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Northpark Drive Ovepass Project Northpark Drive Overpass Project Public Meeting SALUTATION FIRST NAME LAST NAME TITLE ORGANIZATION EMAIL ADDRESS MAILING ADDRESS Mayor Sylvester Turner Mayor City of Houston [email protected] P.O. Box 1562, Houston, TX 77251 Council Member Dave Martin Council Member - District E/Mayor Pro Tem City of Houston [email protected] 900 Bagby, First Floor, Houston, TX 77002 Council Member Mike Knox Council Member - At-Large Position 1 City of Houston [email protected] 900 Bagby, First Floor, Houston, TX 77002 Council Member David W. Robinson Council Member - At-Large Position 2 City of Houston [email protected] 900 Bagby, First Floor, Houston, TX 77002 Council Member Michael Kubosh Council Member - At-Large Position 3 City of Houston [email protected] 900 Bagby, First Floor, Houston, TX 77002 Council Member Letitia Plummer Council Member - At-Large Position 4 City of Houston [email protected] 900 Bagby, First Floor, Houston, TX 77002 Council Member Sallie Alcorn Council Member - At-Large Position 5 City of Houston [email protected] 900 Bagby, First Floor, Houston, TX 77002 Judge Lina Hidalgo County Judge Harris County [email protected] 1001 Preston, Suite 911, Houston, TX 77002 Commissioner Rodney Ellis County Commissioner - Precinct 1 Harris County [email protected] 1001 Preston, Suite 950, Houston, TX 77002 Commissioner Adrian Garcia County Commissioner - Precinct 2 Harris County [email protected] 1001 Preston, Suite 924, Houston, TX 77002 Commissioner Steve Radack County Commissioner - Precinct 3 Harris County [email protected] 1001 Preston, Suite 924, Houston, TX 77002 Commissioner R. Jack Cagle County Commissioner - Precinct 4 Harris County [email protected] 1001 Preston, Suite 950, Houston, TX 77002 Judge Mark J. Keough County Judge Montgomery County [email protected] 501 North Thompson, Conroe, TX 77301 Commissioner Mike Meador Commissioner Precinct 1 Montgomery County [email protected] P.O. Box 587 Willis, Texas 77378 Commissioner Charlie Riley Commissioner Precinct 2 Montgomery County [email protected] 19110 Unity Park Drive, Magnolia, TX 77355 Commissioner James Noack Commissioner Precinct 3 Montgomery County [email protected] 1130 Pruitt Rd., Spring, TX 77380 Commissioner James Metts Commissioner Precinct 4 Montgomery County [email protected]; [email protected] P.O. Box 84, New Caney, TX 77357 Congressman Dan Crenshaw U.S. House of Representatives [email protected] 1849 Kingwood Drive, Suite 100, Kingwood, TX 77339 Congressman Kevin Brady U.S. House of Representatives [email protected] 200 River Point, Suite 304, Conroe, TX 77304 Senator John Cornyn United States Senate [email protected] 5300 Memorial Dr., Suite 980, Houston, TX 77007 Senator Ted Cruz United States Senate [email protected] 1919 Smith St., Suite 9047, Houston, TX 77002 Representative Dan Huberty Texas House of Representatives [email protected] 4501 Magnolia Cove Dr. #201, Kingwood, TX 77345 Representative Cecil Bell, Jr. Texas House of Representatives [email protected] 18230 FM 1488, Suite 302, Magnolia, TX 77354 Senator Brandon Creighton Texas Senate [email protected] 2829 Technology Forest, Suite 240, The Woodlands, TX 77381 Northpark Drive Overpass Project Public Meeting FIRST NAME LAST NAME ORGANIZATION ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP EMAIL ADDRESS Scott Agan Ken Ancarrow [email protected] Rick Ankrum [email protected] Harvey Atwood [email protected] Mak B [email protected] Glenda Banth [email protected] Raymundo Belton [email protected] Raymundo Beltran III Community Engagement Coordinator, Commissioner2727 RodneyEl Campo Ellis Street Houston 77054 [email protected] Craig Berkowitz [email protected] Eileen Booher [email protected] Melanie Bradshaw [email protected] Al and Claire Brady [email protected] Dottie Braren [email protected] Barry Briscoe [email protected] Tori Broad James Brock [email protected] Jeff Brown [email protected] Les Broyles [email protected] Fred Bullough [email protected] Lisa Burton [email protected] Ken and Donna Buxton [email protected] Mike Cahn [email protected] Don Calabrese [email protected] Adela Calandrello [email protected] Frank and Adela Calawdrello [email protected] Mickey Canady [email protected] Casey Christman [email protected] William Clayton [email protected] Mark Connors [email protected] Diane Cooper [email protected] Nolan Correa Miller Crawford Bob and Dee Crowell [email protected] Bill Cummins [email protected] Dan D Ralph and Joetta Daves [email protected] Jay Davis [email protected] Tom DeBoise [email protected] Dale and Carol Dougherty [email protected] Jim and Jan Durnin [email protected] John Ehrman [email protected] Karen Eitel [email protected] Caroline Field [email protected] MaryAnne Fortson [email protected] Craig Freeman [email protected] Michael and Danna Genco [email protected] John Gray Steve Greer [email protected] Jackie Gross Mary Lou Haidnick [email protected] Terry Harrison Cara Hernandez [email protected] Dustin Hodges [email protected] Alvin Holley [email protected] Phyllis Holley [email protected] Frank Hormann [email protected] Margie Hughes [email protected] Levent Iyican [email protected] David Johnson [email protected] Byron Johnson [email protected] James Jones [email protected] Brian Kaplan [email protected] Laura Kaptain [email protected] Dave Kinison [email protected] Fred Kreis [email protected] Tom Kullan [email protected] Leslie Lang [email protected] Kevin Larson [email protected] Ernest Latimore [email protected] Terri Latimore [email protected] AJ and Sam Lewton [email protected] Emilio Longoria [email protected] Kathy Luck [email protected] Debra Marine [email protected] Fred McCarty [email protected] Thomas McClare [email protected] Jan McCleary [email protected] Savannah Mehrtens [email protected] B. Ray Mize [email protected] Sharon Mize Dan Monks [email protected] Lindy Nelson [email protected] Bruce Olson [email protected] Karen Palmisano [email protected] Brenda Parker [email protected] Cheryl Perschall [email protected] Dee Price Jim Propp [email protected] Kennedy Purser [email protected] Rachel Ray-Welsh Edwin Ridell [email protected] Myrna Robinson 912 Russell Palmer Road [email protected] Antonio Rosario [email protected] Kelly S Tina Sachs Maaike Saenz [email protected] Buster Sare [email protected] James Scheiner [email protected] Siggi schoen [email protected] Gary Schwantz [email protected] Jackie Scott [email protected] John Sedlak [email protected] David Seitzinger [email protected] Terri Shanks [email protected] Bill Simister [email protected] Larry Skero lskero@[email protected] Tammy Smothers Bradley [email protected] Phil Sokulski [email protected] Bruce Sommers [email protected] William Spindler [email protected] Shauna Swinney [email protected] Dan Terry [email protected] Wayne Theis [email protected] Eric and Lydia Thiede [email protected] Dan Thompson [email protected] Mark Thompson [email protected] R Thompson [email protected] Harold and Ada Thompson [email protected] Mark Trail [email protected] Robert Vanderpool [email protected] Rose Vandinter Daniel Vasquez [email protected] Scott Villwock [email protected] Linda Vloedmans [email protected] Mike Waldman [email protected] Beth Walters [email protected] Pat Weber [email protected] William White bwhite@[email protected] Wesley Whitmeyer [email protected] Margio Williams [email protected] Lee Wingert [email protected] Erik Woods [email protected] Deborah Yocham [email protected] Howard [email protected] R. Ford Northpark Drive Overpass ProjeCt PubliC Meeting FIRST NAME LAST NAME ORGANIZATION ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP PHONE EMAIL Bart Moodie Resident of Sand Creek Village, Kingwood [email protected] Joe Kullman [email protected] Brian Kaplan Parkway Partners 2500 Summer Street, #3212 Houston TX 77007 (713) 652-3641 [email protected] Diane Cooper 3303 Woodland View Drive Kingwood TX 77345 [email protected] Emilio Longoria Marrs Ellis Hodge 500 Dallas Street Houston TX 77002 (713) 609-9503 [email protected] Dan Thompson 2911 Sycamore Springs Drive Kingwood TX 77339 [email protected] James Brock 3907 Fawn Creek Dr Kingwood TX 77339 (281) 223-4833 [email protected] Robert Vanerpool 4814 Scenic Woods Trail Kingwood TX 77345 281-884-2373 [email protected] Shauna Swinney [email protected] Allen Brown 3714 Fernview Dr Kingwood TX 77345 281-733-9572 [email protected] Rocky & Ada Thompson 26044 Kingshill Drive Kingwood TX 77339 832-370-7691 [email protected] James Brock 3907 Fawn Creek Dr Kingwood TX 77339 (281) 223-4833 [email protected] Margaret Hughes 21293 S. Kings Mills Lane Kingwood TX 77339 832-657-3431 [email protected] Brenda Parker 4538 Windy Hollow Drive Kingwood TX 77345 832-599-5126 [email protected] Jack Gruss Brazos Management 3235 Hickory Brook Lane Kingwood TX 77345 713-253-1322 [email protected] RG Thompson 3539 Brook Shadow Drive Kingwood TX 77345 [email protected]
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