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TO: Code-Making Panel 7 and NEC® Correlating Committee

FROM: Sarah Caldwell, Technical Committee Administrator

DATE: November 12, 2019

SUBJECT: NEC® Proposed Tentative Interim Amendment No. 1474 Public Comment Review

The attached Public Comments are being submitted to the Code-Making Panel and Correlating Committee for review. There were 556 Public Comment received for this TIA. You will see in the following report that the comments skip from Comment No. 2 to Comment No. 547. This is because Comments No. 3 – 546 and 556 were the same or very similar and are grouped together.

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Attachment: Public Comments

NFPA 70®-2020 Edition National Electrical Code® TIA Log No.: 1474 Reference: 551.71(F) Comment Closing Date: November 7, 2019 Submitter: Wade Elliott, Utility Services Group, Inc. www.nfpa.org/70

1. Revise 551.71(F) to read as follows:

551.71(F) GFCI Protection. All 125-volt, single-phase, 15- and 20-ampere receptacles shall have listed ground-fault circuit-interrupter protection for personnel. The GFCI devices used in RV site electrical equipment shall not be required to be weather or tamper resistant in accordance with 406.9 and 406.12. Informational Note: The percentage of 50 ampere sites required by 551.71 could be inadequate for seasonal recreational vehicle sites serving a higher percentage of recreational vehicles with 50 ampere electrical systems. In that type of recreational vehicle park, the percentage of 50 ampere sites could approach 100 percent. Ground-fault circuit-interrupter protection shall be provided as required in 210.8(B). GFCI protection shall not be required for other than 125-volt, 15- and 20-ampere receptacles used in recreational vehicle site equipment.

Informational Note No. 1: Appliances used within the recreational vehicle can create leakage current levels at the supply receptacle(s) that could exceed the limits of a Class A GFCI device.

Informational Note No. 2: The definition of Power-Supply Assembly in 551.2 and the definition of Feeder in Article 100 clarifies that the power supply cord to a recreational vehicle is considered a feeder.

Substantiation: The 2017 NEC included changes in Section 210.8 and CMP 7 did not have the opportunity to review and Correlate with Article 551 concerning the requirement of GFCI protection on 30- and 50- ampere receptacles in RV site equipment. This has introduced ambiguity about the application of 2017 NEC Section 210.8 new GFCI requirements with respect to 30- and 50- ampere receptacles supplying RV’s. In numerous cases where the 2017 Code is in use debate has surfaced as to the applicability of the 210.8 requirements and has caused projects to be cancelled or shut down as a result.

During the 2020 Code cycle CMP 7 addressed the issue during both the First and Second Draft sessions. The panel, by votes of over 80% in both cases, determined that Section 210 requirements do not apply to the 30- and 50- ampere receptacles as these are considered feeders per the definition of a feeder in Article 100 and the definition of a Power Supply Assembly at Section 551.2. Furthermore, if GFCI protection were to be placed on the 30- and 50- ampere feeders the accumulative allowed GFCI leakage may exceed the limits of a Class A GFCI device.

This TIA seeks to return to Section 551.71 language contained in SCR 30 created by the NEC Correlating Committee with an additional sentence reinforcing the Feeder – Power Supply Assembly relationship of the 30- and 50- ampere power in RV Site Equipment.

By accepting the TIA the Code will be relieved of the ambiguous Code language and unnecessary GFCI protection of feeders. Of further concern is of the actions that users would perform to keep power on a circuit if a 30- or 50- amp device were to trip on GFCI. A common action is to clip off the ground pin on the feeder cord to the RV.

Further, waiting for the 2023 cycle keeps the ambiguity and potentially unenforceable nature of the 2017 Code in place for another three years.

Additionally, lost in the reverting back to the 2017 NEC language for the 2020 Code making process was an editorial move to 551.71(A) during the First Draft of the requirement for the 20 ampere receptacles to be weather resistant.

Emergency Nature: The NFPA Standard contains a conflict within the NFPA Standards or within another NFPA Standard. The proposed TIA intends to correct a circumstance in which the revised NFPA Standard has resulted in an adverse impact on a product or method that was inadvertently overlooked in the total revision process or was without adequate technical (safety) justification of the action.

The emergency nature of this TIA is to fix serious correlation issues that would exist for the Code user whether you are an installer or enforcer. Due to the results of the rejection of CAM70- 36 by CMP-7; and the reversion of 551.71(F) to 2017 Code Language; an inconsistency now exists with other Special Occupancies in Chapter 5. CMP-7 is still under the impression that the result of the rejection of CAM 70-36 should have resulted in reverting back to First Draft language (last point of consensus) rather than reverting back to 2017 NEC text.

This TIA is to adopt the language that was approved by CMP-7and the Coordinating Committee during their meetings for the 2020 NEC.

In all of the other Articles that are under the purview of CMP-7 where a power supply cord is used, the supply cord is considered a feeder and there are no requirements for Class A GFCI protection. Feeder conductors being extended to a marina-receptacles need to be protected at the 100 mA level, but this is ground-fault protection (GFP) of equipment, not Class A GFCI protection.

From the outset of the 2020 NEC revision cycle, the goal of CMP-7 was to remove the wide interpretation of 551.71(F) that existed in the 2017 NEC as a result of the then new requirements of 210.8(B). Without this TIA, we are right back to square one with inconsistent interpretation at 551.71(F).

Consider other Articles under CMP-7 purview: All of the reference NEC sections below would allow a cord and plug assembly without Class A GFCI protection. 545.22 Power Supply (A) Feeder. The feeder shall include four insulated color-coded conductors, one of which shall be an equipment grounding conductor. The equipment grounding conductor shall be permitted to be uninsulated if part of a cable assembly. Informational Note: For temporary installation of feeder conductors see Article 590. 550.2 Feeder Assembly. The overhead or under-chassis feeder conductors, including the grounding conductor, together with the necessary fittings and equipment or a power-supply cord listed for mobile home use, identified for the delivery of energy from the source of electrical supply to the panelboard within the mobile home. 550.10 Power Supply. (A) Feeder. The power supply to the mobile home shall be a feeder assembly consisting of not more than one listed 50-ampere mobile home power-supply cord or a permanently installed feeder. 552.43 Power Supply. (A) Feeder. The power supply to the park trailer shall be a feeder assembly consisting of not more than one listed 30-ampere or 50-ampere park trailer power- supply cord, with an integrally molded or securely attached cap, or a permanently installed feeder.

In all of these examples, the Code language clearly states that these power-supply cords are feeders and were never intended to have Class A GFCI protection. CMP-7 was very diligent and intentional with treating the installation in an RV Park the same. As determined by our predecessors on CMP-19, and now CMP-7, the installation of these conductors would be installed as a feeder as defined in Article 100, and not treated differently between the articles.

Finally, a change in the 2017 Code Language was not coordinated with (then) CMP-19 (now CMP-7) to allow this technical committee to insert language modifying or amending 210.8(B) for RV Site Equipment. CMP-19 should have had the option to either assert our ability to Modify or Amend 551.71 or to clarify that the 30- and 50- amp circuits are in fact feeders according to Article 100 and supported by 551.2 (Power Supply Assemblies) during the 2017 cycle. Foran, Rosanne

From: Nicholas Sasso Sent: Wednesday, October 2, 2019 1:47 PM To: TIAs Cc: David Logsdon Subject: Comment on Proposed TIA 1474 on NFPA 70

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I agree with Mr. Elliot, that power supply cords for RVs don’t need GFCI protection. But I do not feel that the proposed language is correct. I would change this:

Revise 551.71(F) to read as follows: 551.71(F) GFCI Protection. All 125-volt, single-phase, 15- and 20-ampere receptacles shall have listed ground-fault circuit-interrupter protection for personnel. The GFCI devices used in RV site electrical equipment shall not be required to be weather or tamper resistant in accordance with 406.9 and 406.12. Informational Note: The percentage of 50 ampere sites required by 551.71 could be inadequate for seasonal recreational vehicle sites serving a higher percentage of recreational vehicles with 50 ampere electrical systems. In that type of recreational vehicle park, the percentage of 50 ampere sites could approach 100 percent. Ground-fault circuit-interrupter protection shall be provided as required in 210.8(B). GFCI protection shall not be required for other than 125-volt, 15- and 20-ampere receptacles used in recreational vehicle site equipment. Informational Note No. 1: Appliances used within the recreational vehicle can create leakage current levels at the supply receptacle(s) that could exceed the limits of a Class A GFCI device.

to this:

Revise 551.71(F) to read as follows: All 125‐volt, single‐phase, 15‐ and 20‐ampere receptacles shall have listed ground‐fault circuit‐interrupter protection for personnel. Ground‐fault circuit‐interrupter protection shall be provided as required in 210.8(B). GFCI protection shall not be required for other than 125‐volt, 15‐ and 20‐ampere receptacles used in recreational vehicle site equipment.

Informational Note No. 1: Appliances used within the recreational vehicle can create leakage current levels at the supply receptacle(s) that could exceed the limits of a Class A GFCI device.

Informational Note No. 2 1 : The definition of Power‐Supply Assembly in 551.2 and the definition of Feeder in Article 100 clarifies that the power supply cord to a recreational vehicle is considered a feeder.

Substantiation:

1 Article 551 is its own section – Recreational Vehicles and Recreational Vehicle Parks. I can see no reason to have Article 551.71(F) default back to Article 210. When users of the code wire recreational vehicle sites, they will instinctively be drawn to, and look for electrical requirements in Article 551 ‐ not Article 210.

In addition, Informational Note No. 1 should be stricken. Although it wasn’t intended by Mr. Elliott, the note could lead the user to believe that appliances within recreational vehicles simply won’t work with GFCI protection. The net effect of this note could possibly dissuade users of the code from incorporating GFCI protection inside of RVs. This would be BAD. We don’t want this. Secondly ‐ the note simply isn’t necessary. The second informational note really says all that needs to be said.

PLEASE PONDER MY SUGGESTED LANGUAGE. Thank you,

Nick Sasso Electrical Plans Examiner Specialist Clark County Department of Building & Fire Prevention 4701 W. Russell Rd. Las Vegas, NV 89118

2 Foran, Rosanne

From: Paul Bambei Sent: Monday, October 7, 2019 5:09 PM To: TIAs Subject: TIA 1474 Concerning NFPA 70 551.71(F)

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Dear Secretary, Standards Council,

I strongly support the adoption of TIA 1474 concerning NFPA 70 551.71(F).

As the President of the National Association of RV Parks and Campgrounds which represents over 3000 privately owned campground businesses, most of which are independently owned, I support TIA 1474 for the following reasons:

1. 30- and 50-amp devices are feeders and not subject to 210.8(B); 2. The additive leakage allowed by multiple GFCI devices in an RV could easily exceed the limits of a Class A GFCI device; 3. The Code Making Panel did not have the opportunity to review and correlate Article 551 during the 2017 code process; and 4. The 2020 code now has conflicts within Article 551.71 concerning weather-resistant 20-amp receptacles, as well as with other special occupancy sections of the NEC.

Furthermore, the approval of TIA 1474 should be considered an urgent matter because the NEC in its current form has created ambiguous and possibly unenforceable code sections.

Thank you for your attention to this matter.

Paul Bambei President & CEO National Association of RV Parks and Campgrounds (ARVC) www.arvc.org www.arvcfoundation.org www.gocampingamerica.com

1 Foran, Rosanne

From: Stacey Campbell Sent: Friday, October 11, 2019 2:26 PM To: TIAs Subject: Support for the TIA on NFPA 70

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Good afternoon.

I am writing this letter to strongly endorse the TIA recently submitted by Mr. Wade Elliott concerning 551.71(F) of the NFPA 70 or the National Electric Code (NEC). I sincerely believe that the TIA will promote continued consistency and correlation between all of the Chapter 5 Articles with similar installations. I also believe that this TIA will remove ambiguity and lack of enforcement of the National Electric Code when this Article comes into use and interpretation by all parties concerned.

Thank you for the consideration.

Stacey Campbell Manager of Facilities Development

Kampgrounds of America, Inc. https://koa.com

1 Foran, Rosanne

From: Frederic Hartwell Sent: Thursday, October 17, 2019 10:08 PM To: TIAs Subject: Comment on Proposed TIA 1474 on NFPA 70

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TIA Log No.: 1474:

Editorially revise the language as follows:

(F) GFCI Protection. Ground fault circuit interrupter protection shall be provided for 125‐volt, 15 and 20 ampere receptacles. Receptacles within recreational vehicle site equipment of a higher amperage or voltage rating shall not be subject to the GFCI provisions in 210.8(B).

Informational Note No 1: Appliances used within the recreational vehicle can create leakage current levels at the supply receptacle(s) that could exceed the limits of a Class A GFCI device.

Informational Note No 2: The definition of power supply assembly in 551.2 and the definition of a feeder in Article 100 clarify that the power supply cord to a recreational vehicle is considered a feeder.

Substantiation:

This comment does not address technical issues, only problems with grammar and usage. The original Correlating Committee objection to the second draft result centered on the need for a clear 90.3 amendatory statement of Chapter Two. This comment language is simpler and more straightforward, improving on the Correlating Committee efforts. The first and second sentences of the principal text actually conflict with each other. The first sentence says you must comply with 210.8(B), and the second sentence says you don’t need to comply with 210.8(B) unless you are dealing with 125‐volt, 15‐ and 20‐ampere receptacles in RV supply equipment, a direct conflict with the first sentence. There is an additional problem because the literal text of the TIA says GFCI protection is only enforceable on small circuit receptacles in RV site equipment. This literally waives GFCI protection requirements on small circuit receptacles that may be located outside of site distribution equipment, a clearly unintended result. The language in this comment says exactly what is to be allowed and what is not. The comment also corrects a grammatical error in the second note. The sentence uses a compound subject, and therefore the verb form (clarify) must be plural.

1 Foran, Rosanne

From: Reynaldo Trevino Sent: Friday, October 18, 2019 11:41 AM To: TIAs Cc: Reynaldo Trevino Subject: Comment on Proposed TIA 1474 on NFPA 70

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Changes in yellow, need to embrace a more simple and direct language.

Ground-fault circuit-interrupter protection shall be provided as required in 210.8(B). GFCI protection shall not be required for other than 125-volt, 15- and 20-ampere receptacles used in recreational vehicle site equipment.

210.8(B) defines ground fault circuit interrupter protection. GFCI protection is required for 125 Volt, 15 and 20-ampere receptacles used in recreational vehicle site equipment.

Informational Note No. 1: Appliances used within the recreational vehicle can create leakage current levels at the supply receptacle(s) that could exceed the limits of a Class A GFCI device.

Informational Note 1: Recreational vehicle appliances may cause supply receptacle(s) to leak current, possibly exceeding the limits of a Class A GFCI device.

Informational Note 2: The power supply cord to a recreational vehicle is defined as a feeder. A feeder is defined in 551.2, Power-Supply Assembly and Article 100, Feeder.

545.22 Power Supply (A) Feeder. The feeder shall include four insulated color-coded conductors, one of which shall be an equipment grounding conductor. The equipment grounding conductor shall be permitted to be uninsulated if part of a cable assembly. Informational Note: For temporary installation of feeder conductors see Article 590.

1 545.22 Power Supply (A) Feeder. The feeder includes three insulated color coded conductors and one equipment grounding conductor which can be uninsulated if part of a cable assembly. Informational Note: For temporary installation of feeder conductors see Article 590.

550.2 Feeder Assembly. The overhead or under-chassis feeder conductors, including the grounding conductor, together with the necessary fittings and equipment or a power-supply cord listed for mobile home use, identified for the delivery of energy from the source of electrical supply to the panelboard within the mobile home.

550.2 Feeder Assembly. The overhead or under-chassis feeder conductors, including the grounding conductor, any fittings and equipment, power-supply cord listed for mobile home use. The cord delivers power from electrical supply to the panelboard within the mobile home.

550.10 Power Supply. (A) Feeder. The power supply to the mobile home shall be a feeder assembly consisting of not more than one listed 50-ampere mobile home power-supply cord or a permanently installed feeder.

550.10 Power Supply. (A) Feeder. The power supply to the mobile home shall be a feeder assembly of one 50 ampere mobile home power-supply cord or a permanently installed feeder.

552.43 Power Supply. (A) Feeder. The power supply to the park trailer shall be a feeder assembly consisting of not more than one listed 30-ampere or 50-ampere park trailer powersupply cord, with an integrally molded or securely attached cap, or a permanently installed feeder.

552.43 Power Supply. (A) Feeder. The power supply to the park trailer shall be a feeder assembly of one 30 ampere or 50 ampere park trailer power supply cord, with an integrally molded or securely attached cap, or a permanently installed feeder.

Reynaldo Trevino

2 Foran, Rosanne

From: david shapiro Sent: Friday, October 25, 2019 8:04 PM To: TIAs Subject: NFPA 70, tia 1474

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The key issue seems to be that with Class A GFCI protection of the line feeding from a pedestal to an RV‐‐call it feeder or branch circuit‐‐there are likely to be enough nuisance trips to be nonviable. Unfortunately, some RV parks, and the vehicles the utilize them, are notorious for electrical hazards. This speaks in two directions: it makes GFCI protection even more important; and at the same time, it suggests that it frequently would be bypassed if it tripped, whether due to potentially hazardous faults or due to cumulative acceptable leaks.

Mr. Rood asserts that GFCI protection of these larger circuits is indeed viable, with a proven record of use at RV pedestals. A counter‐assertion states that pedestals are not supplied with 30‐ or 50 amp, 250V GFCIs. However, given that one can plug in a GFCI circuit breaker to protect a standard receptacle, that argument seems inconclusive.

If Mr. Rood can document the extent of this successful usage, his data will supply a potent counterargument.

David Shapiro

1 Foran, Rosanne

From: Randy Streblow Sent: Tuesday, October 29, 2019 9:22 AM To: TIAs Subject: electric

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I am strongly supporting the tia 1474. If i had to put these in plus with the loans I have from other improvements , I would be forced into bankruptcy. Furthermore I see no reason why this is needed . It is nothing but a feeder line.

‐‐ Randy Streblow Circle R Campground 1185 Old Knapp Rd Oshkosh, WI 54902

1 Foran, Rosanne

From: Diana Ballantyne Sent: Wednesday, October 30, 2019 4:21 PM To: TIAs Subject: support for TIA 1474

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Secretary, Standards Council,

I am writing to show my support for TIA 1474 regarding changes to NFPA 70 551.71(f). 15 of the 16 members on your own Code Making Panel 7 have voted not only in support of the technical merits of TIA 1474 but also on the urgency to implement the change. The purpose of NFPA 70, NEC is to set a foundation of safety. TIA 1474 eliminates ambiguous language from the code and also makes the code enforceable. During both first and second draft sessions the Code Making Panel determined that section 210.8 does not apply to the 30 and 50 amp receptacles as they are already defined as feeders.

If GFCI protection were to be placed on those receptacles normal accumulative leakage could exceed the limits of the GFCI device. A common action to keep power when a GFCI is tripping is to clip the ground pin on the cord which further reduces safety rather than improving safety.

I urge you to not cave into the political pressure and to pass TIA 1474 which provides for a safe environment for our guests without imposing requirements that don't make sense or provide significant additional safety.

Thank you,

Diana

Diana Ballantyne General Manager Fernwood Resort 47200 Highway 1 Big Sur, CA 93920

1 Foran, Rosanne

From: Sent: Friday, November 1, 2019 6:09 AM To: TIAs Subject: Support for NEC TIA 14741

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This email is to support NEC TIA 14741. We have owned and operated a 40 site campground for many years and whereas a small percentage of our 20 amp ground fault receptacles have failed through the years we have never had similar issues with our 30 and 50 amp receptacles. We could not afford to remove current 30 and 50 amp non GFCI breakers and replace them without it causing us financial stress.

Ed Shea Greenwood Lodge and Campsites Woodford, VT

Foran, Rosanne

From: Robert Friday Sent: Thursday, November 7, 2019 11:31 AM To: TIAs Subject: Electric Panels RV’S

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We don’t need any more regulations.I have run my RV PARK for thirty years and no problems.

1 Comments #3 – 545

Write-in Campaign for TIA No. 1474 to NFPA 70 started with a comment circulated by Paul Bambei, President & CEO of National Association of RV Parks and Campgrounds (ARVC) AND a very similar one from Doug Mulvaney, Kampgrounds of America’s (KOA) Director of Facilities—each basically read:

Dear Secretary, Standards Council, I strongly support the adoption of TIA 1474 concerning NFPA 70 551.71(F). As a RV park and campground owner, I support TIA 1474 for the following reasons: 1. 30- and 50-amp devices are feeders and not subject to 210.8(B); 2. The additive leakage allowed by multiple GFCI devices in an RV could easily exceed the limits of a Class A GFCI device; 3. The Code Making Panel did not have the opportunity to review and correlate Article 551 during the 2017 code process; and 4. The 2020 code now has conflicts within Article 551.71 concerning weather-resistant 20- amp receptacles, as well as with other special occupancy sections of the NEC. Furthermore, the approval of TIA 1474 should be considered an urgent matter because the NEC in its current form has created ambiguous and possibly unenforceable code sections. Thank you for your attention to this matter. Sincerely,

Or a very similar comment that reads (starting at Please consider this email …):

KOA Needs Your Support Regarding The National Electric Code!

KOA needs letters of support for a document that will remove from the National Electric Code (NEC) a requirement of having ground fault circuit interruption (GFCI) devices on all 50 and 30 amp receptacles in an RV park or campground.

Doug Mulvaney, KOA's Director of Facilities & Development sits on the Code Making Panel 7 of the National Fire Protection Agency (NFPA) along with other industry representatives and is asking for support on this important issue. The panel has fought through the appeals process and the staff at NFPA have listened.

The result is a request for a Temporary Interim Amendment (TIA) has been submitted that would put a stop to this section of Code being enforced. It is with great satisfaction that we received notification from NFPA staff that the TIA went from potential status to being published for the Code Making Panel (that Doug and Wade Elliot from Utility Supply Group serve on) will vote on and is open to public comment.

We need to really make our voice heard to the Standards Committee Members and Senior staff at NFPA that as an industry we are totally against the requirement of GFCI equipment on the 30 and 50 amp receptacles in campgrounds.

This is where you all come in. if you could all take a few minutes to email the scripted message to the address below, that will show your support for the TIA that several Code Panel members drafted and Wade Elliott submitted.

Please consider this e-mail as my endorsement for TIA for NEC 551.71(F), as a campground owner I strongly support the TIA 1474 for the following reasons. I believe the TIA is needed to bring correlation and consistency between the NEC Chapter 5 articles that CMP-7 has purview over with similar installations.

I am under the belief that this TIA will remove ambiguity and lack of consistent enforcement of 551.71(F) that was present with 2017 NEC text at 551.71(F) that is now implied by the 2020 NEC.

It is important to note that the CMP 7 did not have the opportunity to review and correlate Article 551 during the 2017 code process language resulting in the creation of ambiguous and potentially unenforceable sections within the 2020 Edition of the NEC.

In addition, it should be noted that the 2020 code now contains conflicting Code language within Article 551.71 concerning weather-resistant 20-amp receptacles, as well as with other special occupancy sections of the NEC.

Given the inconsistencies that now exist within the 2020 Edition of the NEC, the approval of TIA 1474 should be considered an urgent matter.

Thank you for your attention to this matter.

The # represents the general No. given to the public comment. 3. Nancy Walker 4. Pete Hagen 5. Kathy Dyer, Executive 6. Bryan Hague Clarksville RV Park & Owner Director Park Operations Manager Campground Pride of America Camping Maine Campground Santee Lakes Recreation 1270 Tylertown Road Resort Owners Association Preserve Clarksville, TN 37040 229 Center Street, Unit 5 Auburn, Maine 04210 7. Marci Claunch 8. Jeff & Kathie Osborn 9. Robert Peloquin 10. Dave Schneider Resort Manager Resident Managers Woodland Acres Indian Trails Campground The Glades The Outpost RV Resort Campground Fox Trail Outfitters Park & Community 33 Woodland Acres Drive W6445 Haynes Road 2250 US Hwy 92 W Brownfield, ME 04010 Pardeeville, WI 53954 Winter Haven, FL 33881 11.Myrna Schneider 12. Natalie Donges 13. Bryan Scott Osborne 14. Jason Baker Indian Trails & Fox Trail Donges Properties, LLC Co-Owner of Asheboro Mt Pleasant Texas KOA Outfitters dba Deer Grove RV Park Jellystone Campground W6445 Haynes Road 2873 SE Hwy 54 and Resort Pardeeville, WI 53954 El Dorado, KS 67042 Additional reason: We need the council to do what is best for our industry and safety of our customers and not succumb to the interests of outside beneficiaries. 15.Mark Jacoby‐ 16. Rick Clifford 17. Gaye Pappas 18. Kent Emirbayer President/Owner Owner / Operator Manager Campground Owner Brookwood RV Resort Two Lakes Camping Area Weaver’s Needle RV 133 State Route 9N 215 Campground Lane Resort Ticonderoga, NY 12883 Oxford, ME 04270 250 S Tomahawk Road Apache Junction, AZ 85119 19. Scott & Rindy 20. Edward C. Miller, 21. David Lance Pitre 22. Matt May Wohlstadter Owner Lakeview Park and Beach, Lifetime CPO Crow Valley Campground Rush No More RV Resort Owner Presque Isle Passage RV 21137 Brimstone Place 1717 Veterans Memorial Park Sturgis, SD 57785 Highway Additional reason: Eunice, LA 70535 I own Rush No More RV Resort in Sturgis, SD, and am the current President of the South Dakota Campground Owners Association. We represent the over 100 campgrounds in South Dakota. It is imperative that TIA 1474 is enacted. The failure to adopt this amendment could very well cause several of our member Campgrounds to close as updating their utilities would be unaffordable. 23. Patty Claney 24. Kirk Kavanagh 25. Bob and Diane Sykes 26. Tom Breeden Owner/Office Manager Deer Park Steel Steeds Motorcycle TranQuil Gardens RV Park Big Creek RV Park LLC Additional reason: Campground LLC I have owned and c/o 451 Queen Street operated a RV Park and Northumberland, PA 17857 Campground for over 38 Additional reason: years. The 30 and 50 amp As part of the outdoor outlets have been and are hospitality industry with used to power RVs not to freestanding electric power individual devices. service often provided at no cost to transient campers, we just do not believe that it makes sense to have arbitrary residential and commercial building standards applied to RV parks where the circuit is a feeder circuit and not a branch circuit. 27.Yedda Trawick 28. David Sanderson 29. Ben Jansen 30.Randy & Lea Taylor Elk Bend RV Park Owner, Magnolia Springs Campground Inspirations, Bay Hide Away RV Park RV Hideaway LLC 8360 Lakeshore Rd 10831 Magnolia Springs Bay St Louis, MS 39520 Highway Foley, AL 36535 Additional reasons: 5. It will cause a lot of false trips due to the wiring inside the campers, that is a manufacturer problem not a campground problem 6. It will increase operating costs which will in‐turn have a negative impact on camping fee rates. Rate increases are very bad for the industry as camping is a low budget affair at its core. 31. Texan RV Park 32. James and Elginia 33.Dan & Nancy Cappello 34. Laura Koscinski 9024 US Hwy 175 W Strawn Lazy Day Campground Administrative Manager Athens, TX 75751 Osage Prairie RV Park 214 Highway J Maine Campground Nevada, MO Danville, MO 63361 Owners Association 229 Center Street, Unit 5 Auburn, ME 04210 35. Jeff Payne, principal 36. Heather Davison 37. Gayle Bennett &Eddy 38.Carmine Torella Panterra NW, LLC Lynn Anns campground Bennett Owner PO Box 700 Tall Pines Campground The Great Divide Bend, OR 97709 Bainbridge, NY Campground 39. Scott Campbell 40. Michael Beckelhymer 41. Wendy Woodman 42. Cyndy Zbierski, Highlander RV VP Operations General Manager Executive Director Campground 2082 Michelson Drive Sugarloaf Key/Key West Northeast Campground Lake City, Colorado Irvine, CA 92612 KOA Holiday Association 251 State road 939 76 Lamb Road Sugarloaf Key, FL 33042‐ Stafford Springs, CT 06076 0469 Additional reason: As the Executive Director of the Northeast Campground Association with 1005 campground members across eleven states, I support TIA 1474. 43. Maria Randle 44. Greg Emmert 45. Gregg Goldberg 46. Ben Lepore Senior Resort Manager Manager, Homerville KOA Facilities Manager Ben Franklin Park Big Timber Lake 11450 Crawford Rd Roaring Brook 116 Swainton-Goshen Rd PO Box 26 Campground Cape May Court House NJ Homerville, OH 44235 8 South Road 08210 Additional reason: Stafford Springs, CT 06076 In addition to these very technical reasons, there are others that are more pragmatic. For example, these GFI breakers are likely to trip whenever a large draw, like an A/C unit, refrigerator, or electric heater, kicks on. This will lead to low guest satisfaction and poor camping experience. 47. Amir Harpaz 48. Scott Aldrich 49. Heather Targett 50.Chelsea N. Owner Littlefield Beaches Manager Bossenbroek Cypress Trail RV Resort Campground Cupsuptic Lake Park & General Counsel & Project Crossing Creeks RV Resort 13 Littlefield Land Campground Manager Sequoyah RV Resort Greenwood, ME 04255 PO Box 326 Northgate Resorts Oquossoc, ME 04964 38 Commerce Ave. SW Suite 200 Grand Rapids, MI 49503 51. Greg Cavellier 52. Jennifer Tinelli 53. Eldon Peterson 54. Keith and Terry Magill Campground Owner Triple R Camping Resort St Cloud Clearwater RV Campground Owners and Trailer Sales Park 3491 Bryant Hill Road Clearwater, MN Franklinville, NY 14737 55. Karl Schmidt 56.Shelly Schmidt 57. Phil Martin 58. Tammy Lawler Vice President Owner Cross Creek RV Lassen RV Resort General Manager Elizabethtown/Hershey Park and Campground 548‐335 Old Highway on behalf of KOA Road John Whittington and 1980 Turnpike Road McArthur, CA 96056 Charles Whittington, Elizabethtown, PA 17022 Owners Tampa South RV Resort 59. Paul Lawson 60. Craig Hansel 61. Matthew Pierce 62.Brady Cole Brown County KOA Lakeshore RV Resort & Resort Manager Miller Lake Campground Campground Desert Vista/Salome KOA 1418 Q Avenue 64812 Harcurvar Drive Oelwein, Iowa 50662 PO Box 831 Salome, AZ 85348 63.Corey Behymer 64. Keith A McLeod 65. Dave Queen 66. Dominic Burns, Owner Assistant Executive Autumn Lake RV Park Campground Owner Buena Vista KOA Journey Director 27700 County Road 303 CERA Sports Corporation / Buena Vista, CO 81211 Ceraland Park & Campground 67. Tiffany Pargman 68. Matt Eytchison 69. Phyllis Kulback 70. Lainey Beyhan, owner Indian Trails Campground The Views RV Park and East View RV Ranch Dolores River Campground W6445 Haynes Road Campground Georgetown, Texas 18680 Highway 145 Pardeeville, WI 53954 24990 HWY 184 Dolores CO 81323 Additional reason: Dolores, CO I will be purchasing a 81323 family campground on January 1, 2020 and I strongly support the adoption of TIA 1474 concerning NFPA 70 551.71(F). Businesses are already burdened with unnecessary regulation in many other areas of business which cause undue financial pressure and may make it more difficult to purchase this campground. 71. Tim & Robyn Chilson, 72.William B. Cable 73. Mitchell D Pate 74.Lois Reithlingshoefer‐ Owners President Owner of Coal Mine Ranch owner Chilson Holdings Austin Lakes, Inc. RV Park Merry Meadows Company LLC D/B/A Austin Lake RV Park and Malakoff Texas Recreation Farm, LLC. Meadville KOA Cabins 1523 Freeland Road Campground 1002 Township Road 285A Freeland, MD. 21053 25164 State Hwy 27 Toronto, Ohio 43964 Meadville PA 16335 75. Kelly & Mike 76. Greg Garrett 77. Lisa Thibodaux, 78.Kenny McCutchen Kewaunee RV & La Veta Pines RV Park Executive Director Campground Owner in Campground Louisiana Association of Georgia RV Parks and Campground (LARVC) PO Box 4092 Baton Rouge, LA 70821 79. Kenna Lucas 80. Kenna Lucas 81.Ken & Becky Wethers 82. Wayne & Ann Owner 4L RV Ranch Kampvilla RV Park Holloway El Campo Lost Lagoon 26 Lucas Lane 16632 Pleasanton Hwy. Whispering Winds El Campo TX, 77437 Gonzales, TX. 78629 Bear Lake, MI 49614 Campground & Cabins 277 Tollgate Road Sheffield Pa 16347 83. Katie Morris 84. Mona Hebert 85.Joan L. Holz 86.Bryan Hoskinson President KOC Kampground Holiday Camping Resort Managing Partner Thomsen Properties 5483 W Stony Lake Road Ralph’s Travel Park New Era, MI 49446 33408 State Road 54 West Zephyrhills, Florida 33543‐ 9108 87. Jessica Showalter 88. Jay Maier 89.Josh Reeves 90.Cindie McManus RV Resort Manager Resort Manager Resort Manager Resort Manager Glen Haven RV Resort & Sunset Lakes RV Resort Central Park RV/MH Dunedin RV Resort, a Sun MH Community 3333 290th Street North Resort Community 37251 Chancey Road Hillsdale, IL 61257 1501 W. Commerce 2920 Alternate 19 North Zephyrhills, FL 33541 Avenue Dunedin, FL 34698 Haines City, FL 33844 91. Rick Coughenour 92.Rick Coughenour 93. Lesley Marr 94. Kristen Kilcoin Senior Resort Manager Resort Manager Resort Manager Owner & Operator Hidden River Resort Rainbow Village of Largo Chula Vista RV Resort Three Forks Campground 12500 McMullen Loop 11911 66th Street 460 Sandpiper Way and Outpost Riverview, FL 33569 Largo, FL 33773 Chula Vista, CA 91910 95. Kimberly Turner 96. Kimberly Turner 97. Kimberly Turner 98. Andrew DeLong District Resort Manager District Resort Manager District Resort Manager Sr. Resort Manager Sweetwater RV Resort Southern Charm RV Resort Settlers Rest Resort Driftwood Camping Resort 37647 Chancey Road 37811 Chancey Road 37549 Chancey Road Clermont, NJ Zephyrhills, FL 33541 Zephyrhills, FL 33541 Zephyrhills, FL 33541 Also Manager for Shady Pines and Cape May Crossing in NJ 99. Lee Collins 100. Patricia Burnworth 101. Ruben Zak 102. Hank Audet Community Manager Resort Manager Resort Manager Resort Manager Grove Ridge RV Resort Big Tree RV Resort Pony Express RV Resort Naples RV Resort 10721 US Hwy 98 2626 NE Hwy 70 1012 Recreation Way 8230 Collier Boulevard Dade City, FL 33525 Arcadia, FL 34266 North Salt Lake, UT 84054 Naples, FL 34114 103. Brenda Vaupel 104. Derrick Lankford 105. Ashely Gampolo for 106. Sharon Chastain Travelers World RV Resort Resort Manager Christopher Walters Property Manager 2617 Roosevelt Avenue Lakeland RV Resort Resort General Manager Kissimmee South MH and San Antonio, TX 78214 (LND) Ocean Breeze Resort RV Resort 900 Old Combee Road 3000 NE Indian River 3700 US Hwy 17-92N Lakeland, FL 33805 Drive Davenport, FL 33837 Ocean Breeze, FL 34957 107. Carolyn Masten 108. Todd Randle 109. Charles Knopf 110. Aric Showalter Report Manager Senior Resort Manager Manager Resort Manager Lake San Marino RV Cape May KOA Austin Lone Star RV Waters Edge RV Resort Resort Report 39146 Otis Allen Road 1000 Wiggins Pass Road 7009 S Interstate 35 Zephyrhills, FL 33540 Naples, FL 34110 Austin, TX 78744 111. Jerome Bakker 112. James R. Dougherty, 113. R. B. Watts 114. H. Brooks Lak-In-Wood Camping President Owner H. Brooks Enterprises Resort Community Management Watts RV Park PO Box 1754 576 Yellow Hill Road Group, Inc. Gilmer, TX Navasota, TX 77868 Narvon, PA 17555 P.O. Box 379 Farmington, MI 48332 115. Timber Ridge RV 116. BCS Marino Road RV 117. BCS Village 21 RV 118. BCS RV Parks Park 549 Marino Road 2405 Highway 21 East PO Box 1754 1360 N. Harvey Mitchell Bryan, TX 77808 Bryan, TX 77803 Navasota, TX 77868 Pkwy. Bryan, TX 77803 119. David L. Berg 120. Bruce Henry 121. Michael Ho‐Lung 122. Craig Cox Lifetime Certified Park Senior Resort Manager Manager General Manager Operator Peters Pond RV Resort Nova Campground The Vines RV Resort Red Apple Campground 185 Cotuit Road 88 Wellsona Road P.O. Box H Sandwich, MA 02563 Paso Robles, CA 93446 Kennebunkport, ME 04046 Additional reason: (ARVC) board of directors, which represents nearly 3000 RV parks and campgrounds across the USA. I also currently serve as Vice President of the Northeast Campground Association (NCA), which is an organization representing state campground associations from Maine to Maryland. I also am the current Past President of the Maine Campground Owners Association (MECOA) serving on their board of directors on the executive committee and we represent over 190 campgrounds in the State of Maine. I also have owned and operated my own RV Park for the past 22 years. This particular matter for which I am writing in one of the largest issues to come before our industry in my 20+ years of ownership. I strongly request for myself as a small business owner, and also on behalf of the thousands of RV park and campground owners I represent across this nation on various boards referenced above to have our wishes recorded as strongly supporting the adoption of TIA 1474 concerning NFPA 70 551.71(F). 123. Carmen Simpher, 124. Bryan Nettleton 125. David J. King, 126. Anne Fiorello, CEO Charlottesville KOA President & CEO General Manager RV Park &Campground Lake George RV Park Harbour Village 74 State Route 149 Campground and Water Lake George, NY 12845 Park Additional reason: 5840 HWY 42 N Changes in national codes Sturgeon Bay, WI 54235 can greatly affect my ability to successfully operate my business. The National Association of RV Parks and Campgrounds (ARVC), of which I have been a members for over 5 decades, has submitted a TIA for your committee’s consideration that would formally change the existing code language regarding GFCI protection on 30‐amp and 50‐amp electrical services in RV Parks and Campgrounds. 127. Rob Short 128. Janet Frank 129. Paula Russell 130. Jerry Klepper Resort Manager Resort Manager Resort Manager Owner Moab Valley RV Resort Long Beach RV Resort & Fort Tatham RV Resort Sandy Shores Campground Campground 175 Tathams Creek Road 8595 W. Silver Lake Road 30 Rt 72 West Sylva, NC 28779 Silver Lake, MI 49436 Barnegat, NJ 08005 131. Michelle Wilcox 132. Tim Wilcox 133. Tammy Siebert 134. Vicki Matthews Gateway Park Campground Supervisor of Custodial/ Resort General Manager RV Resort General 4111 West Hallett Road Maintenance Operations, Siesta Bay RV Resort Manager Hillsdale, MI 49242 Hillsdale County ISD 19333 Summerlin Road Indian Creek RV Resort & 310 West Bacon Street Ft Myers, FL 33908 MH Community Hillsdale, MI 49242 17340 San Carlos Blvd. Fort Myers Beach, FL 33931 135. Kevin &Viki McGee 136. Joyce Tinseth 137. Margaret Wilson 138. Sonya Rahim Gunsmoke RV Park La Hacienda RV Resort Waco RV Park Property Manager 11070 108 Road 7224 E. State Hwy 6 Arbor Terrace RV Resort Dodge City, KS Waco, Texas 76705 405 57th Avenue West Bradenton, FL 34207 139. Antonio Palacios 140. Carrie Coster 141. Janet Keen, Jennifer 142. Harry Wheeler Resort Manager Resort General Manager Wertz, Jim Ann Petroski Owner/President Pismo Dunes Resort Frontier Town Keen Lake Camping & Woodsmoke Recreational 200 South Dolliver Street Campground Cottage Resort Ent. Inc. Pismo Beach CA 93449 8428 Stephen Decatur 19551 S. Tamiami Trail Highway Fort Myers, FL 33908 Berlin, Maryland 21811 143. Dwayne Rhodes 144. Charlotte Burgin 145. JoMarie Grinkiewicz 146. Kristi Kieffer Resort Manager Resort Manager Assistant Resort General Resort Manager Compass RV Resort North Lake Estates RV Manager Rock Crusher RV Resort 1505 State Road 207 Resort Buttonwood Bay/Lake 237 S Rock Crusher Road St. Augustine, FL 32086 12044 East State Road 78 Josephine RV Resort Crystal River, FL 34429 Moore Haven, FL 33471 10001 US 27 South Sebring, FL 33876 147. Jennifer Long 148. Richard Schaub 149. Brian Mingerink 150. Edward & Debby Senior Resort Manager Resort General Manager Resort Manager Andrus Jellystone Park at Castaways RV Resort Hidden Ridge RV Resort General/Asst. Resort Mgrs. Birchwood Acres 12550 Eagles Nest Road 2306 12th Street Indian Creek RV Resort 85 Martinfield Road Berlin, MD 21811 Hopkins, MI 49328 4710 Lake Road East Greenfield Park, NY 12435 Geneva-on-the-Lake, OH 44041 151. Jamie Emminger 152. Norma Perez 153. Anthony Savoia 154. Dan Nussdorfer Guest Services Manager Resort Manager Resort Manager President, CEO AND Troy Bittner La Hacienda RV Resort & Treetops RV Resort Atlantic Oaks Campground General Manager Cottages 1901 West Arbrook Blvd. 3700 State Highway Carolina Pines RV Resort 5220 Hudson Bend Road Arlington, TX 76015 Eastham, MA 02642 5800 Highway 90 Austin, TX 78734 Conway, SC 29526 155. Katie Dumond 156 Jay Sporl 157. Scott C. Houle 158. Pattie Kretchmer, Resort Manager Resort Manager Resort General Manager General Manager Hid’n Pines RV Resort Seashore Campsites & RV Palm Creek Golf & RV Leisure Point Resort 8 Cascade Road Resort Resort 125491 Dogwood Lane Old Orchard Beach, ME 1110 North Henness Road Millsboro, DE 19966 04064 Casa Grande, AZ 85122 159. Chelsey Schreiber 160. Anne DeSain 161. Glenda Maples 162. Kathi Calveard Senior Resort Manager Resort Manager Resort Manager Senior Resort Manager Jellystone Park of WNY Majestic Oaks RV Resort Sun Leaf Verde RV Resort Rainbow RV Resort 5204 Youngers Rd 3751 Laurel Valley Blvd. 1500 S Apache Rd 700 CR 630A North Java, NY 14113 Zephyrhills, FL 33542 Buckeye, AZ 85326 Frostproof, Florida 33843 163. Dustin Curr 164. Jesse Wood 165. Marian and John 166. Michael O’Connor Owner Coastal Bay RV Park Smutny Managing Member Sleepy Hollow 2301 Nancy Lou Street Owners-Operators CFRPM LLC Campground & RV Park, El Campo, TX 77437 The Parkway RV Resort & LLC Campground 6330 County Road 200 Orland, CA 95963 167. Jack & Cheryl Morris 168. Kendall “Butch” 169. Kiley Stone 170. Daryle Schwerdt Ridge Ranch Campground Decou Office Manager Owner of Salina Kansas Owner/Operator West Twelfth Properties KOA Bayou Wilderness RV and Tower Campground 1109 W Diamond Dr. Campground Salina Kansas 67401 600 North Wilderness Trail Carencro, LA 70520 171. Deric Gunter 172. Tyler Burr 173. Bruce Aljets 174. Al Dynarski Owner/Host Golf Elkhorn Owner Casper KOA Kampground Cripple Creek KOA Yogi Bears Jellystone Park 1101 Prairie Lane Campground 26014 478th Avenue Bar Nunn WY 82601 Brandon, SD 57005 175. Phillip Kline 176. Steve Stamback 177. Maurice J LeBlanc 178. Marjorie K. Nanian, Owner/Operator RV Park Owner in Douglas Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park J.D. Klines Resort County, Oregon and Robert LA 70455 Partner 22260 Klines Resort Road Managing Member of Country Aire Manor Three Rivers, MI 49093 West Automotive Products, 10249 U.S. Highway 98 LLC Dade City, Florida 33525 401 S. Redwood Street Canby, OR 97013 179. Don Seppi 180. Ernie & Lynn Pahl 181. Andy Sudbrock 182. Cathleen Kuebler Owner Sugar Loafin’ RV Hidden Paradise Eagle’s Nest RV Park Traverse City KOA Campground Campground 100 Eagle Nest Rd 802 E Jefferson St. Buchanan, TN 38222 Saint Paul, Indiana, 47272 183. Misti Warden 184. Scott Matas 185. Julia Jones 186. Becca Redmond Resort Manager Resort Manager Pagosa Riverside Property Manager Oceanside Beachfront RV The Sands RV & Golf Campground 49er Village RV Resort Resort and Campground Resort 18265 HWY 49 90281 Cape Arago Hwy 16400 Bubbling Wells Rd. Plymouth, CA 95669 Coos Bay, OR 97420 Desert Hot Springs, CA 92240 187. Dave Cordray 188. Preston Menlove 189. Jon Heidrich 190. Erwin Keller White River RV Park & Salt Lake City KOA Mogollon RV Park Erie KOA Kampgrounds Campground And Forest Lakes, Arizona Montague, Michigan Beaver KOA 191. Mark Lemoine 192. Darla Sinnard, CMP 193. Julie McHenry, OHM 194. David Scheppe Owner & Managing Regional Manager Interim Assistant Manager Owner Partner Sunkissed Village RV Xaa-wan’-k’wvt Village & Traverse Bay RV Resort Fifth Level Hospitality, Resort Resort 5555 M-72 East Inc. Bay Bayou RV Resort Williamsburg, MI 49690 DBA Coloma/St. Joseph 8492 Manatee Bay Drive KOA Holiday Tampa, FL 33635 PO Box 136 Riverside, MI 49084 195. Brian Cirelli 196. Gina Huiet 197. Tim Deputy 198. Gary Ott Jr Resort Manager Manager Myrtle Beach Travel Park No other info given Campers Haven RV Resort Sturgis RV Park 10108 Kings Road Myrtle Beach, SC 29572 199. Richard Lord 200. Gene Zanger 201. Ray and Elaine Zobel 202. George Eccard Owner RV Park, Inn and Country Custer's Gulch RV Park RV park and campground Rutlader Outpost RV Park Park Owner and Campground worker Louisburg, KS 10031 Pacheco Pass Hwy 25112 Golden Valley Road Hollister, CA 95023 Custer, SD 57730 203. Rebecca Morrison 204. Carla Jacobsen 205. Kendra Davis 206. Lorelle & John RV Resort Manager Rapid City KOA Canyonlands RV Resort Bergeron 1-Red Oaks RV Resort 3010 East Highway 44 Manager Gettysburg KOA 2-Blueberry Hill RV Resort Rapid City, SD 57703 Campground 3-Homosassa River RV Resort 5551 SW 18th Terrace Bushnell, FL 33513 207. Dennis Stanek 208. Tim Hendon 209. Micheline Fortier 210. Kimberly Odden Lake DuBay Shores 2121 Lohmans Crossing Sr. Resort Manager Resort Manager Campground Rd Daytona Beach RV Resort Pecan Park RV Resort Suite 504-530 4601 S. Clyde Morris Blvd. 650 Pecan Park Rd., Lakeway Texas 78734 Port Orange, FL 32129 Jacksonville, FL 32218

211. Roger Vilmont 212. Kay Fountain 213. Jessica Doane 214. Brenda Horton Whispering Waters RV Resort Manager Sr. Resort Manager Lake Travis RV Park Campground Baker Acres RV Resort Wild Acres RV Resort 7914 Burleson Road 7820 Wire Road 179 Saco Avenue Austin, TX 78744 Zephyrhills, FL 33540 215. Jessica Doane 216. Barbara Franklin 217. Norma Perez 218. Jeff and Cynthia Interim Resort Manager Resort Manager Resort Manager Dunekacke Wagon Wheel RV Resort Fort Whaley RV Resort Blazing Star RV Resort Mt Princeton RV Park, 3 Old Orchard Rd 11224 Dale Road 1120 West Loop 1604 Buena Vista, CO Old Orchard Beach, ME Whaleyville, MD 21872 North 04064 San Antonio, TX 78251 219. Oscar and Rebecca 220. Vic and Cindy 221. Ellis Floyd 222. Tina Yates Diaz Sleepy Hollow RV Park No other info given Resort Manager Pine Gardens RV Park and 30661 N. Hwy 101 Archview RV Resort Campground Willits Ca. 95490 Sun Communities, Inc. 13701 N Highway 191 Moab, UT 84532 223. Curtis Allan, owner 224. Ron Kaly 225. Daniel Mahieu 226. Paul and Rachel Janda Beaver Hollow Nashville East/Lebanon Cozy Hills Campground Owners Campground KOA 1311 Bantam Road Tilleda Falls Campground, 2100 Safari Camp Rd. Bantam, CT 06750 LLC Lebanon, TN. 37090 W13165 County Road D Tilleda, WI 54978 227. Kim Huskey 228. Gaelan Bayley 229. Dana Voit 230. Bud Styer Vice President of Operations Manager Whistle Stop Campground Smokey Hollow Government Affairs Bayley's Camping Resort 114 Whistle Street Campground Ballard Fish and Oyster 275 Pine Point Road P.O. Box 177 P.O. Box 18 Company/Cherrystone Scarborough, ME 04074 Marshall, Wisconsin 53559 Lodi, Wisconsin 53555 Aqua Farms Cherrystone Family Camping Resort 231. Allen Wickey 232. Merry Motley 233. Mary Arlington 234. Alan Spencer Craig’s RV Park, Inc Leander KOA Executive Director Operations Manager 7895 NE Cubitis Avenue South Dakota Campground Parks LTD. Arcadia FL 34266 Owners Association (SDCOA) And Kansas ARVC And Colorado Campground & Lodging Owners Association (CCLOA) 235. Steven & Terri Foster 236. Ryan Newbrough 237. Scott Cory, owner 238. Jerry G. Patel Anderson Muncie KOA General Manager Ventura Ranch KOA No other info given Boston / Cape Cod KOA Ventura, CA 438 Plymouth Street Middleboro, MA 02346 239. Katie Hall 240. Ellen Henion 241. Larry Clay, Owner 242. Ken and Iris Shupe Benson KOA No other info given Little Rock North KOA No other info given 243. Guy E. Clarke 244. John T. Baker II 245. Anita Mangels 246. Debbie & John No other info given Austin East KOA KOA Schuettler Austin, Texas Wapakoneta KOA 247. James Pakkidis 248. Steve Linde 249. Karla B. Lemoine 250. David Masarik Wytheville KOA Yellowstone Park KOA Owner & Managing GM Philly South KOA 231 Koa Rd West Yellowstone, Partner Wytheville, Va. 24382 Montana Coloma/St. Joseph KOA Holiday 3527 Coloma Road Benton Harbor, MI 49022 251. Thuc Phan 252. Bernard Kreiger 253. Sonya Gedda 254. Jerry Dale Asset Manager Sheridan, WY KOA HCKOA Manchester KOA Guardian Holding LLC 586 Campground Road Banning Stagecoach KOA, Manchester, TN 37355 Corning RV Park, Lake Oroville Gold Country RV Community 9105 Bruceville Road, Suite 6A Elk Grove, CA 95758 255. Michael Way 256. Glenn Soffner 257. Steven Albrecht 258. Ruben F. Salles Greensboro KOA General Manager KOA Albrecht/ Colorado City - Pueblo Greensboro, NC Louisville South KOA Stevens Entertainment South KOA 2433 Hwy 44 E Corporation Shepherdsville KY 40165 259. Jayar & Becky Miller 260. Deene Yenchochic 261. Bill Richard 262. Chuck & Leza Augusta/Gardner KOA Owner/Operator Spencer 30 Mallard Drive Uniontown KOA at River's KOA Campground Owner Denver West/Central City Richmond, ME 04357 Edge KOA

263. Troy Crosson 264. Bruce Tschetter / 265. Tom Brooks 266. Kevin & Jill Thueson No other info given Nancy Quinn General Manager Green River KOA 4793 Highway 62 South Padre Island KOA And Calvert City, KY 42029 Green River Properties

267. Libby DeRosa 268. Dominic Burns, owner 269. Michael Bell 270. Reed Slingerland Covert/South Haven KOA Buena Vista Colorado President, 39397 M140 Hwy KOA Kampgrounds Enterprises Montrose KOA- Montrose, Covert, MI 49043 Inc. CO 111 N. 2nd Avenue AND Chula Vista, CA 91910 Bernalillo KOA-Bernalillo, Includes: NM San Diego KOA Temecula/Vail Lake KOA Palm Springs/Joshua Tree KOA Grand Canyon/Williams KOA Williams/Circle Pines KOA Flagstaff KOA St. Louis West/Old Route 66 KOA 271. Ron Shamblin 272. Dane Goetz, President 273. John Rogers, 274. Scott & Diane King Owner Spearfish / Black Hills owner/member Springfield/Route 66 KOA Jacksonville N/St Mary's KOA Kerrville KOA 5775 W Farm Road 140 KOA 41 W Hwy 14 2400 Goat Creek Road Springfield, MO 65802 Spearfish, SD 57783 Kerrville, Texas 78028 275. John J McMullen 276. Bryan and Ashley 277. Chris Rademacher 278. Walter Freeman Rusk KOA Nettleton Des Moines West KOA Benton KOA Charlottesville KOA Campground 279. Chris Mathieu and 280. Scott Jacobson 281. Sterling Rohde, 282. Josh Bell Kathy Dye Owner President Kampgrounds Enterprises, Owners Denver East Strasburg Alamo Kampgrounds, Inc. Inc. Anderson SC KOA KOA Campground 283. Kurt & Lori Hostetter 284. Matt – Murphy 285. Michael Dunn 286. Greg and Peri Ann Hocking Hills KOA Peace Valley KOA Holiday New Orleans KOA Query, Owners Holiday 117 Happy Valley Road Estes Park KOA Marble, NC 28905 Campground 2051 Big Thompson Avenue Estes Park, Colorado 80517 287. David H Bower 288. John Bierbach - 289. Larry Pasekoff 290. Kate and Kaaren Family Fun Memories Inc. Owner No other info given Owners, Hixton / Alma Center KOA Cooperstown KOA Campground 291. Joel Fodor 292. Carrie Conger 293. Howard Hawkins 294. Helen Paulson Ludington East KOA Owner Chocorua KOA Manager Natural Bridge/Lexington Chocorua New Hampshire Willcox / Cochise KOA KOA 295. Kat Berta 296. Beverly A Bulen 297. Mike Barron 298. Heather Nance Owner Operator Butler Mohican KOA Buffalo I-40 KOA Asheville KOA Brattleboro North KOA 299. Brenda Vesely, owner 300. Lisa DeFord 301. Wayne C. Fuqua 302. Homer Staves, Orange Blossom KOA Klamath Falls KOA Kings Dominion Whitefish Montana Manager, Electrical Maintenance 303. Brad & Wendee 304. Curtis & Ana Pauli 305. Scott Bacher 306. Gwenn West Patterson, Owners Grand Junction KOA Shady Acres Campground Pine Island KOA Patterson Colorado Grand Junction, Colorado 20 Shoestring Road 5120 Stringfellow Road Campgrounds, Inc. Carver, MA 02330 St James City, FL 33956 26680 West US Highway 50 La Junta, Colorado 81050 307. Jennifer Mason 308. Gregory Lesky 309. Shadd & Dawn 310. Thomas H Brown, Owner/Operator GM Livingston/Paradise McEwan Owner Point South KOA Valley KOA Ellensburg KOA Minneapolis Southwest KOA Holiday 3315 W 166th ST Jordan, MN 55352-9376 311. Jerry Bergman 312. Marc Peterson 313. Al Johnson 314. Mike Larkin 500 Saint Michael Drive Paris Landing | Kentucky Executive VP of Washington/Pittsburgh Texarkana, TX 75503 Lake KOA Campground Development & Public KOA Journey 6290 E. Antioch Rd. | Affairs Buchanan TN, 38222 RAC-Recreational Adventures Company PO Box 295 12620 Highway 244 Hill City, SD 57745 315. Meg Malanuk 316. Isaac Aisenstein 317. Alex Guyovich 318. Barbara Kuder Santee Lakes KOA No other info given Manager Salem Lisbon KOA Fairplex KOA 319. Dana VanGilder 320.Eric Johnson 321. Tammy Bolin 322. Keith and Bonnie Timberline RV Camp Assistant VP of Operations Owner Diesing Newton KOA RAC-Recreational Silver City KOA Holiday Richmond KOA Four Seasons Properties Adventures Company 11824 Highway 180 E Store It America, LLC PO Box 295 Arenas Valley, NM 88022 12620 Highway 244 Hill City, SD 57745 323. Carlisa London 324. Deb & Mark Wood 325. Timothy Harris 326. Brent Andrews Polson/Flathead Lake KOA WaKeeney KOA Owner, Hayward KOA Owner - Huntington / Fox Hayward, WI 54843 Fire KOA Kampground 327. Eric Shampine 328. Dan Socola 329. Gary Levesque 330. Greg Batts Willcox/Cochise KOA Nittany Mountain KOA Owner Prizer Point 2751 Millers Bottom Rd. Philadelphia/West Chester New Columbia, PA 17856 KOA 331. Leah Simpson, 332. Mike & Chris Camp 333. Theresa D. Cannon 334. Jacquelyn Winegar Manager Eureka Springs KOA No other info given Kingman KOA Las Cruces KOA 3820 N. Roosevelt St. Kingman, AZ 86409 335. Judith Hernandez 336. Kimberly B. Drake 337. Denise Raubaugh 338. Emily Rankin | COP Property Manager Charleston KOA General Manager Accommodations Banning Stagecoach KOA Albuquerque KOA Coordinator 1455 S San Gorgonio Ave, Kampgrounds of America, Banning, CA 92220 Inc. 550 N 31st Street, 4th Floor Billings, MT 59101 339. Jeff Gooch 340. Ben Kelsey 341. Matthew Koromhas 342. Chip Grundon General Manager General Manager General Manager General Manager Santa Cruz Monterey Bay Tucson/Lazydays KOA Orlando/Kissimmee KOA Lake Placid/Whiteface KOA Orlando Southwest KOA Mtn. KOA 343. Wendy Woodman 344. Lee Oliver 345. Pam & Damon 346. Ginny Rader General Manager General Manager Peterson General Manager Sugarloaf Key/Key West Dallas/Arlington KOA Kingman KOA Managers Niagara Falls / Grand KOA Holiday 3820 N. Roosevelt Avenue Island KOA 251 State Road 939 Kingman, AZ 86409 Sugarloaf Key, FL 33042- 0469 347. Scott Burkard 348. Barbie Fallon 349. Mark Chipperfield 350. Lisa Thompson Meadowcliff Lodge And General Manager General Manager Niagara Falls, ON KOA Coleville/Walker KOA Bar Harbor Oceanside Townsend Great Smokies Kampground 110437 US Highway 395 KOA KOA Holiday Coleville, CA 96107 351. Lane M. Lewis 352. Chuck Knopf 353. Michelle Guajardo 354. Laura Koval Owner Manager Senior Resort Manager Director of Park and Tucumcari, NM KOA Austin Lone Star RV Hill Country Cottage and Recreation Resort RV Resort Santee Lakes Recreation 7009 S. IH 35 131 Rueckle Road Preserve Austin, TX 78744 New Braunfels, TX 78130 355. Scott Taylor 356. Kristy M. Smith 357. Maria D. Barker 358. Ben Jansen Manager/Owner Executive Director President No other info given West Houghton Lake Ohio Campground Owners Phillips Management Campground Association Group 9371 W Houghton Lake Dr PO Box 12278 1400 Battleground Avenue, Houghton Lake MI 48629 Columbus, OH 43212 Suite 201 Greensboro, NC 27408 359. Todd Leary 360. John Robinson 361. Charles Amian 362. Robin Baker General Manager Vice President Operations Manager Property Manager PirateLand Family Four Seasons Campground Pismo Coast Village RV Travel World Holdings Camping Resort Pilesgrove, NJ Resort LLC 165 S. Dolliver - Pismo 12400 US Hwy 19N Beach CA 93449 Clearwater, Fl. 33764 363. Tim Wilcox, 364. Jeff & Kathie Osborn 365. Mark Perry 366. Jay Jamison President Resident Managers President CEO/General Manager Hillsdale-Isd The Outpost RV Resort Park Investments/ERP Pismo Coast Village, Inc. Park & Community Investments Inc. Pismo Coast Village RV 2250 US Hwy 92 W Evergreen RV Park Resort Winter Haven, FL 33881 2135 N. Oxnard Blvd. Pismo Beach CA Oxnard, CA 93036 367. Ken & Sylvia 368. Joan L. Holz 369. Kent Madison 370. June Alexander Manning Holiday Camping Resort President CanyonSide Campground Abel Mountain 5483 W. Stony Lake Rd. Panel View RV Park Inc Campground New Era, MI 49446 29299 Madison Rd Braintree, VT 05060 Echo, OR 97826 371. Ken Usina 372. Barb Caramico 373. Lori Hight 374. Richard Puricelli North Beach Camp Resort Operations Supervisor St. Pete KOA Waubeeka Family St. Augustine Florida River's End Campground Campground 5 Fort Avenue, Tybee 133 Farm Road Island, GA 31328 Copake New York 12516 USPS MAILING ADDRESS: PO Box 988, Tybee Island, GA 31328 375. Steven M. Cline 376. Terrell and Kathleen 377. Ted Bonner, Manager 378. Mona Ollis McClain, Owner Deppe Desert Pueblo RV Resort Owner Jellystone Park of Fort No other info given 28726 Highway 72 Outpost RV Park and Atkinson P.O. Box 295 Campground Bouse, AZ 85325 340 Cave Run Lake Rd. Salt Lick, KY 40371 379. Jamei Wolfinger 380. Steve Bell 381. Tabitha Klinakis 382. M. Lance Thompson Co-owner Bell Camper Sales Region 33 Vice President and General Greenwood Acres Family And RV Resort Manager, Manager Campground Owner of Bell RV Village Operations & Sales The Jackson Companies / 2401 Hilton Rd Three Lakes RV Resort Ocean Lakes Family Jackson, MI 49201 10354 Smooth Water Drive Campground Hudson, FL 34667 6001 South Kings Highway Myrtle Beach, SC 29575 383. Gary Maddox Owner 384. Jack See 385. Kevin Sipes 386. Tom Brooks, South Riviera Resort & Piney River Resort Owner Padre KOA Marina RV Park Principal White RV park 1113 South Access Road Clyde, TX 79510 387. Bridgette Snyder 388. Donna Martin, Owner, 389. Dallas Griffin 390. Eddy Bennett Owner OHP Fullamor Holdings Tall Pines Campground, New Adventure RV Park & True West Campground, NY Horse Hotel, LLC Stables, and Mercantile 2080 FM 222 3341 Leatherwood Ford Coldspring TX 77331 Road Jamestown TN, 38556 391. Andre Yazdi 392. Kaitlin Butler 393. Blair Stone 394. Moriah Vance Operations Manager Resort Manager Creekside Rv Park Marthas Vineyard Family Toni Wassenberg Cava Robles RV Resort 1437 Hancock Road Campground Accounts Manager 3800 Golden Hill Road Albany, GA.31705 569 Edgartown Road Casey's Riverside RV Park Paso Robles, CA 93446 Vineyard Haven, MA 02568 395. Doug and Sharon 396. Tim Davis 397. James Hawthorne 398. Jim and Barbara Charles Log Cabin Resort and Council Road RV Park Sutherland Silver Beach Resort Campground 8108 SW 8th Street Owners 40350 US Highway 12 Trego, WI Oklahoma City, OK 73128 Elkhorn Campground Naches, WA 98937 165 North Scruggs Lane Frankfort Kentucky 40601 399. Raymond C Perrine 400. Todd Barker 401. RB Watts 402. Vern Underwood Perrine Enterprises O’Sullivan Sportsman Owner Hidden Creek Camping 3415 Radio Rd, Ste 109 Resort Watts RV Park Resort; Marion, NC Naples, FL 34104 6897 Highway 262 SE Gilmer, Texas and Othello, WA 99344 Lake James Camping Resort; Nebo, NC and Pine Haven Camping Resort Ocean View, NJ and Copake Camping Resort Copake, NY and Houston Leisure RV Resort Highlands, TX 403. Pam Blalack 404. Rich Carr 405. Donald Fulkerson 406. Brett Bullock Office Manager Four Oaks Lodging & RV Smokey Hollow And Steve Warner Resort Campground Pine Harbor Campground North Point RV Park 4606 US Highway 301 P.O. Box 18 7181 185th St. 7552 U S Hwy 259 N south Lodi, Wisconsin 53555 Chippewa Falls, WI 54729 Longview, TX 75605 Four Oaks, NC 27524 407. Cindi Thom 408. Sherri Smiley 409. Arthur & Glenda 410. Linda I. Nelson Owner Manager Morrison Owner/Operator Cactus Rose RV Park Olde Mill Stream RV Cross Winds Family Old Holbrook Place Resort Campground Family Camping and 160 Campground Lane Picnic Grounds Linwood, NC 27299 114 Manchaug Road Sutton, MA 012590 411. Denise Kelly 412. Thomas E. Breeden 413. Cary Deccio 414. Laurie & Greg Kellystone Park No other info given Manager, Ruby's Inn RV Adams, Owner/Operator 51 Hawkins Road Park and Campground Baraboo Hills Campground Nineveh, NY 13813 E10545 Terrytown Road Baraboo, WI 53913 415. Harold Treland 416. Doris Wagner 417. Perrianna Prater 418. Melissa Keefe Treeland Resorts Owner Yogi Bear’s Jellystone Manager at Salem Farms Hayward, WI 54843 Sierra Trails RV Park Park at Pigeon Campground, LLC 21282 State Hwy 14 Forge/Gatlinburg Mojave, CA 93501 419. Margaret A. Wilson 420. Karen K. Frankson 421. Tom, Joy Levake 422. Anthony Tucker Waco RV Park Owner owners Albany RV Resort Inc. 7224 E. State Hwy 6, Pride of America Boulder Creek 1218 Liberty Exp S.E. Waco, Texas 76705 Campground Albany, Ga 31705 423. Grant Gore 424. Molly Robinson 425. Pete Brown 426. Mike Spaulding Recreation Plantation RV No other info given Lone Oak Campsites Member Manager Resort - Lady Lake, FL King Phillip's Campground and & Resort LLC Oak Alley Rv Resort - Lake George Riverview Webster, FL. Campground & Resort Additional reason: LLC Bottom Line: I PO Box 592 have operated Recreation Lake George, NY 12845 Plantation’s 1079 sites for over 35 years. (That’s over 13 MILLION site nights!!) We have never had safety problem in our 50/30/20 amps receptacles. No fires, no shocks, no electrocutions!!! Overregulation is never a good answer. “Hot skin” (which is probably why all the fuss exists) can still exist with a GFCI device. In fact, defective GFCI breakers can cause this condition. 427. Todd M. Golebiewski 428. Brad McGalliard 429. Keith Stachurski 430. Betty H Worden River View Campground & Pine Ridge Campground General Manager South 40 Campground Canoe Livery Roebuck, SC 29376 Virginia Beach KOA 2809 Courtland Road Rifle River - Sterling, MI Petersburg, Virginia 23805 431. Allison Lago 432. Mark Lamers 433. Melinda Newell 434. Paul Hagen, Owner General Manager Zooland Family 414 Union Academy Ada Pride of America Camping Mystic KOA Campground Road Resort 3671 Pisgah Covered Ramer, AL 36069 3906 Finch Trail Bridge Rd. DeForest, WI 53532 Asheboro, NC 27205 435. Frederic Stott 436. Shelley-Ann 437. Joe Schanz 438. Heather Mayercak General Manager Camping on the Battenkill Owner District Manager Angola / Hogback Lake 48 Camping on Battenkill Oak Shores Campground, Blue Jay MH & RV Resort KOA Arlington, VT 05250 Inc. And 5251 West US 20 86232 County Road Citrus Hill RV Resort Angola, IN 46703 Decatur, MI 49045 439. John Schwemler 440. Rick Spear 441. Carl Liljenstolpe 442. Robert (Bob) Ekback Senior RV Resort Manager Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park Owner President of Estes Aspen Grove RV Park Tall Texan RV Park and Horseshoe Cove RV Resort Cabins 5100 60th Street East, Bradenton, FL 34203 443. Johnny Robinson 444. Dave and Myrna 445. Karl & Kathy Boehm 446. Gary & Donna Fout Four Seasons Family Schneider Buckatabon Lodge Owners Campground Indian Trails Campground 5630 Rush Road Williamsburg KOA Fox Trail Outfitters Conover, WI 54519 Campground W6445 Haynes Road, AND Pardeeville, WI 53954 Great American Direct 447. Joyce Hornsby 448. Joe Walter 449. Nichole Brinkmeier 450. Jim Tracy Park Manager O'Neil Creek Campground Merry Mac’s Campground Board Member, Wisconsin Ellenton Gardens RV 14912 105th Avenue Association of Resort Chippewa Falls, WI 54729 Campground Owners 7310 U.S. Highway 301 N Former Owner Al's Fox Ellenton, FL 34222 Hill RV Park & Baraboo Hills Campground Baraboo, WI 53913 451. Tiffanie Butzen 452. Amber Williams 453. Michelle Hoffman 454. Emily Truell RV Resort Manager RV Resort Manager RV Resort Manager Owner Westward Ho RV Resort River Plantation RV Resort Petoskey KOA Holiday Lake Arrowhead & N5456 Division Road 1004 Parkway Sevierville, 1800 N US Highway 31 Lakeside Campgrounds Glenbeulah, WI. 53023 TN 37862 Petoskey, MI 49770 455. Michelle Dawn 456. Tre Williams 457. Joel Duncan 458. Johnny Gillis Maynora RV Resort Manager RV Resort Manager RV Resort Manager District Manager | Sun RV Sandy Lake RV & MH Reunion Lake RV Resort Saco/Old Orchard Beach Resorts Resort 43234 Hwy 445 KOA Gwynn's Island RV Resort Ponchatoula, LA 70454 814 Portland Road AND Saco, Maine 04072 New Point RV Resort 459. Andy Casini 460. Mike Tinstman 461. Steven W. Cross 462. Cheryl A. Taylor General Manager Chain O' Lakes 3190 South Old State Road RV Resort Manager PO Box 22 Campground Delaware, Ohio 43015 Wine Country RV Resort Duncans Mills, CA 95430 3165 Campground Road 2500 Airport Road Eagle River, WI 54521 Paso Robles, CA 93446 463. Kristen Swisher 464. Mark & Michele 465. Mark 466. Andy Zipser, Owner River Bend Resort Johnson Grand Valley Walnut Hills Campground General Manager Schatzi’s 4 Seasons Resort, and RV Park Inc. 16095 S. Chipmunk Hollow Road Gordon, WI 54838 467. Skip Anderson 468. Wayne Utley 469. Roberta Whipple 470. John Gonano Resort Manager General Manager RV Resort Manager General Manager Seaport RV Resort Lake Rudolph Adirondack Gateway RV River and Trail Outfitters 45 Campground Road – Campground & RV Resort Resort & Campground Box 104 78 N Holiday Blvd 427 Fortsville Road Old Mystic, CT 06372 Santa Claus, In 47579 Gansevoort, NY 12831 471. Thomas Brandt 472. Karen Burkhead 473. Dan & Nancy 474. Aaron James (AJ) Resort Manager Hickory Lakes Cappello AJs Getaway RV Campground LLC Lazy Day Campground Mill Creek RV Resort 23 Township Road 1300 Montgomery City, MO 2775 Michigan Avenue West Salem, OH 44287 Kissimmee, Florida, 34744 475. Sarah Krause 476. Michael Busch 477. Jessica Malsack 478. Don Shepherd Sales and Customer Owner Owner Principal Service Manager White Pines Campsites Lake Arrowhead and Piney River Resort LLC Rivers Edge Lakeside Campgrounds And Oasis Hancock Wisconsin 479. Wallace Shaw Jr 480. Joyce Calhoun 481. Ben Stefan 482. Jeff & Marge Regan Tidewater Campground LP Osage Beach RV Park Grand Valley Campground Spring Lake RV Resort, Hampton, NH 03842 3949 Campground Lane Crossville, TN Osage Beach, MO 65065 483. Angela Betts 484. David London Pres. 485. Linda Gurevich 486. Catherine Markham Operator Skyway Camping Resort Owner and Operator Crockett Family Resort Trailside RV Park & Store Cherry Hill Park 75 Dogwood LN W 1000 R D Mize Road 9800 Cherry Hill Road Crockett, TX 75835 Grain Valley, MO 64029 College Park, MD 20740 487. Dan Festa/Joe Raley 488. Duane & Michelle 489. Rick Yeager 490. Stephen C. Francis Owners Dancer Rose Point Park Cabins & ROUTE 66 RV Redwood Resort RV Park Back 40 Campground Camping Network/Trailside RV and Campground Rushsylvania, OH 43347 Center/Trailside RV Park Boulder Creek, CA 1000 R.D. Mize Road Grain Valley, MO 64029 491. John & Denise Kazik. 492. Sue Alkire 493. Bree Theilman 494. Charlie Smiley Silver Cliff Camp America's Best Great Northern Olde Mill Stream RV Campground Campground, LLC Resort 499 Buena Vista Road N6146 County Road H Branson, MO 65616 Gleason, WI 54435 495. Marshall Caudle and 496. Chris Folkman, 497. Jon & Leah Van Rhee 498. John Gilday Nancy Hreschak, Partner Owner Countryside Campground Manager Woodland Hills Mt View RV, Inc. & Cabins Pirateland Family Camping Campground 2845 Hughes Lane 805 Byfield Drive Resort Austerlitz, NY Baker City, OR 97814 Harrison, MI 48625 5401 South Kings Highway Myrtle Beach, SC 29575 499. Jennifer Rozella 500. Joe Moore 501. Gary & Linda Doudna 502. Benton W Chambliss Hartwick Highlands Moore's Campground Buffalo Lake Camping Coaches Corner RV Park Campground Consulting, MC² Resort Tuscaloosa, AL 35401 131 Burke Hill Road ARVC Vendor/Supplier 555 Lake Avenue Milford, NY 13807 BOD Montello, WI 53949 290 CR 2487 Mineola, TX 75773 503. Jeff Erickson 504. Eric Rasmussen 505. Dan Thiem 506. Dirk A. Lillie Homer Baycrest RV Park Owner Inn Town Campground RV Resort Manager Homer, AK 99603 River’s End RV Park 9 Kidder Court 5505 Charlevoix Ave. Also Nevada City, CA 95959 Petoskey, Mi. 49770 C.A. Rasmussen Co. 2320 Shasta Way, Ste. F Simi Valley, CA 93065 507. Guy Perreault, CAM 508. Michael Bezzeg 509. Wendy & Rick Lowe 510. Eugenie A Schlittgen RV Resort Manager Woodside Lake Park Weaver's Resort No other info given Pleasant Lake RV Resort 2486 Frost Road 1001 Weaver Road 6633 53rd Avenue E Streetsboro, OH 44241 Pelican Lake, WI 54463 Bradenton, FL 34203 511. The Littlefairs 512. Ron C. 513.Windy Maitreme 514. Gary and Marilyn Little Creek Family Senior Resort Manager Cajun Palms RV Resort McCray Campground And Harecreek Campground 627 Tioga Road Christy Vazquez-Casiano (Owners) Fairchild, WI 54741 Assistant RV Resort Corry, Pa Manager Orange City RV Resort 2300 E. Graves Avenue Orange City, FL 32763

515. Daniel Lyons and 516. Mitch Craighead 517. Larry Jordan via 518. Rita Owens Ali Spinosa Regional Property Manager Cindy Wimbish Sr. Resort Manager Guest Services Coordinator Orangeland RV Park Tampa East RV Resort Spanish Main Mobile Home & RV Resort 11210 Spanish Main Resort Trail Thonotosassa, FL 33592 519. Michael Horan 520. Daniel Workman 521.William Milligan 522. John Denman And Jim Horan Resort Manager Owner Partner and RV Resort Manager Sunny Brook Resort, LLC Zeman Homes Denise Nuchols Pleasant Acres Farm RV 68300 CR 38 8574 Millbrook Road Park Manager and LLC South Haven, MI 49090 P.O. Box 306 Annette Seymour 61 DeWitt Road Millbrook, IL 60536 Office Manager Sussex NJ 07461 Rancho Los Coches RV Park 13468 Highway 8 Business Lakeside, CA 92040 523. Janet Koenig 524. Lori Field 525. Allyson Reagan 526. Cody R. Sauer Resort Manager Black Meadow Landing Senior VP of Operations Co-Founder & Partner 4678 Somers Point Road 6547 N. Avondale Avenue Land Lease America Mays Landing, NJ 08330 Chicago, IL 60631 527. Dubois KOA 528. Maria Fisher 529. Jeffrey Saunders 530. Nancy Cheseldine No other info given RV Resort Manager Pinewood Lodge Owner The Groves RV Resort Campground SugarMill RV Park 16175 John Morris Road Ft. Myers, FL 33908 531. Kathryn Hornat 532. Robert E. Schutter, Jr. 533. Nancy Fifelski and 534. Elizabeth Whitty Laurel Lock Campground President/COO Valerie and Kelly No other info given 15 Cottage Road Leisure Systems, Inc. Markoski Oakdale, CT 06370 502 TechneCenter Drive, Hungry Horse Suite D Campground Milford, Ohio 45150 535. Ryan Uhles 536. no name on email 537. Randy Isaacson 538. Bryan Bourgeois Bakersfield River Run RV Tok RV Village Inc. Campground Financing- No other info given Park Tok, Alaska 99780 CCFBank Family Owned Campground-Jellystone Park, Caledonia, WI and Family Owned Campground- Raintree 539. Ryan Rivers 540. Andrew Hampp 541. Jessica Carls 542. Dennis and Nanette Resort Manager Cypress Morro Bay No other info given Gillan 1 Robinson Way RV & Mobilehome Park Owners Kennebunk, ME 04043 1121 Main Street Green River Oaks Morro Bay, CA 93442 Campground Additional reasons: We are a small “mom and pop” RV & mobilehome park and are planning to upgrade our park’s electrical system. This is a daunting and major project for us. The project will become even more expensive, complex and confusing if TIA 1474 isn’t passed. From all the research we have seen on the issue, there is not a health and safety problem with non- GFCI 30 and 50 amp pedestals on the market or installed in thousands of sites across the country. Instead, it appears that the “industrial code- making complex” is trying to impose a confusing and expensive burden onto park owners to fix a problem that doesn’t exist. 543. Tamsley Seaborn 544. James Nagel 545. David Goldman, 546. Donald George No other info given Lincoln Pines Resort President No other info given Gowen, MI Resort Membership Marketing Company AND Glenwood Resort Inc. Additional write-in lost in spam 556. Matthew Clina Owner Meadow-Vale Campsites Mt. Vision, NY