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Proposal for the Adirondack Rail Trail

Photo: Lake Colby Causeway, Lee Keet, 2013

Submitted by the Board of Directors of ARTA

Tupper Lake: Hope Frenette, Chris Keniston; Maureen Peroza Saranac Lake: Dick Beamish, Lee Keet, Joe Mercurio; Lake Clear: David Banks; Keene: Tony Goodwin; Lake Placid: Jim McCulley; Beaver River: Scott Thompson New York State Snowmobile Association: Jim Rolf

WWW.TheARTA.org Adirondack Recreational Trail Advocates P.O. Box 1081 Saranac Lake, N.Y. 12983

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This presentation has been prepared by Adirondack Recreational Trail Advocates (ARTA), a not-for- profit 501(c)(3) corporation formed in 2011 and dedicated to creating a recreational trail on the largely abandoned and woefully underutilized rail corridor .

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Contents Executive Summary ...... 6 Original UMP Criteria Favor the Rail Trail ...... 7 Changing the Status of the Corridor ...... 10 Classification as a Travel Corridor ...... 10 Historic Status ...... 10 Rail Corridor History ...... 10 Recreational Rail-Trails ...... 12 Economic Impact of a Recreational Trail: Bicyclists ...... 13 Are there alternative biking paths? ...... 17 Economic Impact of a Recreational Trail, Snowmobiles...... 18 Objections to increased snowmobiling and ATVs ...... 20 ATVs and Illegal Trespass ...... 20 Restoring Freight, Passenger, and Excursion Rail Service ...... 21 Restoration of Infrastructure for Freight Rail Service ...... 21 Acquisition of Rolling Stock ...... 22 Operational Costs ...... 23 Summary of Anticipated Costs ...... 24 Business Outlook ...... 24 Passenger Rail Service ...... 25 Excursion Rail Service ...... 26 Summary, Rail Service ...... 27 Why not rails and a trail? ...... 27 Why not “go arounds”? ...... 28 Mountain biking is different ...... 29 A parallel trail between Lake Placid and Saranac Lake? ...... 29 Passenger options: fly, take a bus, take a train, or drive ...... 30 Preserving the History of the Rails ...... 32 Building the Adirondack Rail Trail ...... 33 Management and Maintenance of the Adirondack Rail Trail ...... 35 Trail Maintenance: 40 miles connecting Lake Placid and Piercefield ...... 36 Page 4

Trail Maintenance: 50 miles connecting Piercefield and Old Forge ...... 36 Signage ...... 37 Fencing and Gates ...... 37 Access Points and Parking ...... 37 Access Control ...... 37 Restroom Facilities ...... 37 Conformance with Relevant Standards ...... 37 Trail Inspection and Maintenance ...... 38 Mowing Ditches and Far Shoulders ...... 38 Leaf/ Debris Removal from Lateral Ditches ...... 38 Culvert Inspections and Repairs ...... 38 Trail Log ...... 38 Law Enforcement ...... 38 Hours of Operation ...... 39 Required Facilities ...... 40 Parking Facilities ...... 40 Path Connectivity ...... 40 Conclusion: The Adirondack Rail Trail is Clearly the Best Choice ...... 42 Appendices ...... 44 Appendix A - Businesses In Support of the Recreation Trail ...... 44 Lake Placid: ...... 44 Ray Brook: ...... 45 Saranac Lake: ...... 45 Tupper Lake: ...... 46 Points South: ...... 47 Points North and East: ...... 48 Appendix B – Supportive newspaper editorials ...... 49 Rail? Trail? Decide, N.Y. Monday, May 13, 2013 by: Times Union Editorial Board ...... 49 Press-Republican Editorial : Management Plan needs update, January 23, 2013 ...... 50 Time to deal with the railroad issue, Editorial by the Adirondack Daily Enterprise, October 20, 2012 ...... 51 Observer-Dispatch Editorial, Dec 03, 2012. Our view: Time to vet plan for future use of Adirondack rail line ...... 51 Page 5

Post Star Editorial, August 9, 2013: Rail trail for Adirondack Park a better idea for Old Forge to Saranac Lake corridor ...... 52 Schenectady Gazette Editorial, August 9, 2013: Better to convert this old rail to trail in the Adirondacks ...... 53 Appendix C: Legal Considerations ...... 55 Appendix D : Olympians support the rail-trail ...... 56 Appendix F - Saranac Lake Road Bike Trails ...... 57 Appendix G – Letter confirming NYDOT’s Investment (to 2007) in the Rail Corridor ...... 59 Appendix H: Petitioners for a Rail-Trail ...... 60 Appendix I - Parks and Trails New York Endorsement ...... 124

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Executive Summary The proposed Adirondack Rail Trail consists of two segments of the rail corridor through the heart of the Adirondacks: the 40 miles connecting Lake Placid, Ray Brook, Saranac Lake, Lake Clear, Tupper Lake and Piercefield, and the 50 miles connecting Piercefield, Sabattis, Lake Lila, Beaver River, Big Moose and Old Forge. This rail-to-trail conversion will provide a major new tourist destination in the Adirondack Park and rank as one the finest multi-use, year-round recreational trails in the United States. Our main objective is to obtain maximum economic benefit for the towns and villages along the existing rail corridor without more years of debate and delay. Tourists, seasonal homeowners and permanent residents will all benefit from the Adirondack Rail Trail. This safe, scenic, level recreational path will serve persons of all ages and physical abilities, including children on tricycles and training bikes, wheelchair users, elderly strollers, and parents running behind “baby joggers.” It will cater to short-and-long distance cyclists, nature lovers and history buffs, runners, hikers, bird watchers and snowmobilers. Roughly 12,000 individuals , over 260 businesses, and most of the local elected officials on the travel corridor support the rail-trail alternative and have asked the State to act. We understand the appeal of the scenic train and apreciate the efforts of supporters and volunteers to promote it. However, as this document will show, the economic argument for the Adirondack Rail Trail is far stronger than for the train, which has failed its multi-year test to be economically viable. Therefore the highest and best use for this corridor is clearly its conversion to a versatile, multi-seasonal recreational trail connecting hamlets in desperate need of the tourist revenues that such a trail will generate. Due to lack of demand and a failure to attract private investment, the railroad-restoration option chosen for the corridor in 1995 has never been implemented. As a consequence, 81 miles of unused corridor have been kept out of use by needs of the excursion train at its extreme northeastern end. This major resource for economic development should not be allowed to languish further, and should be used productively to benefit residents and visitors to the region. There are many ancillary issues to the central one of converting the rail to a trail, such as whether a parallel recreation trail could or should be constructed beside the nine-mile section of corridor between Lake Placid and Saranac Lake1. However, the primary decision must be made on the basis of which overall alternative is best for the economy of the Adirondack Park. The people of New York State finally have the opportunity to fully utilize one of the most important economic, recreational and cultural resources in the Adirondack Park. We thank the state DOT, DEC and APA for allowing the public to capitalize on this opportunity for the benefit of countless residents and visitors, now and for generations to come.

1 See page 29: A parallel trail between Lake Placid and Saranac Lake? Page 7

Original UMP Criteria Favor the Rail Trail In 1996, the NYS Department of Environmental Conservation released the final draft of its 1995 Remsen-Lake Placid Travel Corridor Final Management Plan/Environmental Impact Statement2. That document has served as the administrative plan for the 120-mile corridor for the last 17 years. Of the six alternatives considered, the following alternative was chosen: “Permit rail uses over the entire length of the corridor, encourage compatible recreational trail uses.” The listed conditions for making this decision on the future of the corridor were: 1. How much public support would each alternative have? 2. Would passenger and freight service on the corridor be economically feasible? 3. Will the alternative represent the form of corridor management which would confer the greatest benefits to the corridor region and to the state? 4. Would the economic and social benefits of the plan outweigh the associated environmental impacts? 5. What would be the best method of implementing the alternative? Based on these criteria, the conclusion was choice #6: that rail services along the entire length of the corridor would be given a chance to develop during a suitable “marketing period." Private enterprise was to be given the chance to develop tourist excursion, passenger, and freight rail services largely through privately secured funding sources. On those corridor segments not required for rail services, recreational trail uses were to be accommodated within the rail bed. At the end of the rail marketing period, corridor segments not included in rail proposals approved by the state would be committed to trail development. ARTA believes that the criteria used to determine use of the corridor in 1995 would all favor the recreational trail option if applied today.

1. Public support has swung toward recreational uses. Nearly 12,000 people have petitioned the Governor to create the Adirondack Rail Trail (see Appendix H). Local governments all along the corridor, plus the New York State Snowmobile Association, have passed resolutions3 requesting a review of the corridor plan or have called for immediate removal of the rails in favor of a recreation trail. Newspaper editorials from Albany to Plattsburgh, Utica to Saranac Lake, have overwhelmingly supported this position.

2 Available online at http://www.dec.ny.gov/docs/lands_forests_pdf/remplacidump.pdf 3 All resolutions passed are available on line at:  Town North Elba - http://www.thearta.org/Resolutions/Town of North Elba.pdf  Village of Saranac Lake - http://www.thearta.org/Resolutions/Village of Saranac Lake.pdf  Town of Tupper Lake - http://www.thearta.org/Resolutions/Town of Tupper Lake.pdf  Village of Lake Placid - http://www.thearta.org/Resolutions/Village of Lake Placid.pdf  Town of Harrietstown - http://www.thearta.org/Resolutions/Town of Harrietstown.pdf  Town of Piercefield - http://www.thearta.org/Resolutions/Town of Piercefield Resolution.pdf  New York State Snowmobile Association (NYSSA) - http://www.thearta.org/Resolutions/NYSSA board of directors resolution Adirondack Scenic RR.pdf  Village of Tupper Lake - http://www.thearta.org/Resolutions/Village of Tupper Lake.pdf  Beaver River Homeowners' Association - http://www.thearta.org/Resolutions/Beaver River Resolution.pdf  Town of Webb - http://www.thearta.org/Resolutions/Town of Webb.pdf  Town of Colton - http://www.thearta.org/Resolutions/Town%20of%20Colton.pdf

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(Appendix B.) And more than 260 regional businesses have called for a recreational trail. (Appendix A). 2. The hoped-for revival of passenger and freight service along the entire corridor never occurred. Instead, a tourist train between Utica and Old Forge operates on the southwestern end of the rail corridor, apparently with some success4. ARTA favors continuation of this service. At the other end of the line, a lightly-used tourist train operates between Saranac Lake and Lake Placid. Despite a brief renewal of service from Utica to Lake Placid around the 1980 Olympics, the rail corridor between Saranac Lake and Old Forge has not been rehabilitated for regular freight or passenger service. In fact, until last year, when the tracks had deteriorated beyond use, this 81-mile stretch served only one purpose: the annual transit of the rolling stock from Utica to Lake Placid in the spring and its return in the fall. 3. Restoration of train service from Utica to Lake Placid would, at great expense to taxpayers, bring minimal benefits to the region and state. A 2011 Stone Consulting report commissioned by the Adirondack Scenic Railroad5 indicated that 7,000 new visitors would utilize this restored train service, bringing $686,000 of new revenues to the area. In 2008, the state DOT estimated that another $45 million, on top of $34 million already invested in the corridor6, would be needed to achieve these minimal benefits. By contrast, a 2012 report by the Rails-to-Trails Conservancy7 estimated that 244,000 new visitors spending $20 million a year would be attracted to the region if just the first 34 miles (Lake Placid to Tupper Lake) were converted into a recreation trail. Studies by the NYS Snowmobile Association and others estimate that removal of the rails north of Old Forge would result in another $7.2 million in wintertime tourist expenditures. Using a conservative 1.7 multiplier effect8, the Adirondack Rail Trail

4 Although the most popular train, the Polar Express, does not use the subject corridor at all: it terminates at Holland Patent 5 Available at http://www.thearta.org/120514-Adirondack-Scenic-Rarilroad-2011-economic-impact- final1%20[Annotated].pdf 6 See http://www.thearta.org/NYSDOT 2008 Rail Plan - Adirondack extract.pdf 7 http://www.thearta.org/Lake Placid to Tupper Lake Trail Development_Final.pdf 8 The standard method for determining the total economic impact spending will have is known as the RIMS II (Regional Input-Output Modeling System") multiplier. RIMS II multipliers are used extensively by the federal Page 9

would produce a $46 million overall economic impact, summer and winter. The major beneficiaries will be the hamlets along the corridor, many of which, like Tupper Lake, are in great need of new revenues to stimulate local business and attract new residents. 4. The environmental impacts of tourists walking, jogging, bike riding, etc. are virtually nil compared to the environmental impact and noise of powered rail service. The health benefits of a safe, level, recreation trail and the cultural benefits of historical signage and mini-museums at former rail depots outweigh either the current non-use of the corridor or occasional tourist excursion runs. 5. Thanks to the well-constructed rail bed, the Adirondack Rail Trail could be created quickly and at relatively little expense, whereas restoring rail service would require extensive rebuilding and modernization at considerable cost to taxpayers. (As noted, DOT has estimated the cost to be $45 million.) The obsolete rails currently in place have a scrap value in excess of the estimated cost of trail construction , including a hard- packed surface between Lake Placid and Piercefield suitable for road bikes, baby strollers and wheelchairs, and a less-finished surface, perfect for mountain bikes and snowmobiles, between Piercefield and Old Forge. Restoring train service would require replacing the rotted ties, renewing deteriorated ballast, and installing rails that can handle modern engines and heavy freight at effective speeds. Nevertheless, the recreational trail will leave open the option of adapting the rail bed for restored service. Because the corridor is owned by the state, any future demand for rail service, however unlikely, could be accommodated using the well-maintained rail bed as a base. In summary, all of the criteria used in 1995 would support, at a minimum, the conversion of the 81 miles of underutilized trackage between Old Forge and Saranac Lake into a summer and winter recreation trail. The question of a parallel recreation trail between Saranac Lake and Lake Placid will be addressed separately in this report9, but given the resolutions passed by both Lake Placid and North Elba in favor of rail removal, and the uncertain costs and availability of permits to construct such a parallel path, ARTA would expect the commission to suggest either:

 methods for constructing such a parallel path, including sources of funds; or,  replacing it with a uniform recreation trail on the existing rail bed

government, most states and counties. For the Adirondacks, RIMS II multipliers range from around 1.7 for retail sales to 1.95 for food and lodging purchases. We have used 1.7 here to be conservative. 9 See page 29, A parallel trail between Lake Placid and Saranac Lake? Page 10

Changing the Status of the Corridor

Classification as a Travel Corridor Railroad-restoration advocates have claimed that removing the old tracks between Lake Placid and Old Forge would cause the corridor to revert to the state-land classification of adjoining parcels of Forest Preserve. This is not the case. As a noted land-use attorney (see Appendix C) states: “Both the Plan and the UMP for it make it abundantly clear that it is the corridor itself -- i.e. its continuity and length, its historical significance and its setting -- that is the "unique State land resource". Not rails and ties. And for that reason, the corridor is supposed to have its own classification and its own UMP, and it would be contrary to the State Land Master Plan for the corridor's management to become subject to the UMPs for adjacent Forest Preserve Units.” Historic Status A contradictory claim by these same advocates is that the historic status of the corridor prevents the removal of the tracks for any reason whatever. This claim is also easily refuted. The Adirondack Council, the region’s leading advocate for wilderness protection, passed a resolution in 2012 reaffirming its support for preserving the corridor for transportation and recreational use, including snowmobiling. Moreover, it is the corridor as a whole that has earned listing on the National Register of Historic Places, not any single element such as the rusted tracks and rotting ties. ARTA seeks to honor this historic designation by enabling the public to use and enjoy the corridor and, in so doing, better appreciate its history through interpretive signs and exhibits along the way. (This issue is also addressed by ARTA’s legal expert (See Appendix C.)

Rail Corridor History William Seward Webb constructed this line, which he called the Mohawk and Malone, with service beginning in 1892. The original line ran from Herkimer to Malone, a distance of 191 miles. In 1893, the New York Central Railroad leased this line from Webb's Mohawk and Malone. The New York Central changed the southern terminus to Utica and added a spur from Lake Clear Junction. to Saranac Lake with service to Lake Placid via the existing Delaware and Hudson tracks. The New York Central operated the line as their Adirondack Division with through passenger and freight service from Utica to Malone, Montreal, Saranac Lake, and Lake Placid. In 1913, the New York Central bought the line and commenced a major upgrade to both accommodate heavier engines and withstand the harsh climate. The line operated profitably for another 10-15 years before paved roads began to siphon off both freight and passenger traffic.

In 1952, the New York Central first petitioned to abandon the day train to Lake Placid. The petition was denied. In 1957, the railroad successfully petitioned to end passenger service to Malone, and the tracks from Lake Clear Junction to Malone were removed soon thereafter. In 1958, the railroad petitioned to abandon all passenger service on the line and threatened to abandon all service if they were not allowed to abandon passenger service. When this petition was also denied, the railroad substituted rail diesel cars (a single powered rail car "bus on rails") for passenger service.

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In 1963, the New York Central again petitioned the government for full abandonment, but ultimately agreed to continue freight service after being relieved of passenger service. In 1968, the New York Central and the Pennsylvania Railroad merged to form the Penn Central Railroad, with the Penn Central continuing limited freight service until 1972 when its petition for discontinuance was finally accepted.

In 1974, the State of New York acquired the Remsen to Lake Placid line from Penn Central "…in order to preserve the right-of-way until the best use could be determined." (Corridor Management Plan, page 7.) In 1977, the State signed a contract with the Adirondack Railway Corporation to rehabilitate and operate the line, with rehabilitation costs set at $1.75 million. ARC received a $1.645 million grant from the Federal Economic Development Administration and matching State funds of $105,000.

When passenger service to Lake Placid for the 1980 Winter Olympics was added to the plan, the State provided an additional $805,000 plus another $100,000 to prevent a shut down for safety reasons prior to the Olympics. Limited service that was plagued by derailments continued through the fall of 1980. The State then reviewed the operations and cancelled the lease in February, 1981. The Adirondack Railway Corporation filed for bankruptcy in April, 1981.

When the state Department of Transportation (DOT) subsequently solicited bids for another operator, they did not receive any acceptable bids. It then took until 1991 for DOT to regain full control of the line from the prior owners.

In 1990, the Adirondack North Country Association (ANCA) commissioned Northwest Engineering to conduct a feasibility study for rail rehabilitation and operations. The cost of rehabilitation from Remsen to Lake Placid was set at $17 million.

In 1991, DOT and the state Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) jointly began the process of preparing a management plan for the Adirondack Rail Corridor from Remsen to Lake Placid. The first step was the formation of a Citizens Advisory Committee, which met seven times between January and September, 1992. All but one of the 25 members favored the restoration of at least some rail service. In September, 1994, the DOT/DEC planning team released a "Summary Draft Plan" that kept the rails in place for five years while a suitable operator was sought.

The plan stated: "State funding would not be made available for rail service development." In December, 1995, a "Final Draft" plan was released for public comment with the modified statement: "Rail development will largely depend on privately secured funding sources because, although there are potential public sources, government funding availability cannot be guaranteed."

In 1992, simultaneous with this planning process, the DOT permitted the Adirondack Railway Preservation Society (ARPS) to improve the track for four miles south of Thendara and operate the Adirondack Centennial Railroad in recognition of the 100th anniversary of the Adirondack Park. This short, eight-mile round trip excursion (later extended to nine miles) attracted as many as 76,800 riders per year during its three seasons from1992 to 1994. Page 12

In 1996, ARPS received $2 million in federal and state grants to upgrade the line from Utica to Thendara and thereby add a longer excursion service from Utica. In 2000, the state awarded a total of $7.1 million in grants to upgrade the track between Lake Placid and Saranac Lake with additional improvements to allow equipment to move the 80 miles from Thendara to Saranac Lake. In 2006, DOT spent $4.1 million to rebuild the railroad overpass at Thendara.

In a 2007 letter to Scott Thompson of Beaver River10, Mark Silo, P.E. and DOT Region 2 Director, stated that to date the State had invested $32 million in the rail corridor. The letter states, "New York State assumed ownership of the Corridor in 1974 and since then, through several State administrations, has invested $32 million in its preservation." This wording implies, but does not make clear, that the $32 million figure does not include the apparent $15 million purchase price of the Corridor in 1974.

Since 2000, the Adirondack Scenic Railroad has operated excursion service in the following locations on the Adirondack Rail Corridor:  Lake Placid and Saranac Lake (9 miles);  Thendara and either Carter Station or Moose River (both 5 miles);  Utica and Thendara (52 miles);  Most recently once a week from Utica to Big Moose (63 miles).

The 68 miles between Big Moose and Saranac Lake remains fit only for slow-speed equipment moves. Due to the deterioration of the tracks and ties, no equipment has been moved on the line since May, 2012.

The Adirondack Scenic Railroad's popular Polar Express Christmas trains do not use any portion of the Adirondack Rail Corridor.

Recreational Rail-Trails Rail-trails are multi-purpose public paths created from abandoned railroad corridors. Most often flat or following a gentle grade, they traverse urban, suburban and rural America. Ideal for many uses, such as bicycling, running, walking, and wheelchair use, rail-trails are increasingly popular as recreation and transportation corridors. In this case, the Adirondack Rail Trail also provides for greatly improved snowmobiling and the attendant economic benefits.

Rail-trails create healthier places for healthier people. They serve as wildlife conservation and historical preservation corridors, stimulate local economies by increasing tourism and fostering local business, offer safe and accessible routes for work and school commuting, and promote active lifestyles for all ages and levels of physical ability.

10 See Appendix G Page 13

In 1986, there were fewer than 200 known rail-trails. Today, there are more than 2,000 preserved pathways on former rail lines that form the backbone of a growing trail system that links communities, regions, states and, ultimately, the entire country. More than a thousand additional trails are in the works, with new projects beginning each month.

The Rails-to-Trails Conservancy (RTC) serves as the national voice for this popular movement. ARTA has worked closely with RTC and drawn on its incomparable expertise. They have concluded that a recreational trail on the Adirondack corridor will draw tourists and economic development to the region.11 RTC notes that we have the opportunity to offer a unique combination of fresh air, forests, wetlands, lakes, ponds, streams, mountains, wildlife, villages, museums, and all the services recreational users require, including a variety of lodgings and restaurants, all accessible on a year-round basis.

The Adirondack Rail Trail will serve as a year-round recreational destination for people of all ages and capabilities. In so doing, it will add to the attraction of the Adirondack Park as a desirable place to vacation, own a second home, reside, work, retire, invest, and operate a business. Economic Impact of a Recreational Trail: Bicyclists The economic benefits of a recreational trail on the Lake Placid-Old Forge corridor will be very substantial. During most of the year, the trail will be used by bicyclists, walkers, joggers, hikers, and others, a large proportion of whom will reside outside of the region and be drawn to this region by the Adirondack Rail Trail. Their local spending will provide a major boost to the region’s economy.

As noted above, RTC based their estimates on equivalent trails’ actual usage, forming a composit that gave them a range of expected visitors and spending. They estimate that the first section of the rail-to-trail conversion, utilizing the 34-miles of rail-bed connecting Lake Placid and Tupper Lake, could attract between 75,000 and 800,000 visitors annually, with a midpoint of 224,260 visitors. Out-of-area visitors will spend between $63.86 and $99.30 per day, with an average of $86.02. At the midpoint spending level, visitors will add $19.8 million in annual revenues to the local economies.12 Local trail users will add $1.8 million in trail-related spending. This figure

11 The Adirondack Rail Trail, Lake Placid to Old Forge, Stage One: Lake Placid to Tupper Lake Trail Development Plan, Rails-to-Trails Conservancy Project Team, Carl Knoch, Karl Wirsing, Barbara Richey, July 2012. Available at: http://www.thearta.org/Lake%20Placid%20to%20Tupper%20Lake%20Trail%20Development_Final.pdf

12 Ibid. Page 14 has not been included in the analysis on the presumption that these funds would have been spent somewhere in the area anyway (but possibly not locally).13

Some have criticized those estimates as derived from experience with rail-trails located near major metropolitan areas. In fact, the RTC analysis was largely based on experience with trails located a substantial distance from large urban centers. The Pine Creek Rail Trail is located northeast of Williamsport, PA. The Ghost Town Trail starts 70 miles east of Pittsburgh, PA. The Virginia Creeper Trail is located in a remote region in southwestern Virginia.

The trails from the RTC analysis with connections Chocolate Sparrow, Orleans MA to major urban centers are the Great Allegheny Passage, a 145-mile trail which starts outside of Pittsburgh, PA, the Heritage Rail Trail County Park, which connects to a Maryland rail-trail that extends twenty miles to a Baltimore suburb, and the Torrey C. Brown Trail, which starts in an outer suburb of Baltimore.

Examining the RTC report, experience with trails with no urban connection is impressive in terms of the economic growth brought to the regions, with average total annual trail-related expenditures of nearly $3,000,000.

The following table compares three rail-trails with urban connections and three without:

13 The Adirondack Rail Trail, Lake Placid to Old Forge, Stage One: Lake Placid to Tupper Lake Trail Development Plan, Rails-to-Trails Conservancy Project Team, Carl Knoch, Karl Wirsing, Barbara Richey, July 2012. Available at: http://www.thearta.org/Lake%20Placid%20to%20Tupper%20Lake%20Trail%20Development_Final.pdf Page 15

Trail, State, Survey Avg. $ soft % Avg. $ per % Annual Avg non-local user Total Date goods purchasi overnight over user visits expenditure/ day Annual (local ng stay night (soft goods + expenditures users) overnight)

Pine Creek Rail $30.30 86% $69 26% 138,227 $99.30 $6,081,712 Trail, PA, 2006 Ghost Town Trail, $13.62 72% $78 7.3 75,600 $91.62 $1,171,830 PA, 2008 % Virginia Creeper $19.20 NA $47 33.5 103,172 $66.20 $1,624,443 Trail, VA, 2004 % Average, no $21.04 $65 105,666 $85.71 $2,959,328 urban connection Heritage Rail Trail $12.86 79% $51 12.5 394,823 $63.86 $6,528,161 County Park, PA, % 2007 Great Allegheny $13.00 67% $65 40.8 612,991 $98.00 $21,595,673 Passage, PA/MD, % 2007–2011 Torrey C. Brown $9.14 72% $61 .05 800,000 $70.14 $5,508,640 Trail, MD, 2005 % Average, urban $11.67 $59 602,605 $77.33 $11,210,824 connection

The urban-connection trails see very substantial numbers of users from regions removed from the urban center. For example, 43.7% of users of the Great Allegheny Passage trail began their trip at least 60 miles from Pittsburgh, and 45.7% of users ended their trip at least 60 miles from Pittsburgh. Twenty-three percent of users were taking a multi-day trip. Persons age 15 or younger constituted 9% of trail users, persons age 65+ were 12% of users. The average group size was 2.5 persons, and the average estimated spending by the group for that day in communities along the trail was $120. Twenty-eight percent were planning an overnight stay in conjunction with their trip, and 78% of those overnight stays were at least 60 miles from Pittsburgh. More than half of overnight accommodations cost $100 or more14. The Great Allegheny Passage reports visitors from every state (including Hawaii and Alaska), and every continent 15.

Local businesses, including lodging, restaurant, retail, and bike/outfitters, attributed 30% of their businesses to the trail, with businesses farther from Pittsburgh reporting a higher proportion of their business as coming from the trail16.

Similarly, 38.3% of the users of the Heritage Rail Trail County Park were non-local. More than 85% of the survey respondents indicated that they had purchased some form of “hard goods” (defined as bike, bike accessories, auto accessories, running, walking, hiking shoes or clothing)

14 http://www.gaptrail.org/docs/Trail_Town_User_Survey_Final_Report.pdf 15 telephone conversation with Allegheny Trail Alliance, August 17, 2013 16 http://www.gaptrail.org/docs/Trail_Town_Business_Survey_Final_Report.pdf Page 16 in conjunction with their use of the trail. The average spending of those who provided spending data was $36717.

There are other examples of recreational trails in the northern U.S. and removed from urban centers that have significantly improved local economies. According to the NY State Office of Parks, Recreation & Historic Preservation (Sept. 2010), a study of the O&W Rail Trail/D&H Canal Trail (aka Hurley Rail Trail) outside of Kingston, NY estimated 48,000 users per year, with about 10.5% of the trail users non-local. Non-local users were found to spend more money in connection with their visits to the trail than local users. They averaged $202.35 per trail visit, versus an expenditure of only $5.19/trail visit for local users, resulting in an economic impact of approximately $2 million18.

According to a 2010 report by the University of Wisconsin-Madison, bicycling brings substantial benefits to the state, with bicycle-related recreation and tourism accounting for $924 million in economic activity, which supports 13,193 full-time jobs. The report also found that $535 million of that economic benefit was generated by bicyclists visiting from other states. Their rail-trail system accounts for more than 1.2 million bicycle person-days of use per year. Non-resident cyclists on that trail spend between $34 and $76 per day of their recreational trip19,20.

A 2008 study by the Minnesota Recreational Trail Users Association (MRTUA) found that recreational trail users outside of the Minneapolis-St. Paul metropolitan area spend more than 120,000,000 person-days and $2B on Minnesota trails, supporting 24,267 jobs21. Statewide trail spending of $2,422 million was estimated to produce $2,953 million in gross output. This contributed $1,542 million to gross state product (GSP). Some 30,900 full-time and part-time jobs were supported by trail spending. Employee compensation from these jobs reached some $864 million. State and local revenues from all taxes, fees, and other sources amounted to $206 million22.

The Lackawanna Greenway Plan and the Lackawanna River Heritage Trail Feasibility Study estimated 128,000 annual user visits to the Lackawanna River Heritage Trail in 2009, resulting in a direct economic impact to the local economy of approximately $28,251,86223.

A study of the Virginia Creeper Trail found that 53% of users were nonlocal, and nonlocals traveled an average of 260 miles and 4.6 hours to reach the VCT. The net economic benefit from 130,000 users per year of the VCT is between $23 and $38 per person per trip. These values can be aggregated across the estimated 100,870 primary purpose trips per year leading to an

17 http://www.dcnr.state.pa.us/cs/groups/public/documents/document/dcnr_009471.pdf 18 http://www.americantrails.org/resources/economics/economic-benefits-trails-macdonald.html 19 http://www.sage.wisc.edu/igert/download/bicycling_final_report.pdf 20 http://www.dot.wisconsin.gov/projects/state/docs/bicycle-rural-guide.pdf 21 http://atfiles.org/files/pdf/MinnesotaTrailEconomicImpact2009.pdf 22 http://atfiles.org/files/pdf/Economic-Benefits-American-Trails.pdf 23 http://www.lhva.org/impact-trails.html Page 17 estimated range of between $2.3 million and $3.9 million in net economic benefits from VCT users24.

The Adirondack Rail Trail will offer a unique experience. Adirondack forests, mountains, lakes, rivers, villages, other attractions, clean air, cool summers and snowy winters represent the ideal setting for a recreational trail. People of all ages and abilities can experience our flora, fauna, geology, and communities intimately, needing nothing more than a sturdy pair of shoes or an inexpensive bike, and money for meals and lodging. It is reasonable to anticipate that the trail will attract as many users as any non-urban recreational trail in the U.S., particularly given the opportunity for winter snowmobile use and revenue. The money spent by users of the Adirondack Rail Trail will significantly benefit the economy of the region and make the region much more of a destination for outdoor recreation lovers, generating tax revenue that can be used to address other needs of the state and this region.

Net New Spending by Bikers – Camoin estimates Spending Categories Spending per Capita (1/2 Day) Food $13.91 Retail $14.27 Recreation $16.53 Lodging $11.92 Transportation $5.61 Total $62.23 Are there alternative biking paths? Saranac Lake is the largest community in the Adirondack Park. The only opportunities for road biking in the Saranac Lake area are on heavily-traveled highways. The Saranac Lake Chamber of Commerce publishes a road-biking map and guide (see Appendix F) that demonstrates the lack of biking opportunities for inter-hamlet travel, recreation, and safe use by less than serious and experienced bikers.

The mountain bike trails available at various locations are held out as proof that bikers and cross- country skiers have plenty of trails to use. Rail trails are not generally used by mountain bikers whose sport demands the challenges of hills and rough terrain. Rail trails allow for inter-hamlet commuting, for example, and use by every age and capability person, including kids on tricycles, wheelchairs, hikers, runners, etc.

Recreation trails create new businesses and support existing businesses’ growth. For example, Ty Houck, Director of Greenways, Natural, and Historic Resources, commenting on a funded study of the 18-miles Greenville Health System Swamp Rabbit Trail, noted that the robust economic data in the report are already being used as a market study for businesses trying to determine where to locate. “The Impact Study proves that the GHS Swamp Rabbit Trail is a good investment. The data shows that not only are residents enjoying the trail, but that tourists were also coming to Greenville County because of the Swamp Rabbit”, said Houck, who adds that other communities around the country have visited and are using this information to demonstrate the level of impact a greenway system will have in their community. This trail’s

24 http://www.americantrails.org/resources/adjacent/VAcreeperstudy04.html Page 18 usage has increased to an estimated 403,000 users per year, up from 359,000 users recorded in Year 1, and the resulting economic impact has been the catalyst for new business development and retail revenue increases. This is a typical result for new recreation trails. Economic Impact of a Recreational Trail, Snowmobiles Tupper Lake and points north and east will be a major beneficiary of this project, as removing and salvaging the rails past Tupper Lake and south will open up that corridor to snowmobilers through the entire winter season, linking those points to the snowmobiling center of the Adirondacks in Old Forge.25

Studies by the New York State Snowmobile Association and others indicate that removal of the rails north of Old Forge could add another $7.2 million in wintertime tourist expenditures.

Snowmobiling accounts for $23 billion dollars in economic impact in the United States, and another 7 billion in Canada. The average snowmobiler spends 7.2 days in a hotel/motel while pursuing their sport. Over 100,000 full time jobs are generated by the snowmobile industry in North America. Those jobs are involved in manufacturing, dealerships and tourism related businesses. The average annual household income for snowmobilers is $68,000, making snowmobile tourism a substantial economic force in rural northern climates. (International Snowmobile Manufacturers Association)

SUNY Potsdam Institute for Applied Research undertook an economic assessment of snowmobiling on the New York State economy 26. Based on the nearly 6,000 responses, the assessment determined that snowmobiling delivers an economic impact of $868 million annually. The average annual household expenditure for a snowmobiling season is $3,561 and an additional $3,200 for sled expenses that include purchase price and towing.

Broken down by region, snowmobiling has an economic impact of $245 million in the Adirondacks, $165 million in the Tug Hill and $163 million in Central New York. The study showed that snowmobilers spend an average of 22 days on the trails each season, with 8.5 days being spent in another region of the state from where they reside27,28.

25 The Adirondack Rail Trail, Lake Placid to Old Forge, Stage One: Lake Placid to Tupper Lake Trail Development Plan, Rails-to- Trails Conservancy Project Team, Carl Knoch, Karl Wirsing, Barbara Richey, July 2012. Available at: http://www.thearta.org/Lake%20Placid%20to%20Tupper%20Lake%20Trail%20Development_Final.pdf 26 http://www.nysnowmobiler.com/news/52-2012-economic-impact-study 27 NYSSA: http://www.nysnowmobiler.com/images/pdf/2012/NYSSA-Economic-Study-Executive-Summary-And- Discussion-9-13-12.pdf 28 An error factor of minus ten percent was taken from the raw data. Adjusted count 212,359 (NYSSA Travel Corridor Study) Page 19

Current snowmobile use of the corridor is based on a study conducted by NYS Snowmobile Association trails committee. The study began on December 15th 1997 with laser trail counters furnished by NYS Parks & Recreation. The four monitors were placed at various locations on the corridor. Those locations were Forestport, Beaver River, Horseshoe Lake and Lake Clear Junction.

Due to the great Ice Storm of 1998 the two Actual Readings northerly sites encountered massive counting January February March issues and so were not used for the report. The Forestport 30,160 105,848 148,487 count also reflects a low snow year when the El Beaver River 24,800 65,368 87,468 Niño effect held temperatures ten to twenty Total raw data 54,960 171,216 235,955 degrees warmer for the season.

Snowmobile trails open the day after Big Game season closes. While snow conditions vary from year to year, generally there would be enough snow in this region to ride by December 25th if the tracks were removed. While there may be riding elsewhere, the groomers generally are unable to groom the rail corridor until January 15th. With any major thaw the rails become exposed and riding is put on hold again until sufficient snow accumulates again. Using 2012/13 as an example, rideable snow arrived December 12th for all other trails. On December 7th the LPSC groomer went to Lake Clear Junction. It was groomed again December 16th. A January thaw occurred December 19th, and the corridor never had sufficient snow to cover the rails to allow for safe riding the rest of the snowmobile season. Yet all other snowmobile trails in the region were considered excellent. Many were being ridden until mid-April29.

Seasonal and geographic variability in snowfall amounts typically leave some sections of the existing travel corridor with plenty of snow and other sections with lower amounts. The entire corridor will be useable even through the lower snow cover sections if the tracks are removed. With the tracks in place a thaw or light snow cover in one section is far more likely to negate use of the entire corridor. As an example of the impact, a loss of three weeks during the early season plus at least one week due to thaws would mean approximately a 30% loss for riding in the corridor. Much of that would likely occur during the crucial Christmas-to-New Year vacation time, one of the busiest periods for winter tourism. This 30% loss of riding time would equate to a financial loss of at least $7.2 million.

If train service were to be restored, the winter time loss of snowmobiling business would be over $24 million. Currently 55% of all businesses in the Adirondacks close for the winter. If winter train service were to restart and the corridor was closed to snowmobiling it is likely that many more business will have to close.

Unfortunately it is not possible to quantify the amount of business that is lost because of the risk of rail-related damage done to snowmobiles in the past that makes the public less likely to ride the corridor. Indeed, many snowmobilers stay off the travel corridor altogether due to reports by

29 LPSC Grooming Logs Page 20 other snowmobilers of extensive damage sustained by their sleds when there isn't enough snow to completely cover the rails, i.e., damaged front suspensions, the repairs for which can run into a great deal of money.

Finally, the tracks themselves reduce the snow cover by radiating heat. If the sun is out and any portion of the rails are exposed, then even if the temperature is below freezing the sun heats the rails and the snow is melted significantly. If any rails are exposed after trail grooming it is likely that those sections will be unusable.

Objections to increased snowmobiling and ATVs Opponents of rail removal and increased access by snowmobiles express concerns about noise pollution. The vast majority of snowmobilers are respectful of others, and the New York Snowmobile Association (NYSSA) supports constraints on both noise levels and hours of operation. There is currently an 11 pm curfew on the corridor in Tupper Lake and Saranac Lake. Chief Nason, head of the Saranac Lake Police, says that they have very few, if any, problems with loud snowmobiles or snowmobilers in general.

NYSSA was recently successful in getting a new snowmobile noise emissions testing law passed in June, 2013. It is awaiting the Governor’s signature30.

According to NYSSA, a tiny minority of riders choose to illegally modify their exhausts to be louder than OEM stock. This new legislation will enable Law Enforcement Agencies to perform checks of those loud sleds at check-points and to fine them for breaking the law. NYSSA recognizes the importance of curbing these loud sleds both for environmental reasons and landowner concerns. NYSSA promises to work closely with the NYS OPRHP snowmobile unit employees as well as all Law Enforcement Agencies to make sure these tests are being performed and those riders who are breaking the law are fined and will comply with the NYS law on snowmobile decibel levels.

ATVs and Illegal Trespass Some have expressed concern with potential ATV damage as riders illegally try to gain access to the travel corridor trail. The plan by ARTA is to install signage and highly reflective bollards and/or gates at strategically placed narrowings along the corridor to block access to all-terrain motor vehicles while allowing access by service and emergency vehicles. These choke-points will not allow attempts to by-pass around the blockades, but will allow for safe passage for the allowed users by employing proper spacing as well as being engineered to be removed in case of emergency vehicle access and for wintertime snowmobile use.

While there are areas of the center section of the corridor which have sustained ATV damage alongside the railroad ties over the years, ARTA supports vigorous measures to halt this illegal activity. Prohibitive signage will be placed along the entire corridor where access could be attempted as to the “NO ATV” and/or “NO MOTOR VEHICLE” legal requirements.

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ARTA understands that ATV damage can lead to degradation and deterioration of the trail surface and supports NYS’s regulations to keep them off their lands. ATVs are not permitted on New York State trails and will not be allowed on the Adirondack Rail Trail. Opponents of rail removal claim that enforcement of this rule will be difficult, but experience elsewhere shows that once a trail is used by the public self-enforcement takes over. Legitimate users will simply not tolerate inappropriate use of their trail.

Restoring Freight, Passenger, and Excursion Rail Service This section presents an analysis of anticipated costs of restoring and maintaining regular freight, passenger, and excursion rail operations along the Remsen-Lake Placid corridor. It also examines the business outlook for such service and overall costs/benefits. Restoration of Infrastructure for Freight Rail Service Restoration of freight rail service brings challenges of track replacement, lack of infrastructure to receive, store, and re-distribute freight along the rails, and the sensitivity of such services to business cycles, making it a poor investment for state taxpayers.

The costs of restoring the rail infrastructure along this corridor will amount to many tens of millions of dollars. There currently is a complete lack of distribution infrastructure and warehousing anywhere on the line. The main spur from Lake Clear Junction, that formerly let people and freight move north to Malone and on to Canada, is now a power and snowmobile corridor – the tracks are long gone.

The rail infrastructure along most of the Remsen-Lake Placid corridor is severely deteriorated as a result of age, decades of use, and decades of nonuse and lack of maintenance. Most of the ties are severely deteriorated, and spike heads are commonly displaced from the rails or the spikes are fully extracted from the ties. There are numerous points of very serious erosion of the rail bed, to the point that the Adirondack Scenic Railroad elected to leave its locomotive and tourist cars in Lake Placid this past winter, rather than returning them to Utica in the fall as is usually done, for fear of derailment at one of the more remote wilderness points along the corridor.

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As discussed above, the costs of restoring the rail infrastructure are substantial. However, these estimates may not fully capture the costs of restoring the rail infrastructure for freight service. According to the Remsen-Lake Placid Travel Corridor Final Management Plan / Environmental Impact Statement (page 6431, “The rail on the Corridor primarily consists of 105 pound (per yard) steel stock from Remsen to Saranac Lake (109 miles). Ninety (90) pound rail runs between Saranac Lake and Lake Placid. All of the rail is at least 60 years old.” Now, many of the rails are nearly a century old. In addition, the rails are bolted together, not welded/continuous, which could significantly increase maintenance costs due to flexure at the rail joints.

Gross rail car weight limits have increased from 220,000 lbs in the 1970’s to 286,000/315,000 lbs now. These rails will not meet the American Railway Engineering and Maintenance-of-Way Association standards for medium heavy (112 to 119 lb/yd or 55.6 to 59.0 kg/m) or heavy (127 to 140 lb/yd or 63.0 to 69.4 kg/m) rails.

Therefore, line restoration to a level sufficient to sustain modern commercial freight rail service may necessitate replacement of rails along much of the corridor because they are not suitable for modern commercial freight rail use. A 133 pound rail costs more than $46 per yard32, more than $162,000 per two-track mile, or more than $19.2 million over 118 miles (plus very significant installation costs).

It is also possible that other significant aspects of the existing rail infrastructure are deteriorated or unsuitable for modern freight service, such as whether the cant (banking angle in the curves) is appropriate. Numerous crossings will require upgrading, and installation of signals. Any such changes will involve very significant additional expense.

If the rail infrastructure is not adequately restored before resumption of freight rail service, a derailment in a remote, inaccessible wilderness area represents the ultimate nightmare scenario for the Adirondack forest. Acquisition of Rolling Stock The costs of acquisition of rolling stock to enable freight rail service along the Remsen-Lake Placid corridor will amount to many millions of dollars.

The rolling stock held by the Adirondack Railway Preservation Society/Adirondack Scenic Railroad (ARPS/ASR) generally dates from the 1950’s. “U.S. railroads typically consider the useful life of a locomotive to be between 25 and 30 years, with a locomotive rebuild about every 10 years;” only 29.3% of locomotives used by Class 1 railroads were built before 198533. While the aged diesel locomotives held by the ARPS/ASR have sufficed for seasonal, short-distance scenic train duty, they will not be suitable for longer-distance, heavy-load, scheduled freight service. Modern diesel locomotives suitable for such service will cost many hundreds of thousands to more than a million dollars each.

31 http://www.dec.ny.gov/docs/lands_forests_pdf/remplacidump.pdf 32 http://www.railway-technical.com/track.shtml 33 http://www.usitc.gov/publications/332/ITS-08.pdf). Page 23

The ARPS/ASR has no boxcars, flatcars, hoppers, or other rolling stock suitable for commercial freight duty. There are no known shippers along this corridor who own or would be likely to acquire their own rolling stock. Therefore, credible freight service could require acquisition of a substantial number of freight cars of different types, each with a freight capacity of 70-110 tons34. Serviceable freight cars cost tens of thousands of dollars each. Alternatively, leasing of freight rail cars could incur significant ongoing costs.

This corridor traverses a region receiving exceptionally heavy snowfall, and regular freight rail service will require specialized heavy equipment to remove snow and ice from the tracks and switches to enable regular, year-round freight service35. Operational Costs Ongoing operational costs for freight rail service along the Remsen-Lake Placid corridor are difficult to predict, but will amount to millions of dollars per year.

Even if the operators of the freight rail service or the State of New York pay the tens or hundreds of millions of dollars needed to restore rail infrastructure and acquire rolling stock needed for freight rail service along this corridor, there will still be very substantial ongoing operational costs. Bolted rails crack and wear. Ballast is washed away by heavy rain, or is displaced as tracks flex under heavy loads. Rail infrastructure maintenance in this corridor will necessarily involve teams of skilled workers performing dangerous work with specialized heavy equipment.

Other teams of employees will be needed to maintain the rolling stock. They will need large, appropriate maintenance and repair facilities, which do not currently exist along this line, as well as appropriate heavy tools and equipment. There will be an ongoing need for training, regulatory compliance, financial controls and budgeting, risk management, sales, and other essential activities. Substantial funding will be needed for employee wages, health coverage, insurance, worker safety, public safety, utilities, fuel, batteries, lubricants, waste disposal, and other operational costs.

The ARPS/ASR currently relies heavily upon volunteers to staff their operations during their short-distance, seasonal operations. They presently are encountering major staffing challenges36. Operation of a year-round, longer-distance freight railroad will necessarily involve a professional workforce.

It is beyond the scope of this paper to provide precise predictions of the personnel costs of an active freight rail service along this corridor, but the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reports a median wage of $56,020 per year (not including fringe benefits) for rail transportation workers37. Freight railroad employees are among the nation's most highly compensated workers38.

34 http://www.csx.com/index.cfm/customers/equipment/railroad-equipment/ 35 http://www.progressiverailroading.com/mow/article/Maintenance-of-way-Snow-and-iceremoval-products-and- services--26588 36 http://www.adirondackrr.com/january2013Newsletter.pdf, pages 6, 14 37 http://www.bls.gov/oes/current/naics4_482100.htm 38 http://nationalatlas.gov/articles/transportation/a_freightrr.html, http://freightrailworks.org/spending/ Page 24

BLS lists many dozens of classes of workers under the rail transportation worker category, providing a glimpse into the breadth of activities and expertise, as well as the associated personnel costs, for operation of a railroad. Summary of Anticipated Costs Adding together the costs of restoration of the rail infrastructure, acquisition of rolling stock, acquisition of other necessary infrastructure and equipment, labor costs for dozens of high-skill employees, and other ongoing operational costs, it is reasonable to anticipate a twenty-year cost of more than a hundred million dollars to re-establish and maintain regular freight rail service along this corridor. Business Outlook The business outlook for freight rail service along the Remsen-Lake Placid corridor is extremely poor.

Modern freight rail service offers the potential for impressive efficiency in terms of fuel consumption and labor costs per ton of freight hauled. However, this impressive efficiency depends on economies of scale resulting from hauling massive quantities of chemicals (e.g., industrial chemicals, plastic resins, and fertilizers), grain and other agricultural products, non- metallic minerals (e.g., phosphate rock, sand, and crushed stone and gravel), food and food products, steel and other primary metal products, forest products (e.g., lumber, paper, and pulp), motor vehicles and motor vehicle parts, and waste and scrap materials (e.g., scrap iron and scrap paper) that can be efficiently loaded, transported, and unloaded. Gross weight limits for rail cars have increased significantly. Containerized shipments, rapid load/unload freight rail terminals, “unit” trains of ninety or more cars hauling one product, and other practices enable freight rail services to compete successfully with other modes of transportation.

Northern New York State is already served by two Class 1 rail carriers, with active freight service near the Adirondacks to the east, south, west, and northwest 39. Therefore, the only possible demand for freight rail service along the Remsen-Lake Placid corridor would be for freight hauled to or from the central Adirondacks through Utica/Remsen.

Service provided by this train would be slow, because of anticipated speed limits along this corridor. Viewed from the perspective of the Tri-Lakes region (Lake Placid, Saranac Lake, Tupper Lake) that would serve as the terminus of this line, the train’s origin would lie far beyond the farthest corner of the Adirondack Park, instead of originating from any of the nearer cities of Watertown, Ogdensburg, Canton, Potsdam, Massena, Cornwall, Malone, Montreal, Plattsburgh/ Burlington, or Elizabethtown. Further, Utica is not situated near other major metropolitan areas that might serve as a source or destination for rail freight from this corridor.

Since rail freight service ended in 1972, restaurant, grocery, pharmacy, hardware and other businesses have built their own rapid-response distribution facilities and systems, geared to our much-improved highways. Freight rail service along this corridor also could not compete with UPS, FedEx, or the U.S. Postal Service for time-sensitive package shipment business.

39 https://www.dot.ny.gov/divisions/operating/opdm/passenger-rail/passenger-rail- repository/2013%20NYS%20Rail%20Map.pdf Page 25

Chemicals, agricultural products, non-metallic minerals, food and food products, primary metal products, motor vehicles/parts, or waste/scrap materials are major categories of products moved by freight rail, and miniscule quantities of these products are shipped to or from the central Adirondacks. According to The Adirondack Atlas40, there are very few mineral deposits in the region traversed by this corridor. With the recent closure at Newton Falls, the regional outlook for paper mills is hardly encouraging. No other large-scale source of freight from the region is operating or anticipated.

The 130,000 people living in the Adirondacks41 represent considerably less than one percent of the more than 19.5 million people living in New York State. Adirondack residents are concentrated near the periphery of the park, and the section of the Remsen-Lake Placid corridor south of Tupper Lake traverses an area that is very sparsely populated. Fewer than thirty thousand people live in proximity to the Thendara/Old Forge-Lake Placid corridor (towns of Webb, Clifton, Colton, Piercefield, Long Lake, Tupper Lake, Harrietstown, North Elba, Santa Clara, Brighton, St. Armand, Franklin, Newcomb, Inlet).42

One very small freight train, consisting of twenty freight cars hauling 75 tons of freight each and running three times weekly, could easily haul 300 lbs of freight per week for each of the thirty thousand people living within proximity of the Thendara/Old Forge-Lake Placid corridor, quickly filling our homes and businesses to the rafters. Unfortunately, there would be very little or no demand for this very substantial freight-hauling capacity, resulting in near-empty freight trains traversing the corridor. Passenger Rail Service The relatively few users of a passenger rail service coupled with the relatively high costs of providing such seasonal service, makes restoration of passenger service a poor investment for New York’s taxpayers.

The business prospects for passenger rail service are therefore also very poor. The most-efficient route from major population centers in the northeast U.S. (e.g., Boston, New York City, Philadelphia, Washington, DC) and Canada (e.g., Toronto, Montreal) to Lake Placid, Saranac Lake, or Tupper Lake definitely does not pass near Old Forge. Instead, if one draws a straight line from Saranac Lake or Lake Clear to Old Forge, it aims towards a sparsely populated region with Utica (population 62,235) and Syracuse (population 145,151) as the closest population centers. Further along that path, Amtrak does not provide service to Scranton, Wilkes-Barre or Binghamton. Therefore, passengers riding a train past Old Forge would all be traveling significantly out of their way to reach the Tri-Lakes region by rail. This is not the basis for an efficient transportation plan for the region, especially considering that Amtrak’s Adirondack stops at Westport, NY, only 35 miles from Lake Placid (with shuttle service to the village).

40 The Adirondack Atlas, A Geographic Portrait of the Adirondack Park By Jerry Jenkins & Andy Keal, 2004, ISBN- 13: 978-0815607571 41 http://apa.ny.gov/gis/_assets/AdirondackParkPopulationTrends2010.pdf 42 http://apa.ny.gov/gis/_assets/ParkTownPop2010.pdf Page 26

As an indication of the lack of passenger demand, there are no scheduled bus services to the corridor towns from Utica. A 2011 Stone Consulting report43 indicated that only 7,000 new visitors would utilize restored train service from Utica to Lake Placid, bringing only $686,000 of new revenues to the area. In 2008 NYSDOT estimated that another $45 million44, on top of $34 million already invested in the corridor, will be needed to achieve these minimal benefits.

Many of the above costs for freight rail service will also apply to regular passenger rail service along this corridor. Given the poor business prospects for passenger rail service along this corridor, it will require perpetual NYS subsidies potentially in excess of the subsidies needed to sustain Amtrak’s Adirondack service between Albany and Montreal. Excursion Rail Service Rail advocates have also pointed to excursion service as a viable purpose for a rail corridor, with trails radiating from the rail corridor—a so-called “Rail with Trails” option. This might be referred to as an idea, not a plan, since no details have been offered publicly. However, it is our understanding that they envision a diesel locomotive pulling a combination of passenger cars and freight cars, dropping off and picking up passengers and their canoes or bicycles in remote and inaccessible areas. Given that snowmobiles can traverse great distances, we anticipate that this proposed excursion rail service would not be offered on a year-round basis.

We find numerous concerns with this idea. Excursion rail service will not contribute to tourism or economic development in populated areas, since those areas are already readily accessible by automobiles or SUV’s that can haul canoes, bicycles, camping gear, or hiking gear. Even remote spots that could be accessible by rail, such as Mt. Arab Lake, Horseshoe Lake, and Lake Lila, are also accessible by automobile.

Any attractions that could be accessible via excursion rail service would be better-accessible via a recreational trail, because users could drive, walk, or use their bicycles to come and go as they please, rather than waiting for hours or days for an excursion train to return.

Cargo trailers and canoe carriers are available from many manufacturers for towing behind a bicycle, enabling hikers and paddlers to haul their gear and efficiently travel great distances along a recreational trail to access remote forests or bodies of water.45,46,47, 48 Touring bikes are widely available, and are designed to carry a load of more than fifty pounds. Also, cargo bicycles are available from many manufacturers that can haul a load of more than one hundred pounds.49, 50 Bicycles can haul or tow anything a hiker or camper might need for an extended stay in a remote wilderness area.

43 Available at http://www.thearta.org/120514-Adirondack-Scenic-Rarilroad-2011-economic-impact- final1%20[Annotated].pdf 44 See http://www.thearta.org/NYSDOT%202008%20Rail%20Plan%20-%20Adirondack%20extract.pdf 45 http://www.wicycle.com/canoe_woody_wagon_bicycle_trailer.php 46 http://durangobiketrailers.com/tag/canoe-bike-trailer/ 47 http://www.burley.com/home/bur/page_454/nomad.html 48 http://www.bobgear.com/bike-trailers 49Vanderbilt, T. Cargo Bikes: The New Station Wagon, Cargo bikes are winning over casual and avid cyclists alike with one supersize feature: the ability to haul it all—from the groceries to the family that eats them. Wall Street Journal, July 5, 2013, http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424127887324328204578572011343756542.html 50 http://www.bicycling.com/bikes-gear/bikes-and-gear-features/heavy-lifters Page 27

Perhaps most significantly, the lack of amenities in these remote areas would significantly limit the number of people who might use an excursion rail service, resulting in a negligible economic benefit to the region during the summer, at great expense to New York State taxpayers, while excluding thousands of snowmobile users in the winter due to the continued presence of rails on the corridor. Summary, Rail Service The costs of establishing and maintaining freight, passenger, or excursion rail service along the Remsen- Lake Placid corridor could amount to hundreds of millions of dollars over time. As a result of extreme limitations in anticipated freight, passenger, or excursion volume, it will be essentially impossible for any or all of these forms of rail service along the Thendara/Old Forge-Lake Placid corridor to achieve any degree of efficiency, or even to cover a significant share of operational costs.

Instead, establishing and maintaining any of these services along this corridor will represent an ongoing significant waste of resources, with near-empty trains burning fuel and generating many other significant expenses while failing to contribute to commerce or economic development in the region.

Given the absence of investors, these wasted resources will constitute a serious, perpetual drain on the resources of the State of New York, necessarily displacing significant state funding for education, public health, law enforcement, and other essential public services for as long as the train is in operation.

Further, regular freight, passenger, or excursion rail use of this corridor will preclude any snowmobile use of the corridor and deprive the region and the state of the economic benefits of a low-cost multi-use recreational trail that could generate millions of dollars of economic activity per year and significantly improve quality of life for residents and visitors to the region.

Why not rails and a trail? Rail-trail combinations present the worst of solutions - an illogical investment that attempts to restore uneconomic rail service coupled with greenfield construction of a trail, including investments in new rights-of-way.

Despite a statement in the 1995 Remsen-Lake Placid Travel Corridor Final Management Plan / Environmental Impact Statement that said “because the Corridor is flanked in some areas by extensive wetlands and in others by rugged topography, the potential for the development of a continuous parallel trail within the Corridor is severely limited”, many still held out hope that both the train corridor and an adjoining recreation trail could be built.

The Rails-to-Trails Conservancy report issued in 2012 said “Rock cuts, wetlands, bridges, causeways and culverts between Saranac Lake and Tupper Lake make a continuation of the proposed parallel path between Lake Placid and Saranac Lake impractical and unaffordable, even if necessary permits to fill wetlands and expand causeways could be obtained. Other projects involving a rail-with-trail (e.g., the Merrymeeting Trail) have cost up to $2 million per mile for construction.”

Despite these estimates of financial and logistical near-impossibility, train advocates persist in pressing this approach.

While almost any obstacle can be overcome with enough investment, the possibility of finding ways to create a level, safe, traffic-free recreation path anywhere other than on the currently-unused rail corridor is close to nil. Because the railroad was built before state and federal environmental regulations, there are Page 28 long sections of track built on land-filled causeways, across rivers and streams, bifurcating lakes, through wetlands, and through extensive rock-cuts. If pursued, as some have proposed, widening these areas the requisite 10+ feet will almost certainly fail any environmental impact review.

Even the simplest section of track to parallel with a recreation path, the span between Lake Placid and Saranac Lake, faces serious cost and environmental challenges. While grant moneys have been offered by NYSDOT to build the parallel track, these funds now appear to be woefully inadequate. And, since the path traverses many wetlands, all of the necessary permits have yet to be obtained. While it is hoped by many that this parallel path can be constructed, the challenges of continuing it beyond Saranac Lake towards Tupper Lake are immense.

Why not “go arounds”? Train advocates say that where parallel paths cannot be built we can find “go-arounds”, i.e., alternative routes that leave, then reconnect with, a side-by-side rail-with-trail. Unfortunately, there are multiple points along the proposed rail-trail where “go-arounds” do not exist and could not be constructed without encountering the same cost and environmental obstacles.

One extreme example is leaving Saranac Lake towards Lake Clear. The rail corridor crosses (actually bifurcates) Lake Colby on a causeway 8-14 feet wide and nearly ¼ mile long. It then passes through numerous wetlands, several of which reach between the two roadways that leave Saranac Lake going north, neither of which will be suitable as “go-arounds”. The adjoining map illustrates the problem.

The red line is the rail corridor. The green line is State Highway 86, connecting to State Highway 186. Both roads have heavy traffic, narrow shoulders in sections, and unsafe intersections for recreational vehicles. While serious road bikers can and do use this route, it is not the traffic- free, safe, kid and handicapped accessible path that trail advocates are working for. Similarly, the blue line shows a route from the depot in Saranac Lake to Ampersand Avenue, then onto Forest Home Road, and then on to McMaster Road before rejoining the rail corridor. This is a winding, narrow, and steep route with blind curves that is totally inappropriate for any but the most experienced bikers and unsafe for all other recreational users.

Between the two (red and blue) routes are extensive wetlands (the light-green areas) that could only be crossed by a recreation path after extensive filling or the creation of long boardwalks, neither of which would be likely to pass environmental permitting requirements. Page 29

The foregoing is just one illustration of the impracticality - probable impossibility - of finding suitable “go-arounds”. There are many more as the trail moves west, including narrow culverts and sections that hug the shore of Rollins Pond on one side and the St Regis Wild Forest on the other.

The bottom line is that the corridor can be used for trains or for recreation, but not both. And if not converted to recreation uses, there will be no way for bikers, hikers, skiers, snowmobiles, joggers, kids, or handicapped folks to safely navigate between Lake Placid, Ray Brook, Saranac Lake, Lake Clear, Rollins Pond, Floodwood, Tupper Lake, Piercefield, and points south other than in a car or truck. Mountain biking is different Train advocates then question the need for the trail itself, pointing to mountain biking areas like Dewey Mountain, Mt. Van Hoevenberg, Mt. Pisgah, and others, while neglecting to point out that these are all trails that go nowhere and are there for practitioners of a vigorous sport. These may be fine for exercise, but not for inter-hamlet travel by non-athletes. And surely they are not fine for hiking, road biking, running, or commuting. Nor are they useable as inter-hamlet winter connections for skiers and snowmobiles.

A parallel trail between Lake Placid and Saranac Lake? In October 2001 the Town of North Elba and the Adirondack North Country Association (ANCA) applied for a TEA-21 grant to fund phase 1 of a parallel pathway to the rail bed, running from Lake Placid to Ray Brook. In September 2002 the Town was awarded $796,575 with a local match of approximately 29 percent. In 2006 the Town and ANCA applied for another TEA-21 grant and $1,198,619 was awarded in 2007 with a 20 percent local match. In December 2007, the state Adirondack Park Agency approved the permit with contingencies for phase 1 of the pathway, from Lake Placid to Ray Brook. But, by then the Town feared that the cost estimates were unrealistic and it decided to shelve the plan rather than risking having to return any funds drawn against both grants. In July 2011 ANCA and Essex County were awarded a Scenic Byways grant of $1,208,708 with another 20 percent local match. With these three grants totaling $3,203,902, and assuming that the requisite match of $712,472 could be met, the Town felt that it could have enough money ($3,916,374) to start the first phase of the project, so it began to solicit bids from engineering firms. It then negotiated a contract with Creighton Manning from Albany to perform engineering work for the first phase of the project for $224,707. Events have since intervened. The requisite $712,472 has yet to be raised, despite heroic efforts by ANCA and North Elba. In 2012 the Boards of both the Town of North Elba and the Village of Lake Placid voted to ask the State to remove the tracks so the recreation trail could be built on Page 30 the rail bed, at an estimated cost of $778,500 for the nine-mile segment using the midpoint of similar construction costs based on the Rails-to-Trails Conservancy (RTC) report51. It now also appears that the original APA permit may need to be renewed based on changed engineering of the parallel path, and the federal agency involved has indicated that the project may be subject to a site-specific federal wetlands permit, as opposed to the national rail corridor permits that they have granted in the past. The RTC report said that the proposed parallel trail between Lake Placid and Saranac Lake will cost an estimated $5,951,000 to $7,451,000, i.e., many millions more than the sum of the grants and the local match, even if the match can be raised. The liability this would create for North Elba taxpayers is currently unacceptable to the Town board, which has essentially shelved the project pending the outcome of the Corridor review by the inter-agency commission. ARTA’s position is that a recreation path between Lake Placid and Saranac Lake is essential, and that it should connect to the rail-trail continuing on to Old Forge. A parallel trail will satisfy this criteria. However, the combination of low and decreasing ridership on the excursion tourist train, no interest on the part of the Town or Village in continuing tourist train service, significant ecological impacts if a parallel path is built, and the huge and unbounded costs for such a project, all militate for a more rational approach. While ARTA will accept whatever the interagency task force proposes, the costs, both financial and ecological, suggest abandoning the tourist train experiment for this segment of the rail line.

Passenger options: fly, take a bus, take a train, or drive Why do people choose to drive when they could fly, take the train, or take a bus? Take the case of a couple wishing to travel to the Tri-Lakes area for a vacation or to visit a summer home. The train advocates say that if the train were restored it will be the transportation mode of choice. Let’s examine that thesis. For purposes of comparison, make the not-unreasonable assumption that the New York City area is their point of departure.

Flying to Adirondack Airport using Jet Blue’s Cape Air connection is $379 per person or $1.20 per passenger mile, with three 4+ hour flights per day. Travelers also will need to take a subway or taxi to Kennedy Airport, and when they get to Lake Clear they need a taxi or rental car to get to Lake Placid or their final destination.

Amtrak from NYC to Westport is $65 thanks to heavy subsidies, which is $0.236 per passenger mile. There is one train a day (8:15-2:08pm, i.e., nominally but not always 6 hours). Once in Westport they need a car, taxi or shuttle to get to their final destination. If going to Lake Placid, Amtrak will provide a shuttle for $25 per person which, however, adds 1½ hours to the trip.

Trailways from NYC to Saranac Lake cost $67 (and takes 11 hours- one/day at 7am). It takes 10 hours and 40 minutes and $65 to get to Lake Placid. Departure is at 7 am (only).

51 See http://www.thearta.org/Lake Placid to Tupper Lake Trail Development_Final.pdf, page 9 Page 31

Autos at the government reimbursement rate Travel Options, NYC - Lake Placid cost $0.555 per mile. Two passengers cuts the # Passengers Auto Bus Plane Train per-passenger cost in half, three in thirds, etc. 1 $ 159 $ 65 $ 379 $ 90 So, our couple has the following choices: 2 $ 159 $ 130 $ 758 $ 180 1. Take the train to Westport on a once-a- Cost 3 $ 159 $ 195 $ 1,137 $ 270 day fixed schedule with a 6-hour 4 $ 159 $ 260 $ 1,516 $ 360 schedule travel time for $65 per person 5 $ 159 $ 325 $ 1,895 $ 450 plus whatever costs are involved in Travel 4:38 10:40 6:00 7:30 travel once in Westport. If going to time Lake Placid, Amtrak will add a shuttle Any 6:45 Depart 7:00 8:15 for $25 per person, so for the couple time 10:17 the cost goes to $180 and the travel time to 7½ hours. 2. Fly to Adirondack airport in between 4 and 5 hours for $379 each plus whatever costs are involved in travel once in Lake Clear. Assuming a 45 minute trip to JFK airport and a one-hour pre-board, the travel time will be just about six hours. 3. Take the once-a-day 11-hour Trailways bus from NYC to Saranac Lake for $67 each, then spend whatever is needed to get from Saranac Lake to their final destination 4. Drive the miles from NYC to Lake Placid in just over 4½ hours (Google Maps estimate) for $166.50

Of these four options the choices are clear. There is no time advantage and a huge cost disadvantage to flying this route. There is no scheduling flexibility and only a trivial cost saving for the bus or the train versus driving, without the ongoing transportation cost, which is not trivial. For example, a rental car costs $59 per day or $270 per week plus gas if rented at Adirondack Airport (Hertz), assuming an AAA discount.

If there are more than two travelers the advantages of driving are multiplied, and if the start point is not near central Manhattan the added cost of getting there or to a point along the way makes the train or bus option even less attractive and the auto even more so. Traveling in one’s own vehicle allows stops wherever and whenever possible, needed, or wanted along the route. That means other local businesses also can benefit economically from those driving through.

No matter how you slice it, unless you can get there faster on a schedule that meets your needs by other means, and cost is not a factor, a car is the answer.

This immense time, scheduling flexibility, and cost advantage explains the death of rural passenger train service and the failure of many rural bus lines. We find no basis for the claim that restored rail service from Utica to Lake Placid would result in significant demand for passenger service.

Even if the passengers were starting their voyage in Utica, the cost and travel time would never equal that of a car at the proposed Class III train service. For our more-likely traveler from the New York City or Hudson Valley communities wanting to access the interior Adirondacks, the travel time will be unacceptable. New York to Utica on Amtrak costs $114 per passenger and Page 32

takes 4½ to 5 hours with only two trips per day. Utica to Lake Placid is 120 miles, which, at an average 30 mph (60 mph max without stops), will add 4 hours without switching time, for a total trip of over 8½ to 9 hours given ideal connections and no switching time. The two Amtrak trains stop in Utica at 5:38 and 8:44 pm, so arrival in Lake Placid for our theoretical couple could not be before 9:38 pm and could be after midnight.

Assuming the trip from Utica got equivalent subsidies to Amtrak’s New York to Utica run, which is highly unlikely, and the same $0.475 per passenger mile cost that the couple paid from New York to Utica applied to the rest of their journey, the total cost would be $166.25 per passenger, or $332.50 for the couple. This contrasts with the $180 per couple on the 8-hour train trip to Lake Placid through Westport. This train leaves New York at 8:15 am and the shuttle arrives in Lake Placid at 3:05 pm. Thus even if a connection was made in Utica to Lake Placid it would not compete with current Amtrak service to Lake Placid from New York City.

Why would the State or federal government want to divert precious funds to restoring rail service that is non-competitive with even the existing rail services in the heavily populated New York to Montreal corridor? Would it not make more sense to make that service more attractive by improving transit times and improving ground links to the depots from interior communities?

Preserving the History of the Rails “ The Railroad legacy can be re-purposed into a rebirth of a new economic engine... one that is accessible to the masses, opens sensibilities regarding history and nature, provides recreation and allows entrepreneurs to imagine and create commercial means to capitalize on the draw this will have on the Park.” Charlie Frenette FB 2013-08-14.

The railroad played a significant role in the development of the Park. Without the railroad, today we would be looking at a significantly different landscape. Telling its story is important. Operating the railroad as a tourist attraction is not necessary to preserve or convey its historical significance. In fact, far fewer people would learn about the history, both natural and manmade, if the tourist train were to prevail than if the entire corridor were available to the public for information and recreational use.

Along the rail corridor between Old Forge and Lake Placid one passes through Adirondack towns and villages, smaller hamlets, and a few abandoned railroad stations. All offer public and private opportunities for interpretive centers, museums outlets, visitor information centers, and wayside interpretive stations. Many towns have restored or rebuilt their train depots, all of which are currently underutilized, begging for repurposed use. These stations can become Marion River Carry Railroad Engine at the many things from visitor centers to cafés to museums and Adirondack Museum educational centers where displays of art and artifacts about the railroad and its history as well as the Adirondack Park can be displayed. Educational programs, community events and lectures could be held at these venues as well. Page 33

Rail sidings alongside these stations could display a steam engine or caboose that people could actually climb on. The train at the Adirondack Museum in Blue Mountain Lake is one of its most popular attractions . Dining cars could be turned into a snack bar or ice cream parlor. Freight cars could house information centers for the rail trail. Owners of the old depots now in private hands could be encouraged to keep them in good condition and open to public use through grant funding. The opportunities abound.

The Lake Lila Station, in the rail corridor between Piercefield and Beaver River, offers a unique possibility. The station, on New York State land, has almost collapsed from the snow load. We believe it could be rebuilt and used as a seasonal interpretive center, possibly manned by interns from Repurposed New Freedom (PA) Station the Wild Center and The Adirondack Museum. It could also be used as a ranger station. This would provide a unique way-station for bicyclers and an interior outpost for the NYSDEC to use in the Lake Lila Wilderness Area.

The Sabattis Station between Long Lake and Tupper Lake located near the end of Route 10 has been torn down and is currently being used as a parking area. This station could also be rebuilt to create an outfitter’s base camp and an additional entry and exit point for the trail. Route 10, which is also the access road to the William C. Whitney Wilderness area and the Sabattis Boy Scout Camp provides an important link to the Town of Long Lake. In the winter, Sabattis Station provides snowmobiling access from the corridor to the Town of Long Lake. In warmer months it could also provide access for bicycling for the general public.

Building the Adirondack Rail Trail ARTA believes the entire 90 mile corridor from Lake Placid to Thendara/Old Forge can be surfaced appropriately for road bike, mountain bike, and snowmobile use without demands on New York taxpayers for additional financial investment.

Based on comparable trail conversions, rail-and-tie salvage will yield $65,000 per mile, and salvaging 81 miles of track and rails between Saranac Lake and Old Forge will provide $5,265,000 in usable funds.52

The cost of constructing the recreational trail to Tupper Lake on the rail corridor, whether from Saranac Lake or from Lake Placid, should be between $15,000 and $214,000 per mile, with a midpoint based on comparable trails of $86,500. The cost of constructing a recreational trail on the rail-bed between Lake Placid and Saranac Lake, assuming the town of North Elba plan for a parallel bike path is not completed, will fall within the previous estimate, i.e., $778,500 for the nine-mile segment using the midpoint of similar construction costs.53

52 The Adirondack Rail Trail, Lake Placid to Old Forge, Stage One: Lake Placid to Tupper Lake Trail Development Plan, Rails-to-Trails Conservancy Project Team, Carl Knoch, Karl Wirsing, Barbara Richey, July 2012. Available at: http://www.thearta.org/Lake%20Placid%20to%20Tupper%20Lake%20Trail%20Development_Final.pdf 53Ibid Page 34

Construction costs from Saranac Lake to Tupper Lake are broken down as follows: 54

1. Saranac Lake Depot to Lake Clear: 6.2 miles. With volunteer help and donations of materials, as well as other local funding, this segment could be constructed at an average cost of $75,000 to $100,000 per mile. 2. Lake Clear to Tupper Lake: 17.8 miles. With volunteer help and donations of materials, as well as other local funding, this segment could be constructed at an average cost of $50,000 to $75,000 per mile. 3. Tupper Lake Spur: 1.7 miles, total cost using volunteers and donated materials between $45,000 and $50,000.

Taking the estimated salvage value and the highest estimated construction cost incurs a net cost of $2,020,724 for the 34-mile rail-trail conversion from Lake Placid to Tupper Lake. The proposed parallel trail between Lake Placid and Saranac Lake will cost an estimated $5,951,000 to $7,451,000—in short, the cost of a trail to attract 244,000 visitors is less than the cost of a trail to allow 14,000 visitors to continue to ride a tourist train each season.

Numerous options are available for surfacing of the trail between Lake Placid and Piercefield. A common option involves use of a compacted crushed stone surface (“crusher run”) applied over the rail ballast after appropriate preparation. The current price for crusher run is approximately $10/ton.55

For the best surface, the stone should be spread 4 inches thick with a paving machine over a prepared sub-grade and then be compacted to 2 inches using a motorized roller.56 One cubic yard of crusher run weighs approximately 3000 lbs, and it would take an estimated 652 cubic yards to cover one mile of a 10’ wide trail at a depth of four inches (pre-compaction). The cost of the stone will be approximately $9780/mile @ $10/ton. These prices do not include cost of hauling/spreading/rolling.

Another option would be to surface the trail with Wollastonite. The NYS Department of Environmental Conservation has Wollastonite listed under BUD #152-5-16 (page 2, NyCO Minerals), as “road base.”57 Based on the physical properties of the mineral, it could work well as a trail surface. It has sufficient hardness and good particle interlock. Plus it will make a visually appealing trail surface. A major advantage is that this material is mined locally, in Essex County.58

54 Ibid 55 5/8 Crusher Run $9.65/ton http://www.shelbystone.com/price_list.pdf Medina, NY, Crusher run $9.75/ton http://www.thkinsella.com/products.html Fayetteville, NY, 5/8 crusher run $9.40/ton http://www.barrestone.com/price.asp Albion, NY, fine crusher run $13/ton http://trudeausandandgravel.com/ (telephone call) S.L., NY 56 http://www.thearta.org/Lake%20Placid%20to%20Tupper%20Lake%20Trail%20Development_Final.pdf 57 www.dec.ny.gov/docs/materials_minerals_pdf/budnum.pdf 58 http://www.thearta.org/Lake%20Placid%20to%20Tupper%20Lake%20Trail%20Development_Final.pdf Page 35

Yet another option could involve surfacing the trail with crushed concrete, which can be less expensive but more subject to deterioration because of foreign materials (e.g., soil, gypsum, wood, glass, heavy metals), and variability in quality. Alkalinity can also be an issue.59,60 It is not clear whether this product is available locally.

Management and Maintenance of the Adirondack Rail Trail The Adirondack Rail Trail can be maintained and managed at far less cost than is now expended to maintain a largely-unused rail corridor. The corridor is owned outright by the people of New York State and managed by the NYS Department of Transportation. The state’s annual reimbursements to the Adirondack Railway Preservation Society (ARPS) for maintenance of the corridor approximates $200,000, excluding major capital improvements . The state has spent $32 million on the corridor since 1996 and another $4 million since 200761. Based on a survey of 39 recreational trails by the Rails-to-Trails Conservancy, the annual cost of maintaining these trails is estimated at $1,500 per mile. This would equate to $135,000 a year for a 90-mile trail between Lake Placid and Old Forge—far less than the current costs of maintaining the corridor. The state leases the corridor for use by the New York State Snowmobile Association (NYSSA) from December to April. NYSSA clubs perform their own grooming and winter maintenance. The Adirondack Scenic Railroad operates the seasonal tourist trains at each end of the corridor, also under an annual lease. Both of these leases can be renewed or cancelled at any time. If a decision is made to convert some or all of the corridor to a recreation trail, the state could lease the corridor to another state agency (e.g., ORDA, DEC), or continue to operate the corridor itself, or lease the corridor to a private entity. In addition to the basic maintenance of the trail (erosion repairs, surface maintenance, debris removal, etc.) ancillary facilities will need maintenance. These will include parking areas, fencing where needed, signage, restrooms, historical markers, etc. Savings to the state, once freed from having to support a marginal tourist-train operation, should more than cover these ancillary costs. Similarly, the towns and villages served by the Adirondack Rail Trail will enjoy added revenue from sales taxes that could be used to enhance and support the trail. The $20 million in visitors spending, estimated by the Rails-to-Trails Conservancy, will produce over $1 million in local tax revenues, in addition to a large infusion of sales taxes coming from increased use of the corridor by snowmobilers. These added revenues and benefits should be considered in budgeting for maintenance and promotion. While NYSDOT is the most logical agency to operate the trail, a strong case can be

59 Characterization of crushed concrete materials for paving and non-paving applications. Seungwook Lim, Dirk Kestner, Dan G. Zollinger, and David W. Fowler, Texas Transportation Institute, The Texas A&M University System, and Center for Transportation Research, The University of Texas at Austin. http://d2dtl5nnlpfr0r.cloudfront.net/tti.tamu.edu/documents/7-4954-1.pdf 60 http://www.fhwa.dot.gov/publications/research/infrastructure/pavements/97148/051.cfm 61 See Appendix G Page 36 made for NYSDEC and ORDA as well. In the event the state decides to lease the corridor to a private operator, grants and subsidies will be required, but not at the level of current costs to maintain the mostly-unused corridor sections. Trail Maintenance: 40 miles connecting Lake Placid and Piercefield It is our goal that the Lake Placid-to-Piercefield segment meet a Rails-to-Trails Conservancy (RTC) roughness index rating of one (1), which indicates “a smooth, level surface accessible to users of all ages and abilities,” as opposed to a rating of two (2), where the surface may be loose and/or uneven and could pose a problem for road bikes and wheelchairs.” The Piercefield-to-Old Forge segment will qualify for a roughness index rating of three (3), described as “a rough surface that is only recommended for mountain bikers and hikers.”

Whatever its rating, the trail must be developed to continually withstand heavy loads, such as emergency vehicles and heavy maintenance vehicles.

Removal of the rails will facilitate maintenance of the corridor. Currently, the rails effectively preclude use of mowers, resulting in heavy reliance on undesirable chemical herbicides. Rail removal will also facilitate the use of tractors, dump trucks, and other mechanized maintenance.

It is beyond the scope of this paper to prescribe maintenance procedures, but it is know that rail trails with a crushed-stone surface require relatively little maintenance. Such trails generally need to be resurfaced every 7 to 10 years. Spot repairs and some re-grading will be required during that time.62

Based on a survey of 39 multi-use recreational trails by the Rails to Trails Conservancy, annual maintenance costs average $1,500 per mile. This equals roughly $51,000 each year for a 34-mile trail between Tupper Lake and Lake Placid, or $60,000 when we add the next six miles to Piercefield.63 This compares favorably to the subsidies being provided by the state to the Adirondack Railway Preservation Society, which average $200,000 annually for maintenance [footnote].

Trail Maintenance: 50 miles connecting Piercefield and Old Forge We anticipate a minimal maintenance burden for the trail section from Piercefield to Thendara/Old Forge. After the rails, ties, switches, and other rail infrastructure are removed and the ballast is rolled flat and compacted, the surface should be relatively stable and resistant to erosion. Use of mowers, tractors, and other mechanized maintenance equipment will be needed on a limited basis to maintain the relatively coarse surface initially envisioned for this section. We anticipate that the cost of maintaining this section will be a small fraction of what the DOT is currently spending for maintenance of this section.

62 The Adirondack Rail Trail, Lake Placid to Old Forge, Stage One: Lake Placid to Tupper Lake Trail Development Plan, Rails-to-Trails Conservancy Project Team, Carl Knoch, Karl Wirsing, Barbara Richey, July 2012. Available at: http://www.thearta.org/Lake%20Placid%20to%20Tupper%20Lake%20Trail%20Development_Final.pdf 63 Adirondack Rail Corridor Economic Impact Study, Camoin Associates Economic Development and Barton & Loguidice, 2010

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Signage Informational signs will be an important feature of the Adirondack Rail Trail. First, signs are needed to provide directions, distances, and warnings. These should be consistent in typeface, color, character, and visibility and developed in cooperation with DOT and DEC. Historical and other interpretive signs and displays should be developed in cooperation with rail historians, The Wild Center, Paul Smith’s College and other experts and interested organizations Fencing and Gates Timber rails and gates must be structurally substantial and consistent with the natural character of the Adirondack Park. These features should be developed in cooperation with DOT and DEC. Access Points and Parking Access points for the Adirondack Rail Trail include the Lake Placid train station, Old Military Road, Ray Brook, Saranac Lake (NY86/Sara-Placid Rd), Saranac Lake (NY 86/Broadway), Lake Clear, Tupper Lake, Piercefield, Horseshoe Lake/NY 421, Beaver River, Big Moose, Old Forge and Thendara. The state should provide for parking where appropriate. Access Control Once operational, the Adirondack Rail Trail has the potential to modestly increase public use of adjacent Forest Preserve lands. Currently, all areas of Forest Preserve along the corridor can already be accessed by motor vehicle. In all cases, summer access via the rail trail will involve a longer, non-motorized approach, so we do not anticipate a huge percentage increase in either day or overnight use. Camping along the corridor can be controlled by simply limiting camping to designated sites - all of which would be carefully located at some distance from the closest access point. Use of the rail trail will also modestly increase the need for both law enforcement and emergency response to injuries or illness to trail users. With the tracks removed, however, these services can be provided by ordinary law enforcement and emergency vehicles and will not require the effort now required to perform these services in more remote wilderness settings.

For the reasons stated above, ARTA does not anticipate any serious access control problems. Should they develop, however, ARTA will work with both the DEC and local governments to find solutions. Restroom Facilities Initially, portable toilets at trail-access points should be provided from May through November. Eventually, permanent toilet facilities should be established.

Conformance with Relevant Standards The Adirondack Rail Trail should conform to the requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), Uniform Federal Accessibility Standards, American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO), American Council of Snowmobile Associations, and any relevant New state standards. Page 38

Trail Inspection and Maintenance ARTA has decades of collective experience maintaining trails on a volunteer basis. Once sections of the trail are complete, and especially when the entire trail is open, random “reconnaissance” of the trail is of critical importance for the first year. A recommended procedure is to travel the trail slowly, logging on a form (recommended digitally) details, such as ATV activity and origins, trash, blow-downs, storm erosion, beaver activity, vandalism, fence problems, contract warranty issues, and signage problems. Many other maintenance activities may change their frequency based on the results of the logs and findings. Many other problems will also be identified and resolved before they become serious, and expensive. Eventually these “recons” may be reduced in frequency once an operational history of the various sections of the trail is developed. Mowing Ditches and Far Shoulders This is very necessary work, and potentially more difficult to accomplish than mowing of the trail shoulder because of the distance from the ballast. With a long enough outrigger mower (purchase recommended), the ditches and far shoulders should be mowable from a tractor, albeit with difficulty. It is important not to let tree and sapling growth return to the ditches if the ditches are to be maintained. Leaf/ Debris Removal from Lateral Ditches Ditch cleaning and de-silting represent a very large cost of the trail project. The continued maintenance of those ditches is critical to the long-term health of the trail. The ditches must be kept in working condition, and must not be allowed to fill again with debris or silt. Culvert Inspections and Repairs The culverts along the ROW will always need more repair and maintenance than those along highways due to their location in rural, forested areas, and the presence of beavers. Only constant vigilance will keep the trail from experiencing plugged culverts and washouts. Trail Log ARTA must develop a trail log system to record maintenance activities performed, their station, frequency, equipment and personnel used, and costs. Logged information should also include such information as acts of vandalism, beaver activity, blow-downs, signage problems, washouts, erosion, culvert and ditch cleaning activities, and any other information that could be useful in developing budgets, personnel needs, trends in needs for law enforcement, maintenance contracts, etc. All of this is best handled through the development of a computerized spreadsheet and mapping system so GPS/GIS information can be logged concurrently with the activity. This is highly recommended. Law Enforcement As more and more New Yorkers use the Adirondack Rail Trail, there will be a need for recreational education and law enforcement. The Adirondack Rail Trail will ultimately need an occasional law enforcement presence, both to educate the public and to ensure that all New York laws are properly and adequately enforced. Page 39

New York statutes do not grant private enterprises any law enforcement authority; therefore, ARTA will employ public education, signage and public outreach to reduce the number of incidents on the trail that require action by a law enforcement officer. ARTA will work with appropriate New York law enforcement and funding agencies to secure adequate funding for recreational law enforcement for the Adirondack Rail Trail.

ARTA and its partners will strive to educate each of their members, as well as the general public and/or visitors, of the laws, rules and regulations that govern the use of the trail. This will be done through the development of brochures; outreach to members through various newsletters and publications; signs at entry points to the trail and along the trail; general public outreach and education. ARTA will explore the option of creating a volunteer monitoring process for users of the trail. This will allow for “eyes and ears” on the trail at times when law enforcement officers are not available. Hours of Operation The rail/trail will be open for use between 6am and 11pm per day, 7 days per week, 52 weeks per year, without any planned restrictions except as noted: a) walking/hiking/jogging - unrestricted year round use, except as noted in section i) below. b) Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) accessibility - restricted by trail condition, suitable hardened surface for wheel chair use from approximately May to November. Winter time use is allowed, but would be difficult. c) bicycles - year round, mostly in late spring through the fall season. Winter biking on snowmobile trails is becoming popular and will be allowed. d) snowshoe/x-country skiers - unrestricted from first snow to spring thaw. e) snowmobile – Snowmobile use will be allowed during the legal Open Season, after the last weekend of big game season through April 15. The hours of operation will be as described above. A speed limit of 55 mph will be posted and enforced. In villages or other populated areas 30mph. f) atv’s - not allowed for recreational use. The exceptions will be ATVs used for maintenance during daylight hours May through December 15, law enforcement and emergency service vehicles, all with appropriate markings and flashing lights. g) motorized wheeled vehicles - not allowed. The exception will be maintenance vehicles, law enforcement and emergency service vehicles with appropriate markings and flashing lights, motorized wheelchairs, and when state or local regulations permit, electric bicycles per 23 U.S.C. § 217. h) if necessary, the trail may be closed for its entirety, or certain sections, due to floods and other natural events. The trail may also be closed during late fall and early spring to ensure the integrity of the trail’s surface and to prevent it from being torn up by premature use while the trail is wet. During these closures proper signage will be installed. i) nothing in this Management Plan shall prohibit a municipality from establishing local ordinances regarding the Adirondack Rail Trail, but in no case shall the ordinance prohibit legal uses during legal hours of operation. Page 40

Required Facilities

Parking Facilities There are currently suitable public parking lots in every town along the corridor. More will have to be constructed to keep pace with the increased numbers of users. As the need arises for new parking, ARTA and officials in the region of the needed parking will facilitate development of new parking facilities or expansion of existing facilities. A map of parking lots available to users and their accommodations will be developed and made available in marketing materials and on the website.

Path Connectivity Adequate interface with communities will be provided as the number of local paths and trails is anticipated to increase following the opening of the Adirondack Rail Trail.

Trail Enhancements & Amenities: i) Fishing & Canoeing Access – A large portion of the corridor runs adjacent to numerous bodies of water. We will work with NYSDOT, Trout Unlimited and other interested fishing groups, and canoe touring agencies that currently utilize these waterways, utilizing DEC as a Resource Agency. ii) Emergency Telephones – Arrangements will be made to install signage directing users to telephone access available along the trail for emergency purposes. iii) Benches, Resting & Picnic Areas – Coordination with local communities and path committees for planning, installation, and maintenance. iv) Signage & Markings – Warnings for trails and roads, speed limits and other safety related signage will be installed as required by applicable sections of NYSPR. Later installation will include informational, mile markers and distance signs. Mile markers and their location will be coordinated with NYSDOT rail section prior to installation to maintain a single marking system. v) Access Points - Access points from local and state road systems, including NY Rte 30, 3, 28 will be signed for visitor information and access. vi) Recreational Facilities and Sporting Fields – Will be identified with “where and what” information signs and kiosks. vii) Bike Racks – Will be added as user density grows. viii) Bollards - Installed as necessary to control unauthorized vehicle access, as the problem becomes troublesome. ix) Information Kiosks – Posting of information on local amenities will be coordinated with the respective chambers of commerce and recreation and conservation committees. x) Restored stations or sheds – Specifications and guidance will be coordinated with local historical societies, State Historic Preservation Officer, and NYSDOT.

Trail Systems. The Adirondack Rail Trail will accomplish many very important functions. First, it will act as a starting point for the communities to plan and build their own trail systems. These community systems will provide the economic growth by connecting the rail/trail with the business district. Secondly, a north-south trail provides the linkage connecting the following east-west trails: Page 41

o Planned community recreation paths in Lake Placid, Saranac Lake, Lake Clear, Tupper Lake, Piercefield, Colton, Long Lake, Beaver River, Big Moose and Thendara will provide access into the villages from the rail/trail. o St Lawrence counties trail system will be accessed through Mount Arab and Horseshoe Lake region through to Cranberry Lake/ Wanakeena area. o Adirondack Rail Trail connection will provide access into the village of Old Forge. o The Adirondack Rail Trail will provide access to the William C Whitney Wilderness area and the Sabattis region where numerous hikes can be accessed. o NYSSA snowmobile trail network with 12 direct connections.

These trail systems will expand the trail options available and enhance the recreational user’s opportunities and enjoyment.

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Conclusion: The Adirondack Rail Trail is Clearly the Best Choice The cover story for the September, 2013 issue of Outside Magazine is entitled, “America’s Best Towns, 18 perfect places to live.” Their goal was to find America’s best place to be healthy. They wanted towns with ample trailheads, nearby adventure, and great farmers’ markets. Park City, Utah was named, “2013 Best Town Ever.” They cited their winter sports, Olympic training center, and summer recreational activities, which include Utah’s Historic Union Pacific Rail Trail State Park64. The runner-up was Greenville, South Carolina. Quoting the article, “Voters lauded the parks and greenways, particularly the 18-mile Swamp Rabbit Trail—a virtual pedestrian superhighway—and the strong cycling and running communities.65” Numerous other communities were cited for their recreational trails, such as Spokane’s 37-mile Centennial Trail66, Carbondale, Colorado’s 44-mile Rio Grande Trail67, Chicago’s 18-mile Lakefront Trail68, and Little Rock’s 34-mile Arkansas River Trail69. Governor Cuomo has recently made clear the state’s interest in drawing attention to New York State tourism destinations, and particularly in the Adirondacks70. The public relations value of the article in Outside Magazine is immeasurable, drawing visitors, residents, employers, and investments to those towns because of their recreational amenities, which show their focus on providing for a good, healthy quality of life for residents and visitors.71 72

64 photos at http://www.railstotrails.org/news/recurringFeatures/trailMonth/archives/1011.html 65 photos at http://www.railstotrails.org/news/recurringFeatures/trailMonth/archives/1004.html 66 photos at http://www.spokanecounty.org/parks/content.aspx?c=2684 67 photo at http://www.carbondale.com/destination/rio-grande-trail 68 photo at http://www.choosechicago.com/articles/view/THE-LAKEFRONT-TRAIL/454/ 69 photo at http://www.littlerock.org/parksrecreation/rivertrail/ 70 McKinley J. Cuomo Promotes Adirondacks by Taking Bloomberg on a Wet Ride. New York Times, July 22, 2013, page A16, http://www.nytimes.com/2013/07/23/nyregion/cuomo-promotes-adirondack-tourism-by-taking- bloomberg-on-a-wet-ride.html?_r=0 71 http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/08/12/best-towns-for-active-travelers_n_3731277.html 72 http://www.sltrib.com/sltrib/news/56723296-78/park-america-lake-salt.html.csp Page 43

As discussed in the Carsey Institute’s Winter 2012 Report, “Demographic Change in the Northern Forest73, “Recreational counties have become increasingly attractive as year-round residences for seniors and professionals attracted by the natural beauty and amenities of the region. The arrival of “amenity migrants” encourages working-age residents to stay in the area and attracts others to it.” The Adirondacks can compete with any other recreation region for national attention. We have an Olympic training center and Olympic venues, and World Cup winter sports events. We have world-class downhill and cross-country ski areas, world-class snowmobiling, more than 3,000 lakes and ponds and 30,000 miles of rivers and streams, great mountains and hiking trails, the Lake Placid Ironman Triathlon, the 3-day Adirondack Canoe Classic canoe race, and countless other major athletic competition events. The Adirondack region represents an ideal place for a world-class athlete, a serious athlete, someone for whom fitness is important, or someone who is thirty pounds overweight, has elevated cholesterol levels, and wants to be more active and live a healthier lifestyle. The Adirondack Rail Trail will physically tie together these many disparate elements. It can represent the foundation for a public relations effort to help people nationwide recognize that the Adirondack region is a recreational destination without equal. This recreational trail will be a major attraction, drawing visitors and helping them appreciate that our region offers the best opportunity for a healthy lifestyle. In closing, the Adirondack Rail Trail would be the better choice for the region, even if it cost more than restoration and operation of the railroad along the length of the corridor. In fact, the cost to taxpayers of building and operating the Adirondack Rail Trail will be much less than the State of New York is now spending on the corridor. Rather than expanding the economy of the region, restoration of the railroad along the length of the corridor would actually result in a substantial decline in the economy because of the loss of snowmobile activity that would not be offset by any increase in economic activity through the rest of the year. The Adirondack Rail Trail is not just the best choice, it is the only choice for the corridor. The State of New York can substantially benefit the region and the state, and save tens or hundreds of millions of dollars, by choosing the Adirondack Rail Trail for the Old Forge-Lake Placid corridor.

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Appendix A - Businesses In Support of the Recreation Trail

The following resolution is submitted in support of the rail-trail option under consideration at these Unit Management Plan hearings. It is endorsed by a broad-based coalition of 269 Adirondack businesses throughout Lake Placid, Ray Brook, Saranac Lake, Tupper Lake, and points north to Keeseville, east to Keene/Keene Valley, and south to Old Forge.

“We, the undersigned owner/operators of Adirondack businesses, support the Recreational Trail Option for the 90-mile rail corridor from Lake Placid to Old Forge/Thendara. The multi-use recreational trail offers the best opportunity to grow our economy.

The current use of the corridor has not produced the promised economic benefits. On the other hand, a safe, easy, scenic recreational trail will become a major tourist destination throughout the year, creating jobs and expanding economic opportunities across the region.

For the good of our economy, we ask that DEC Commissioner Martens, DOT Commissioner McDonald and Governor Cuomo bring about the rail-to-trail conversion of the Lake Placid-to-Old Forge rail corridor as soon as possible:”

Lake Placid:  Crown Plaza Resort  Villa Vespa Pasta Sauce Company  Golden Arrow Lakeside Resort  Downtown Diner  Comfort Inn on Lake Placid  Mr. Mike’s Pizza  Wildwood-On-The-Lake Motel  Wise Guys Sports Bar  Maple Leaf Inn  Zigzags  Woodlake Inn  Roomers  The Pines Inn  Terry Robards Wine and Spirits  Placid Bay Inn  Lake Placid Golf Club Courses  Alpine Air Motel  Whiteface Club And Resort  Willkommen Hof B&B  Lake Placid Boat Tours (Wilmington)  High Peaks Cyclery  Veranda Restaurant  Placid Planet Bicycles  Lisa G’s Restaurant  Jones Outfitters  Boathouse Restaurant on Mirror  Olympia Sports Lake  Maui North Sports Gear  Desperado’s Mexican Restaurant  The Fallen Arch: Premier Running  Howard Johnson Restaurant Shoes  Café Rustica  Adirondack Snowmobile Rental  Mykonos Greek Restaurant  Martha Day Realty Inc.  Lake Placid Pub & Brewery  Engel & Voelkers Real Estate  Cascade Inn Restaurant  Prudential Real Estate  Black Bear Restaurant  Adirondack Premier Properties Inc Page 45

 Outpost Wine and Spirits  Rupert Holdings  Adirondack Store  Gordon Pratt Agency  Apine Inn  Briggs Norfolk LLP Law Firm  Evergreen Contracting  Beaney Construction  Subway of Lake Placid  Don Quixote Contracting  Darrah & Darrah Auto Body  RP Ledger Construction  Out on a Limb Tree Service  Placid Industries  LOCALadk Magazine  Hurley Bros Fuel  The UPS Store  Adirondack Iron Works  Lake Placid Animal Hospital  David L Philo CPA  Speedway Automotive  Tri-Lakes Vending  Adirondack Yarns  Riverbend Town Homes  South Meadow Farm Lodge  Trollbeads Jewelry  Soul Roots Studio  Ice Time Refrigeration  Earth Girl Designs  Bowlwinkles  Element Day Spa and Salon  Boots and Birdies Miniature Golf  High Peaks House of Jerky  Pirates Cove Adventure Golf  Lake Placid Christmas Co.  Darrah CooperJewelers  Fanfare  Mobil Central Garage  Peak Your Interest Souvenirs  Fitness Revolution  Lamb Lumber  Captain Marney’s Boat Rental  Young Lyon Floor Covering Inc.  Paradox Landing Boat Slip Rentals  Roy Electric  Lake Placid Rug and Home  Mountain Medical Urgent Care  Forest Home Furnishings  Lake Placid Foam Insulation  Judi’s Computer Support  Critters on Main St

Ray Brook:  Tail O’ The Pup  Ray Brook Frog  Sherwood Forest Motor Inn  High Peaks Animal Hospital  Moreno’s Cottages  Pine Cone Ice Cream Stand  High Peaks Ford  Wiley’s Flies & Inn  Autopros Preowned Cars & Trucks  Woodhill Electric  Ray Brook Sunoco and Deli  The Garden Center

Saranac Lake:  Hotel Saranac  Harbor Hill Cottages  Ampersand Bay Resort & Boat Club  Turner’s Efficiency Cottages  Best Western Mountain Lake Inn  Cochran’s Cabins  Gauthier’s Saranac Lake Inn  Kiwassa Lake Bed and Breakfast  Adirondack Motel  Downhill Grill  Lake Flower Inn  McKenzie’s Grill  Lake Side Motel  Blue Moon Café Page 46

 Red Fox Restaurant & Lounge  Dollar Tree  Little Italy  Radio Shack  Lake Flour Cakery  Newman & Holmes Inc  Adirondack Bean-To Coffee  Santanoni Apartments  Dunkin Donuts  Madden’s Transfer and Storage  Owls Nest Pizzeria  Adirondack Lakes & Trails  Jreck Subs Outfitters  Charlie’s Inn (Lake Clear)  Adirondack Explorer Magazine  Pack Basket Diner (Gabriels)  Adirondack Wine and Liquor  Nori’s Village Market  Mountain Mist Ice Cream  Fusion Market  S. Curtis Hayes Real Estate Inc.  E & M Market  Casier Furniture  Saranac Inn Golf and Country Club  Upscale Resale  Mountain Medical Urgent Care  Gear-to-Go Tandems  Adirondack Surgical Group  Small Fortune Studio  Tri-Lakes Center for Dentistry  Goody Goody’s Toys & Games  Dockery Chiropractic  Salon Mirage Day Spa & Fitness  Fogarty’s Lake Flower Marina LLC Center  Swiss Marine Inc.  Creative Expressions by Robin  Crescent Bay Holdings  Sylvia’s Tailoring Shop & Boutique  Evergreen Auto Center  Scott’s Florist  Upstate Auto Chrysler Dodge Jeep  K & E Enterprises Ram  Vanguard Atlantic Equity Firm  Madden’s Garage and Towing  Tissot Construction Inc.  Carcuzzi Car Care Center  AFE Wildlife Control (Gabriels)  Wayne Darrah Auto Body Shop  Grateful Day Press  GO Automotive  Lost Pond Press  Adirondack Tire Co. Inc  Rucher Inc  Coakley’s High Peaks Ace Hardware  Cheru Family Partnership  Advanced Auto Parts  Mountain View Saranac Inc  Olympic Auto & Truck Supply

Tupper Lake:  Sunset Park Motel  Mattoon Sunflower Bakery  Faust Motel  The Washboard/Donut shop  Lumberjack Inn  P2’s Pub  Little Italy  The Marketplace Pub and Deli  Tyler's Pizza  E&M Enterprise  Guidos Pizza  Larkin Fuel & Services  Pine Grove Restaurant  Blue Jay Campsites  Main Street Restaurant  Raquette River Outfitters  Wawbeek Quick Stop LLC  Newton Greiner Photography and  Larkin Deli and Bakery Painting  Skyline Ice Cream Page 47

 Beading Beauty at Creative Flow - A  Lakeview Lanes studio of Arts and Inspiration  Shaheen’s IGA Market  Sun Creations  Bellvilles Insurance  Tupper Lake Supply  Bill Arsenault and Son Inc Estate  T. Lamere Contracting Management  Cerruti Family Chiropractic  The Cozy Porch Family Hair Care  PBR Builders  Boulevard Wine and Spirits  Adirondack Fireplaces  Stuart Nichols insurance and  Benzce Logging Financial Services  Fortune’s Hardware  Rule's Hardware and Marine  Day Wholesale, Inc  Schoolhouse Renovations  John D. Delehanty, Attorney At Law  Cabin Fever Floral  Moose Lodge 640  Counter's Garage

Points South:  The Thirsty Moose Pub & Grub  Smith Marine Ski-Doo and Water Sports (Piercefield) (Old Forge)  Tame the Trout Charters (Long Lake)  Nice N Easy Grocery Shoppe #35  The Adirondack Hotel (Long Lake) (Boonville)  Journey’s End Cottages (Long Lake)  Nice N Easy Grocery Shoppe #33 (Star  Sandy Point Motel (Long Lake) Lake)  Water’s Edge Cottages (Long Lake)  Nice N Easy Grocery Shoppe #45  Green Harbor Motel and Cottages (Long (Carthage) Lake)  Nice N Easy Grocery Shoppe # 514 (Alder  Donnelly’s Sunset Point Cabins (Long Creek) Lake)  Nice N Easy Grocery Shoppe # 2801  Shear Images (Long Lake) (Crogan)  Short Ridge Landscaping (Long Lake)  Nice N Easy Grocery Shoppe #2802  Thomas Donnelly Logging (Long Lake) (Harrisville)  Shamrock Motel and Cottages (Long Lake)  Nice N Easy Grocery Shoppe #2803  Hoss’s Country Corner Store (Long Lake) (Lowville)  Hoss’s Country Coner Ice Cream Stand  Nice N Easy Grocery Shoppe #2314 (Long Lake) (Lowville)  Norridgewock III Lodge (Beaver River)  Nice N Easy Grocery Shoppe #2313  Northern Lights Lodge (Stillwater) (Norwood)  Stillwater Shop Inc.  Nice N Easy Grocery Shoppe #2501 (Poland)  Pedals and Petals (Inlet)

 Big Moose Inn (Eagle Bay)  Nice N Easy Grocery Shoppe #2502 (Barneveld)  Big Moose Yamaha-Arctic Cat (Eagle Bay)  Nice N Easy Grocery Shoppes, Inc.  Old Forge Sport Tours (Old Forge)  Corporate Office (Canastota)  Daiker's Inn, Forth Lake (Old Forge)

 Mountain Man Outdoor Sports of Old Forge

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Points North and East:  Juniper Hill Farm (Wadhams)  Adirondack Rock and River Guide  Harrington’s Gardens (Crown Point) Service (Keene)  Hid In Pines Vineyard  Cedar Run Bakery and Market (Morrisonville) (Keene)  North Country Creamery  Nice N Easy Grocery Shoppe #2305 (Keeseville) (Governeur)  Rulfs Orchard (Peru)  Nice N Easy Grocery Shoppe #2308  Brainardsville Bakehouse (Ogdensburg) (Brainardsville)  Nice N Easy Grocery Shoppe #2310  Fledging Crow Vegetables (Ogdensburg) (Keeseville)  Nice N Easy Grocery Shoppe #2310  The Mountaineer (Keene Valley)) (Canton)

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Appendix B – Supportive newspaper editorials

Albany Times Union: “Rail? Trail? Decide N.Y.” May 13, 2013. Albany Times Union: “The little train that shouldn’t” Sept. 17, 2012 Schenectady Gazette: “Better to convert this old rail to trail in the Adirondacks” Aug. 9, 2013. Glens Falls Post Star: “Rail trail for Adirondack Park a better idea for Old Forge to Saranac Lake corridor” Aug. 10, 2013. Plattsburgh Press Republican: “Management plan needs update” Jan. 23, 2013. Utica Observer Dispatch: “Time to vet plan for future use of Adirondack rail line” Dec. 3, 2012 Adirondack Daily Enterprise: “Time to deal with the railroad issue” Oct. 20, 2012 Adirondack Daily Enterprise: “State railroad review is welcome” June 24, 2013

Rail? Trail? Decide, N.Y. Monday, May 13, 2013 by: Times Union Editorial Board Our opinion: While New York prepares for a tourism advertising blitz, it should figure out what it wants to do with a prime opportunity in the Adirondacks.

What do you do with a 141-mile stretch of rail bed that cuts through one of the nation’s greatest parks? Revive the rail, or build a trail?

Fans of each of those options have staked out their case, and could probably keep arguing until the moose come home. Now one side has offered a smart way to end the debate: Why not have the state, which owns these tracks, study the options and decide?

The state has a strong stake in making sure this stretch of prime real estate between Utica and Lake Placid goes to good use. The question of the tracks’ fate comes at a time when Gov. Andrew Cuomo is looking to lure more tourists to New York, particularly upstate, and plans to invest some $60 million on promotion.

What’s more, it’s decision time for the tracks themselves. A substantial portion — 80 miles — needs major work. Train advocates expect the cost of between $16.5 million and $43 million will come, somehow, from the state and federal governments.

Tearing them up and creating a trail, on the other hand, is projected to cost, at most, $5.3 million. Trail boosters say it could be funded by selling the rails and ties for salvage.

As we wrote back in September, we think the trail is the far better idea. Besides costing taxpayers little if anything, a multi-use trail for biking, hiking, skiing and snowmobiling could attract from 43,000 to upward of 240,000 people a year, generating close to $20 million annually.

Compare that with 7,000 to 8,000 railroad customers, whose spending is estimated at $686,000. Anyway, a chunk of rail would be left where it’s likely to get the most use, between the well-visited Lake Placid and Saranac Lake. That’s where a scenic rail line already operates. It could stay.

With this argument going essentially in circles now, trail advocates suggest that the state Department of Transportation, which leases the line for $1 a year to a volunteer tourist railroad, should review the lease and the option for a rail trail, joined by the governor, the Department of Environmental Conservation and the Adirondack Park Agency. They should look at the studies that have been done so far and talk to the civic and business leaders in the communities along the route.

More than a few villages and towns have called for either removal of the tracks or at least a fresh look at the matter. Yet a review of the lease hasn’t been done in the more than 20 years that the state has been leasing the line. That’s a long time to chug along by the seat of one’s pants. Page 50

All that tourism promotion that Mr. Cuomo proposes will mean little if there isn’t something for those tourists to do, and, even more, something they’ll want to do. If it’s going to play tour guide, New York is going to need a clear sense of direction.

Press-Republican Editorial : Management Plan needs update, January 23, 2013 If a controversy were brewing in your community, wouldn’t the best approach be to enlist an unbiased group to study it thoroughly, hear comment from all sides and then make a decision?

That’s exactly what we should think should happen with the “rail trail” controversy in the Adirondacks.

The debate centers on a 119-mile railroad track running from Lake Placid to Remsen, which is near Utica. Right now, about 10 miles of that track in our region is being used in the summer for a tourist train that runs between Lake Placid and Saranac Lake. A plan is approved and in motion to build a recreation trail alongside the tracks from Lake Placid to Saranac Lake.

Proponents of a recreational trail would rather see the train tracks torn up and a multi-use — snowmobile, biking, hiking, cross-country — trail established from Lake Placid to Tupper Lake and eventually on to Old Forge. They believe it will be a huge boon for tourism and say the tourist train isn’t adding much to tourism numbers anyway.

On the other side of the issue are people who believe the section of track can host all those uses in concert: maintaining railroad use while allowing recreational activities alongside the track. They focus on the potential for expanding railroad use by restoring the entire length of track to Utica.

The debate has many nuances, and each side, we believe, can put forth a convincing argument that its plan would serve the best interests of the people and economy of our region.

We aren’t taking a side in this debate because we don’t feel all the facts are available, for one major reason: the New York State Department of Transportation’s Unit Management Plan for the corridor has not been updated since 1995.

A smattering of studies and surveys have been published in the past four years, but all were commissioned by forces for one side or the other. People from both sides of the debate have used facts artfully plucked from the studies to declare their position to be the only true direction.

The state’s unit management plans are supposed to be revised every five years, and this one is long overdue. The process is precise and lengthy, sometimes taking four or five years to complete. It would require, for example, public hearings in each town through which the railroad line crosses, a gathering of input that we strongly encourage.

We think it is crucial that DOT begin the process of updating the Unit Management Plan now, even though that may initially be costly, so that government officials and private-enterprise representatives have the data and input they need to make an informed decision about the best route to take. Page 51

That could derail the controversy and bring a clearer answer on corridor use, which carries so much economic and tourism potential.

Time to deal with the railroad issue, Editorial by the Adirondack Daily Enterprise, October 20, 2012 By our count, the Enterprise has published at least 200 letters to the editor and Guest Commentaries on the Adirondack rail-trail debate, including 79 in 2011 and 110 so far this year. So, yeah, it's controversial.

That controversy needs to be dealt with productively. It's gotten too big to ignore and shows no sign of fading. Rather, it's swelling, spreading and becoming better organized. There are strongpoints both for and against tearing up some or all of the tracks and replacing them with a recreational trail for bikes, snowmobiles, etc., on this 120-mile,state-owned corridor. We won't repeat those arguments here; if you read the paper with any regularity, you've heard them. They've probably been batted around your dinner table, too.

We're not ready to pick a side, but we do think it's time for a formal reckoning, especially now that municipalities along the tracks are taking stands. Boards of the towns of North Elba and Piercefield and the village of Lake Placid have voted in support of replacing the rails with a trail, while the Saranac Lake village and Tupper Lake town boards have voted to reopen the rail corridor's unit management plan.

We agree with the latter. Let's handle this the right way, the UMP way-a thorough, public process that's been prescribed for this circumstance and that's been done for all sorts of other parcels of state land in the Adirondacks, with results the public has generally accepted as fair. If this UMP update goes as well as others have, all but the most ardent advocates will accept its determination.

Of course, the state is way behind on all kinds of UMPs, but those aren't generating the kind of public outcry-including from municipalities -that this is.

And while some may say the UMP process is time-consuming and expensive ,at this point, it's time. Actually, it's past time. The fact that the rail corridor UMP is overdue for an update is one of the roots of our current predicament. When the state completed it in 1995,it was supposed to be revisited every five years. That should have happened three times now, but it never did. Let's do it soon and deal with this situation. Until then, we hope state officials will hold off on investing large chunks of money in this railroad. Plan first; then spend.

Observer-Dispatch Editorial, Dec 03, 2012. Our view: Time to vet plan for future use of Adirondack rail line What to do with the Adirondack rail line—keep it for train service or tear it up and create a recreational trail —has sparked a firestorm on both sides of the tracks. The rhetoric from both camps is intense, and the best thing to do is something that should have been done a decade ago—get public input on future use of the corridor and move on from there.

That means reopening the unit management plan and laying the options on the table for public scrutiny. The plan was developed in 1995 andwas supposed to be re-examined in 2000, but that never happened. It’s time to finish what was started.

Advocates for rail and trail have been very vocal. The Adirondack Railway Preservation Society(ARPS), which administers the Adirondack Scenic Railroad, wants to extend tourist trains to Lake Placid and possibly resurrect freight service along the line. Meanwhile, the Adirondack Recreational Trail Advocates is pushing to tear up the tracks—the line from Utica to Thendara would remain—and Page 52 create a recreational trail for cyclists, snowmobilers, campers and hikers.

Both groups have been lobbying communities along the route to win favor. Support there, too, is divided with some local governments like Saranac Lake and Tupper Lake favoring rail while North Elba, Piercefield and Lake Placid prefer the trail.

Last week, rail advocates lobbied Utica officials, touting the tourism potential and what it could mean To Utica as the gateway into the mountains. They bolstered their cause by discussing an agreement between the Adirondack Scenic Railroad and Iowa Pacific Holdings, a private company out of Chicago that proposes to start an old-fashioned, high-end Pullman car service from New York City, running north through Utica to Lake Placid.

Many questions remain, and they can best be answered by re-examining the unit management plan. The Adirondack rail line is a critical corridor through this wonderful wilderness, and determining a use That would best serve the people of New York state deserves a thorough public vetting before any plan is put in place.

Post Star Editorial, August 9, 2013: Rail trail for Adirondack Park a better idea for Old Forge to Saranac Lake corridor The effort to convert the rail line from Old Forge to Saranac Lake into a trail for bikers, snowmobilers, hikers and others brought together a diverse group of outdoor and recreation activists who, in other circumstances, have fought against each other.

For example, Jim McCulley, president of the Lake Placid Snowmobile Club, was engaged in a years-long fight with the state over motorized access to Old Mountain Road in Keene.

The road is part of the Jackrabbit Cross-Country Ski Trail, which was created by Tony Goodwin. He tussled with McCulley, metaphorically, numerous times over the years.

But not only do both men support the creation of the rail trail, both of them sit on the board of Adirondack Recreational Trail Advocates, the Saranac Lake group formed to push New York to reconsider its management plan for the rail corridor.

A rail trail is such a good fit for the Adirondack Park it is bringing together people who in other circumstances would have a difficult time standing in the same room without raising their voices. The only thing standing in the way is a group of train aficionados, represented by Adirondack Railway Preservation Society, who were encouraged by the state 20 years ago to pursue their dream of restoring regular locomotive runs along the line.

Train service has been restored over two sections at either end of the line — from Utica to Old Forge and Saranac Lake to Lake Placid — where Adirondack Scenic Railroad runs sightseeing trips. New York still owns the right of way and maintains the tracks. Those who love the trains want the state to stick with its plan from 20 years ago to restore the tracks along the entire line.

Recreational trails are everywhere, they argue, but scenic trains offer a rare and special experience. Those who favor the recreation trail want the tracks ripped up from Old Forge to Saranac Lake, and perhaps all the way to Lake Placid, and the right of way converted over that stretch of 70 or 80 miles into a biking-hiking trail that could be used by snowmobiles in the winter.

They point out the steel rails are worth millions of dollars as salvage, which could fund much of the cost of making the rail bed ready for bikers and hikers. Page 53

The train advocates say the tracks could be rehabilitated at a cost that compares favorably with the cost of conversion to recreation.

But the critical issue is use. Which use is going to draw the greater number of visitors to the region? Which has the greater potential?

On those questions, the trail advocates win easily.

Snowmobilers can use the tracks now in the winter, but they complain the ties and rails make riding difficult. If the rail line was torn up, the thousands of snowmobilers who now convene every winter in Old Forge would stream up the trail to Tupper Lake and Saranac Lake.

Train buffs are a small, select group. Other tourists might try a scenic train ride once a year. Ridership on a scenic train through a beautiful but remote area is never going to amount more than a few hundred people a day.

The potential use by bikers, hikers and snowmobilers is far greater.

Bicycling is one of the most popular outdoor recreational activities in the country, and bicycle trails, some of them on converted rail lines, are attracting millions of tourists.

This would not be any old bike trail, but a glorious ride through beautiful forests and over causeways, crossing remote Adirondack lakes, with camping opportunities all along its length. It would be one of the longest trails of its kind in the country, and would draw campers and day-trippers from around the world.

The rail preservationists have done a great job in getting the southern section of the line restored and the scenic trains running.

The best compromise is for the state to support the Utica to Old Forge line, and continue to invest in maintaining the locomotive right of way there, but to endorse conversion to a recreation trail along the northern stretch, from Old Forge to Lake Placid.

Rail advocates argue they need the tracks restored on the whole line for the train to reach its full potential.

But converting the northern stretch to a recreation trail will also boost rail ridership, as hikers and bikers begin or end their journeys with a scenic train ride.

The train is a curiosity and always will be, while outdoor recreation — running, walking, biking, snowmobiling — is an integral part of the lives of thousands of people.

Converting this travel corridor into a recreation trail is by far its best use.

Local editorials represent the opinion of The Post-Star editorial board, which consists of Publisher Rick Emanuel, Editor Ken Tingley, Projects Editor Will Doolittle and citizen representative Ted Mirczak Schenectady Gazette Editorial, August 9, 2013: Better to convert this old rail to trail in the Adirondacks We’ve got nothing against scenic trains and have even advocated for them in the past, including the one that recently started service between Saratoga Springs and North Creek in the Page 54

Adirondacks. But one proposed for between Old Forge and Saranac Lake, through the heart of the Adirondacks, is no closer to happening now than when it was first proposed by rail advocates, and included in a state rail corridor management plan, almost 20 years ago.

It’s time to give up the dream, tear up the deteriorating tracks, and put in something perfect for and often created on abandoned rail beds: a bike-hike path.

This isn’t just our idea, it comes from a broad coalition of park residents, including outdoors lovers, businesses and local officials, that formed in late 2011.

The group, called Adirondack Recreational Trail Advocates (ARTA), points to the huge popularity of bike-hike paths in other parts of the country, such as the Pine Creek Trail in Pennsylvania and the Katy Trail in Missouri. These are economic boons to their regions, and the same could be expected in the Adirondacks with a year-round, multiuse trail through spectacular scenery that attracts not only bikers and hikers but snowmobilers — all of whom have plenty of disposable income.

The trail advocates also point to the less-than-successful existing scenic train between Lake Placid and Saranac Lake, which is run by a volunteer group called the Adirondack Scenic Railroad and requires state subsidies as well as state maintenance of the track. The only current use of the roughly 90-mile track between Saranac Lake and Old Forge is to move that train back and forth to its winter home in Utica. This is done at extremely slow speeds, so bad is the condition of the tracks. The state estimates it would cost $43 million to repair them so they are fully operational.

But ARTA's idea is opposed, not surprisingly, by the rail advocates, who, despite not having a credible proposal for resurrecting the train between Old Forge and Saranac Lake, have managed to keep the state Transportation and Environmental Conservation departments from revisiting the 1995 rail corridor plan. Until now, that is. Pushed by the trail advocates, who presented a petition with 10,000 signatures last year and have continued making their case to the commissioners of those departments and Gov. Cuomo this year, the state has finally decided to revisit the plan.

That means both groups, and interested members of the public, will be able to make their case. We think the trail advocates have the better one, with studies commissioned by both sides showing far more users for the bike-hike trail and far more economic benefits. And the cost would be far less than for the train-alone option, or the train advocates’ latest suggestion: a scenic train with a recreational trail alongside. That would not only be prohibitively expensive, but environmentally destructive.

The scenic train is a dream deferred. The trail can quickly become a reality, and should be allowed to. Page 55

Appendix C: Legal Considerations

Memo pro bono to ARTA from Robert Kafin, Chief Operating Partner & General Counsel of Proskauer Rose LLP. Board of Council on the Environment of NYC, Parks & Trails NY, Times Square Alliance, Broadway Assoc., Trustees Council of Preservation League of NY State.

“There is no basis for the argument that taking out the rails and ties would violate the State Land Master Plan and cause the right of way to lose its classification as a "Travel Corridor" or cause portions of the right of way to be absorbed into adjacent Forest Preserve Units and have to be governed by their UMPs. That argument is based upon a complete misunderstanding of the Travel Corridor classification and how the State Land Master Plan works. There is absolutely nothing that makes the rails and ties essential to the classification of the right of way under the State Land Master Plan.

The UMP for the Remsen-Lake Placid Travel Corridor will have to be amended and updated, but that's supposed to be done every five years anyhow. Under the State Land Master Plan UMPs can be changed by the State -- and should be from time to time, and the APA Act specifically authorizes amendments. So, if it is determined that the right of way consist of lands within "units of land classified in the master plan for management of state lands", then if management of those lands involves the development and maintenance of a recreational trail in some way that is not already part of any UMP that applies to those lands, then the UMPs can be amended to allow for the appropriate management.

Both the Plan and the UMP for it make it abundantly clear that it is the corridor itself -- i.e. its continuity and length, its historical significance and its setting -- that is the "unique State land resource". Not rails and ties. And for that reason, the corridor is supposed to have its own classification and its own UMP, and it would be contrary to the State Land Master Plan for the corridor's management to become subject to the UMPs for adjacent Forest Preserve Units.

The land (railroad right of way) is owned by the State of New York. Being in the Forest Preserve certainly doesn't prevent the use of the land as a recreational trail. It is either Forest Preserve or not, and removing rails and ties does not change its status any more than taking out a fire tower or lean-to would.

Arguing over whether the rails and ties themselves are part of what is listed on the National Register of Historic Places is a red herring. It doesn't matter. Because the entire right of way is listed, any "project" that involves state agency action within the listed right of way will require going through a process set up by the New York State Historic Preservation Act of 1980. The listing does not prohibit the removal of the rails and tracks, nor does it prohibit turning the right of way from one used by trains to one used by bikes, snow mobiles and pedestrians. It does require consultation with Federal and state agencies, giving notices, documenting conditions, preparing reports and doing things like posting informational signs, taking pictures, moving artifacts to museums (or displaying them at or near the listed area), etc. There is a well-established set of precedents for the State DOT to follow in working projects through the State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO), something the State DOT has successfully done many times

ARTA acknowledges the listing of the right of way on the Historic Register and expects DOT and its citizen supporters to comply fully with the State Historic Preservation Act. At the end of the day, the Historic District, and its historic resources, will be better protected and enhanced by an amendment to the UMP converting the Travel Corridor to a recreational trail than by neglect or the continuation of the current poor quality and inadequate use and maintenance of the right of way under the old UMP.” Page 56

Appendix D : Olympians support the rail-trail

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Appendix F - Saranac Lake Road Bike Trails

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Appendix G – Letter confirming NYDOT’s Investment (to 2007) in the Rail Corridor

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Appendix H: Petitioners for a Rail-Trail David Abbey, Dryden NY Tim Albanese, Glenville NY Jim Amell, Gansevoort NY Jason Abbey, Danville NY Keith Alber, Clifton Park NY Kathryn Amell, Tupper Lake NY Kevin Abbey, Utica NY Christopher E. Albert, Troy NY Kelsie Amell, Tupper Lake NY Dori Abbott, Ausable Forks NY Sandra Albert, Old Forge NY Kristen Amell, Tupper Lake NY Peter Abbott, Ausable Forks NY Gregory J. Albright, Selkirk NY Lew Amell, Saranac Lake NY Susan Abbott, Syracuse NY Edwin Alderfer, Pottstown PA Tyler Amell, Tupper Lake NY Vic Abdy, Wayne NJ Bill Aldinger, Hadley NY Don Amen II, Massapequa Park NY Jonathan Abel, Johnstown NY Gail Aldous, Ballston Spa NY Jodi Amerosa, Utica NY Pamela Abell, Tupper Lake NY Keith Aldrich, Oneonta NY Kimberly Ames, Lake Placid NY Richard S. Abell, Sun City Center FL Kristin Aldrich, Saranac Lake NY Mike Ames, Lake Placid NY Jim Abendroth, Bloomingdale NY Matt Aldrich, Wayland NY Tom Amisson, Beacon NY Mary Abendroth, Bloomingdale NY Pietro Alesci, Bayside NY Mark Amodio, Haines Falls NY Bob Aberdschein, Clifton Park NY Joey Alessandrea, Saratoga Springs NY Sheri Amsel, Elizabethtown NY Jan Abernethy, Bloomfield NY John Alessi, Glens Falls NY Jennifer Amstutz, Albany NY Joe Abernethy, Bloomfield NY Todd Alessi, Russell NY Nan Amstutz, Upper Jay NY Debbie Abraham, Lake Placid NY George Alevas, Ronkonkoma NY Stephen Amstutz, Upper Jay NY Sarina Abraham, Cortland Manor NY Ivy Alexander, New Haven CT Nick Anatriello, Schaghticoke NY Scott Abraham, Upper Brookville NY Kristen Alexander, Williamsville NY Mark Andelin, Southington CT Bruce Abrahamson, Rexford NY Kurt Alexander, Holbrook NY Lori Anders, Ausable Forks NY Janet Abrahamson, Saratoga Springs NY Nicholas Alfredo, Bangor PA Peter Andersen, Ballston Spa NY Neil Abrahamson, Saratoga NY Robert Alft, voorhesville NY Sheila Andersen, Bolton Landing NY Matt Abruzzese, Blue Point NY Gary Alger, Hilton NY Caron Anderson, Wilmington NY Lisa Achenbach, Rotterdam Junction NY Curt Alheim, Clifton Park NY Dale Anderson, Lake Placid NY Michele Achin, New Hartford NY Amy Stark Allen, Middletown NY Dan Anderson, Saratoga Springs NY Keith Ackerman, Milford NY Dean Allen, Wilton NY Don Anderson, Prospect CT Ken Ackerman, East Kingston NY Denis Allen, Windham ME Don Anderson, Ballston Spa NY Eric Ackerson, Saranac Lake NY Doug Allen, Middle Grove NY Donica Anderson, Ballston Spa NY Mary Jane Ackroyd, Dryden NY Jason Allen, Stittville NY Dwayne Anderson, Schroon Lake NY Kenneth Adamczyk, Hamburg NY Jeffrey Allen, Saratoga Springs NY Ersilia Anderson, Warren PA Caitlin Adams, Guilderland NY Jessica Allen, Fulton NY Gabe Anderson, Saratoga Springs NY Christine Adams, Lake Clear NY John Allen, Shelton CT Gary Anderson, Schwentisville PA Elbert Adams, Binghamton NY Maura Allen, Wilton NY John Anderson, Lancaster PA Jennifer Adams, Boston MA Naomi Allen, Saratoga Springs NY Lindsay Anderson, New York NY Jim Adams, Ogdensburg NY Nicole Allen, Middle Grove NY Mark Anderson, Webster NY Joann Adams, Ogdensburg NY Tiffany Allen, Rome NY Richard Anderson, River Head NY Kelly Adams, Endicott NY Tym Allen, Barneveld NY Robert Anderson, Warren PA Mary Adams, Albany NY Karen Allen-Turner, Oswego NY Robert B. Anderson, Skaneateles NY Michael Adams, Hoboken NJ Pam Allers, Ballston Lake NY Ruth Anderson, Riegeslville PA Milt Adams, Lake Clear NY Omar Alloush, Schenectady NY Shirley Anderson, Delmar NY William Adams, Vernon CT Frank Aloise, Rainbow Lake NY Kari Anderson-Pink, Victor NY Tim Adamson, Hudson Falls NY Matthew Althof, Keene NY AJ Andie, Rio Grande NJ Nora-Susan Adie, Muddletown RI Jeffrey Althouse, Brooklyn NY Michele Andolina, Williamsville NY Grant Adkins, Galway NY Brian Altman, Lagrangeville NY Ben Andrews, Johnson City NY Mark Adkins, Syracuse NY Reed Altman, LaGrangeville NY Bob Andrews, Wading River NY Alex Aerstra, Rochester NY Oscar Alvarez, Rinebeck NY Denise Andrews, Wading River NY Walter Agens, Blairstown NJ Paul Alves, New York NY Teresa Andrews, Blossvale NY Chuck Agnello, Elma NY M. Celeste Amaral, Honeoye Falls NY Thomas Andrews, Chappaqua NY Ben Ahern, Wilmington NY Christine Ambadjes, New Hyde Park NY Jerry Andritz, Delmar NY Jim Ahlum, Perkasie PA Jacque Ambadjes, Garden City Pk NY Jon Andrus, Corry PA Joe Aiello, Utica NY Jim Amborse, Albany NY Lila Ang, Guilderland NY Inge Aiken, East Greenbush NY John Ambrosi, Pittsford NY Mike Angello, Binghamton NY Robb Alarcon, Pittsburgh PA Bill R. Amell, Tupper Lake NY Dino Angelopoulos, Lake Placid NY Marianne Albanese, Turin NY Jeremy W. Amell, Tupper Lake NY Karen Angelopoulos, Lake Placid NY Skip Albanese, Turin NY Jerry Amell, Tupper Lake NY Mike Angelucis, Queensbury NY Page 61

C. Douglas Angevine, Fairport NY Pat Ashley, Branchburg NJ Linda Baird, Santa Barbara CA Susan Angevine, Fairport NY John Ashley Jr., Stormville NY Rosemary Baird, Rensselaer NY Kathy Anglum, Latham NY Frank Ashline, Mooers NY Bob Baker, Albany NY Nicole Angot, Lake Clear NY Stephen Assuma, Waccabue NY Brandon Baker, Gansevoort NY Dan Aniolek, Schenectady NY Jen Astalos, Hamburg NY Bruce Baker, Dryden NY Mary Anne, Plattsburgh NY Nur Atalay, Saratoga Springs NY Caren Baker, Middle Grove NY Jim Annelli, Washington NJ Nadine Atalla, Lee MA Dave Baker, Penfield NY Stacey Annis, Saranac Lake NY David Atkinson, Lyons NY Debbie Baker, Plattsburgh NY Treveo Ano, Lake Placid NY David Atkinson, Ballston Lake NY Frank Baker, Hopewell Junction NY Stephen Ansari, Malone NY Susan Atkinson, Lyons NY Gussie Baker, Peter W. 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Wehr, Tamaqua PA Scott Walter, Rushford NY Tim Watters, Ramsey NJ Pamela Weid-Newl, Canton NY Tim Walter, Hellertown PA William Watters, Voorhesville NY Kevin Weigand, Woodbourne NY Danny Waltering, Saratoga Springs NY Curt Watts, Gasport NY Scott Weightman, Cadyville NY Carol Walters, Vooresville NY David Waugaman, Lake Placid NY Robert Weilacher, Clemons NY Lisa Walters, Hellertown PA jack waugh, Troy NY Keir Weimer, Old Forge NY Lisa Walters, Hellerton PA Dean A. Wayman, Glenville NY Ron Weingart, Torrington CT Timothy Walters, Hellertown PA Kristen Wayman, Rochester NY Neil Weingarten, East Patchogue NY Wayne Walters, Mechanicsburg PA Laura Wayman, Glenville NY Julie Weinstein, Saranac Lake NY Carla Waltersdorf, Latham NY Vanessa Wazny, Lakeview NY Nancy Weirfel, Edgewater NJ Melvin Walti, Dexter NY Mike Weahterup, Central Square NY Lisa Weiss, New York NY Courtney Walton, Saranac Lake NY Kristin Weary, Mechanicville NY Robert Weiss, LaGrangeville NY Barbara Ann Wapperer, Saranac Lake NY Rob Weatherstone, Elbridge NY Robin Weiss, Newcomb NY Dana Ward, Belmont MA Pat Weatherue, Central Square NY Roger Weiss, Howell NJ Debbie Ward, Ottawa Canada Tom Weatherue, Central Square NY Robert Weisws, Greig NY Dennis Ward, Silver Spring MD Thomas Weatherup, Central Square NY Jeffrey Weitzman, Mohegan Lake NY Douglas Ward, Saratoga Springs NY Barb Weaver, Jefferson OH John Wekl, Schroon Lake NY Jessica Ward, Lake Placid NY Brittany Weaver, Northern Cambria PA Bob Welch, Deansboro NY Michelle Ward, Vaudreuil-Dorian Quebec Darren Weaver, Wellsville PA Jon Welch, Barneveld NY Paul Ward, Marcy NY Gillian Weaver, Schenectady NY Keith Welch, Old Forge NY Page 121

Keith Welch, Hammondsport NY Aaron Lee Westover, Saratoga Springs Julia Whitney, Rensselaer NY Trevor Welch, Hammondsport NY NY Richard Whitney, Scotia NY Paul Welchans, Wyckoff NJ Marlene Westscott, Cazenovia NY Judy Whittaker, Whitney Point NY Randy Wellema, West Millford NJ Andrew Wettstein, Rockville Center NY Jeff Whittemore, Dolgeville NY Ann Weller, Saranac Lake NY Robert Whalen, South Colton NY Lisa Whitwell, Nedrow NY Lisa A. Weller, Clifton Park NY Meg Wheadon, Lowville NY Chris Wickes, Mechanicville NY Mark Weller, Saranac Lake NY Art Wheeler, Erie PA Sue Wickes, Saratoga Springs NY Scott Weller, Clifton Park NY Bruce Wheeler, Somerest NJ Susan Wickes, Saratoga Springs NY Clayton Welles, Wyalusing PA Chip Wheeler, Lake Placid NY Debbie Wickham, Victor NY Dustin Welles, Wyalusing PA Courtney Wheeler, Worchester MA Greg Wickham, Manilus NY Jan Wellford, Keene NY Dan Wheeler, Fayetteville NY William Wickham, Victor NY Gary W. Wells, Lake Placid NY Heather Wheeler, Potsdam NY Daniel Wicks, Hicksville NY Jessica Wells, Morrisonville NY Karen Wheeler, Poestenkill NY Robert L. Wickwire, Potsdam NY John Wells, Morrisonville NY Kendra Wheeler, Beacon NY Trish Wickwire, Saranac Lake NY Kristie Wells, Cherry Valley NY Lou Lou Wheeler, Canton NY George Widas, Liverpool NY Michael Wells, Peru NY Micheline Wheeler, Saranac Lake NY Christine Widay, Raquette Lake NY Pat Wells, Saratoga Springs NY Patrick Wheeler, Worchester MA Peter Widay, Herkimer NY Robert Wells, Garretsville NY Tim Wheeler, Marcy NY Derek Widrick, Castor Land NY Ruth Wells, Syracuse NY Robert Wheelock, Slingerlands NY Philip Widrick, Croghan NY Sandy Wells, Schenectady NY David Whit Beck, Elkton MD Geoff Wieland, Phillipsburg NJ Sarita Wells, Nassau NY Walter Whitbeck, Binghamton NY Roy Wiener, Rochester NY Michael Welsch, Penfield NY Dan Whitcomb, Ontario NY Annie Wieschoff, Keene Valley NY Tom Welsh, Delmar NY Brenda L. White, Dickinson Center NY Hanne Wieschoff, Keene Valley NY Tom Wemett, Albany NY Christopher White, New Paltz NY Carolyn Wiggin, Lake Placid NY Lisa Wemple, Mayfield NY Chuck White, Fayetteville NY Leon Wiggin, Oneonta NY Judy Wendt, Potsdam NY Dan White, Cooperstown NY Lucille Wiggin, Oneonta NY John B. Wengert, Lebanon PA David White, Tupper Lake NY Daniel Wikoff, Lake Placid NY John Wennsdorfen, Harrisville NY Dennis White, Stratford CT David Wilber, East Greenbush NY Ellen Werfl-Martineau, Pleasantville NY Emma White, Delanson NY Kendell Wilbert, Boonville NY Josh Werksman, Liverpool NY Jim White, Valatie NY Mike Wilbert, Utica NY George Werle, Gloversville NY John White, Cohoes NY Jamie Wilbur, Greenwich NY Brandon Werth, No. Tonawanda NY Josh White, Tupper Lake NY Ward Wilbur, Lake Placid NY Aaron Werthmann, Wolcott NY Kathleen White, Brattleboro VT Kathleen Wilcott, Park City UT Julie Werthmann, Wolcott NY Katie White, Lake Placid NY Catherine Wilcox, Saratoga Springs NY Ric Werthmann, Wolcott NY Laura White, East Aurora NY David Wilcox, Gansevoort NY Bob Werthmuller, Scotia NY Litell White, Canton NY David Wilcox, Lake Placid NY Nancy Werthmuller, Scotia NY Mark White, Porter Corners NY Lyn Wilcox, Gansevoort NY Stephen Werthner, Albany NY Michelle White, Rainbow Lake NY Roger Wilcox, Saratoga Springs NY Abby Werwaiss, Nassaw NY Nancy White, Lake Placid NY Kelly Wilcula, Stormville NY Willa Werwaiss, Nassau NY Peter White, Star Lake NY Scott Wilcula, Stormville NY Patrick Wesbult, Poughkeepsie NY Richard White, Peru NY Cynthia Wilczak, Rome NY Sadie Weschhoff, Keene Valley NY Richard White, North Bangor NY Jeff Wilczak, Vernon Center NY Ray Wescott, Cazenovia NY Robert E. White, Saranac Lake NY Carol Wild, Lake Placid NY Alan West, Ada MI Robert L. White, Pennington NJ Emily C. Wild, Golden CO Andrew West, Wilton CT Robin White, Scott TWP PA Maria Wild, Langhorne PA Cal West, Elmira NY Steven White, Delmar NY Rob Wilder, Gansevoort NY David West, Burlington CT Theron A. White, Dickinson Center NY Thomas Wilder, Paradise Valley AZ Jeanie W. West, Wyomissing PA Thomas White, Lake Placid NY Chris Wiles, Syracuse NY Lynn West, Carrollton TX Willis White, Elizabethtown NY Christopher Wiles, Canton NY Pat West, Ada MI William White Jr, E. Longmeadow MA Emelia Wiles, Brooklyn NY Richard West, Darien CT Faye Whiteford, Lake Clear NY Chris Wilhelm, Exter NH Richard West, Honeoye Falls NY James Whiteman, Olean NY Kathleen Wilker, Ottawa Ontario William J. West Jr., Wyomissing PA Scott Whiteman, Pasadena MD Amy Wilkes, Potsdam NY Delia Westerdshl, Jamestown NY Scott Whiteman, Olean NY David Wilkins, Fairport NY Gary Westfall, Tonawanda NY Amber Whiteowl, Ballston Spa NY George Wilkinson, Amawalk NY Rich Westfall, Lakeland FL Jessica Whiting, Scotia NY Larry Wilkinson, Deerfield NY Emmanuel S. WestJr, Saranac Lake NY Richard Whiting, Scotia NY Lee Wilkinson, Malta NY Neil Weston, Clifton Park NY Richard Whitman, Tupper Lake NY Mary Ann Wilkinson, Deerfield NY Ruth Weston, Clifton Park NY Bob Whitney, Lake Placid NY Steven Will, Binghamton NY Victoria J. Weston, Clifton Park NY Bobby Whitney, Lake Placid NY Joe Willard, Sabillasville MD Page 122

Edith Willenbrecht, Lake Orion MI Tom Wilson, Shakan Heights OH Paul Wojtak, Washingtonville NY Maxwell Willett, Tupper Lake NY Margaret Wiltberger, Saranac Lake NY Alan Wolbert, Clarence Center NY Pat Willey, Stawfordville NY Emily Wilwol, Hoosick Falls NY Robert Wolbert, Valley Falls NY Alison Williams, Lake Placid NY Jody Winch, Tupper Lake NY Ann-Marie Wold, Staten Island NY Allen Williams, Bellingham MA Joseph Winch, Wilmington NY Nick Wold, Staten Island NY Brian Williams, Cheshire CT David Winchell, Saranac Lake NY Kimberly Wolf, Danielsville PA Cindy Williams, Saranac Lake NY Ellen Winchell, Saranac Lake NY Matthew Wolf, Clinton NY Dan Williams, Saratoga Springs NY Dean Winday, Charlton NY Katharine Wolfe, Albany NY Danny Williams, Morrisonville NY Susan Wing, Cranberry Lake NY Colleen Wolff, Mechanicville NY David Williams, Schroon Lake NY Ann Wingert, Springfield VA Dave Wolff, Saranac Lake NY Douglas Williams, Rensselaer NY Fred Wingert, Springfield VA Mike Wolff, Mechanicville NY Fran Williams, Scio NY Lolly Winne, Little Falls NY Michele Wolfson, Rye NY Geoffrey Williams, Fairfax VA Norm Winne, Schuyler Lake NY Thomas Wollschlegy, Rochester NY Heather Williams, Schroon Lake NY SueINez Winne, Schuyler Lake NY Jennifer Woltjen, Endicott NY James Williams, Konolulu HI Steven Winney, Stillwater NY Tamar Wonderchick, Midle Island NY Jeremy Williams, North Myrtle Beach SC Ted Winnowski, Saratoga Springs NY Connie Wonham, Eugene OR Jim Williams, Kingston NY Barb Winslow, Old Forge NY Harry Wonham, Eugene OR John Williams, Los Angeles CA Danielle Winslow, Queensbury NY Adam Wood, Argyle NY Josh Williams, Lake Placid NY Susan Winston, Oak Park IL Ashton Wood, Chicago IL Karen Williams, Rochester NY John Wint, Macedon NY Brenda Wood, Saranac NY Kate Williams, Massena NY Randy Wint, Lake Placid NY Carl Wood, Munnsville NY Kazia Williams, Goodview VA Anne Winter, Saratoga Sprtings NY Debra Wood, South Glens Falls NY Kim Williams, Saranac Lake NY Delphine Winter, Lake Placid NY Don Wood, Ham NY Mark Williams, Clinton NY Ethan Winter, Saratoga Sprtings NY Don Wood, Seneca Falls NY Matt Williams, Saranac Lake NY Nanette Winter, Bloomindale NY Donald G. Wood, Seneca Falls NY Melissa Williams, Harriman NY Heather Winterbottom, Coatesville PA Jeffrey Wood, Saranac Lake NY Michael Williams, Ray Brook NY Gene S. Winters, New Haven CT Jessica Wood, Gansevoort NY Nancy Williams, Kingston NY Robert Winters, Lockport NY Joanne Wood, Scotia NY Robert B. Williams, Hilton NY Tina Winzens, Syracuse NY Noelle Wood, Wilmington NY Susan Williams, Secane PA Amanda Wirth, Geneva NY Peter Wood, Saranac Lake NY Tom Williams, Saranac Lake NY Jeff Wisa, Belle River Ontario Steve Wood, South Glenns Falls NY Tom Williams, Endwell NY Jeffery Wise, Portland OR Sylvia Wood, Montreal Quebec Bill Williams Jr., Clifton Park NY Rob Wise, Rockwell City IA Carolyn Woodard, Cayuta NY Heather Willig, Ballston Spa NY Walt Wishwanick, Quakertown PA Ro Woodard, Coeymans Hollow NY Sarah Willis, Saratoga Springs NY Eric Wisor, Marienville PA Tim Woodland, Succasunna NJ Karen Wills, West Orange NJ Erica Wisor, Ransomville NY Tim Woodland, Oswego NY Phil Wilmot, Harpersville NY Christian Wissler, Saranac Lake NY Gail Woodruff, Ray Brook NY Amy Wilson, Inverary Ontario Uta Wister, Lake Clear NY Gary Woodruff, Bloomingdale NY Arianne Wilson, Lake Clear NY Uta Wister, Lake Clear NY Josh Woodruff, Saranac Lake NY Arthur W. Wilson, South Colton NY Dave Wiswell, Jay NY Brian Woods, Laudonville NY Brian Wilson, Cadyville NY Jean Wiswell, Jay NY Dean Woods, Hillside NJ Brian Wilson, Nassau NY Justin Wit, Stittville NY Edwin E. Woods, Manlius NY Carol Wilson, Red Bank NJ Dave Witchley, Whitesboro NY Fred Woods, Lacona NY Charlie Wilson, Saranac Lake NY Noreen Withers, Doylestown PA Jessica Woods, Hillsdale NJ Connie Wilson, Fort Edward NY Scott Withers, Doylestown PA Larry Woods, Watervliet NY Diane Wilson, South Colton NY Chris Witmar, Bainbridge PA Steven Woods, Hermon NY Heather Wilson, Potsdam NY Jim Witmer, Somerville MA Emma Woodson, Manlius NY J. H. Wilson, Red Bank NJ Tom Witnauer, Lancaster NY Marnie Woodson, Manlius NY James Wilson, Spring Grove PA Jim Wittmaak, Cambridge Springs PA Robert Woodward, Heuvelton NY Kim Wilson, Princeton NJ David Woby, Buffalo NY Ruth Woodward, Paul Smiths NY Kurt Wilson, Loon Lake NY Edward Woehrle Jr., Niskayuna NY Terrie Woodward, Colton NY Lawrence Wilson, Fort Edward NY Randall Woessned, Niskayuna NY James Woodworth, Canandagua NY Lonnie Wilson, Niskayuna NY Brian Wohnseidler, Harrisville NY Laurie Woodworth, Canandagua NY Madeline Wilson, Peterborough Ontario Carol Wojcek, Mechanicville NY Nate Woody, Groton CT Marcus Wilson, Gloversville NY Dan Wojcik, Mechanicville NY Matthew J. Woolsey, WICHITA KS Nicole Wilson, St. Mary's PA Melissa Wojcik, Ballston Lake NY Brett Woosnam, Perkasie PA Pat Wilson, Saratoga Springs NY Michael R. Wojdyla, Saratoga Springs Pete Wooten, Stone Ridge NY Rich Wilson, St. Mary's PA NY Laurie Worby, Harrison NY Sarah Wilson, Keene NY James R. Wojovich, Baldwinsville NY Rick Wordintt, Elmira NY Stephen Wilson, Altamont NY Kathy Wojtak, Washingtonville NY Albert R. Worthington, Glenside PA Page 123

Harry Worthington, Forestport NY Gary Yewdall, Beaver Meadows PA Joseph Scott Zannetti, Paramus NJ Mike Worzel, Owego NY Mike Yodall, Whitesboro NY Karen Lynne Zanni, Wilton NY Joann Wowkowych, Rochester NY Heather Yoder, Nescopeck PA Barbara Zanotti, Burke VA Stephen Wowkowych, Rochester NY Leo Yodock, Bloomsburg PA Mitchell Zapotoski, New Paltz NY J. Woznick, Glenmont NY Keith Yohnie, Greencastle PA Nick Zapotoski, New Paltz NY Juanita Woznicki, Champlain NY John Yonkovig, Lake Placid NY Mark Zaprawski, Williamsville NY Liz Wracb, Latham NY Mike Yoona, Clarence NY Craig Zarzycki, Malta NY Robert Wray, Tupper Lake NY Ben Yorschatz, Greenwich NY Michael Zataveski, Quakertown PA Tyler Wren, Rensselaer NY Bert Yost, Wilmington NY Mike Zataveski, Quakertown PA Julet Wrench, Walden NY Heike Yost, Wilmington NY Carrie Zdaylak, Syracuse NY Allan Wright, Ray Brook NY Lindsay Yost, Lake Placid NY Emma Zdgiebloski, Lake George NY Brendan J. Wright, Warwick NY Robert Youells, Bethlehem PA Stan Zdunek, Fort Johnson NY Keith Wright, Palmira NJ Kurt Youler, Rochester NY Al Zecchini, New York NY Paul Wright, Camden NY Bret Young, Corinth NY Brooke Zehr, Lowville NY Randy Wright, Morristown NY Britt Young, West Roxburg MA Will Zehring, Mountain Top PA Rick Wright, Hinckley NY Carol Young, Richfield Springs NY Justin Zeigler, Boonville NY Stephanie Wright, Trumansburg NY Deborah Young, Saranac Lake NY Paul Zeller, Whitehall NY Tammy Wright, Ray Brook NY Edward Young, Monsey NY Bill Zellers, Lake Placid NY Tom Wright, Valatie NY Katherine Young, Middletown NY Jerilee Zemperl, Keene Valley NY Tom S. Wright, E. Northport NY Kirk Young, Little Falls NY Mark Zeno, Malone NY Eric Wrighter, Binghamton NY Matt Young, Lake Placid NY Martha Zesic, Keene Valley NY Zelic Wright-Neil, Canton NY Michael Young, Trenton NJ Sanya Zezulin, Sea cliff NY Jeni Wrightson, Hudson NY Richard Young, Springwaty NY Maddy Ziac, Niskayuna NY Annabel Wrigley, Wawenton VA Rick Young, Lake Placid NY George Zibell, Rensselaer NY Paul Wrisley, Churchville NY Ryan Arthur Young, Little Falls NY Chris Zick, Endwell NY Nancy Wrona, Poughquag NY Sheila Young, Tupper Lake NY Michael Zick, Endwell NY Stan Wrona Jr., Poughquag NY Steve Young, Lake Placid NY E. Zieker, Victory Mills NY Annie Wu, Saratoga Springs NY Sylvia Young, Monsey NY Lauren Ziemann, Guilderland NY Ed Wultner, Keene NY Kenneth Edson Youngblood, Taos NM Dan Zier, Wilmington DE Kathie Wunderlich, Peru NY Laurel Youngblood, Taos NM Adam Zigiestowsky, Perkiomensville PA Nancy Wurth, Galway NY Jim Youngs, Amsterdam NY Kieth Zigiestowsky, Perkiomensville PA Nancy Wurth, Galway NY Perry Youngwan, Lake Placid NY Tim Zihharev, New York NY Douglas Wuttke, Glenville NY Joe Youno, Levittown NY Sahsa Zill, Brooklyn NY Clil Wyhill, Afton NY Cindy Yourdon, Keeseville NY Bob Zimmerman, Waterford PA Corey Wylie, Lake Placid NY Doug Yu, Plattsburgh NY James M. Zimmerman, Stevens PA Carly Wynn, Queensbury NY Alex Yushkevish, Sea cliff NY Lisa Zimmerman, Nassau NY Mike Wynn, Queensbury NY Blake Yutzler, Barneveld NY Noreen Zimmerman, Saranac Lake NY Tyra Wynn, Queensbury NY Vince Zabinsky, Albany NY Aleah Zinalabedini, Ellicott City MD Mary Yaing, Painted Corner NY Stephen Zabla, Greenfield Center NY Jay J Zindel, Warsaw NY Christine Yakabee, Greenwich NY Shannon Zabraski, Albany NY Lawence W. Zinter Jr., Saratoga Springs Debbie Yakebics, Villas NJ Victoria Zacek, Barneveld NY NY Theresa Yakowenko, Metuchen NJ Ben Zacy, Malta NY Edward Ziobro, Mt. Upton NY Brian Yamavt, Clifton Park NY Jeremy Zaidain, Tupper Lake NY Carly Zites, Montreal Quebec Robert Yando, Bloomingdale NY Christopher J. Zaidan, Tupper Lake NY Doug Zmolek, Jamesville NY Joan Yang, Hauppauge NY Emily Zakem, Sommerville MA Mike Zocco, Clifton Park NY Carol Yarnell, Alburgh VT Ed Zalar, Cuba NY Samantha Zoerb, Elmira NY Clyde Yarnell, Alburgh VT Gary Zalewski, Boonville NY Jeff Zube, Centerville ID David Yastremsky, East Brunswick NJ Chip Zaloga, Croydon PA Rebecca Zuccomi, Madison CT Polina Yastremsky, East Brunswick NJ Adrien Zambella, Gloversville NY Madison Zuis, Malta NY Bill Yates, Warrensburg NY Nancy Zamora, Arlington TX Amanda Zullo, Saranac Lake NY Bob Yates, Niverville NY Dayette J. Zampolin, Downsville NY Andrew Zullo, Stillwater NY Erika Yaworski, Tupper Lake NY Tom Zampolin, Downsville NY Gina Zuminga, Chatham NJ Samantha Yee, Canton NY Bob Zande, Tupper Lake NY Jean R. Zurek, Hamburg NY Bruce Yelich, Malone NY Elizabeth Zande, Tupper Lake NY Joann Zurek, West Seneca NY Emliy Yelich, Lake Placid NY Robert Zande, Tupper Lake NY Natalie Zurek, Tupper Lake NY Linda Yelich, Malone NY Jon Zander, Saranac Lake NY Larry Zygo, Lake Placid NY Chris Yeomans, New York NY Keith Zanetti, Grahamsville NY Marilyn Zygo, Lake Placid NY Tamsin Yeomans, New York NY Molly Zanetti, Saratoga Springs NY Ryan Yetto, Albany NY Pamela Zanetti, Grahamsville NY Appendix I - Parks and Trails New York Endorsement

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