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Appendices A APPENDIX A Distribution List This page intentionally left blank Federal Agencies Advisory Council on Historic Preservation John M. Fowler, Executive Director Office of Federal Agency Programs Charlene D Vaughn, Assistant Director for Federal Program Development Federal Aviation Administration Eastern Regional Office Katie Venticinque, Specialist The White House, Council on Environmental Quality Edward Boling, Associate Director for NEPA Oversight Manisha Patel, Deputy General Counsel U.S. Department of Agriculture Farm Service Agency, Conservation and Environmental Program Division Nell Fuller, National Environmental Compliance Manager Natural Resources Conservation Service Andree DuVarney, National Environmental Coordinator Denise Coleman, State Conservationist U.S. Forest Service Peter Gaulke Tim Abing Eastern Divide Ranger District Ecosystem Management Coordination Joe Carbone, Assistant Director, NEPA George Washington and Jefferson National Forests Jennifer P. Adams, Special Project Coordinator JoBeth Brown, Public Affairs Officer Joby Timm, Forest Supervisor Tom Speaks, Forest Supervisor, Region 8 Monongahela National Forest Jacob D’Angelo Southern District Tony Cook, Regional Forest Supervisor U.S. Department of Commerce National Oceanic and Oceanic Administration National Marine Fisheries Service NEPA Coordinator U.S. Department of Defense Colonel Leon F. Parrott Burnsville Dam Recreation Area Huntington District Audrey Richter, Regulatory Division Energy Resource Branch Christopher Carson Kenneth R. Bumgardner, Chief, Real Estate Division A-1 Appendix A Lawrence Bernath Michael Hatten Norfolk District Jennifer S. Frye, Chief, Western Virginia Regulatory Section Todd Miller Tom Walker, Chief, Regulatory Branch Pittsburgh District Joshua Shaffer, Senior Regulatory Specialist Regulatory/Permits Planning and Policy Division John Furry, Senior Policy Advisor South Atlantic Division U.S. 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 Brian Costner, Acting Director U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Edward Pfister, Environmental Program Manager Center for Disease Control, National Center for Environmental Health Division of Emergency and Environmental Health Services Sharunda Buchanan, Director U.S. Department of Homeland Security Customs and Border Protection Christopher Oh, Branch Chief Federal Emergency Management Agency Region III Sarah E. Wolfe, Floodplain Management and Insurance Mitigation Division U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Office of Environment and Energy Danielle Schopp, Community Planner U.S. Department of Justice Environment and Natural Resources Division NEPA Coordinator U.S. Department of State Bureau of Indian Affairs Pamela Snyder-Osmun, EMS / EMAP Program Manager Terry L McClung, NEPA Coordinator Eastern Regional Office Franklin Keel, Regional Director Harold Peterson Johnna Blackhair, Deputy Regional Director Tammie Poitra, Acting Regional Director Appendix A A-2 Bureau of Oceans & International Environmental & Scientific Affairs Alexander Yuan, Foreign Affairs Officer U.S. Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management Carol Grundman Kerry Rogers, Senior NEPA Specialist Miriam Liberatore, Planning and Environmental Coordinator Neil Kornze, Director Eastern States District Office Frankie Morgan, Acting Supervisory Land Law Examiner, Division of Geosptial Services Southeastern States District Office Victoria Craft Bureau of Ocean Energy Management Dr. Jill Lewandowski, Chief, Division of Environmental Assessment Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement David Fish, Chief, Environmental Compliance Division National Park Service Appalachian National Scenic Trail Wendy Janssen, Superintendent Environmental Planning and Compliance Branch Patrick Walsh, Chief Jefferson National Forest New River Gorge National River Jesse M. Purvis Northeast Region Mary Krueger, Energy Specialist Southeast Region Herbert Young Office of Environmental Policy and Compliance Lindy Nelson, Regional Environmental Officer U.S. Department of Transportation Office of Assistant Secretary for Transportation Policy Camille Mittelholtz, Environmental Policy Team Coordinator Helen Serassio, Senior Environmental Attorney Advisor Office of Safety Energy and Environment Barbara McCann, Director Office of Pipeline Safety Karen Lynch, National CATS Coordinator Kenneth Y Lee, Director, Engineering and Research Division Pipeline and Hazardous Materials and Safety Adminstration Alex Dankanich, Eastern Region CATS Manager Karen Gentile, CATS Manager - PHMSA Jeffrey Wiese, Associate Administrator for Pipeline Safety Magdy El-Sibaie, Associate Administrator for Hazardous Materials Safety A-3 Appendix A Sherri Pappas, Senior Assistant Chief Counsel Surface Transportation Board Victoria Rutson, Chief, Section of Environmental Analysis U.S. Environmental Protection Agency NEPA Compliance Division Karin Leff, Director Office of Enforcement and Compliance Assurance Cynthia Giles, Assistant Administrator Jerome Blackman, Natural Gas STAR Office of Federal Activities Susan E Bromm, Director Region 3 Alaina McCurdy, MVP Jeffrey D. Lapp, Associate Director Shawn Garvin, Regional Administrator Tom UyBarreta, Environmental Protection Specialist, EAID Air Protection Division Diana Esher Environmental Assessment Division Aaron Blair, Physical Scientist - Environmental Assessment Division Water Protection Division Jon M. Capacasa U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Pennsylvania Field Office Lora Zimmerman, Project Leader Southwest Virginia Field Office Karen Mayne Roberta Hylton Shane Hanlon Troy Andersen West Virginia Field Office John Schmidt U.S. Geological Survey Environmental Management Branch Esther Eng, Chief Environmental Assessment Reviews J. Michael Norris, Coordinator Federal Representatives and Senators U.S House of Representatives Congressman Bill Shuster, PA 9th District Congressman Bob Goodlatte Congressman David McKinley, WV 1st District Appendix A A-4 Congressman Keith Rothfus, PA 12th District Congressman Morgan Griffith, VA 9th District Congressman Robert Hurt, VA 5th District Congressman Tim Murphy, PA 18th District U.S. Senate Chairman Lisa Murkowski, Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee Senator Bill Nelson Senator Bob Casey, Jr. Senator Evan McWalters Senator Mark Warner Senator Patrick Toomey Senator Shelley Moore Capito Senator Tim Kaine State Representatives and Senators Pennsylvania Pennsylvania House of Representatives Representative Pam Snyder Representative Rick Saccone Pennsylvania State Senate Senator Camera Bartolotta Senator James R. Brewster Virginia Commonwealth of Virginia House of Delagates Delegate Betsy B. Carr Delegate Lamont Bagby Delegate Charles D. Poindexter Delegate Leslie R. Adams Delegate Daniel W. Marshall, III Delegate Nick C. Rush Delegate G. Magnoli Loupassi Delegate Richmond Paul Krizek Delegate Gregory D. Habeeb Delegate Richmond Tony Wilt Delegate Joseph R. Yost Delegate Sam Rasoul, 11th District A-5 Appendix A Senate of Virginia Senator A. Benton Chafin, Jr. Senator Ralph K. Smith Senator Emmet W. Hanger, Jr. Senator William M. Stanley, Jr. Senator John S. Edwards State Senator Frank M. Ruff, Jr., 15th Senator Mark D. Obenshain District West Virginia West Virginia House of Delegates Delegate Adam Young Delegate Margaret Smith Delegate Brent Boggs Delegate Margaret Staggers Delegate Dana Lynch Delegate Ray Canterbury Delegate Danny Hamrick Delegate Richard Iaquinta Delegate Dave Perry Delegate Ron Fragale Delegate Dave Pethtel Delegate Roy Cooper Delegate John Pino Delegate Tim Miley West Virginia Senate Senator Clark Barnes Senator Larry Edgell Senator Doug Facemire Senator Ron Miller Senator Gregg Tucker Senator Sam Cann Senator Jeffrey Kessler Senator William Laird Senator Kent Leonardt Native American Tribes Absentee Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma Edwina Butler-Wolfe, Governor Joseph Blanchard, Tribal Historic Preservation Office Catawba Indian Nation Bill Harris, Chief Darin Steen, Environmental Services Director Evie Stewart, Tribal Administrator Cayuga Nation of New York Clint Halftown, Representative Cheroenhaka (nottoway) Indian Tribe W.D. Brown, Chief Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma Bill John Baker, Principle Chief Chicahominy Tribe Stephen R. Adkins, Chief Appendix A A-6 Delaware Nation Cleanan Watkins, Acting President Clifford Peacock, President Darren Hill, Acting Director of Cultural Preservation Program Tamara Francis, Director, Cultural Resources Delaware Tribe of Indians Chester Brooks, Chief Dr. Brice Obermeyer, NAGPRA Representative Paula Pechonick, Chief Department of Anthropology Susan Bachor, Historic Preservation Representative Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians Holly Austin, Federal Cultural Resource Law Liaison Michael Hicks, Chief Yolanda Saunooke Qualla Boundary Reservation Russell Townsend, Tribe Historic Preservation Officer Eastern Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma Glenna Wallace, Chief Robin Dushane, Tribe Historic Preservation Officer Miami Tribe of Oklahoma Douglas Lankford, Chief George Strack, Tribe Historic Preservation Officer Monacan Indian Tribe Sharon Bryant, Tribal Chief Nansemond Indian Tribal Association Nottoway Indian Tribe Lynette Allston, Chief Oneida Indian Nation of Wisconsin Corina Williams, Tribe Historic Preservation Officer Ed Delgado, Chairman Raymond Halbritter, Nation Representative, CEO Onondaga Nation of New York Irving Powless, Chief Tony Gonyea, Faithkeeper
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