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APPENDIX 1 Existing Corridor Conditions & Opportunities I-87 Multimodal Corridor Study Existing Corridor Conditions and Opportunities APPENDICES Parsons-Clough Harbour THIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK I-87 Multimodal Corridor Study APPENDIX 1 Existing Corridor Conditions & Opportunities STUDY ADVISORY GROUP MEMBERS Member Name Organization Robert Arnold FHWA-New York Division Pierre Aubin L'express du Midi Harry Barnes Citizenship & Immigration, Canada Stephen Bland Capital District Transportation Authority Dennis Brobston Saratoga Economic Development Corporation Rodney Brown Clinton County Planning Department Nick Caimano Congressman, NYS 22nd District Chris Campany Orange County Planning John Casellini CSX Railroad Corporation David Church Newburgh-Orange County Transportation Council Jean Couture Ministry Transportation, Quebec Harry Cox Westport Airport Kenneth DeCerce Town of Halfmoon Armond Deluca Sysco Albany Mike DiTullo Mid-Hudson Partners for Progress Garry Douglas Plattsburgh-North Country Chamber of Commerce Scott Earl County Waste of NY Inc Johnny Evers The Business Council of New York State, Inc Normand Fillion Port of Montreal Mark Fitzsimmons Albany County Economic Development, Conservation & Planning Dept. Leonard Fosbrook Warren County Economic Development Corp Aaron Frankenfeld Adirondack-Glens Falls Transportation Council Patrick Gerdin Rockland County Planning Department Kenneth Green Saratoga Economic Development Corporation Dan Grochowalski Transport Canada Herb Heckler Ulster County Planning - MPO Kenneth Hynes Plattsburgh International Airport Stephen Iachetta Albany County Airport Authority Albert Juneau Quebec Chamber of Commerce Frank Keane Albany Port District Commission Steve Kelso FedEx Trade Networks Transport & Brokerage Inc. Jennifer Krausnick Center for Economic Growth Anthony Lange New York State Thruway Authority Jean-Robert Lessard Robert Transport Alexander Mathes Greene County Industrial Development Agency Rich McCabe Department of Homeland Security Ann Melious Beekmantown Gateway Welcome Info. Ctr. Thomas Miller Saratoga County Airport Parsons-Clough Harbour Page A.1-1 I-87 Multimodal Corridor Study APPENDIX 1 Existing Corridor Conditions & Opportunities STUDY ADVISORY GROUP MEMBERS Member Name Organization Denyse Nepveu Canadian Pacific Railway Alicia Nolan FHWA-New York Division Irene Norsworthy Green County Planning and Economic Development Ron Ofner Essex County Planning Department Phil Oliva Congressman, NYS 22nd District Raymond Pecor Lake Champlain Transportation Co. Ross Pepe Construction Industry Council of Westchester and Hudson Valley, Inc. Chris Perry Department of Homeland Security Robert Pasinella Rensselaer County Economic Development & Planning Kirk Polhemus Lake Champlain Transportation Co. John Poorman Capital District Transportation Committee Chris Pusateri Congressman, NYS 22nd District Charles Radier Empire State Development Michael Robitaille Delegate General of Quebec Jill Ross-Schmeltz New York State Thruway Authority Kate Schmidt Orange County Planning Tom Schulze New York Metropolitan Transportation Committee Jim Scripps Empire State Development Corporation Charles Seliga Stewart International Airport Ray Schiffer Sysco Albany Tony Smith Canada Citizenship & Immigration Peter Sneed United States GSA Kealy Salomon Poughkeepsie-Dutchess County Transportation Council Marshall Stevens Floyd Bennett Memorial Airport Chester Straub Ulster County Development Corporation Dan Stewart Mayor, City of Plattsburgh Congressman John Sweeney Congressman, NYS 22nd District Jennifer Taylor Congressman, NYS 22nd District Brian Temperine Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, New York Division Marc-Andre Thievierge Ministry Transportation, Quebec Linda von der Heide Rensselaer County Economic Development & Planning Laura Walls Mid-Hudson Partners for Progress Kay Wilkie Empire State Development Corporation Richard Will Department of Homeland Security Karen Wilson United States GSA Paul Gavin NYSDOT- Office of the Commissioner Don Baker NYSDOT- Passenger & Freight Safety Division Denny Cottrell NYSDOT- Passenger & Freight Safety Division Steve Lewis NYSDOT- Passenger Transportation Division Parsons-Clough Harbour Page A.1-2 I-87 Multimodal Corridor Study APPENDIX 1 Existing Corridor Conditions & Opportunities STUDY ADVISORY GROUP MEMBERS Member Name Organization Steve Slavick NYSDOT - Freight & Economic Development Division Ed Roberts NYSDOT- Office Traffic Engineering & Highway Safety Division Steve Hewitt NYSDOT- Office of Governmental Affairs Tim Conway NYSDOT Region 1 Bob Hansen NYSDOT Region 1 Ted Thompson NYSDOT Region 1 Tom Werner NYSDOT Region 1 Carey Babyak NYSDOT Region 7 Mark Frechette NYSDOT Region 7 Richard Peters NYSDOT Region 8 STUDY TEAM Member Name Organization Gerald Cioffi NYSDOT – Office of Planning & Strategy Maurice Rasheed NYSDOT – Office of Planning & Strategy John Reed NYSDOT – Freight & Economic Development Division William Crowell Parsons Sophia Rakowsky Parsons Tom Karis Clough, Harbour & Associates, LLP Shelley Lang Clough, Harbour & Associates, LLP David Kahlbaugh Clough, Harbour & Associates, LLP Jonathan Goldstick Han-Padron Associates Ken Livingston Fitzgerald & Halliday, Inc. Lynn Ahlgren Fitzgerald & Halliday, Inc. Michael Panichelli M. J. Engineering and Land Surveying, Inc. George List Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Pierre Bolduc Delcan Corporation Joanne Leveillee Delcan Corporation Serge Routhier Ministry of Transportation Quebec (HSR Pre-Feasibility Study only) Parsons-Clough Harbour Page A.1-3 THIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK I-87 Multimodal Corridor Study APPENDIX 2 Existing Corridor Conditions & Opportunities (See Page A.2-2) Appendix 2: Highway Level of Service Parsons-Clough Harbour Page A.2-1 I-87 Multimodal Corridor Study APPENDIX 2 Existing Corridor Conditions & Opportunities (See Page A.2-1) (See Page A.2-3) (See (See Page A.2-4) Appendix 2: Highway Level of Service Parsons-Clough Harbour Page A.2-2 I-87 Multimodal Corridor Study APPENDIX 2 Existing Corridor Conditions & Opportunities (See Page A.2-2) (See Appendix 2: Highway Level of Service Parsons-Clough Harbour Page A.2-3 I-87 Multimodal Corridor Study APPENDIX 2 Existing Corridor Conditions & Opportunities (See Page A.2-2) (See Page A.2-5) Appendix 2: Highway Level of Service Parsons-Clough Harbour Page A.2-4 I-87 Multimodal Corridor Study APPENDIX 2 Existing Corridor Conditions & Opportunities (See Page A.2-4) (See Page A.2-6) Appendix 2: Highway Level of Service Parsons-Clough Harbour Page A.2-5 I-87 Multimodal Corridor Study APPENDIX 2 Existing Corridor Conditions & Opportunities (See Page A.2-5) (See Page A.2-7) Appendix 2: Highway Level of Service Parsons-Clough Harbour Page A.2-6 I-87 Multimodal Corridor Study APPENDIX 2 Existing Corridor Conditions & Opportunities (See Page A.2-6) (See Page A.2-8) Appendix 2: Highway Level of Service Parsons-Clough Harbour Page A.2-7 I-87 Multimodal Corridor Study APPENDIX 2 Existing Corridor Conditions & Opportunities (See Page A.2-7) (See Page A.2-9) Appendix 2: Highway Level of Service Parsons-Clough Harbour Page A.2-8 I-87 Multimodal Corridor Study APPENDIX 2 Existing Corridor Conditions & Opportunities (See Page A.2-8) (See Page A.2-10) Appendix 2: Highway Level of Service Parsons-Clough Harbour Page A.2-9 I-87 Multimodal Corridor Study APPENDIX 2 Existing Corridor Conditions & Opportunities (See Page A.2-9) (See Page A.2-11) Appendix 2: Highway Level of Service Parsons-Clough Harbour Page A.2-10 I-87 Multimodal Corridor Study APPENDIX 2 Existing Corridor Conditions & Opportunities (See Page A.2-10) Appendix 2: Highway Level of Service Parsons-Clough Harbour Page A.2-11 THIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK I-87 Multimodal Corridor Study APPENDIX 3 Existing Corridor Conditions & Opportunities (See Page A.3-2) Appendix 3: Priority Investigation Locations Parsons-Clough Harbour Page A.3-1 I-87 Multimodal Corridor Study APPENDIX 3 Existing Corridor Conditions & Opportunities (See Page A.3-1) (See Page A.3-3) (See (See Page A.3-4) Appendix 3: Priority Investigation Locations Parsons-Clough Harbour Page A.3-2 I-87 Multimodal Corridor Study APPENDIX 3 Existing Corridor Conditions & Opportunities (See Page A.3-2) (See Appendix 3: Priority Investigation Locations Parsons-Clough Harbour Page A.3-3 I-87 Multimodal Corridor Study APPENDIX 3 Existing Corridor Conditions & Opportunities (See Page A.3-2) (See Page A.3-5) Appendix 3: Priority Investigation Locations Parsons-Clough Harbour Page A.3-4 I-87 Multimodal Corridor Study APPENDIX 3 Existing Corridor Conditions & Opportunities (See Page A.3-4) (See Page A.3-6) Appendix 3: Priority Investigation Locations Parsons-Clough Harbour Page A.3-5 I-87 Multimodal Corridor Study APPENDIX 3 Existing Corridor Conditions & Opportunities (See Page A.3-5) (See Page A.3-7) Appendix 3: Priority Investigation Locations Parsons-Clough Harbour Page A.3-6 I-87 Multimodal Corridor Study APPENDIX 3 Existing Corridor Conditions & Opportunities (See Page A.3-6) (See Page A.3-8) Appendix 3: Priority Investigation Locations Parsons-Clough Harbour Page A.3-7 I-87 Multimodal Corridor Study APPENDIX 3 Existing Corridor Conditions & Opportunities (See Page A.3-7) (See Page A.3-9) Appendix 3: Priority Investigation Locations Parsons-Clough Harbour Page A.3-8 I-87 Multimodal Corridor Study APPENDIX 3 Existing Corridor Conditions & Opportunities (See Page A.3-8) (See Page A.3-10) Appendix 3: Priority Investigation Locations Parsons-Clough Harbour Page A.3-9 I-87 Multimodal Corridor Study APPENDIX 3 Existing Corridor Conditions & Opportunities (See Page A.3-9)
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