6.0 AGENCY CONTACTS, PREPARERS OF THE DOCUMENT, AND REFERENCES ...... 1-1 6.1 Lead Agency and Proponent Contacts...... 1-1 6.2 List of Preparers ...... 1-1 Hauge Brueck Associates LLC...... 1-1 Fehr & Peers Associates ...... 1-1 j.c. brennan & associates ...... 1-1 Brady & Associates...... 1-2 Timothy J. Durbin, Inc...... 1-2 6.3 References ...... 1-2

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6.0 AGENCY CONTACTS, PREPARERS OF THE DOCUMENT, AND REFERENCES

6.1 LEAD AGENCY AND PROPONENT CONTACTS

Jeanne McNamara Tahoe Regional Planning Agency

Roger Poirier USDA Forest Service, LTBMU Matt Dickinson USDA Forest Service, LTBMU

Steve Hust and Jason Ramos El Dorado County, California

Brian Peters Alpine County, California

Blaise Carrig and Andrew Strain Heavenly Mountain Resort

6.2 LIST OF PREPARERS

Parsons Water and InfrastructureHauge Brueck Associates LLC

Rob Brueck, Project Manager Land Use and Socioeconomics

Garth Alling Vegetation, Wildlife and Fisheries, and Recreation

Melanie Greene Water Resources, SEZs, and Earth

Steve Hilton (Parsons) Cultural Resources

Rhonda Stolberg (Parsons) Map Preparation

Sherrie Keenan (Parsons) Technical Editor

Fehr & Peers Associates

Dan Grayuski, Principal Transportation

Sondra Rosenberg Transportation and Air Quality j.c. brennan & associates

Jim Brennan, Principal Noise

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Brady & Associates

Sheila Brady, Principal Visual Resources

Environmental Vision Computer Simulations

Timothy J. Durbin, Inc.

Tim Durbin, Principal Water Use, Water Rights, & Groundwater

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