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List of Railroad Contacts Appendix 10.4 - LIST OF RAILROAD CONTACTS RAILROAD (abbr.) ADDRESS PHONE NO. / E-Mail Adirondack Scenic Railway 315-724-0700 Adirondack Railway (ADRC) Preservation Society Note: NYSDOT owns the Remsen- Mr. William Branson, President Lake Placid Travel Corridor and Union Station leases it to ARPS who operates it as 321 Main Street ADRC. Utica, NY 13501 Albany Port Railroad Mr. Richard Stack, General (518)463-8679 Corporation (APRR) Manager [email protected] Port of Albany 101 Raft Street Albany, NY 12202 Amtrak (AMTK) See National Railroad Passenger Corporation Arcade and Attica Railroad Mr. George Ling, General (585) 492-3100 Corporation (ARA) Manager 278 Main Street Arcade, NY 14009 Mr. Ray Martel, General B & H Rail Corporation (BH) (585) 384-9169 Manager [email protected] 5769 Sweeteners Blvd Note: BH and WHYP are affiliates of Lakeville, NY 14480 LAL. Batten Kill Railroad Company, Mr. William Taber, President (518) 692-2160 Inc. (BKRR). 1 Elbow Street [email protected] Greenwich, NY 12834 Boston and Maine See Pan Am Railways Corporation (BM) Buffalo & Pittsburgh Railroad, See Genesee & Wyoming, Inc. (BPRR) Incorporated Buffalo Southern Railway Mr. Albert Feasley, 716-992-4979 (BSOR) 8600 Depot Street [email protected] Eden, NY 14057 Canadian National Railway Ms. Karen Phillips, VP- 202-347-7816 (CN) Government Affairs [email protected] 601 Pennsylvania Ave, NW, Suite 500 North Building Washington, DC 20004 Canadian Pacific Railway See Delaware & Hudson (CP) Railway Catskill Mountain Railroad Mr. Harry Jameson 845-688-5553 Company, Inc. CMRR PO Box 404 [email protected] Phoenicia, NY 12464 Central New York Railroad See New York, Susquehanna & Corporation (CNYK) Western Railway Corporation Clarendon & Pittsford Railroad See Vermont Railway Systems Company (CLP) Consolidated Rail Corporation Government Relations 215-209-5025 (CSAO) 1717 Arch Street, Suite 3210 Note: Conrail Shared Assets Philadelphia, PA 19103 Organization is owned by CSXT and NS and is operated as a switching railroad. Cooperstown & Charlotte Ms. Wendy York, General 607 432-2429 Valley Railroad (CACV) Manager [email protected] PO Box 681 Oneonta, NY 13820-0681 CSX Transportation, Mr. Carl A. Roe, Jr. 904-245-1036 Inc.(CSXT) Principal Engineer - Public FAX Projects, 500 Water Street, J- 904-366-4042 301 E-Mail: Jacksonville, FL 32202 [email protected] Delaware and Ulster Railroad Mr. David Riordan, Executive (DURR) Director 800-225-4132 43510 State Highway 28, Arkville, NY 12167 [email protected] US Mail: PO Box 310, Stamford, NY 12167 Dansville & Mt. Morris See Genesee & Wyoming, Railroad, Inc. (DMM) Incorporated Delaware and Hudson Mr. Steve Fisk, Manager- 518-383-7242 Railway Company, Inc. (DH) Business Development [email protected] 200 Clifton Corporate Park Note: CP owns the Delaware & PO Box 8002 Hudson Railway and operates it in the Clifton Park, NY 12065 USA. Depew Lancaster & Western See Genesee Valley Railroad Company, Inc. Transportation (DLWR) Falls Road Railroad Company See Genesee Valley (FRR) Transportation Finger Lakes Railway Mr. Steven Arnold, General (315)781-1234 Corporation (FGLK) Manager [email protected] P.O. Box 1099 Geneva, NY 14456 Genesee & Wyoming See Genesee & Wyoming Railroad, Inc. (GNWR) Incorporated Genesee & Wyoming Mr. Ray Goss, Senior Vice 585-463-3335 Incorporated (GWI) President [email protected] 1200-C Scottsville Road, Suite Note: GWI is the parent of BPRR, 200 DMM, GNWR, RSR and SB) Rochester, NY 14624 Mr. David Monte Verde, 585-343-5398 Genesee Valley President [email protected] Transportation Company, Inc. Note: GVT is the parent of DLWR, (GVT) 1 Mill Street, Suite 101 FRR, LBR and MHWA Batavia, NY 14020 Guilford Rail System (GRS) See Pan Am Railways Note: PAR is the successor to GRS. Housatonic RR Co. Inc. Mr. Mathew Whitney, Counsel 860-434-4303 (HRRC) HRRC [email protected] PO Box 687 Old Lyme, CT 06371 Iowa Pacific Holdings (IPH) 312-466-0900 x13 Mr. Ed Ellis, President [email protected] 118 South Clinton Street Note: In 2011, Warren County Suite 400 anticipates replacing UHRR with IPH Chicago, IL 60661 as the operator of the Warren County and Town of Corinth properties. Livonia, Avon & Lakeville Mr. Ray Martel, General 585-346-2090 Railroad Company (LAL) Manager 585-346-6454 fax 5769 Sweeteners Blvd [email protected] Lakeville, NY 11714 Long Island Rail Road Mr. Glenn Greenberg, Assistant Company (LIRR) Chief Engineer-MW (718) 558-3152 MTA-Long Island Rail Road [email protected] Hillside Support Facility, 4th Floor Hollis, NY 11423 Lowville & Beaver River See Genesee Valley Railroad (LBR) Transportation Massena Terminal Railroad Mr. Chad Mowery, Trainmaster (315)769-8608 Company (MSTR) 15 Depot Street [email protected] Massena, NY 13662 Metro North Commuter Mr. John Kennard, Director of 212-340-3982 Railroad Company (MNCR) Capital Planning, [email protected] 345 Madison Ave, 3rd Floor New York, NY 10017 Middletown & New Jersey Mr. Bob Parker, 610 925 0131 ext 101 Railroad Company, Inc. (MNJ) 140 East Main Street [email protected] Middletown, NJ 10940 Mohawk, Adirondack & See: Genesee Valley Northern Railroad Transportation Corporation, Inc. (MHWA) National Railroad Passenger Mr. Drew Galloway, AVP-State 215-349-1373 [email protected] Corp. & Commuter Partnerships [Amtrak] (AMTK) 30th Street Station, Box 31 Philadelphia, PA 19104 New Jersey Transit Mr. Eli Charchar, Director Right (973)491-8086 Rail Operations (NJT) of Way & Facility Improvements One Penn Plaza East Newark, NJ 07105-2246 New York & Atlantic Railway Mr. Paul Victor (718) 928-2319 Co. (NYA) President [email protected] 68-01 Otto Rd. Glendale, NY 11385 New York & Lake Erie Mr. Robert Dingman (716) 532-5242 Railroad (NYLE) President (716) 532-9128 fax PO Box 309 [email protected] Gowanda, NY 14070 New York & Ogdensburg See: Vermont Rail System Railway (NYOR) New York City Mr. Frederick E Smith 646-252-3034 Transit Authority (NYCTA) Sr. VP Department of Capital Note: NYCTA is a heavy rail transit Program Management operation under jurisdiction of the FTA 2 Broadway, New York, NY and is not a railroad under jurisdiction 10004 of the FRA. New York Container Terminal Mr. Allan Hubler, Project 718-568-1749 (NYCT) Manager Fax 718-273-9121 300 Western Ave [email protected] Staten Island, NY 10303 New York Cross Harbor See: New York, New Jersey Note: NYNJ Rail is the successor to Railroad (NYCH) Rail, LLC NYCH. New York, New Jersey Rail, M. Donald Hutton, Director of 716-553-5674 LLC (NJNY) Government Affairs [email protected] 5266 Seneca Street Note: NYNJ Rail is owned by PANYNJ West Seneca, NY 14224 New York Susquehanna & Mr. Dick Hensel, VP of 607-547-2555 x264 Western Railway Corporation Engineering & Chief Engineer [email protected] (NYSW) 1 Railroad Ave Cooperstown, NY 13326 Norfolk Southern Railway Mr. Rick L. Crawford, Special 202-675-8221 (NS) Assistant – Public Projects [email protected] One Constitution Ave, NE Suite 300 Washington, DC 20002 Ogdensburg Bridge and Port Mr. Wade Davis, Executive 315-393-4080 x225 Authority (OPBA) Director FAX: (315)393-7068 1 Bridge Plaza [email protected] Ogdensburg, NY 13669 Ontario Central Railroad Mr. Steven Arnold, General (315) 781-1234 Corporation (ONCT) Manager Note: ONCT is owned and operated US Mail: PO Box 1099 by FGLK. Geneva, NY 14456 Physical Address: 68 Border City Road Geneva, NY 14456 Ontario Midland Railroad Corp Ms. Sandi Saracen, Vice 315-483-2152 (OMID) President & General Manager Fax: 48 Belden Avenue 315-483-6814 Sodus, NY 14551 [email protected] Owego & Harford Railway Mr. Steven May, President (607)687-6992 Company, Inc. (OHRY) 25 Delphine St. [email protected] Owego, NY 13827-1009 Pan Am Railways (ST) Mr. John Steininger, Asst. VP- 978-663-6961 Engineering Note: PAR is the parent of BM and ST. 1700 Iron Horse Park North Billerica, MA 01862 Pan Am Southern (PAS) Roger Bergeron, VP-Special 978-663-6918 Projects [email protected] 1700 Iron Horse Park Note: PAS is jointly owned by NS and PAR. North Billerica, MA 01862 Rochester and Southern See Genesee & Wyoming, Inc. Railroad, Inc (RSR) SMS Rail Lines of New York, John McCreavy LLC (SNY) Sales/Business Development 610-260-6877 PO Box 711 [email protected] 510 Heron Drive, Suite 106 Bridgeport, NJ 08014 Somerset Railroad Corp. Mr. Gary Edwards, Vice (716)795-9501 (SOM) President Operations EXT. 5029 7725 Lake Rd. [email protected] Barker, NY 14012 South Brooklyn Railwy Mr. Thomas F. Prendergast, 646-252-5800 Company (SBK) President [email protected] 2 Broadway, 30th Floor Note: The Metropolitan Transportation New York, NY 10004 Authority is the parent of SBK and uses it to connect NYCTA to the national rail network. South Buffalo Railway. Co. See Genesee & Wyoming (SB) Industries Springfield Terminal See Pan Am Railways Rwy. Co. Staten Island Rapid Transit Mr. Thomas F. Prendergast, 646-252-5800 Operating Authority (SIRTA) President [email protected] 2 Broadway, 30th Floor Note: SIRTA is a heavy rail transit New York, NY 10004 operation under jurisdiction of the FTA and is not a railroad under jurisdiction of the FRA. US Rail New York, LLC 419-720-7588 Mr. Dale R. Pape, Manager, (USRP) [email protected] Commercial Relations & Strategic Planning Note: USRP will be the rail operator at 7846 Central Ave the new Calverton facility in Suffolk Toledo, OH 43617 County when it is placed in service in 2011. Vermont Railway (VTR) See Vermont Rail System Vermont Rail System (VRS) 802-658-2550 Ms. Mary Anne Michaels, Controller [email protected] 1 Railway Lane Note: VRS is the parent of CLP, Burlington, VT 05401 NYOG and VTR. Wellsboro & Corning Railroad 610-458-0600 Mr. Seth Gentile, Government Company (WCOR) [email protected] Affairs & Special Projects 256 Eagleview Blvd, PMB 261 Exton, PA 19341 Western New York & 716-372-8140 Mr. Carl Belke, President & Pennsylvania Railroad [email protected] Chief Operating Officer, (WNYP) Note: BH and WNYP are affiliates of 3146 Constitution Ave LAL.
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