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Appendix E – Distribution List Northeast Corridor Light Rail Project – Draft EIS LYNX Blue Line Extension APPENDIX E – DISTRIBUTION LIST Appendix E – Distribution List E-1 Northeast Corridor Light Rail Project – Draft EIS LYNX Blue Line Extension This page intentionally left blank. E-2 Appendix E – Distribution List Northeast Corridor Light Rail Project – Draft EIS LYNX Blue Line Extension E.0 DISTRIBUTION LIST The following elected officials, agencies, organizations, groups and individuals have received a notice of availability and the locations that the Draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) is available for review and/or a copy of the Draft EIS in hard-copy or electronic-copy form, as noted below. The Draft EIS and supporting technical reports are also published on CATS’ webpage at www.ridetransit.org . E.1 Notification of Availability Elected and Appointed Officials U.S. Senator Richard Burr, North Carolina U.S. Senator Kay Hagan, North Carolina U.S. Congressman G.K. Butterfield, 1st District of North Carolina U.S. Congressman Howard Coble, 6th District of North Carolina U.S. Congressman Bob Etheridge, 2nd District of North Carolina U.S. Congresswoman Virginia Foxx, 5th District of North Carolina U.S. Congressman Walter B. Jones, 3rd District of North Carolina U.S. Congressman Larry Kissell, 8th District of North Carolina U.S. Congressman Patrick T. McHenry, 10th District of North Carolina U.S. Congressman Mike McIntyre, 7th District of North Carolina U.S. Congressman Brad Miller, 13th District of North Carolina U.S. Congresswoman Sue Myrick, 9th District of North Carolina U.S. Congressman David Price, 4th District of North Carolina U.S. Congressman Heath Shuler, 11th District of North Carolina U.S. Congressman Mel Watt, 12th District of North Carolina N.C. Governor Beverly E. Perdue N.C. Lieutenant Governor Walter H. Dalton N.C. Senate – Cabarrus County Senator Fletcher L. Hartsell, Jr., District 36 N.C. Senate – Mecklenburg County Senator Daniel G. Clodfelter, District 37 Senator Malcolm Graham, District 40 Senator Charlie Smith Dannelly, District 38 Senator Bob Rucho, District 39 Senator W. Edward Goodall, District 35 N.C. House of Representatives – Cabarrus County Representative Jeff Barnhart, District 82 Representative Linda P. Johnson, District 83 N.C. House of Representatives – Mecklenburg County Representative Martha B. Alexander, District 106 Representative Jim Gulley, District 103 Representative Kelly M. Alexander, Jr., District 107 Representative Ric Killian, District 105 Representative Becky Carney, District 102 Representative Nick Mackey, District 99 Representative Tricia Ann Cotham, District 100 Representative Ruth Samuelson, District 104 Representative Beverly M. Earle, District 101 Representative Thom Tillis, District 98 City of Concord – City Council City of Concord Mayor J. Scott Padgett, At-Large Mayor Pro Tem Hector H. Henry, II, District 6 Council Member Alfred M. Brown, Jr., District 4 Council Member David W. Phillips, District 1 Council Member W. Lamar Barrier, District 5 Council Member Jim Ramseur, District 2 Council Member Randy Grimes, District 7 Council Member Ella Mae Small, District 3 Appendix E – Distribution List E-3 Northeast Corridor Light Rail Project – Draft EIS LYNX Blue Line Extension Town of Harrisburg – Town Council Mayor Timothy Hagler, At-Large Council Member Jeffrey Redfern, At-Large Council Member Chad Baucom, At-Large Council Member Bob Scaggs, At-Large Mayor Pro-Tem Jeff Phillips, At-Large Council Member Steve Sciascia, At-Large Council Member Rhonda Poppen, At-Large Council Member Bill Williams, At-Large City of Kannapolis – City Council Mayor Robert S. Misenheimer, At-Large Council Member M. Darrell Hinnant At-Large Council Member Randy E. Cauthen, At-Large Council Member Tom Kincaid, At-Large Council Member Kenneth B. Geathers, At-Large Mayor Pro-Tem R. Gene McCombs At-Large Council Member Roger Haas, At-Large Cabarrus County – Board of County Commissioners Chairman H. Jay White Sr. Vice Chairman Elizabeth Poole, At-Large Commissioner Robert W. Carruth Commissioner Grace M. Mynatt Commissioner Coy C. Privette North Carolina Secretary of Transportation Eugene Conti University of North Carolina – Board of Governors, Chair, Hannah Gage University of North Carolina at Charlotte – Board of Trustees, Chair, Ruth Shaw Interested and Affected Parties State/Regional/Local Organizations American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of North Carolina American Society of Civil Engineering, North Carolina Section – Southern Branch Asian–American Chamber of Commerce Cabarrus County Convention and Visitors Bureau Cabarrus Economic Development Corporation Cabarrus Regional Chamber of Commerce Charlotte Area Bicycle Alliance Charlotte Chamber of Commerce Centralina Development Corporation Central Piedmont Community College Student Government Association Charlotte-Mecklenburg Black Chamber of Commerce Charlotte-Mecklenburg Housing Partnership Charlotte Regional Visitors Authority Charlotte Regional History Consortium Charlotte Regional Partnership Common Sense Foundation Conservation Trust of North Carolina Disability Rights and Resources Latin American Chamber of Commerce Latin American Coalition League of Women Voters of Charlotte-Mecklenburg Metrolina Association for the Blind North Carolina Association of Zoning Officials North Carolina American Planning Association Professional Construction Estimators Association – Charlotte Chapter Sierra Club, North Carolina Chapter – Central Piedmont Group Urban Land Institute (ULI) – Charlotte District Council Organizations, Groups and Associations within the project corridor limits who are listed on the Charlotte- Mecklenburg Planning Department “Neighborhood Organization Contact List” E-4 Appendix E – Distribution List Northeast Corridor Light Rail Project – Draft EIS LYNX Blue Line Extension Organization, Groups and Associations within the project corridor limits who have previously requested a presentation Property owners with potential acquisitions or displacements Property owners with potential noise and/or vibration impacts Property Owners within 1/4-mile of the proposed alignment and within 1/2-mile of proposed transit stations Persons with mailing addresses in the CATS LYNX BLE Database Persons in the CATS Corridor Database (e-mail notification) Persons in the CATS Notify Me Database e-mail notification) E.2 Notification of Availability and Electronic or Hard Copy of the Full DEIS Elected and Appointed Officials City of Charlotte – City Council Mayor Anthony Foxx Council Member Andy Dulin, District 6 Mayor Pro Tem Patrick Cannon Council Member David Howard, At-Large Council Member Michael Barnes, District 4 Council Member Patsy Kinsey, District 1 Council Member Jason Burgess, At-Large Council Member James Mitchell, Jr., District 2 Council Member Nancy Carter, District 5 Council Member Edwin Peacock, At-Large Council Member Warren Cooksey, District 7 Council Member Warren Turner, District 3 Mecklenburg County – Board of County Commissioners Chairman Jennifer Roberts, At-Large Vice-Chairman Harold Cogdell, Jr., At-Large Commissioner Dan Murrey, At-Large Commissioner Karen Bentley, District 1 Commissioner George Dunlap, District 3 Commissioner Dumont Clarke, District 4 Commissioner Bill James, District 6 Commissioner Neil Cooksey, District 5 Commissioner Vilma Leake, District 2 Metropolitan Transit Commission Charlotte Mayor Anthony Foxx Charlotte City Manager Curt Walton Mecklenburg County Chairman Jennifer Roberts Mecklenburg County Manager Harry Jones Cornelius Mayor Jeff Tarte Cornelius Town Manager Anthony Roberts Davidson Mayor John M. Woods Davidson Town Administrator Leamon Brice Huntersville Mayor Jill Swain Huntersville Town Manager Greg Ferguson Matthews Mayor James Taylor Matthews Ralph Messera (Designee) Mint Hill Mayor Ted H. Biggers Mint Hill Town Manager Brian Welch Pineville Mayor George Fowler Pineville Town Administrator Mike Rose N.C. Board of Transportation - John Collett Concord Mayor Scott Padgett Gastonia Mayor Jennifer T. Stultz Monroe Mayor Bobby Kilgore Monroe City Manager Wayne Herron Mooresville Mayor Chris Montgomery Mooresville Asst. Town Manager Erskine Smith S.C. Department of Transportation– Sarah B. Nuckles Rock Hill Mayor A. Douglas Echols, Jr. Citizens Transit Advisory Group (CTAG) Tom Cox Craig Lewis Henry Antshel Todd Steiss Mary Barker George Sottilo Bob Bischoff Samuel Spencer Jonathan Goldberg Robert Zuckerman Appendix E – Distribution List E-5 Northeast Corridor Light Rail Project – Draft EIS LYNX Blue Line Extension Transit Services Advisory Committee (TSAC) Terry Lansdell Walter Horstman Rick Sanderson Scott Jernigan Donald Carnahan Charles Jolla Rob Cornwell P. Wilson McCrory D. Evans Kevin Spitzmiller Jenifer Falls Anthony Wesley Public Agencies Federal Agencies Advisory Council on Historic Preservation Federal Highway Administration Federal Railroad Administration U.S. Army Corps of Engineers U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development U.S. Department of Interior U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service National Park Service U.S. Environmental Protection Agency State Agencies N.C. Department of Administration, State Environmental Review Clearinghouse N.C. Department of Cultural Resources, State Historic Preservation Office N.C. Department of Environment and Natural Resources N.C. Department of Crime and Public Safety – Emergency Management N.C. Department of Transportation NC Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, Plant Conservation Program NC Department of Transportation – Division 10 NC Department of Transportation –
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