1974

Department of Transportation, July-November 1974

Department of Transportation, December 1974-April 1975

Department of Transportation, May-December 1975

Department of Transportation, Parking, 1972-1975

Drug Control Advisory Committee, 1973-1974

Fire and Rescue Services, 1972-1975

General Services Department, 1972-1975

Health Department, 1973-1975

Housing Opportunity Commission, 1971-1973

Human Relations Commission, 1972-1973

Library Department, 1973

Liquor Control Department, 1973-1975

Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission, 1972-1974

Motor Pool, 1973-1975

Office of Human Resources, 1974-1975

Police Department, 1972-1975

Purchasing Department, 1972-1975

Recreation Department, 1972-1975

RESTRICTED

Series II: David Collier

Box 1

Ad Hoc Committee on Weapons Control: Passmore, July-September 1968

Ad Hoc Committee on Weapons Control: Passmore, September-November 1968

Ad Hoc Committee on Weapons Control: Passmore, December 1968 (2 folders)

Ad Hoc Committee on Weapons Control: Passmore, January-July 1969

Ad Hoc Committee on Weapons Control: Manufacturers' Statements, 1968

Administrative Board for Road Construction Hearings, 1966-1970

Board of Education, January-June 1970

Board of Education, July-August 1970

Board of Education, August-December 1970

Board of Education, Budget, 1970

Budget Office, 1970

Budget Office, Board of Education, 1970-1971, 1969

Budget Office, FY 1970-1971, June-October 1969

Budget Office, FY 1970-1971, November 1969-January 1970

Budget Office, FY 1970-1971, January-April 1970

Budget Office, FY 1970-1971, April-July 1970

Budget Office, FY 1970-1971, July 1970

Budget Office, Management Analysis Section, 1972-1975

Capital Improvement Program, 1970

Civil Defense and Emergency Preparedness, May 1974-February 1975

Civil Defense and Emergency Preparedness, March-October 1975

Commission for Women, 1974-1975

Community Development Department, 1970

County Council, 1970

County Council, April 1974

County Council: Council Correspondence Reports, April-September 1974

Box 2

Criminal Justice Commission, January-August 1974

Criminal Justice Commission, September 1974-June 1975

Criminal Justice Commission, Crime Conference, 1974

Department of Correction and Rehabilitation, February 1974

Department of Correction and Rehabilitation, March-June 1974

Department of Correction and Rehabilitation, August 1974

Department of Correction and Rehabilitation, August-September 1974

Department of Correction and Rehabilitation, September-October 1974

Department of Correction and Rehabilitation, November 1974

Department of Correction and Rehabilitation, May 1975

Department of Correction and Rehabilitation, June 1975

Department of Correction and Rehabilitation, September 1975

Detention Center, 1970

Dog Control-Animal Warden, 1968-1970

Environmental Health Services-Sanitation Division, 1962-1970

Finance Department, 1969-1970

Finance Department, Assessment and Taxes, 1970

Finance Department, Bond Issues, 1970

Finance Department, Fees and Scheduling, 1968

Finance Department, Financial Statements & Reports, 1970

Finance Department, Licenses and Permit Fees, 1968

Financial Advisory Committee, 1966-1970

Fire and Rescue Services, 1970

Fire and Rescue Services, February-October 1974

Fire and Rescue Services, November 1974-April 1975

Fire and Rescue Services, April-October 1975

Fire and Rescue Services, Fire Bill #1, Ambulance Service, August 1966-September 1967

Fire and Rescue Services, Fire Bill #1, Ambulance Service, October 1967-September 1968

Fire and Rescue Services, Fire Board, 1970

Fire and Rescue Services, Kensington Firehouse, 1968

General, 1970

General, Correspondence, 1973-1975

General, Executive Meetings, 1974

General Services Department, 1970

Box 3

Health Department, 1970

Housing Authority, 1968-1970

Housing Authority, Relocation and Development, 1973

Human Relations Commission, 1970

Human Relations Commission, 1975

Inspections and Licenses Department, 1962-1970

Juvenile Court, 1970

Library Department, 1970

Library Department, Twinbrook Library, 1964-October 1969

Library Department, Twinbrook Library, October 1969-1970

Liquor Control Department, 1970

Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission, December 1969-June 1970

Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission, June-December 1970

Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission, Reports, July-September 1970

Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission, Reports, September-November 1970

Montgomery College, 1968-December 1969

Montgomery College, December 1969-1970

Montgomery College, Summer Fun Day Camp, 1970

Office of Consumer Affairs, 1974

Office of Human Resources, 1974-1975

Office of Program Coordination, March-August 1970

Office of Program Coordination, August-December 1970

Office of Program Coordination, Courthouse, 1970

Personnel, Public Service Training Academy, 1974

Personnel Board, 1970

Police Department, December 1969-April 1970

Police Department, April 1970-February 1972

Police Department, October 1972-July 1974

Police Department, July-October 1974

Box 4

Police Department, October-December 1974

Police Department, January 1975

Police Department, January-June 1975

Police Department, June-October 1975

Police Department, August-November 1975

Police Department, Civil Disturbance, Rockville Gardens, 1973

Police Department, Communications System, 1975

Police Department, Community Relations, 1973

Police Department, Cool Summer, 1973

Police Department, Reports, 1970

Police Department, Rockville Apartments, 1971-1973

Police Department, Rockville Apartments, July 18-September 12, 1973

Police Department, Rockville Chronologies, 1973

Public Works Department, January-July 1970

Public Works Department, July-December 1970

Public Works Department, Automobiles, 1959-1970

Public Works Department, Incinerator-Refuse Collection, July 1961-July 1968

Public Works Department, Incinerator-Refuse Collection, July 1969-December 1970

Public Works Department, Mormon Temple, 1974

Public Works Department, Refuse Collection Hearing, 1967-1972

Purchasing Office, 1974

Recreation Department, 1970

Recreation Department, Shooting Range, 1969

Recreation Department, Study, Park Services and Facilities, July-August 1967

Recreation Department, Study, Park Services and Facilities, September-December 1967

Recreation Department, Swimming Pools, 1967-1970

Recreation Department, Dickerson Quarry, 1974

Shopping Center Monitor Program, 1974

Site Selection Advisory Committee, 1970

Takoma Park-East Silver Spring Commission, 1969 (2 folders)

Takoma Park-East Silver Spring Commission, 1970

Traffic Engineering Bureau, 1970

Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission, 1970

Box 5

Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission, Five-Year Programs, 1968-1970

Washington Suburban Transit Commission, 1959-1970

RESTRICTED

Series III: Robert T. Carty

Box 1

Ballew File, 1973

Budget, Employment Freeze, 1975-1976

Budget, FY 1977, 1975-1976

Budget, FY 1978, 1976

Budget, Memos from CAO, 1975-1976

CAO Policies: Reorganization, 1976

Cable TV, 1976

CETA, 1974-1976

Comprehensive Health Planning Department, Health Planning Advisory Board, 1975-1976

Comprehensive Health Planning Department, Comprehensive Health Advisory Committee Minutes, March 16, 1976

Comprehensive Health Planning Department, Home Services, 1975-1976

Comprehensive Health Planning Department, 1975 and 1976, 1973

Comprehensive Health Planning Department, 1975 and 1976, December 1975-January 1976

Comprehensive Health Planning Department, 1975 and 1976, February-July 1976

Comprehensive Health Planning Department, Board of Review, 1974-1975

Comprehensive Health Planning Department, Health Systems Advisor Agency, 1975-1976

Comprehensive Health Planning Department, Public Meetings, 1975-1976

Box 2

Comprehensive Health Planning Department, Recertifications, 1975-1976

Contracts, 1973-1975

Contracts, January 1976

Correspondence: Outgoing, December 1975

Correspondence: Outgoing, January 1976

Correspondence: Outgoing, February-April 1976

Council Activities, 1974

County Attorney, March-November 9, 1973

County Attorney, November 9, 1973

County Attorney, November 9-December 15, 1973

County Code, 1976

Delegation of Authority: 1973, 1971-1973

Drug Control, 1973-1976

Education, Board, 1975

Education, Board, Small Schools Closing, Meetings, 1976

Education, Board, Small Schools, 1976

Energy/Resources Conservation, 1975-1976

Executive Reorganization, 1976

Box 3

Finance Department, 1973-1976

Finance Department, Financial Disclosures, 1976

Finance Department, Insurance, 1974

Fire/Rescue Services, 1976

Group Homes, 1976

Health Department, 1973-1975

Health Department, 1976

Health Department, Johns Hopkins Study, 1974

Health Department, Wheaton Community Service Center, 1975

Hospitals: Holy Cross Hospital, September 9-October 8, 1974

Hospitals: Holy Cross Hospital, October 9, 1974

Hospitals: Holy Cross Hospital, October 8, 1974-March 5, 1975

Hospitals: Psychiatric Institute, January-October 1974

Hospitals: Psychiatric Institute, October-December 1974

Hospitals: Psychiatric Institute, January 1975-June 1976

Hospitals: Suburban Hospital Expansion, March-July 1974

Hospitals: Suburban Hospital Expansion, Special Exception Report, February 1974

Human Resources Office, 1975

Human Resources Office, 1976

Human Resources, Manpower Commission, 1975-1976

Interagency Commission, 1975-1976

Inter-neighborhood Council: Rosemary Hills, 1973-1975

Other Subjects, 1976

Personnel: Affirmative Action, 1974-1976

Personnel: Classification and Compensation Task Force, 1976

Personnel: Collective Bargaining Task Force, 1976

Personnel: Comparability Task Force, 1976

Personnel: Equal Opportunity Program, 1975-1976

Personnel: Labor Relations, 1976

Personnel: Labor Relation Consultant Meeting, 1976

Personnel: Montgomery County Government Employee's Organization, 1976

Personnel: Official Liability, 1976

Personnel: Personnel Morale, 1976

Personnel: Personnel Policy, 1976

Personnel: Personnel Retirement System, April 14, 1976

Personnel: Personnel Retirement System, October 15, 1976

Personnel: Personnel Safety, 1976

Personnel: 1976

Personnel Board, RESTRICTED

Police Department, 1976

Police Service Training Academy, 1976

Public Tax Advice, 1974-1975

Recreational Department, 1973-1976

Silver Spring Center, 1974-1976

Social Security--Retirement: County Legislation, 1975

Social Services, 1973-1976

Summit Hill Apartments, 1975-1976

Series IV: Lewis Roberts

Box 1

Subseries 1: Subject Files

American Red Cross, 1981

Bikeways, 1973-1975

Budget, 1974-1976

Budget, 1979-1981

Budget 1977, Miscellaneous, 1976

Budget 1977, Public Services Program, 1976-1977

Budget 1978, 1976-1977

Budget 1979, 1978

Budget, Capital Improvement Plan 1977-1982, 1975

Citizen Complaints, 1979-1981

Clericals--Temporary, 1981

Contract Administration, 1979-1981

Contracts, 1979-1982

County Attorney Opinions, 1976-1981

Elderly, 1982

Growth Policy, 1975

Handicapped Persons--Laws, 1980-1981

Health Systems Legislation--State, 1981-1982

Landfill, 1974-1975

Metro, 1974-197

Minority Business, 1978-1981

Seneca Sewer Moratorium, Interim Procedures, 1973-1974

Sewer Service Task Force, 1974-1976

Sewer Waivers, 1973-1975

Solid Waste, Rail Haul, 1975

Subseries 2: Departmental Files

Department of Community and Economic Development, 1973-1974

Department of Community and Economic Development, 1975

Department of Community and Economic Development, Moderately Priced Dwelling Units, 1975

Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, 1980-1981

Department of Facilities and Services, 1979-198

Department of Facilities and Services, Staff Meetings, 1982

Department of Transportation, 1974-1975

Department of Transportation, Planning, 1974-1975

Department of Transportation, Project TRIP, 1974-1975

Finance Department, 1979-1981

Health Department, 1980-1981

Health Systems Agency, 1982

Health Systems Planning Department, 1979-1982

Information Office, 1979-1981

Landlord-Tenant Affairs Office, 1980-1981

Library Department, 1978-1982

Library Department, Computer Problems, 1980-1982

Liquor Control Department, 1979-1982

Liquor Control Department, Investigation, 1981

Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission, April-September 1974

Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission, December 1974-November 1975

Minority Affairs Office, 1980-1982

Office of Economic Development, 1979-1981

Office of Legislative Oversight, 1981-1982

Recreation Department, 1973-1975

Recreation Department, Colesville-White Oak Pool, 1973-1974

Recreation Department, Silver Spring Intermediate School, 1974-1976

Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission, 1974-1975

Box 2

Subseries 3: Reading Files

July 1978-April 1981 (6 folders)

Box 3

May 1981-May 1982 (5 folders)

1979-1982 RESTRICTED

Series V: Alastair McArthur

Box 1

Air Quality Plan, Washington Metropolitan Area, Clean Air Act of 1990, 1991-1994

Annual Growth Policy, 1990-1991

AWT-Dickerson, 1976

Bicentennial Activities, 1987-1988, 1986-1988

Bicentennial of U.S. Constitution, 1986-1988

Charter Revision Commission 1968, 1968

Charter Review Committee 1974, 1972-1974

Charter Amendments, 1976, 1972-March 1976

Box 2

Charter Amendments 1976, April 1976-March 1977

Charter Review Committee: Ficker Amendments 1976, 1973-April 1976

Charter Review Committee: Ficker Amendments 1976, May 1976-1977

Charter Review Committee: Final Report and Appendices 1976, 1976

Charter Review Committee: Membership Applications, Nominations and Resumes 1976, 1975- 1976

Charter Review Committee: Possible Additional Changes 1976, 1976

Charter Review Committee: Section 108, Merit System Employees 1976, 1976

Charter Review Committee: Section 115, Referendum Procedure 1976, 1976

Charter Review Committee: Section 206, Removal of County Council Members 1976, 1976

Charter Review Committee: Sections 212 and 215, Reappointment of Department Heads 1976, 1971, 1976

Charter Review Committee: Section 213, County Attorney 1976, 1976

Charter Review Committee: Section 215, Definition of Principal Department, Office or Agency 1976, 1976

Charter Review Committee, Section 401, Merit System Coverage, Heads of Offices and Agencies 1976, 1971-1976

Charter Review Committee: Sections 409, Corrupt Practices, 410, Code of Ethics, and 411, Prohibited Activities 1976, 1976

Charter Amendments 1978, 1976-1978

Charter Review Committee 1979, 1979-1980

Box 3

Charter Review Committee 1979: Supporting Materials, 1973-1980

Charter Reprint 1979, 1978-1980

Charter Amendments, Questions E and F 1980, 1980

Charter Review Commission 1981, 1979-1981

Charter Review Commission 1982, 1982

Charter Review Commission 1983, 1983-1986

Charter Review Commission: Proposed Amendments 1988, 1973-1987

Charter Review Commission: Supporting Materials 1988, 1986

Charter Review Commission 1988, 1988

Box 4

Charter Review Commission 1988, 1987

Charter Review Commission Final Report, 1984-1988

Civil Penalties Legislation, June-November 1982

Civil Penalties Legislation, December-January 25, 1983

Civil Penalties Legislation, January 26, 1983-1985

Commission on Structure of Montgomery County Government, Administrative File, January- August 1987

Commission on Structure of Montgomery County Government, Administrative File, September- December 1987

Box 5

Commission on Structure of Montgomery County Government, Agenda, Members, Mandate and Correspondence, 1987

Commission on Structure of Montgomery County Government, Minutes, Guide, Study and Task Groups, 1987

Commission on Structure of Montgomery County Government, Final Report and Recommendations, 1988

Commission on Structure of Montgomery County Government Report, Final Draft, 1988

Commission on Structure of Montgomery County Government Report, First Draft, 1988

Commission on Structure of Montgomery County Government, Reference Materials, 1968, 1985- 1987

Box 6

Commuter Tax, 1971-1975

Commuter Tax, 1976-1981

Commuter Tax: "Budgeting Under Suburban Economic Domination," D.C. Fiscal Outlook, 1977

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Conference Center Task Force, 1986-March 20, 1987

Conference Center Task Force, March 26-July 20, 1987

Conference Center Task Force: Background and Related Materials, 1983-1987 (2 folders)

Box 7

Conference Center Task Force: Piney Branch and University of Maryland Proposals, 1986-1987

Confidential Information Task Force Reference Materials, 1979-1988

Confidential Information Task Force Correspondence, Memoranda and Minutes, 1987-1988

Confidential Information Task Force, Drafts of Reports, 1987-1988

Cresap Proposal and Contract: WSSC Study, 1976-1978

Dedication of Executive Office Building and Judicial Center, 1981

Department of Correction and Rehabilitation, 1990

Drugs in the Workplace Committee, 1987-1989

Box 8

Drugs in the Workplace Committee, Reports and Studies, 1985-1988 (2 folders)

Election, November 2, 1982, 1982

Election Task Force, Primary, May 8, 1984, 1983-1984

Election, November 6, 1984, 1984

Election, Primary, September 9, and General, November 4, 1986, 1986

Election, Primary, March 8, 1988, 1987-1988

Election, November 8, 1988, 1987-1988

Election, Primary, September 11, 1990, 1988-1990

Box 9

Election, November 6, 1990, 1988-1991

Election, Primary, 1992, 1990-1992

Election, March 3, 1992 Transparencies, 1992

Election, November 3, 1992, 1991-1992

Fire and Rescue Commission, 1993

Fire and Rescue Services, April 6-20, 1983

Fire and Rescue Services, April 28, 1983-1987

Fire and Rescue Services: Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments Mutual Aid Agreement, 1973-1978

Fire and Rescue Services: Takoma Park Reimbursement, 1974, 1983-1986

Flag and Coat of Arms, 1975-1979

Box 10

Inaugural Ceremony for County Executive and County Council, Program, 1978

Historic Preservation, 1993

Historic Preservation Ordinance, 1979

Juvenile Problems, December 1974-March 1975 RESTRICTED

Juvenile Problems, August-September 1975

Juvenile Problems, October-December 1975

Juvenile Problems, January-April 1976

Juvenile Problems, Citizens' Complaints, 1975-1977 RESTRICTED

Juvenile Problems, Clippings, Articles and Publications, 1975-1976

Juvenile Problems, Tilden Woods, 1975-1976

Leadership Montgomery, 1990-1991

Box 11

Leadership Montgomery, 1992

Maximum Expansion Limits, Municipalities, 1982-1991

Merit System, 1981-1984

Merit System Review Commission Report, 1981

Merit System Review Committee: Final Report on Findings, Conclusions and Recommendations on Hiring of Deputy Director for Department of Liquor Control, 1982

Nuclear Reactor, Bethesda, 1980-April 1983

Nuclear Reactor, Bethesda, May-June 1983

Nuclear Reactor, Bethesda, July-November 1983

Nuclear Regulatory Commission, 1989

Box 12

Oaks Sanitary Landfill, 1981

Oaks Sanitary Landfill, March-May 10, 1982

Oaks Sanitary Landfill, May 11-25, 1982

Oaks Sanitary Landfill, 1983

Oaks Sanitary Landfill: Ad Hoc Landfill Task Force, 1978-1979

Oaks Sanitary Landfill Bid: Browning Ferris-Laidlaw, 1990

Oaks Sanitary Landfill Bid: Browning Ferris-Laidlaw, Appendix 1, 1990

Box 13

Oaks Sanitary Landfill Bid: Browning Ferris-Laidlaw, Appendix 2, 1990

Oaks Sanitary Landfill: First Annual Report of the Oaks Landfill Advisory Commission, 1986

Oaks Sanitary Landfill: Laytonsville, 1981

Oaks Sanitary Landfill: Operation and Monitoring, 1980

Oaks Sanitary Landfill: Operation and Monitoring, January-September 1981

Oaks Sanitary Landfill: Operation and Monitoring, October-December 1981

Oaks Sanitary Landfill: Operation and Monitoring, January-March 1982

Oaks Sanitary Landfill: Operation and Monitoring, April-December 1982

Peerless Rockville, 1989

Performing Arts Center, 1975

Box 14

Performing Arts Center, 1975-1976

Regional Indoor Swim Center: Site Selection, 1979-May 1981

Regional Indoor Swim Center: Site Selection, June-December 1981

Regional Indoor Swim Center: Site Selection, 1982-May 1983

Regional Indoor Swim Center: Site Selection, June 1983-April 1984

Regional Indoor Swim Center: Site Selection, May 1984-October 1985

Box 15

Regional Indoor Swim Center: Site Selection, Constituent Correspondence, 1981

Regional Indoor Swim Center: Site Selection, Constituent Correspondence, 1982-1983

Regional Indoor Swim Center: Site Selection, Constituent Correspondence, Lakeside Terrace Condominiums, 1981

Regional Indoor Swim Center: Site Selection, Petitions, 1981

Regional Indoor Swim Center: Site Selection, Public Hearing Transcript, 1981

Regional Indoor Swim Center: Wall Lane Project, Legal Opinion and Agreements (drafts), June 1, 1987

Regional Indoor Swim Center: Wall Lane Project, Agreements (drafts), June 29, 1987

Regional Indoor Swim Center: Wall Lane Project, Agreements (drafts), July 27, 1987

Regional Indoor Swim Center: Wall Lane Project, Agreements (drafts), January 16, 1988

Box 16

Regional Indoor Swim Center: Wall Lane Project, Financing, 1987

Regional Indoor Swim Center: Wall Lane Project, Financing, Correspondence, Budgets, Cost Estimates, 1985-1987

Regional Indoor Swim Center: Wall Lane Site Acquisition, 1983

Reorganization Legislation: Public Advocate, Volunteer Services, and Civil Defense, 1981

Residential Alarms, 1991-1992

Revenue Sharing, 1980

Revenue Sharing Laws, 1970-1971, 1979

Smokey's et al., 1977

Soil Survey Report, Volumes I and II, 1990

Box 17

Sunshine Legislation, 1977

Taxes on Commercial Inventories, Municipalities, 1983-1984

350 Committee of Montgomery County: Ethnic Heritage Festival Sub-Committee, 1982-1984

350 Committee of Montgomery County: Prithee Happy Birthday Celebration, 1983-1984

350 Committee of Montgomery County: Tentative Program, Press Packet, and Post-Festival Correspondence and Invoices, 1984-1985

TISSC, 1986-September 1987

TISSC, October 1987-November 1988

TISSC, February-August 1989

Town Meetings, 1979-1980

Box 18

TRIM Proposal, 1978

Tri-Service Incinerator, 1973

Up-County (Clarksburg) Airport Needs Analysis, 1986

Series VI: Public Hearings

Subseries 1: Abandonments

Box 1

Hatherleigh Drive, AB-541, April 21, 1985, 1985-1986

McFarlin Drive Abandonment, AB-533, May 24, 1984, 1984

Calvert, Wicomico, Arundel Avenues and Alley off Willow Lane, AB-524 and AB-519, January 6, 1983, 1982-1983

Ganley Road, Ten Mile Creek Road and Black Hills Road, AB-521, October 13, 1982, 1982

Overlook Drive, AB-517, September 22, 1982, 1982

Second Avenue, AB-514, Canceled, 1982

North Lane, AB-513, July 19, 1982, 1982

Perry Avenue, AB-510, July 7, 1982, 1982-1983

Sanitary Sewer Easements in Parcel 909, Bethesda, AB-509, July 1, 1982, 1982

Granite Street and Louisa Avenue, AB-508, May 12, 1982, 1982

Larchmont Knolls, AB-507, April 14, 1982, 1982-1983

Locust Grove and Landsdowne Way, AB-506, May 5, 1982, 1982

Sycamore Lane, Flower Valley Development, AB-505, February 9, 1982, 1982

Dallas Avenue, AB-504, April 20, 1982

Maple Avenue, AB-501, March 24, 1982, 1982

Clifton Park Village Right of Way, AB-499, February 25, 1982, 1982

Jodphur Way and Thorobred Drive, AB-498, February 11, 1982, 1982

Middlebrook Hill Pathway, AB-497, December 8, 1981, 1981-1982

Crown Street, AB-496, October 21, 1981, 1981

Edgemoor Sanitary and Storm Drainage Easement, AB-494, July 29, 1981, 1981-1982

Watkins Mill Road, AB- 493, January 4, 1982

Amherst Avenue, AB-492, September 16, 1981, 1981-1982

Old Seven Locks Road, AB-491, October 27, 1981, 1981

Menlo Avenue, AB-490, November 12, 1981, 1981-1984

Churchill Town Center, AB-489, October 28, 1981

Byeforde Easement, AB-488, October 13, 1981, 1981

Strathmore at Bel Pre, AB-487, September 22, 1981, 1981-1982

Goshen Estates, AB-486, April 16, 1982, 1981

Spring Lake Park Alley, AB-485, September 15, 1981, 1981-1982

Redland Road, AB-483, July 29, 1981, 1981-1982

Parklawn Drive, AB-482, July 8, 1981, 1981-1982

Rock Creek Hills Path, AB-481, June 10, 1981, 1981-1982

Woodside Storm Drain Right of Way, AB-480, May 28, 1981, 1981

Saranac Road, AB-479, May 7, 1981, 1981

Third Alley, Hyattstown, AB-478, April 21, 1981, 1981

Nelson Road, AB-477, April 8, 1981, 1981

Sycamore Lane, AB-474, March 11, 1981

Old Bond Road, AB-473, February 24, 1981

Glenbrook Road, AB-472, February 10, 1981, 1980-1981

Worth Avenue, AB-471, January 29, 1981, 1980-1981

Chestnut Street, AB-470, Dismissed, 1980-1981

Aqua Court, AB-469, December 17, 1980, 1980

Schultz Lane, AB-468, December 4, 1980, 1980-1981

Western Avenue Extended, AB-467, November 19, 1980, 1979-1982

Monocacy Drive, AB-466, October 15, 1980, 1980

Wynnfield Drive, AB-465, October 2, 1980, 1980-1981

Washingtonian Industrial Park Storm and Sanitary Sewer Easements, AB-464, September 17, 1980, 1980-1981

Hampden Lane, AB-463, September 4, 1980, 1980

Wake Drive, AB-462, August 13, 1980, 1980-1981

Locust Grove Road, AB-461, January 21, 1981, 1980-1981

Needwood Avenue, AB-460, July 16, 1980, 1980

Falls Bridge Lane, AB-459, June 26, 1980, 1980

West Bethesda Park Storm Drain Right of Way, AB-458, June 5, 1980, 1980

Lybrook Drive, AB-457, May 21, 1980, 1980-1982

Eldrid Drive, AB-456, May 8, 1980, 1980

Hartwell Road, AB-455, April 10, 1980, 1980

Ancient Oak Drive, AB-454, April 24, 1980, 1980

Lombard Road and Arcola Avenue, AB-453, March 24, 1980, 1980

Yeatman Parkway, AB-452, March 12, 1980, 1980

Great Oak Road, AB-451, February 27, 1980, 1979-1980

Duchin Road, AB-450, February 13, 1980, 1980

Grand Pre Road Storm Drain Easements, AB-449, January 30, 1980, 1979-1980

Glen Echo Heights Alley, AB-448, January 16, 1980, 1980

Welsh Road, AB-447, January 3, 1980, 1979-1980

Rose Hill Estates Storm Drain Right of Way, AB-446, December 6, 1979, 1979-1980

Aberdeen and Rayburn Roads, AB-445, November 14, 1979, 1979-1980

Aberdeen and Rayburn Roads, AB-445, November 14, 1979: Notification of Withdrawal Correspondence, 1980

Queen Elizabeth Drive Storm Drain Easement, AB-444, September 9, 1979, 1979-1980

North and Middlesex Lanes, AB-443, November 28, 1979, 1979

Middleton Lane, AB-442, October 17, 1979, 1979-1980

Randolph Hills Path, AB-441, September 19, 1979, 1979-1980

Wisconsin Place, AB-440, September 12, 1979, 1979-March 1980

Wisconsin Place, AB-440, September 12, 1979, May 1980-1982

Badger Drive, AB-439, October 26, 1979, 1979-1980

Rolling Knolls Path, AB-438, July 18, 1979, 1979

Parkman Road, AB-436, July 2, 1979, 1979-1980

Bentnor Lane, AB-435, June 20, 1979, 1979

Thayer Place, AB-433, June 23, 1979, 1979

Edgemoor Lane, AB-432, May 30, 1979, 1979-1981

Odend'hal Avenue, AB-431, May 23, 1979, 1979

Leibig Road, AB-430, May 11, 1979, 1979

Germantown Estates Storm Drain Easement, AB-429, May 1, 1979

Da Da Woods Paths, AB-428, April 11, 1979, 1979-1980

Dunbar Drive, AB-427, March 21, 1979, 1979-1980

Beech Avenue, AB-424, February 21, 1979

"Bailey Industries" Public Way, AB-423, January 11, 1979

Valley Park Court, AB-420, November 22, 1979

Keokuk Street, AB-419, November 15, 1978 and July 9, 1979, 1978-1979

Denley Road, AB-416, September 26, 1978, 1978-1979

Avery Road, AB-414, September 14, 1978, 1978

Landsdown Way, AB-223, 1979

Box 2

Subseries 2: Non-CIP

Access Road to Seneca State Park, July 12, 1979, 1979

Arcola Elementary School Reuse, July 22, 1982, 1982

Argyle Junior High School Reuse, June 16, 1982

Ayrlawn Elementary School Reuse, October 7, 1982, 1982

Brookview Elementary School Reuse, June 28, 1982, 1981-1982

Bushey Drive Theater Renovation, September 13, 1979, 1979

CATV, February 3, 1981, 1980

Chevy Chase Permit Parking Area, April 30, 1980, 1980

Clara Barton Elementary School Reuse, March 11, 1981, 1981

English Manor Elementary School Reuse, June 25, 1980

50 Monroe Street Lease Agreement, January 30, 1980, 1979-1980

Flower Avenue and Piney Branch Road Facade Easement, January 22, 1979, 1978-1979

Friendship Heights Site Acquisition of Parcel 1, June 19, 1979

Gaithersburg Health Center Lease Agreement, August 26, 1980, 1980

Grosvenor Elementary School Reuse, August 7, 1980, 1980

Housing for Handicapped and Elderly Acquisition, October 1, 1980, 1980

Newport Mills Junior High School Reuse, July 14, 1982

Non-Local Acquisition of Parkland, June 30, 1982, 1982

Non-Local Acquisition of Parkland, Schroeder Property, November 14, 1979, 1979

Non-Local Acquisition of Parkland FY81, July 10, 1980, 1980-1981

Non-Local Acquisition of Parkland FY81, July 10, 1980: Transcript, Exhibits and Report, 1980

North Bethesda Junior High School Reuse, March 12, 1981, 1981

Parkland Acquisition, July 10, 1980, 1980

Parkland Acquisition, July 15, 1981, 1981

Proposed Fee Schedule, December 3, 1980, 1980

PSTA Reroofing Dispute, April 30, 1981, 1980-1981

Regional Indoor Swim Center Site Selection, 1981

Subseries 3: CIP

Alcoholism Residential Facility Purchase, CIP Project 81-5644, March 11, 1982, 1982

Apple and Second Avenues Acquisition of Property for Low Income Housing, CIP Project 71- 9184, May 16, 1979, 1978-1979

Baughman Court, CIP Project 78-3015 December 12, 1979, 1979-1980

Bel Pre Road, CIP Project 73-3703, December 3, 1979, 1979-1980

Bethesda Parking Facility #49, CIP Project 78-3019, April 18, 1979, 1979

Bonifant Road, CIP Project 67-3940, September 24, 1979, 1979

Bonifant Street, CIP Project 79-3176, November 12, 1980, 1980

Crabbs Branch Way, CIP Project 78-3129, April 16, 1980, 1980

Democracy Boulevard, CIP Project 77-3857, April 27, 1976, 1975-1976

Down County Fire Station, CIP Project 79-2346, November 7, 1979, 1979

East Randolph-Cherry Hill Road, CIP Project 78-3017, April 29, 1981

Eastern Arterial, CIP Project 76-3795, June 17, 1981, 1981

Edson Lane, CIP Project 81-3594, April 29, 1982, 1982

Fenton Street, CIP Project 80-3517, March 5, 1981, 1981

Fieldcrest Road, CIP Project 80-3509, December 13, 1979, 1979-1980

Flower-Piney Branch Local Retail Center Purchase of Easement, CIP Project 78-9052, July 12, 1982, 1982

Gaither Road, CIP Project 80-3556, March 31, 1981, 1981

Germantown Commuter Rail Station, CIP Project 76-3644, January 24, 1979, 1978-1979

Goodhope Road Realignment, CIP Project 80-3399, September 8, 1981, 1981

Jonesville/Jerusalem Road Improvement, CIP Project 79-9169, September 18, 1979, 1979

Metropolitan Grove Commuter Rail Station, CIP Project 76-3646, April 15, 1980, 1980

Middleton Lane, East Bethesda, CIP Project 75-9475, April 25, 1979, 1979

Montgomery Lane, CIP Project 71-3199, February 14, 1979, 1979-1980

Nebel Street, CIP Project 80-3398, January 22, 1981, 1980-1981

Norbeck Neighborhood Strategy Area, CIP Project 74-9791, March 27, 1980, 1980

Old Georgetown Road Extension, CIP Project 81-3589, February 9, 1983, 1983

Omega Drive, CIP Project 80-3555, April 7, 1981, 1981

Parklawn Drive, CIP Project 77-3856, November 25, 1980

Roeder Road, CIP Project 79-3181, March 3, 1982, 1982

Seminary Road and Second Avenue and Brookeville Road, CIP Projects 70-3059 and 70-3064, November 29, 1979, 1979-1980

Seven Locks Road, CIP Project 72-3272, March 13, 1980, 1980

Twinbrook Parkway Widening, CIP Project 79-3182, December 2, 1980, 1980-1981

Windmill and Harvest Lanes, CIP Project 80-3402, December 10, 1980, 1980-1981

Logs, 1976-1981 (2 folders)