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APPENDIX a Distribution List APPENDIX A Distribution List APPENDIX A – DISTRIBUTION LIST Federal Government Agencies Advisory Council on Historic Preservation Office of Federal Programs Charlene D. Vaughn, Assistant Director for Federal Program Development Army Corps of Engineers Huntington District, WV Adam Fannin, Regulatory Project Manager Mike Hatten, Regulatory Branch Chief Ginger Mullins, Chief Pittsburgh District, PA Michael Fodse Nancy Mullen, Regulatory Branch Chief Planning and Policy Division John Furry, Senior Policy Advisor Council on Environmental Quality Ellen Athas, Senior Counsel Horst Greczmiel, Associate Director for NEPA Oversight Department of Agriculture Conservation and Environmental Program Division Nell Fuller, National Environmental Compliance Manager National Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) Andree DuVarney, National Environmental Coordinator Forest Service-Ecosystem Management Coordination Joe Carbone, Assistant Director, NEPA Department of Commerce National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, National Marine Fisheries Service Steve Kokkinakis, NEPA Policy and Compliance Steve Leathery, National NEPA Coordinator Department of Energy Division of Natural Gas Regulatory Activities John Anderson, Director Office of Environmental Management Mark Whitney, Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary Office of NEPA Policy and Compliance Carol M. Borgstrom, Director of Office and General Counsel Department of Homeland Security U.S. Customs and Border Protection Christopher Oh, Branch Chief Department of Interior Bureau of Indian Affairs Marv Keller, Chief, Division of Environmental and Cultural Resources Management Bureau of Land Management A-1 APPENDIX A – DISTRIBUTION LIST Kerry Rogers, Senior NEPA Specialist Bureau of Ocean Energy Management James F. Bennett, Chief, Division of Environmental Assessment Bureau of Safety and Environmental Charles B. Barbee, Chief Environmental Enforcement Division Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) Pat Carter, National Coordinator Ohio Ecological Services Field Office Angela Boyer, Endangered Species Coordinator Mary Knapp, Field Supervisor Pennsylvania Field Office Robert Anderson, Fish and Wildlife Biologist West Virginia Field Office Tiernan Lennon, Fish and Wildlife Biologist John Schmidt, Project Leader Northeast Region (5) Martin Miller, Regulatory Branch Chief Geological Survey (USGS) Environmental Management Branch Esther Eng, Chief National Parks Service Patrick Walsh, Chief Environmental Planning and Compliance Branch Mark Weaver, Superintendent Rivers, Trails, and Conservation Assistance Program, OH Andrea Irland Rory Robinson Office of Environmental Policy and Compliance, DC Department of Health and Human Services Sharunda Buchanan, Director, Division of Emergency and Environmental Health Services Edward Pfister, Environmental Program Manager Department of Housing and Urban Development Office of Environment and Energy Danielle Schopp, Community Planner Department of Justice Environment and Natural Resources Division Beverly Li, NEPA Coordinator Department of State Bureau of Oceans and International Environmental and Scientific Affairs Alexander Yuan, Foreign Affairs Officer Department of Transportation Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration Magdy El-Sibaie, Associated Administrator for Hazardous Materials Safety Sherri Pappas, Senior Assistant Chief Council A-2 APPENDIX A – DISTRIBUTION LIST Jeffrey Wiese, Associate Administrator for Pipeline Safety Office of Pipeline Safety Bryn Karaus, Senior Attorney Kenneth Y. Lee, Director, Engineering and Research Division Karen Lynch, National CATS Coordinator Office of Assistant Secretary for Transportation Policy Camille Mittelholtz, Environmental Policy Team Coordinator Helen Serassio, Senior Environmental Attorney Advisor Surface Transportation Board Section of Environmental Analysis Victoria Rutson, Chief Environmental Protection Agency Office of Enforcement and Compliance Assurance Cynthia Giles, Assistant Administrator Office of Federal Activities Susan E. Bromm, Director Cliff Rader, Director of NEPA Compliance Division Region 3, NY Jerome Blackman, Natural Gas STAR Thomas G.S. UyBarreta, Environmental Protection Specialist, EAID Region 5, IL Virginia Laszewski, NEPA Implementation Section Federal Senators and Representatives U.S. House of Representatives Congressman, Evan Jenkins, WV U.S. House of Representatives Congressman, Bill Johnson, OH U.S. House of Representatives Congressman, David B. McKinley, WV U.S. House of Representatives Congressman, Alex Mooney, WV U.S. House of Representatives Congressman, Tim Murphy, PA U.S. House of Representatives Congressman, Steve Stivers, OH U.S. House of Representatives Congressman, Pat Tiberi, OH Senator, Sherrod Brown, OH Senator, Shelly Moore Capito, WV Senator, Joe Manchin, WV Senator, Rob Portman, OH Senator, Robert Casey Jr., PA Senator, Patrick Toomey, PA Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee, Lisa Murkowski A-3 APPENDIX A – DISTRIBUTION LIST State Senators and Delegates Jobs OH David Mustine, Senior Managing Director Chief of Staff Beth Hansen, OH State of Kentucky Senate President Jeffrey V. Kessler Department of Fish and Wildlife Services President Pro-Tempore Larry J. Edgell, WV Karen Waldrop, Wildlife Director State Representative Jack Cera, OH Division of Forestry State Representative Jim Christiana, PA Diana Olszowy State Representative Bill Hays, OH Heritage Council State Representative Brian Hill, OH Kary Stakelbeck, Program State Representative Ron Hood, OH Administrator State Representative Debbie Phillips, OH Craig A. Potts, Executive Director State Representative Tim Schaffer, OH State Nature Preserves Commission State Representative Ryan Smith, OH Sara Hines, Data Manager State Representative Pam Snyder, PA USFWS Kentucky Ecological Services State Representative Andy Thompson, OH Lee Andrews, Field Supervisor State Senator Troy Balderson, OH Oak Hill Chamber of Commerce, OH State Senator Camera Bartolotta, PA Kurtis Strickland State Senator H. Truman Chafin, WV State of Ohio State Senator Bill Cole, WV Governor State Senator Rocky Fitzsimmons, WV John Kasich, Governor State Senator Lou Gentile, OH Department of Natural Resources State Senator Jay Hottinger, OH Brian Mitch, Compliance Coordinator State Senator Art Kirkendoll, WV Fred Shimp, Assistant Director State Senator Bob Peterson, OH Jim Zehringer, Director State Senator Ron Stollings, WV John Navarro, Division of Wildlife State Senator Jack Yost, WV Nathan Reardon, Compliance Delegate David A. Evans, WV Coordinator, Division of Wildlife Delegate Michael T. Ferro, WV John Kessler, Office of Real Estate Delegate Tim Kinsey, WV Tara Paciorek, Office of Real Estate Delegate Don Perude, WV Jeff Johnson, State Parks Division Delegate Doug Reynolds, WV Department of Transportation Delegate Dale Stephens, WV Aaron Wolfe, Director Steve T. Williams, District Deputy State Government Agencies Director Environmental Protection Agency Appalachian Partnership for Economic Growth, Craig Butler, Director OH Holly Tucker, Environmental Manager Katy Farber, Project Manager Karl Gebhardt, Deputy Director for Marty Walsh, Vice-President Water Resources Hocking County Community Improve District, Mike Hopkins, Assistant Chief of OH Permitting Air Joy Davis, Executive Director A-4 APPENDIX A – DISTRIBUTION LIST Nick Hammer, Environmental Specialist Andrew Zemba, IWO Director II Dana Drake, Environmental Engineer Rachel Taulbee, Wetland Permitting Manager, Clean Water Unit Supervisor Chris Kriley, Environmental Program Tiffani Kavalec, Assistant Chief Manager, Clean Water Harry Kallipolitis, Central District Don Leone, Environmental Engineer Stormwater Coordinator Manager, Clean Water Jeff Bohne, Central District Water Alan Eichler, Environmental Program Quality Supervisor Manager, Safe Drinking Water Paul Vandermeer, Central District Bharati Vajjhala, Environmental Stormwater Coordinator Engineer Manager, Safe Drinking Carol Siegley Water Scott Foster, Southeast District Rita Coleman, Environmental Program Stormwater Coordinator Manager, Waterways and Wetlands Aaron Wolfe, Southeast District Greg Holesh, Civil Engineer Manager, Stormwater Coordinator Hydraulic, Waterways and Wetlands Historic Preservation Office Department of Transportation David M. Snyder, Archaeology Reviews Leslie Richards, Secretary Manager Richard Marker, Highway Occupancy Mark Epstein, Department Head Permits Manager Natural Resources Conservation Service Farm Service Agency, PA Danielle Balduff Michal Kunsman, County Executive Terry J. Crosby Director State of Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC) Governor Doug Fischer, Ichthyologist Tom Wolf, Governor Heather Smiles, Director of Natural Gas Department of Agriculture Section Bureau of Farmland Preservation Game Commission Doug Wolfgang, Bureau Director Mike DiMatteo, Division of Department of Conservation and Natural Environmental Planning and Habitat Resources Protection Chief Cindy Adams Dunn, Secretary Historical and Museum Commission Bureau Emilee Boyer, Ecological Information for Historic Preservation Specialist Serena Bellew, Bureau Director, Deputy Su Ann Shupp, Ecological Information State Historic Preservation Officer Specialist Douglass McLearen, Archaeology and Greg Podniesinski, Director of PA Protection Division Chief Natural Heritage Program State of West Virginia Rebecca Bowen, Bureau of Forestry Governor Chief, Ecological Services Section Earl Ray Tomblin, Governor Department of Environmental Protection Commerce Department John Quigley, Secretary Keith Burdette, Director
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