Draft Environmental Impact Statement for the Rosemont Copper Project 754 Chapter 4
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Chapter 4. Agencies Consulted Introduction This chapter lists the tribes, organizations, and federal, state, and local government agencies consulted during the development of this draft environmental impact statement. Cooperating agencies,1 those with jurisdiction by law or specialized experience, are also identified. Tribal Consultations Ak-Chin Indian Community Fort Sill Apache Tribe Gila River Indian Community Hopi Tribe Mescalero Apache Tribe Pascua Yaqui Tribe Pueblo of Zuni Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community San Carlos Apache Tribe Tohono O’odham Nation White Mountain Apache Tribe Yavapai-Apache Nation Government Federal Bureau of Land Management* Chiricahua National Monument National Park Service, Saguaro National Park* Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory – Fred Lawrence Whipple Observatory* Tumacacori National Historical Park U.S. Army Corps of Engineers* U.S. Bureau of Reclamation U.S. Department of the Air Force Davis- Monthan Air Force Base 162nd Fighter Airwing* U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Region 9 U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Ecological Services Field Office U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Southwest U.S. House of Representatives Regional Office U.S. Senate 1 Formal cooperating agencies are denoted by an asterisk (*) following the agency name. Draft Environmental Impact Statement for the Rosemont Copper Project 754 Chapter 4. Agencies Consulted State Arizona Department of Agriculture Arizona Department of Environmental Quality* Arizona Department of Mines and Mineral Arizona Department of Transportation* Resources* Arizona Department of Water Resources* Arizona Game and Fish Department* Arizona Geological Survey* Arizona State Historic Preservation Office Arizona State House Arizona State Land Department* Arizona State Mine Inspector* Arizona State Parks* Arizona State Senate State of Arizona State of Arizona, Office of the Attorney General County Cochise County Board of Supervisors Pima County Board of Supervisors Pima County* Santa Cruz County Board of Supervisors Local City of Nogales City of Sierra Vista City of Tucson* Greater Sierra Vista Area Chamber of Commerce Green Valley/Sahuarita Chamber of Commerce Mammoth Post Office Nogales/Santa Cruz County Chamber of Town of Patagonia Commerce Town of Sahuarita* Tucson Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce Organizations American Museum of National History Arizona Trail Association Attorney at Law Borderlands Jaguar Detection Project Cactus Huggers Center for Biological Diversity Cienega Watershed Partnership Committee for Responsible Growth Committee to Save the West Desert Preserve Conservation Committee Draft Environmental Impact Statement for the Rosemont Copper Project 755 Chapter 4. Agencies Consulted Darling Environmental and Surveying Defenders of Wildlife Defenders of Wildlife, Southwest Office Desert Gold Diggers Desert Gold Diggers, Inc. E Lazy H Ranch Partnership Earthworks Environmental Planning Group Families Against Cancer and Toxics Four Mile Ranch, Lackner and Son Ltd. Friends and Defenders of Madera Canyon Friends of the Santa Cruz River Friends of the Tumacacori Highlands Gold Prospectors Association of America High Haven Ranch Huachuca Prospectors Association International Dark Sky Association J Giordano Securities Group M3 Engineering and Technology Corporation Maricopa Audubon Society Math Department, University of Arizona Morey 2A10 Mountain Empire Action Alliance National Wild Turkey Federation Northwest Mining Association Patagonia Area Business Association People for the West/Tucson, Inc. Pima Trails Association Project Resource Group Rincon Institute Roadrunners Prospectors Club Ryley, Carlock and Applewhite Save the Scenic Santa Ritas Saver Heart Center, University of Arizona School of Natural Resources, University of Scn. for the Preservation of Mt. Graham Arizona Sierra Club Sierra Club, Grand Canyon Chapter Singing Valley North Owners Association Sky Island Alliance Sonoita Crossroads Community Forum Sonoran Desert Mountain Bicyclists Southern Arizona Hang Glider Association Southwestern Minerals Exploration Association SWCA Environmental Consultants Tucson Audubon Society Tucson Electric Power WestLand Resources, Inc. WildEarth Guardians 756 Draft Environmental Impact Statement for the Rosemont Copper Project Chapter 4. Agencies Consulted List of Agencies, Organizations, and Persons Who Were Sent Copies of the Draft Environmental Impact Statement Adamson, Bill and Marylee Ahern, Richard Allen, Steven L Ambrose, Jim Ames, Michael Anderson, Bob Anderson, Bruce Anderson, Joyce Anderson, Molly Apperson, Louvenious Archer, Merry Arizona Attorney General’s Office, Public Advocacy Section Arizona Game and Fish Department, Region V Arizona Department of Environmental Quality* Arizona Department of Mines and Mineral Arizona Department of Transportation* Resources* Arizona Department of Water Resources* Arizona Game and Fish Department* Arizona Geological Survey* Arizona State Land Department* Arizona State Mine Inspector* Arizona State Parks* Arnoldi, Stephen Arzoumanian, Linda Lee Aulds, Michael B. Axton, Cecelia B, Mardelle Bachmann, William and Bernadette Bahr, Sandy Bahti, Kurt Baker, Beryl Baker, Marjie Barath, Chris Barber, Ron Barchas, Sarah Barnes, I.G. Barnhill, Bob Barratt, Sabina and Kenneth Barth, Keith Barthelson, Roger Basye, Dick Bates, Avery Bauer, Kathi and David Baxter, Robin Beauto, Andrew Beck, Kim and Brian Bee, Grace Behling, Blanch Draft Environmental Impact Statement for the Rosemont Copper Project 757 Chapter 4. Agencies Consulted Behrendt, Ed Beltran, Veronica Bengtson, Pete Berkowitz, Alma Berstein, Gail Bertelsen, David Beschwinder, Barbara Bidegain, Alma and Peter Binnie, Alan Blanchard, Barbara L. Bogg, Jean and Chris Bolesta, Murray Bowdon, Brent Bowman, Tamara Braswell, Brenda Bremer, A. Nelson and Kathryn Bricher, Joe and Judi Briggs, David F. Brock, Susan and Steve Brown, Jovana Brydon, Bruce and Judy Bunting, Alison Bunting, Alison and Wade Bureau of Land Management* Bureau of Land Management, Byron, Don and Ann San Pedro National Riparian Conservation Area Cain, Barbara Calabro, Ingeborg and Richard Calderwood, Jeanette Caldwell, Mary Calvin, G. Thomas, Jr. Campbell, Carole Candee, Mark Carey, Lynn Catalfamo, Joyce Catino, Chuck Chambers, Bonnie and Wess Chayes, Sydney Cheatham, Leigh Christian, Karen City of Sierra Vista City of Tucson* Claflin, Mike Clark, June and Thom Clark, Matt Classen, Carolyn Cleary, Emmet Cody, T. Stephen Coin, Kathy Coin, Louis Connor, James Cook, Bob 758 Draft Environmental Impact Statement for the Rosemont Copper Project Chapter 4. Agencies Consulted Cook, Charlotte Cordova, Lupe Core, James Cornell, Jon and Tina Correa, Paul Corwin, Ray and Alice Cotton, Mindy and Philip Cox, Dale Curto, Andrea D’Angelo, Fred Dagucon, Sheila Dahl, Kevin Daiss, Dorene Darling, Mary Darling, Richard Daugherty, Dennis and Marla Daugherty, Jerry and Patti Davidson, Millard Davis, Peter Davis, Virgil De Vries, Maggie deCourcy, A. Delligatti, Paul Deutsch, Hank DeVries, Dan, Dexter and Maggie Dewey, Patricia Diaz, Alfredo Diehl, Mike Don’t Waste Arizona, Inc. Dostillo, Fran Dover, Deborah Downing, Claire Downing, Douglas J. Draper, Frank Drodati, Concetta Dye, Cheryl and Howard Ebert, C. M. and Joanne Eifrig, Gail Ellison, Mirisy Emrick, Roy Environmental Planning Group Epsen, Frances Ervin, Kate Eyde, Ted Farmers Investment Co. Farr, Morris Featherstone, Roger Fischer, Dennis Fisher, Joel Fleming, Kelly Fleshman, J. K. Fletcher, Stacy and Craig Franswag, Laurie Fraw, David E., Peg, Margaret and Matt Draft Environmental Impact Statement for the Rosemont Copper Project 759 Chapter 4. Agencies Consulted Frazier, Carol Freeman, Nancey Friberg, Lee Gallegos, Margaret Gant, Lonny Garcia, Frances Garcia, Ramon Gay, Gary and Rita Gay, John Gentile, Jim and Jerilyn Gilbert, Miriam Gill, Sorri and Jerry Gillespie-Williams, Joan Gonzales, Fernando Graffagnino, Frank and Mary Ann Graham, Fergus Granillo, Jean Gray, Patricia Green, Paul Greenleaf, Sally Grimes, Thelma Grochonski, Renee and Greg Gutman, S. H, James Haber, Brad Hadley, John Hall, Ned Hamel, Kenneth, Karl and Sylvia Hann, Ernest, Jr. Hanna, Diane and Neal Hannaman, Melanie Hannaman, Rick Hannon, Janice M. Hanson, Linda and Tom Hare, Trevor Harris, Robert and Sue Hartigan, Zay Hartman, Gayle Havill, Juanita Hayes, Melinda Hayes, William Heckman, Stephanie Heinrichs, Walter E. Henry, Roger B. and Jill Herdliska, Charlotte Herdliska, Robert Herrin, John Hicks, Amy Hinchliffe, Lawrence E. and JoAnn Hirsch, Linda and Clifford Holcombe, John Holly, Barbara and Ethan Holmes, Diana Hooper, Keith 760 Draft Environmental Impact Statement for the Rosemont Copper Project Chapter 4. Agencies Consulted Hopper, Andrea Horsemann, Rob and Jeanne Hosea, Hmarilyn Howe, Judy Huachuca Prospectors Association Hughes, James Humphrey, Bob Humphrey, Richard Hyland, Robert Iness, Judith Isenberg, Bonnie and Jack Jacobs, Sky Jacobson, Mike Jacome, Clarence Janka, Leonard Jansen, William Jewell, Lorretta Joggerst, Phil and Jamie Johnson, Carolyn Johnson, Jan Johnson, Thomas Jones, Carl D. Jonsson, Julie Jordan, Paul and Suzanne Kabala, Leonora Kamp, Dick Kane, Cathryn Kanner, Barry F. Karl, Evelyn A. and Walter J. Karsch, Al and Bed Kassebaum, Giff and Jim Kathy, Arnold Katzel, Brian and Celia Kennedy, Linda Kentuor, Charlie Kidwell, Mary Kleber, Keith Knawa, David and Suellie Kolba, Kim Kolbe, Beth Konrath, Lucia Konrath, Treye Korte, Gerald Koutz, Fir. Koutz, Ray Kozma, John M. Kramer, Leslie F Kramp, James Kryza, Darlene Kuhn, Fred P. La Schiava,