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Federal Highway Administration
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| Order |
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| Subject |
| FHWA Delegations and Organization Manual |
| Classification Code |
Date: |
Office of Primary Interest |
| M 1100.1A, Chg. 26 |
February 22, 2002 |
HAIM-10 |
| Par.
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- What is the purpose
of this change?
- Which part of
FHWA Order M 1100.1A is being updated?
- What changes
are included in this Order?
- Where can I get additional information concerning these changes?
|
- What is the purpose of this change? This change documents
the approved order of succession to the position of Federal Highway Administrator.
- Which part of FHWA Order M 1100.1A is being updated? This
Order makes changes to Part I (Delegations of Authority), Chapter 2 (Order
of Succession).
- What changes are included in this Order? Changes to Chapter
2 are as follows:
- The terms "Headquarters Office" and "Headquarters Officials" are added
in place of "Washington Headquarters" and "Washington Headquarters Officials"
throughout the document.
- Paragraph 2a is revised to show the following order of succession to
the position of Federal Highway Administrator: (1) Deputy Federal Highway
Administrator; (2) Executive Director; (3) Director of Research, Development,
and Technology; (4) Program Manager, Infrastructure; (5) Program Manager,
Federal Lands Highway; (6) Program Manager, Operations; (7) Program Manager,
Planning and Environment; (8) Program Manager, Safety; (9) Director of
Policy; (10) Director of Administration; (11) Chief Counsel; (12) Director
of Field Services - East; (13) Director of Field Services - Midwest; (14)
Director of Field Services - South; (15) Director of Field Services -
West; (16) Director of Public Affairs; (17) Director of Corporate Management;
(18) Director of Professional Development; and (19) Director of Civil
Rights.
- A new paragraph 2b is included to read: "Directors of Field Services.
Any Director of Field Services succeeding to the position of Acting Administrator
may discharge the duties of that office from his/her location at the time
of succession, until it is possible to relocate to the Headquarters Office."
- To clarify eligibility for succession to the position of Federal Highway
Administrator, the following sentences are added to paragraph 3: "Only
officials specifically designated in the approved order of succession
are eligible. Persons appointed on an acting basis, or on some other temporary
basis, are ineligible to serve as a successor; therefore, the order of
succession would fall to the next designated official in the approved
order of succession."
- Where can I get additional information concerning these changes?
If you have questions about these changes, you may contact the Office of Information
and Management Services, Management Programs and Analysis Division.
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Mary E. Peters
Federal Highway Administrator |
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