The Advisory Board consists of 26 members. Of these:19 members are appointed by the Mayor in accordance with <cite data-doc="City of Baltimore, Md., Charter" data-path="IV|§6">Article IV, § 6 of the Baltimore City Charter</cite>; and 7 members are agency representatives. The 19 appointed members of the Advisory Board are as follows:2 at-large members; 4 members nominated by community organizations and appointed by the Mayor, 1 from each of the following organizations:One Less Car; Roland Park Civic League; Mayor’s Bicycle Advisory Committee; and a non-profit organization or foundation with a history of support for the BMore Streets for People Program, the Program’s cyclovia model, and the Program’s Sunday Streets predecessor. 3 members nominated by neighborhood associations representing neighborhoods along any proposed BMore Streets for People Route and appointed by the Mayor. 10 members recommended by the President of the City Council, as follows:1 from the neighborhoods along the proposed “lake -to-lake” (Montebello to Druid Hill) route; 4 from neighborhood associations; 1 from local business associations; 2 from local religious institutions, non-profit organizations, or foundations with knowledge of and support for the BMore Streets for People Program; and 2 from schools. The 7 agency representatives are the following, or their designated representatives:the Director of Transportation; the Health Commissioner; the Director of the Baltimore Office of Promotion and the Arts; the Director of the Office of Sustainability; the Director of the Office of Neighborhoods; the Police commissioner; and the Executive Director of the Baltimore City Parking Authority. Ord. 10-279 Ord. 15-435