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Distribution List of Interested Parties Appendix I ȱȱ TableȱIȬ1ȱprovidesȱaȱsummaryȱtabulationȱofȱthoseȱonȱtheȱinterestedȱpartiesȱorȱotherȱ distributionȱlistsȱwhoȱreceivedȱeitherȱaȱcopyȱofȱtheȱDEISȱorȱaȱnoticeȱthatȱtheȱDEISȱwasȱ available.ȱTableȱIȬ2ȱcontainsȱanȱexpandedȱlistȱofȱtheȱinterestedȱparties.ȱ Tableȱ7Ȭ3.ȱSummaryȱCountȱofȱInterestedȱPartiesȱDistributionȱListȱ Category of Interested Parties Count Task Force Members 42 Oversight Team Members 22 Elected Officials 17 School 8 Media 8 Religious Organizations 104 Interested Parties (Existing Mailing List) 312 2011 Tax Records (for properties within study area) 4,172 Total Interested Parties 4,685 Salem River Crossing Project Draft Environmental Impact Statement I-1 Appendix I. Distribution List of Interested Parties TableȱIȬ2.ȱInterestedȱPartiesȱDistributionȱListȱ Name Title/Affiliation Location Task Force Members Mark Brown BLM Stephen Dickey Cherriots Salem, OR 97301 Glenn Gross City of Salem Salem, OR 97301 Mark Becktel City of Salem Salem, OR 97301 Austin McGuigan Community Development Director, Polk Dallas, OR 97338 County Cortright Bob DLCD Mike Karnosh Grand Ronde Grand Ronde, OR 97347 Eric Bradfield Grant Neighborhood Association Jean Palmateer Grant Neighborhood Association Darlene Strozut Highland Neighborhood Association Sam Litke Keizer Keizer, OR 97307-1000 Cindy Schmitt Marion County Karen Odenthal Marion County James T. Potter ODOT Region 2 Bob Cortright Oregon Department of Land Salem, OR 97301 Conservation and Development Austin McGuigan Don Homuth Doug Parrow Fred Harris Leon Fischer Russell Beaton Tom Clark Warren Bednarz Oversight Team Members Dan Clem City of Salem Emily Lawton FHWA Sam Brentano Marion County Chris Woods ODOT Region 2 Eryca McCartin ODOT Region 2 Jane Lee ODOT Region 2 Sonny Chickering ODOT Region 2 Craig Pope Polk County I-2 Salem River Crossing Project Draft Environmental Impact Statement Appendix I. Distribution List of Interested Parties TableȱIȬ2.ȱInterestedȱPartiesȱDistributionȱListȱ Name Title/Affiliation Location Mike Propes Polk County Dallas, OR 97338 Richard Walsh Walsh Law Firm Bob Krebs Cathy Clark Elected Officials Representative Barker Oregon State Representative Salem, OR 97301 Representative Berger Oregon State Representative Salem, OR 97301 Representative Boquist Oregon State Representative Salem, OR 97301 Representative Brown Oregon State Representative Salem, OR 97301 Representative Cameron Oregon State Representative Salem, OR 97301 Representative Dalto Oregon State Representative Salem, OR 97301 Representative Komp Oregon State Representative Salem, OR 97301 Representative Nelson Oregon State Representative Salem, OR 97301 Representative Sumner Oregon State Representative Salem, OR 97301 Representative Thatcher Oregon State Representative Salem, OR 97301 Senator Beyer Oregon State Senator Salem, OR 97301 Senator Courtney Oregon State Senator Salem, OR 97301 Senator Ferrioli Oregon State Senator Salem, OR 97301 Senator George Oregon State Senator Salem, OR 97301 Senator Starr Oregon State Senator Salem, OR 97301 Senator Verger Oregon State Senator Salem, OR 97301 Senator Winters Oregon State Senator Salem, OR 97301 Schools Heritage Elementary Salem, OR Riviera Christian Elementary Salem, OR Salem Statesman Journal Salem, OR 97301 Salem-Keizer School District Salem, OR 97305 Sonshine Elementary School Salem, OR St. Joseph Parochial Elementary Salem, OR School St. Vincent de Paul Catholic School Salem, OR Willamette University Salem, OR 97301 Salem River Crossing Project Draft Environmental Impact Statement I-3 Appendix I. Distribution List of Interested Parties TableȱIȬ2.ȱInterestedȱPartiesȱDistributionȱListȱ Name Title/Affiliation Location Media Associated Press, Portland Oregon Portland, OR 97218 KATU Portland, OR 97207 KGW Portland, OR 97201-2549 KOIN Troutdale, OR, 97060 KPTV Beaverton, OR 97006-5731 KWVT Dallas, OR 97338 OPB Portland, OR 97219-3099 Oregonian Portland, OR 97201 Religious Organizations Bethany Baptist Church Salem, OR 97302 Bible Center Fellowship Salem, OR 97301 Calvary Baptist Church Salem, OR 97302 Calvary Chapel of Salem Salem, OR 97301 Capital Baptist Church Salem, OR 97301 Capital City Baptist Church Salem, OR 97302 Capital Park Wesleyan Church Salem, OR 97305 Celebration Foursquare Church Salem, OR 97301 Champion Life Center Keizer, OR 97303 Christian Center of Salem Salem, OR 97305 Christian Science Church Salem, OR 97302 Christian World Fellowship Salem, OR 97302 Church of Christ at Salem Salem, OR 97301 Church of Christ Market Street Salem, OR 97301 Church of Christ South Salem Salem, OR 97302 Church of God Salem, OR 97302 Church of the Nazarene Salem, OR 97302 Court Street Christian Church Salem, OR 97301 Dayspring Fellowship Keizer, OR 97307 Emmanuel Bible Church Salem, OR 97305 Englewood United Methodist Church Salem, OR 97301 Evergreen Presbyterian Church Salem, OR 97301 Faith Baptist Church Salem, OR 97305 Faith Lutheran Church Keizer, OR 97303 I-4 Salem River Crossing Project Draft Environmental Impact Statement Appendix I. Distribution List of Interested Parties TableȱIȬ2.ȱInterestedȱPartiesȱDistributionȱListȱ Name Title/Affiliation Location First Baptist Church of Salem Salem, OR 97301 First Christian Church Salem, OR 97301 First Church of the Nazarene Salem, OR 97301 First Congregational United Church Salem, OR 97301 of Christ First Free Will Baptist Church Salem, OR 97301 First Presbyterian Church Salem, OR 97301 First United Methodist Church Salem, OR 97301 Gateway Community Church Salem, OR 97306 Gateway Foursquare Salem, OR 97302 Grace Baptist Church Salem, OR 97301 Grace Community Church Salem, OR 97305 Harvest Time Pentecostal Church Salem, OR 97301 Immanuel Baptist Salem, OR 97301 Immanuel Lutheran Church Salem, OR 97302 Jason Lee United Methodist Church Salem, OR 97301 Jehovah’s Witnesses Salem, OR 97301 Jehovah’s Witnesses Salem, OR 97317 John Knox Presbyterian Church Keizer, OR 97303 Judson Baptist Church Salem, OR 97302 Keizer Christian Church Keizer, OR 97303 Keizer Church of Christ Keizer, OR 97303 Keizer Clear Lake United Methodist Keizer, OR 97303 Church Keizer Community Church Keizer, OR 97303 Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Salem, OR 97304 Witnesses Kingwood Bible Church Salem, OR 97304 Korean Church of Salem Salem, OR 97301 Labish Center Community Salem, OR 97305 Evangelical Church Lancaster Assembly of God Salem, OR 97305 Liberty Christian Church Salem, OR 97306 Life Church Salem, OR 97304 Messiah Lutheran Church Salem, OR 97305 Morning Star Community Church Salem, OR 97302 Salem River Crossing Project Draft Environmental Impact Statement I-5 Appendix I. Distribution List of Interested Parties TableȱIȬ2.ȱInterestedȱPartiesȱDistributionȱListȱ Name Title/Affiliation Location Mt. Olive Missionary Baptist Church Salem, OR 97301 New Harvest Church Salem, OR 97301 Oak Park Community Church Of Salem, OR 97305 God Open Gate Church of the Nazarene Keizer, OR 97303 Our Savior’s Lutheran Church Salem, OR 97302 Peace Lutheran Church Salem, OR 97304 People’s Church Salem, OR 97305 Quaker Friends Meeting Salem, OR 97301 Queen of Peace Catholic Church Salem, OR 97302 Redeemer Lutheran Church Salem, OR 97305 Relevant Life Church Salem, OR 97302 Rolling Hills Baptist Church Salem, OR 97306 Rosedale Friends Church Salem, OR 97306 Royal Oaks Baptist Church Salem, OR 97301 Salem Alliance Church Salem, OR 97301 Salem Baptist Temple Salem, OR 97302 Salem Central Seventh-Day Salem, OR 97301 Adventist Church Salem Evangelical Church Salem, OR 97301 Salem Heights Church Salem, OR 97302 Salem Mennonite Church Keizer, OR 97303 Salem Spanish Church Salem, OR 97305 Salem Spirit of Life Salem, OR 97302 Salem Vineyard Church Salem, OR 97304 Seventh-Day Adventist Church East Salem, OR 97317 Salem Skyline Baptist Church Salem, OR 97302 Solid Rock Community Church Salem, OR 97305 South Salem Friends Church Salem, OR 97306 St. Edward Catholic Church Keizer, OR 97303 St. John Lutheran Church Salem, OR 97301 St. Joseph Church Salem, OR 97301 St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Salem, OR 97301 St. Swithun’s Church Salem, OR 97305 State Street Church of God Salem, OR 97301 I-6 Salem River Crossing Project Draft Environmental Impact Statement Appendix I. Distribution List of Interested Parties TableȱIȬ2.ȱInterestedȱPartiesȱDistributionȱListȱ Name Title/Affiliation Location Sunnyslope Christian Reformed Salem, OR 97302 Church The Church of Jesus Christ Of Latter Salem, OR 97301 Day Saints Trinity United Methodist Church Salem, OR 97317 Truth Tabernacle Keizer, OR 97307 Unitarian Universalist Salem, OR 97317 United Methodist Church Salem, OR 97301 West Hills Community Church Salem, OR 97304 West Salem Baptist Church Salem, OR 97304 West Salem Christian Church Salem, OR 97304 West Salem Foursquare Church Salem, OR 97304 West Salem United Methodist Salem, OR 97304 Church Western Mennonite Church Salem, OR 97304 Westminster Presbyterian Church Salem, OR 97302 Word in Spirit Fellowship Salem, OR 97304 Word of Life Church Salem, OR 97301 Interested Parties from Oversight Team and Task Force Anthony Boesen ODOT Region 2 Anthony Boesen ODOT Region 2 Sheriff Robert Wolfe Dallas, OR 97338 Chuck Bennett City of Salem Chuck Bennett City of Salem Diana Dickey City of Salem Diana Dickey City of Salem R Schmid MWVCOG Richard Schmid MWVCOG Louis TORRES ODOT Region 2 Louis TORRES ODOT Region 2 Russell Oregon Trucking Russell Oregon Trucking Jeanne Boatwright Jeanne Boatwright Salem River Crossing Project Draft Environmental Impact Statement I-7 Appendix I. Distribution List of Interested Parties TableȱIȬ2.ȱInterestedȱPartiesȱDistributionȱListȱ
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