Atlantic Sunrise FERC Application

Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Company, LLC 2800 Post Oak Boulevard (77056) P.O. Box 1396 Houston, Texas 77251-1396 713-215-2000 March 31, 2014 Federal Energy Regulatory Commission 888 First Street, N.E. Washington, D.C. 20426 Attention: Kimberly D. Bose, Secretary Reference: Request for Pre-Filing Review

Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Company, LLC Atlantic Sunrise Project Docket No. PF14- Ladies and Gentlemen: Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Company, LLC (“Transco”) respectfully requests that the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (“Commission”) Staff initiate a pre-filing review of Transco’s proposed Atlantic Sunrise Project (sometimes referred to herein as the “Project”). The Project is an expansion of Transco’s existing natural gas transmission system that will enable Transco to provide incremental firm transportation capacity for growing supplies of natural gas from northern Pennsylvania to markets along the Transco pipeline system stretching from Transco’s Zone 6 in the northeastern U.S. to Zone 5 and terminating in Zone 4. The proposed Project is targeted to be placed in service by July 1, 2017. As a result of significant interest expressed by shippers, the Project will be designed to provide 1,700,000 dekatherms per day (“dt/day”) of incremental firm transportation capacity along two project paths:

850,000 dt/day of firm transportation capacity from various points along Transco’s Leidy Line in north central Pennsylvania to Station 85 in Choctaw County, Alabama; and

850,000 dt/day of firm transportation capacity from a proposed interconnection in Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania (the “Zick Interconnection”) to as far south as

Kimberly D. Bose, Secretary Federal Energy Regulatory Commission March 31, 2014 Page 2

Transco’s existing point of interconnection between Transco’s mainline and Dominion Transmission’s Pipeline located in Fairfax County, Virginia.

In accordance with Section 157.21(d) of the Commission’s regulations, Transco submits the following:

1. A description of the schedule desired for the project including the expected

application filing date and the desired date for Commission approval.

Transco requests approval to commence the pre-filing process by April 14, 2014. During the pre-filing process, Transco will conduct field surveys for cultural resources, wetlands, and endangered species to identify and address relevant issues, and will meet with regulatory agencies and seek landowner input. Transco will coordinate with Commission Staff in order to develop complete Resource Reports and expects to use a third-party contractor to prepare a draft environmental document.

Transco expects to submit a complete draft of Resource Report 1, a list of alternatives, and a list of affected landowners in May 2014. Transco anticipates filing its NGA Section 7(c) certificate application in March 2015. The application will request that the Commission approve the Project by May 2016 with a target in-service date of July 1, 2017.

To summarize, the proposed Project timeline is as follows:

April 2014 Pre-filing process begins May - June 2014 Open Houses March 2015 Submit 7(c) Application May 2016 Requested Date for FERC Order June 2016 Anticipated Construction Start July 1, 2017 Target In-Service

Transco is seeking to use the Commission-approved pre-filing process in order to develop

its certificate application and obtain timely processing of the certificate application. In that regard, Transco will provide to Commission Staff the information set forth in Section 157.21(f) of the Commission’s regulations. Transco anticipates resolving issues raised during the scoping process and submitting a complete application.

2. For LNG terminal facilities, a description of the zoning and availability of the

proposed site and marine facility location.

There are no LNG terminal facilities related to or proposed as part of the Project.

Kimberly D. Bose, Secretary Federal Energy Regulatory Commission March 31, 2014 Page 3 3. For natural gas facilities other than LNG terminal facilities and related

jurisdictional natural gas facilities, an explanation of why the prospective applicant is requesting to use the pre-filing process under this section.

The Commission Staff’s early review of the environmental document and its involvement in Transco’s public participation plan will allow Transco, interested stakeholders, and the Commission Staff to discuss and address routing, siting, and other environmental issues before developing and filing the certificate application for the Project. In particular, Transco believes that the pre-filing process will be beneficial in the following ways:

Facilitating issue identification, study needs, and issue resolution; Conducting site visits, examining alternatives, meeting with agencies and

stakeholders, and participating in the public information meetings (open houses);

Issuing a scoping notice and conducting scoping for the Project; and Assisting in the review and comment on the Resource Reports comprising

Transco’s draft Environmental Reports prior to filing, to ensure that the Commission’s filing requirements are satisfied and that all of the information needed to complete the environmental document is included.

4. A detailed description of the project, including location maps and plot plans to scale

showing all major plant components, that will serve as the initial discussion point for stakeholder review.

Transco conducted an initial Open Season for the Project that commenced in August 2013. As a result of the Open Season, Transco executed binding precedent agreements with nine shippers for 1,700,000 dt/day. Eight shippers committed to 850,000 dt/day of firm transportation capacity from various points along Transco’s Leidy Line to Station 85. Due to the significant interest expressed by these shippers, Transco has designed, in addition to certain incremental mainline facilities, a greenfield pipeline, referred to as the “Central Penn Line,” in order to provide the firm transportation service under the Project. One shipper committed to 850,000 dt/day of firm transportation capacity from a new interconnection in Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania (“the Zick Interconnection”) to the proposed terminus of the Central Penn Line at Transco’s mainline in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania (“the River Road Interconnection”) and to the existing point of interconnection between Transco’s mainline and Dominion Transmission’s Pipeline located in Fairfax County, Virginia (the “Pleasant Valley Interconnection”). This additional commitment will require Transco to extend the Central Penn Line northward from the Leidy Line to the Zick Interconnection. In February 2014, Transco announced a binding, supplemental open season for up to 150,000 dt/day of firm transportation capacity under the Project. This additional capacity would begin at the Zick Interconnection and extend through the Central Penn Line to


various delivery points along Transco’s mainline from the River Road Interconnection in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania to as far south as the Pleasant Valley Interconnection in Fairfax County, Virginia. No shippers expressed interest in the supplemental open season.

The Project facilities currently under review include the following (all mileages are

approximate):

A 56.4-mile, 30-inch greenfield pipeline from the proposed Zick Interconnect in Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania to MP L113.75 on Transco’s Leidy Line in Columbia County, Pennsylvania (“Central Penn Line North”);

A 122.2-mile, 42-inch greenfield pipeline from MP L113.75 on Transco’s Leidy Line in Columbia County, Pennsylvania to Transco’s mainline in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania (“Central Penn Line South”);

5.5 miles of 36-inch diameter pipeline and 9.0 miles of 42-inch diameter pipeline in two loops on Transco’s Leidy Line in Clinton and Lycoming counties Pennsylvania;

Replacement of 2.5 miles of 30-inch diameter pipeline (1.2 miles on Mainline “A” and 1.3 miles on Mainline “B”) in Prince William County, Virginia;

A 30,000 horsepower greenfield compressor station on the Central Penn Line North, in Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania (“Compressor Station 605”);

A 40,000 horsepower greenfield compressor station on the Central Penn Line South, in Columbia County, Pennsylvania (“Compressor Station 610”);

The addition of 57,000 (ISO) horsepower at three of Transco’s existing compressor stations:

o 16,000 (ISO) horsepower at Compressor Station 520 in Lycoming County, Pennsylvania;

o 16,000 (ISO) horsepower at Compressor Station 517 in Columbia County, Pennsylvania; and

o 25,000 (ISO) horsepower at Compressor Station 190 in Howard County, Maryland.

Replacement and re-wheeling of various compressors at these facilities, and related compressor station modifications;

Miscellaneous modifications at various compressor stations along the Project paths to enable compression for bi-directional flow;

Supplemental odorization, odor detection, and odor masking / deodorization equipment at various compressor stations, meter stations, and valve sites in North Carolina and South Carolina;

New receipt points and interconnections in Pennsylvania; New regulator stations at various locations along the Project paths; and Appurtenant underground and aboveground facilities.

The general location of the proposed facilities is illustrated on the attached map.

Kimberly D. Bose, Secretary Federal Energy Regulatory Commission March 31, 2014 Page 5 5. A list of the relevant federal and state agencies in the project area with permitting

requirements. For LNG terminal facilities, the list shall identify the agency designated by the governor of the state in which the project will be located to consult with the Commission regarding state and local safety considerations. The filing shall include a statement indicating: (i) That those agencies are aware of the prospective applicant's intention to use

the pre-filing process (including contact names and telephone numbers); (ii) Whether the agencies have agreed to participate in the process; (iii) How the applicant has accounted for agency schedules for issuance of federal

authorizations; and (iv) When the applicant proposes to file with these agencies for their respective

permits or other authorizations.

Transco has contacted federal and state agencies regarding the Project to introduce the Commission’s pre-filing process and asked the agencies to participate in the process. Please refer to the attached Initial Regulatory Contacts table, which identifies the agencies that have been contacted regarding the pre-filing process and the results of those consultations. Transco has incorporated into its overall project schedule the agency-specific schedules for issuance of required federal and state authorizations. Transco expects to file applications for all necessary federal permits concurrent with the filing of the Section 7(c) certificate application.

6. A list and description of the interest of other persons and organizations who have been contacted about the project (including contact names and telephone numbers).

Transco has begun meeting with various stakeholders, including landowners and local, state, and federal authorities, to identify and address their concerns. In January 2014, Transco began contacting interested stakeholders, including state legislative, county, and municipal government officials. In the coming months, Transco will contact all U.S. congressional representatives whose districts will be affected by the project. A list of stakeholders who have been contacted about the project is attached.

7. A description of what work has already been done, e.g., contacting stakeholders, agency consultations, project engineering, route planning, environmental and engineering contractor engagement, environmental surveys/studies, and open houses. This description shall also include the identification of the environmental and engineering firms and sub-contractors under contract to develop the project.

Transco initiated development of the Project in 2013. Hydraulic modeling simulations were completed to identify the Project facilities, and existing mapping resources and aerial photography depicting current land use were used for preliminary pipeline routing. In March 2014, after notifying landowners, Transco’s engineering personnel began conducting ground surveys to identify various constraints, including residential


neighborhoods, businesses, other pipelines, high tension power lines, and significant environmental features, to further refine the Project route. Civil surveys, biological surveys, and cultural resource surveys are expected to commence in May/June 2014 as soon as weather conditions allow. The drawings identifying the route and construction workspace are scheduled for completion prior to filing the Section 7(c) certificate application. Transco will select a preferred route for the Project that takes into consideration impacts on the community and the environment. In order to reduce potential impacts, approximately 36 percent of the initial Project corridor has been co-located within or adjacent to Transco’s existing pipeline right-of-way or other existing utility rights-of-way. Transco has already contacted numerous federal and state agencies to initiate consultation regarding potential impacts to resources. As noted on the attached Initial Regulatory Contacts table, Transco is attempting to schedule meetings with all of these federal and state agencies. Transco has contracted with various consulting engineering and environmental firms to complete the surveys, studies, and drawings needed to support the filing of the permits and clearances required for the Project. These include:

Pipeline Engineering – Mustang Engineering, L.P. Wetland Surveys and Resource Report Preparation – TRC Environmental Corp. Cultural Resource Surveys – URS Corporation.

Transco is in the process of selecting contractors for compressor station, meter station, and valve site engineering.

8. For LNG terminal projects, proposals for at least three prospective third-party

contractors from which Commission staff may make a selection to assist in the preparation of the requisite NEPA document. There are no LNG terminal facilities related to or proposed as part of the Project.

9. For natural gas facilities other than LNG terminal facilities and related jurisdictional natural gas facilities, proposals for at least three prospective third-party contractors from which Commission staff may make a selection to assist in the preparation of the requisite NEPA document, or a proposal for the submission of an applicant-prepared draft Environmental Assessment as determined during the initial consultation described in paragraph (c) of this section. Transco prepared a Request for Proposal (“RFP”) for a third party contractor to prepare environmental documents. The draft RFP was reviewed by FERC Staff and issued to


four prospective contractors. Transco is submitting to Staff under separate cover copies of three proposals and its comments on the proposals.

10. Acknowledgement that a complete Environmental Report and complete application are required at the time of filing. Transco acknowledges that a complete Environmental Report and a complete application under Section 7(c) of the NGA will be required at the time of filing. Transco anticipates submitting the report and application to the Commission by March 2015.

11. A description of a Public Participation Plan which identifies specific tools and

actions to facilitate stakeholder communications and public information, including a project website and a single point of contact. This plan shall also describe how the applicant intends to respond to requests for information from federal and state permitting agencies, including, if applicable, the governor's designated agency for consultation regarding state and local safety considerations with respect to LNG facilities.

Transco’s commitment to stakeholder communications and effective public outreach on the Project is set forth in the Atlantic Sunrise Project – Stakeholder Outreach Plan, a copy of which is attached. Transco will respond to requests for information from participating federal and state agencies in a timely manner. Transco plans to host ten open houses in May and June 2014 at locations near the proposed facilities. For stakeholder communications, Transco has established a toll-free information telephone line at (866) 455-9103 as well as an e-mail address at [email protected]. Transco’s land agents will serve as points of contacts with landowners; they will also assist, as necessary, in public outreach efforts with local constituents affected by the Project. In addition, Transco has established a public website for the Project at http://www.williams.com/atlanticsunrise. Items on the website include:

Project overview Project location maps Route selection process Answers to frequently-asked questions Regulatory overview, with links to the Commission website Construction procedures Pipeline safety News Contact information

This website will be maintained throughout the Project.


In order to further inform interested parties, Transco will periodically distribute Project Update newsletters to interested stakeholders.

12. Certification that a Letter of Intent and a Preliminary WSA have been submitted to the U.S. Coast Guard or, for modifications to an existing or approved LNG terminal, that the U.S. Coast Guard did not require such information. There are no LNG terminal facilities related to or proposed as part of the Project.

Accordingly, Transco hereby requests that the Commission Staff initiate a pre-filing review of the Atlantic Sunrise Project.

Respectfully submitted, TRANSCONTINENTAL GAS PIPE LINE COMPANY, LLC

By: William H. Hammons Regulatory Analyst, Lead Rates and Regulatory 713-215-2130 713-215-3483 (fax) Enclosures cc: Lauren O’Donnell, Director, Division of Gas – Environment and Engineering Jennifer Kerrigan, Geologist, Division of Gas – Environment and Engineering

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PROPOSED PROJECT SCOPEATLANTIC SUNRISE EXPANSION PROJECT (Case 5D8-1)

FACILITIES/MODIFICATIONS

MILEPOSTSMainline MP 1682.65 (River Road Tie-in) to MP L113.75(West Diamond)MP L113.75 (West Diamond) to Zick CS at MP 55.79 MP L171.84 to MP L177.29MP L119.87 to MP L128.87Between Station 185 and the 180-20 valve site

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6) Station 605 - Construct a Greenfield compressor station around MP 53.9 for 1300# discharge with 2 x 15,000 HP electric compressor packages7) Station 610 - Construct a Greenfield compressor station around MP 100.5 with 2 x 20,000 HP electric compressor packages8) Receipt meter station at Owego9) STA 520 - Add 1 ea. Solar Mars 100S (16,000 ISO HP ea.)10) STA 520 - Replace Compressor #6 & 7 internal wheels and Modify Compressor #8 aero assemblies to accommodate new flow parameters11) STA 517 - Add 1 ea. Solar Mars 100S (16,000 ISO HP ea.) with 3 bays of cooling and one scrubber12) Receipt meter station at Zick13) Interconnect at Springville pipeline crossing14) Regulator station at Transco tie-in MP L92.715) Tie-in at 515L40 at MP L113.75 (West Diamond)16) Regulator station at Transco tie-in MP L113.75 (West Diamond)17) Regulator station at Transco MP 1682.65 (River Road) with tie-in to three mainlines and ODEC lateral18) STA 190 - Modify valves and yard piping for southflow compression19) STA 190 - Add 1 X 25,000HP electric compressor unit20) STA 185 - Modify valves and yard piping for southflow compression 21) STA 170 - Modify valves and yard piping for southflow compression22) STA 160 - Modify valves yard piping,and regulation for southflow compression23) STA 150 - Modify valves and yard piping for southflow compression, re-located Iredell lateral backpressure regulator24) STA 145 - Modify valves and yard piping for southflow compression25) Supplemental Odorization from Station 140 to Station 160 i. Odor masking / de-odorization of valves at valve sites for venting 11 valve sites ii. Odor masking / de-odorization of valves at 4 compressor stations (145, 150, 155, 160) iii. Odor Detection and supplemental odorization at 41 meter stations 25 25

Initial Regulatory Contacts

Agency Resource/Focus Contact Address Phone Number / E-mail

Address

Comments Federal U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service - Pennsylvania Field Office

Section 7 Consultation (Endangered Species Act)

Fish and Wildlife Coordination Act

Migratory Bird Treaty Act

Pam Shellenberger, Fish and Wildlife Biologist Jennifer Siani , PhD Migratory Bird Coordinator

Endangered Species Section 315 South Allen St. Suite 322 State College, PA 16801

814-234-4090 [email protected] 814-234-4090 [email protected]

Consultation letter mailed 3/7/2014. Introductory Project meeting held 3/12/2014. Indicated the agency would participate in the FERC pre-file process.

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service – Chesapeake Bay Field Office

Genevieve LaRouche

Chesapeake Bay Field Office 177 Admiral Cochrane Dr. Annapolis, MD 21401

410-573-4599 Initial letter will be mailed the week of March 31, 2014.

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service – Asheville Field Office

Mark Cantrell Asheville Field Office 160 Zillicoa Street Asheville, NC 28801-1082

828- 258-3939 [email protected]

Initial letter will be mailed the week of March 31, 2014.

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service – Raleigh Field Office

John Hammond Raleigh Field Office P.O. Box 33726 Raleigh, NC 27636-3726

919- 856-4520 [email protected]


U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service – North Georgia Field Office

Erin Rivenbark North Georgia Field Office 105 Westpark Center Suite D Athens, GA 30606

706-613-9493 Initial letter will be mailed the week of March 31, 2014.

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers - Baltimore District

CWA Section 404 Permit – PA Portion

Mike Dombroskie State College Field Office 1631 South Atherton St. Suite 102 State College, PA 16801

814-235-0571 [email protected]

Introductory Project meeting held 3/27/2014. Indicated the agency would participate in the FERC pre-file process.

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers – Norfolk District

CWA Section 404 Permit – VA Portion

Tom Walker, Chief USACE Norfolk District 803 Front St. Norfolk, VA 23508




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Comments National Park Service Appalachian National

Scenic Trail Crossing Michele Kuna Project Manager, Appalachian National Scenic Trail

Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area Office 1978 River Rd. Bushkill, PA 18324


Contacted 2/27/2014. Meeting to be schedule in April 2014.

National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

Coastal Zone Management Act

Mr. Kerry Kehoe

Office of Ocean and Coastal Resource Management (N/ORM3) NOAA National Ocean Service 1305 East West Hwy. Room 11321 Silver Spring, MD 20910-3281

301- 563-1151


U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Region 4, NEPA Program Office

Heinz Mueller 61 Forsyth St. 13th Floor Atlanta, GA 30303-8960



U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Region 3 Shawn M. Garvin, Regional Admin

1650 Arch St. Philadelphia, PA 19103



Tribes Tuscarora Nation Section 106 Consultations Chiefs Council 1983 Upper Mountain Rd.

Sanborn, NY 14132 716-298-5114

Consultation to be determined with FERC in April 2014.

Absentee Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma

Section 106 Consultations Carol Butler, THPO Specialist

2025 Gordon Cooper Dr. Shawnee, OK 74801

[email protected] Consultation to be determined with FERC in April 2014.

Absentee Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma

Section 106 Consultations George Blanchard, Governor

2025 South Gordon Cooper Shawnee, OK 74801

405-275-4030



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Comments Absentee Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma

Section 106 Consultations Joseph Blanchard, THPO

2025 South Gordon Cooper Shawnee, OK 74801



Oneida Nation Section 106 Consultations Jesse Bergevin, Historic Resource Specialist

1256 Union Street PO Box 662 Oneida, NY 13421


Consultation to be determined with FERC in April 2014..

Delaware Tribe of Indians

Section 106 Consultations Paula Pechonick, Chief

170 NE Barbara Bartlesville, OK 74003

918-336-5272


Seneca-Cayuga Tribe of Oklahoma

Section 106 Consultations Paul Barton, Historic Preservation Officer

23701 South 655 Rd. Grove, OK 74344



Seneca-Cayuga Tribe of Oklahoma

Section 106 Consultations LeRoy Howard, Chief 23701 South 655 Rd. Grove, OK 74344

918-542-6609


Shawnee Tribe Section 106 Consultations Kim Jumper, THPO 29 South Highway 69A Miami, OK 74354



Shawnee Tribe Section 106 Consultations Ron Sparkman, Chairman

29 South Highway 69A Miami, OK 74354



Delaware Nation Section 106 Consultations Tamara Francis, THPO

31064 State Highway 281 Anadarko, OK 73005




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Comments Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe

Section 106 Consultations Arnold Printup, THPO 412 State Route 37 Akwesasne, NY 13655



Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe

Section 106 Consultations Randy Hart, Chief 545 State Route 37 Hogansburg, NY 13655

518-358-2272 Consultation to be determined with FERC in April 2014.

Tonawanda Seneca Nation

Section 106 Consultations Darwin Hill, Chief 7027 Meadville Rd. Basom, NY 14013



Seneca Nation of Indians

Section 106 Consultations Melissa Bach, THPO 90 O:hi'yoh Way Salamanca, NY 14779



Delaware Tribe of Indians

Section 106 Consultations Brice Obermeyer, NAGPRA Contact

Emporia State University, 1200 Commercial St. Roosevelt Hall, RM 212 Emporia, KS 66081



Onondaga Indian Nation

Section 106 Consultations Tony Gonyea, Faithkeeper

Hemlock Road11a Box 319-B Nedrow, NY 13120



Eastern Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma

Section 106 Consultations Robin Dushane, Cultural Preservation Officer

PO Box 350 Seneca, MO 64865



Eastern Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma

Section 106 Consultations Glenna Wallace, Chief PO Box 350 Seneca, MO 64865




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Comments Oneida Tribe of Indians of Wisconsin

Section 106 Consultations Corina Mrozinski, THPO

PO Box 365 Oneida, WI 54155-0365



Cayuga Nation Section 106 Consultations William Jacobs, Chief PO Box 803 Seneca Falls, NY 13148

315-568-0750 Consultation to be determined with FERC in April 2014.

Stockbridge Munsee Community of Wisconsin

Section 106 Consultations Robert Chicks, President

Route 1 PO Box 70 Bowler, WI 54416



Stockbridge Munsee Community of Wisconsin

Section 106 Consultations Sherry White, THPO W13447 Camp 14 Road Bowler, WI 54416



State - Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection – Central Office

Program Integration

External Affairs

Ann Roda, Director Katherine Hetherington Cunfer, Director

Rachel Carson State Office Building PO Box 2063 Harrisburg, PA 17105-2063


Meeting held 3/27/2014. Indicated the agency would participate in the FERC pre-file process.

Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection – Northeast Regional Office

Water Obstruction and Encroachment Permit (wetlands and streams)

401 Water Quality Certification

Submerged Land License Agreement

Colleen Stutzman, Assistant Regional Director

2 Public Square Wilkes-Barre, PA 18701-1915

[email protected] Meeting held 3/27/2014. Indicated the agency would participate in the FERC pre-file process.

Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection – Northcentral Regional



Jim Miller, Assistant Regional Director

208 West Third St. Suite 101 Williamsport, PA 17701




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Comments Office Submerged Land

License Agreement

Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection – Southcentral Regional Office



Submerged Land License Agreement

Robert Conrad, Assistant Regional Director Ed Muzic

909 Elmerton Ave. Harrisburg, PA 17110-8200



Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection - Bureau of Water Standards and Facility Management

Hydrostatic Testing Permit

Brenda Fruchtl 909 Elmerton Ave. Harrisburg, PA 17110-8200



Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection - Bureau of Water Standards and Facility Management

Erosion and Sediment Control General Permit

Nathan Crawford 909 Elmerton Ave. Harrisburg, PA 17110-8200



Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection - Bureau of Air Quality

Air Quality General and Operating Permits and Plan Approval

Tom Hanlon

Facilities Permitting Section 909 Elmerton Ave. Harrisburg, PA 17110-8200



Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission

State Historic Preservation Office

Steve McDougal, Archaeological Reviewer

Commonwealth Keystone Building 2nd Floor 400 North St. Harrisburg, PA 17120-0093


Meeting scheduled for April 17, 2014.


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Comments Pennsylvania Natural Heritage Program – Department of Conservation and Natural Resources

Threatened and Endangered Species Consultation

Greg Podniesinski, Director Emilee Boyer, Environmental Review Specialist

Bureau of Forestry Ecological Services Section 400 Market St. PO Box 8552 Harrisburg, PA 17105-8552

717- 214-7513 [email protected] 717-787-7067 [email protected]

Consultation Letter submitted 3/7/2014 Introductory Project meeting held 3/12/2014. Indicated the agency would participate in the FERC pre-file process.

Pennsylvania Natural Heritage Program – Department of Conservation and Natural Resources – Bureau of Forestry

State Forest and Park Lands

Christopher Plank, Assistant State Forester

400 Market St. RCSOB, 6th Floor Harrisburg, PA 17105-8552


Meeting held 3/26/2014. Pre-application meeting to be scheduled April 2014.

Pennsylvania Natural Heritage Program – Department of Conservation and Natural Resources – Ricketts Glen State Park

Ricketts Glen State Park Benjamin Stone, Park Manager

695 State Route 487 Benton, PA 17814


Meeting held 3/26/2014. Pre-application meeting to be scheduled April 2014. Will be coordinated through PA DCNR Bureau of Forestry.

Pennsylvania Natural Heritage Program – PA Fish and Boat Commission


Heather Smiles, Chief Natural Gas Section

450 Robinson Ln. Bellefonte, PA 16823


Consultation letter mailed 3/7/2014. Introductory Project meeting held 3/27/2014. Indicated the agency would participate in the FERC pre-file process.

Pennsylvania Natural Heritage Program – Pennsylvania Game Commission


Tracey Librandi Mumma, Chief John Taucher, Wildlife Biologist

Bureau of Wildlife Habitat Management Division of Environmental Planning and Habitat Protection 2001 Elmerton Ave. Harrisburg, PA 17110-9797


Consultation letter mailed 3/7/2014. Introductory Project meeting held 3/12/2014. Indicated the agency would participate in the FERC


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Address

Comments Nathan Havens, Real Estate Division

pre-file process.

State – Virginia

Virginia Department of Environmental Quality – Northern Regional Office

Water and Wetland Protection Permits


Trisha Beasley, Program Manager

P.O. Box 1105 Richmond, VA 23218



Virginia Department of Environmental Quality – Northern Regional Office

Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination System Permits

Bryant Thomas, Program Manager

P.O. Box 1105 Richmond, VA 23218



Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation

Virginia Natural Heritage Program Consultation

Tom Smith, Director 600 E. Main St., 24th Floor Richmond, VA 23219

(804) 786-4554 [email protected]


Virginia Department of Historic Resources


Roger Kirchen, Director, Division of Review and Compliance

DHR Headquarters Richmond Central Office 2801 Kensington Ave. Richmond, VA 23221


Initial contact to be made in April, 2014.

Other Aboveground Facilities State – Maryland

Maryland Department of Natural Resources

Maryland Natural Heritage Program Consultation

Lori Byrne, Environmental Review Specialist

Tawes State Office Building E-1 580 Taylor Ave. Annapolis, MD 21401



Maryland Historical Trust


Dixie Henry, Preservation Officer

100 Community Place 3rd Floor Crownsville, MD 21032



State – North Carolina

North Carolina Department of Cultural Resources


Renee Gledhill-Earley, Environmental Review Coordinator

4617 Mail Service Center Raleigh NC 27699-4617



North Carolina North Carolina Natural Misty Buchanan, 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1601


Initial letter will be mailed the week of


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Address

Comments Department of Wildlife Resources Commission

Heritage Program Consultation

Director March 31, 2014.

State – Georgia

Georgia Department of Natural Resources Historic Preservation Division


Karen Anderson-Cordova, Environmental Review and Preservation Planning Program Manager

254 Washington St., SW Ground Level Atlanta, GA 30334



Georgia Department of Natural Resources Wildlife Resources Division

Georgia Natural Heritage Program Consultation

Anna Yellin 2065 U.S. Hwy. 278, S.E. Social Circle, GA 30025

770- 918-6411 Initial letter will be mailed the week of March 31, 2014.

Atlantic Sunrise Project

Stakeholder List

Component State Type County Township Business/Organization Title First Name Middle Last Name Address 1 Address 2 City State Zip Zip+4 Phone email

CPL NGO MarcellusGas.org

Station 130 GA ELECT State of Georgia Congressman Paul C Broun U. S. House of Representatives 2437 Rayburn House Office Bldg Washington DC 20515 202‐225‐4101

Station 130 GA ELECT State of Georgia Senator Saxby Chambliss United States Senate 416 Russell Senate Office Building Washington DC 20510 202‐224‐3521

Station 130 GA ELECT State of Georgia Senator Johnny Isakson United States Senate 131 Russell Senate Office Building Washington DC 20510 202‐224‐3643

Station 130 GA ELECT State of Georgia Congressman Paul C Broun 3706 Atlanta Hwy, Ste 2. Athens GA 30606 706‐549‐9588

Station 130 GA ELECT State of Georgia Congressman Paul C Broun Central State Hospital 620 Broad Street Milledgeville GA 31062 478‐452‐4440

Station 130 GA NGO The Nature Conservancy Georgia Field Office 1330 West Peachtree Street, Suite 410 Atlanta GA 30309 ‐2904 404‐873‐6946

Station 190 MD ELECT State of Maryland Senator Benjamin l Cardin United States Senate 509 Hart Senate Office Building Washington DC 20510 202‐224‐4524

Station 190 MD ELECT State of Maryland, 7th Congressional District Congressman Elijah E Cummings U. S. House of Representatives 2235 Rayburn HOB Washington DC 20515 202‐225‐4741

Station 190 MD ELECT State of Maryland Senator Barbara A Mikulski United States Senate 503 Hart Senate Office Building Washington DC 20510 202‐224‐4654

Station 190 MD ELECT State of Maryland, 2nd Congressional District Congressman Dutch Ruppersberger U. S. House of Representatives 2416 Rayburn House Office Building Washington DC 20515 ‐2002 202‐225‐3061

Station 190 MD ELECT State of Maryland, 7th Congressional District Congressman Elijah E Cummings 8267 Main Street Room 102 Ellicott City MD 21043 410‐465‐8259

Station 190 MD ELECT State of Maryland, 7th Congressional District Congressman Elijah E Cummings 754 Frederick Road Cantonsville MD 21228 410‐719‐8777

Station 190 MD ELECT State of Maryland, 7th Congressional District Congressman Elijah E Cummings 1010 Park Avenue Suite 105 Baltimore MD 21201 410‐685‐9199

Station 190 MD NGO Chesapeake Bay Program 410 Seven Avenue, Suite 112 Annapolis MD 21043 800‐your‐bay

Station 190 MD NGO The Nature Conservancy Maryland/DC Office 5410 Grosvenor Lane, Suite 100 Bethesda MD 20814 301‐897‐8570

Station 160, 150, 145 NC ELECT State of North Carolina Senator Richard Burr United States Senate 217 Russell Senate Office Building Washington DC 20510 202‐224‐3154

Station 160, 150, 145 NC ELECT State of North Carolina Senator Kay R Hagan United States Senate 521 Dirksen Senate Office Building Washington DC 20510 202‐224‐6342

Station 160, 150, 145 NC NGO The Nature Conservancy, North Carolina Field Office American Tobacco Campus 334 Blackwell Street, Suite 300 Durham NC 27701 919‐403‐885

CPL PA ELECT State of Pennsylvania Senator David G Argall One West Centre Street P.O. Box 150 Mahanoy City PA 17948 570‐773‐0891

CPL PA ELECT State of Pennsylvania Senator David G Argall Senate Box 203029 Room: 16 East Wing Harrisburg PA 17120 ‐3029 717‐787‐2637

CPL PA ELECT State of Pennsylvania Hon. Ryan P Aument 145A East Wing PO Box 202041 Harrisburg PA 17120 ‐2041 717‐705‐7161

CPL PA ELECT State of Pennsylvania Hon. Ryan P Aument Manor West Commons, Suite 501 2938 Columbia Avenue Lancaster PA 17603 717‐295‐5050

CPL PA ELECT State of Pennsylvania Senator Lisa Baker 2512 Route 6 Hawley PA 18428 570‐226‐5960

CPL PA ELECT State of Pennsylvania Senator Lisa Baker 22 Dallas Shopping Center Dallas PA 18612 570‐675‐3931

CPL PA ELECT State of Pennsylvania Senator Lisa Baker Senate Box 203020 Room: 172 Main Capitol Harrisburg PA 17120 ‐3020 717‐787‐7428

CPL PA ELECT State of Pennsylvania Senator John P Blake Oppenheim Building 409 Lackawanna Ave., Suite 210 Scranton PA 18503

570‐207‐2881; Toll

Free: 877‐346‐5721

CPL PA ELECT State of Pennsylvania Senator John P Blake Senate Box 203022 Room: 17 East Wing Harrisburg PA 17120 ‐3022 717‐787‐6481

CPL PA ELECT State of Pennsylvania Hon. Karen Boback 141B East Wing PO Box 202117 Harrisburg PA 17120 ‐2117 717‐787‐1117

CPL PA ELECT State of Pennsylvania Hon. Karen Boback 1108 Twin Stacks Drive Dallas PA 18612 570‐675‐6000

CPL PA ELECT State of Pennsylvania Senator Mike Bubaker 301 East Main Street Lititz PA 17543 717‐627‐0036

CPL PA ELECT State of Pennsylvania Senator Mike Bubaker Senate Box 203036 Room: 168 Main Capitol Harrisburg PA 17120 ‐3036 717‐787‐4420

CPL PA ELECT State of Pennsylvania Hon. Bryan Cutler 51A East Wing PO Box 202100 Harrisburg PA 17120 ‐2100 717‐783‐6424

CPL PA ELECT State of Pennsylvania Hon. Bryan Cutler 33G Friendly Drive Quarryville PA 17566 717‐284‐1965

CPL PA ELECT State of Pennsylvania Hon. Mindy Fee 47 Market Square Manheim PA 17545 717‐664‐4979

CPL PA ELECT State of Pennsylvania Hon. Mindy Fee 51B East Wing PO Box 202037 Harrisburg PA 17120 ‐2037 717‐772‐5290

CPL PA ELECT State of Pennsylvania Hon. Mindy Fee Denver Borough Office 503 Main St. Denver PA 17517 717‐336‐2199

CPL PA ELECT State of Pennsylvania Senator Mike Folmer 400 S. 8th Street 101 Municipal Building Lebanon PA 17042 717‐274‐6735

CPL PA ELECT State of Pennsylvania Senator Mike Folmer Senate Box 203048 Room: 170 Main Capitol Harrisburg PA 17120 ‐3048

717‐787‐5708; 877‐

222‐1897

CPL PA ELECT State of Pennsylvania Hon. John T Galloway 8610 New Falls Road Levittown PA 19054 215‐943‐7206

CPL PA ELECT State of Pennsylvania Hon. John T Galloway 104 Irvis Office Building PO Box 202140 Harrisburg PA 17120 ‐2140 717‐787‐1292

CPL PA ELECT State of Pennsylvania Hon. Mauree Gingrich 445 W. Penn Avenue Cleona PA 17042 717‐270‐1905

CPL PA ELECT State of Pennsylvania Senator John R Gordner 603 West Main Street Bloomsburg PA 17815 570‐784‐3464

CPL PA ELECT State of Pennsylvania Senator John R Gordner Senate Box 203027 Room: 177 Main Capitol Harrisburg PA 17120 ‐3027 717‐787‐8928

CPL PA ELECT State of Pennsylvania Hon. Michael K Hanna 428 Main Capitol Building PO Box 202076 Harrisburg PA 17120 ‐2076 717‐772‐2283

CPL PA ELECT State of Pennsylvania Hon. Michael K Hanna 102 Turnpike Street PO Box 1134 Milesburg PA 16853 ‐1134 814‐353‐8780

CPL PA ELECT State of Pennsylvania Hon. Michael K Hanna 29 Bellefonte Avenue Lock Haven PA 17745 ‐1207 570‐748‐5328

CPL PA ELECT State of Pennsylvania Hon. David S Hickernell 43A East Wing PO Box 202098 Harrisburg PA 17120 ‐2098 717‐783‐2076

CPL PA ELECT State of Pennsylvania Hon. David S Hickernell 236 Locust Street Columbia PA 17512 717‐684‐5525

CPL PA ELECT State of Pennsylvania Hon. Sid Michaels Kavulich 802 South Main Street Taylor PA 18517

570‐562‐2350; Toll

Free: 877‐295‐4937

CPL PA ELECT State of Pennsylvania Hon. Sid Michaels Kavulich 16 Salem Ave Carbondale PA 18407 570‐282‐1335

CPL PA ELECT State of Pennsylvania Hon. Sid Michaels Kavulich 111B East Wing PO Box 202114 Harrisburg PA 17120 ‐2114 717‐783‐4874

CPL PA ELECT State of Pennsylvania Hon. Sandra Major 120 Main Capitol Building PO Box 202111 Harrisburg PA 17120 ‐2111 717‐783‐2910

CPL PA ELECT State of Pennsylvania Hon. Sandra Major 16501 State Route 706 Suite 2 Montrose PA 18801 570‐278‐3374

CPL PA ELECT State of Pennsylvania Hon. Sandra Major 130 N. Bridge Street Suite 3 Tunkhannock PA 18657 570‐836‐5888

CPL PA ELECT State of Pennsylvania Hon. Kurt A Masser 414 Irvis Office Building PO Box 202107 Harrisburg PA 17120 ‐2107 707‐260‐6134

CPL PA ELECT State of Pennsylvania Hon. Kurt A Masser 239 Mill Street Suite 1 Danville PA 17821 570‐275‐3700

CPL PA ELECT State of Pennsylvania Senator Charles MclIhnney, Jr. 22 S. Main St. Suite 220 Doylestown PA 18901 215‐489‐5000

CPL PA ELECT State of Pennsylvania Senator Charles MclIhnney, Jr. Senate Box 203010 Room: 187 Main Capitol Harrisburg PA 17120 ‐3010 717‐787‐7305

CPL PA ELECT State of Pennsylvania Hon. David R Millard 904B Orange Street Berwick PA 18603 570‐759‐8734

CPL PA ELECT State of Pennsylvania Hon. David R Millard 402B Irvis Office Building PO Box 202109 Harrisburg PA 17120 ‐2109 717‐783‐1102

CPL PA ELECT State of Pennsylvania Hon. David R Millard 1000 Market Street Market Street Plaza, Suite 39 Bloomsburg PA 17815 570‐387‐0246

CPL PA ELECT State of Pennsylvania Hon. Stan Saylor 121 Main Capitol Building PO Box 202094 Harrisburg PA 17120 ‐2094 717‐783‐6426

CPL PA ELECT State of Pennsylvania Hon. Stan Saylor 15 South Main Street 2nd Floor Red Lion PA 17356 717‐244‐9232

CPL PA ELECT State of Pennsylvania Senator Lloyd K Smucker 123 N. Prince Street Lancaster PA 17603 717‐397‐1309

CPL PA ELECT State of Pennsylvania Senator Lloyd K Smucker Senate Box 203013 Room: 351 Main Capitol Harrisburg PA 17120 ‐3013 717‐787‐6535

CPL PA ELECT State of Pennsylvania Hon. RoseMarie Swanger 403 Irvis Office Building PO Box 202102 Harrisburg PA 17120 ‐2102 717‐787‐2686

CPL PA ELECT State of Pennsylvania Hon. Mike Tobash 988 East Main Street Schuylkill Haven PA 17972 570‐385‐8235

CPL PA ELECT State of Pennsylvania Senator John N Wozniak 2307 Bedford Street Johnstown PA 15904 814‐266‐2277

CPL PA ELECT State of Pennsylvania Senator John N Wozniak Senate Box 203035 Room: 10 East Wing Harrisburg PA 17120 ‐3035 717‐787‐5400

CPL PA ELECT State of Pennsylvania Senator Gene Yaw 1 Elizabeth Street Suite 13 Towanda PA 18848 570‐265‐7448

CPL PA ELECT State of Pennsylvania Senator Gene Yaw Senate Box 203023 Room: 362 Main Capitol Harrisburg PA 17120 ‐3023 717‐787‐3280

CPL PA NGO The Nature Conservancy Southeast Pennsylvania 15 East Ridge Pike, Suite 100 Conshohocken PA 19428 610‐834‐1232

CPL PA NGO The Nature Conservancy Pennsylvania Chapter 2101 North Front Street Building #1, Suite 200 Harrisburg PA 17110

717‐232‐6001 or

866‐298‐1267 [email protected]

CPL PA NGO Pennsylvania Ducks Unlimited State Chairperson JF Felchock 4234 Rosewood dr Schnecksville PA 18078 484‐505‐6791 [email protected]

Station 160, 150, 145 PA NGO The Nature Conservancy, Pennsylvania Field Office 2101 North Front Street Building #1, Suite 200 Harrisburg PA 17110 717‐232‐6001 pa_chaptertnc.org

CPL PA COUNTY Clinton Gallagher Clinton County Conservancy C/O Michael Singer 1117 Spruce Street Philadelphia PA 19107

PA COUNTY Clinton Clinton County Commissioners Chairman Robert Pete Smeltz 232 East Main Lock Haven PA 17745

PA COUNTY Clinton Clinton County Commissioners Sheriff 233 East Main Lock Haven PA 17745

PA COUNTY Clinton Clinton County Commissioners Vice Chairman Jeffrey Snyder 232 East Main Lock Haven PA 17745

PA COUNTY Clinton Clinton County Commissioners Commissioner Joel Long 232 East Main Lock Haven PA 17745

Grugan Loop PA MEDIA Clinton Gallagher The Express 9‐11 W. Main Street Lock Haven PA 17745 570‐748‐6791

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Stakeholder List


Grugan Loop PA NGO Clinton Gallagher Clinton Conservation District District Manager Mary Ann Bovour 45 Cooperation Lane Milll Hall PA 17751 570‐726‐3798

Grugan Loop PA TOWNSHIP Clinton Gallagher Gallagher Supervisor Skip Hocker 570‐769‐3263 [email protected]

Grugan Loop PA TOWNSHIP Clinton Gallagher Clinton County Sheriff's Office 230 East Water Street Lock Haven PA 17745 570‐893‐4070

Grugan Loop PA TOWNSHIP Clinton Gallagher Haneyville Volunteer Fire Department 15351 Coudersport Pike Lock Haven PA 17745 570‐769‐6769

Grugan Loop PA TOWNSHIP Clinton Gallagher Clinton County Chief Clerk Amy ___ 230 E Water Street Lock Haven PA 17745 570‐893‐4000 [email protected]

Grugan Loop PA TOWNSHIP Clinton Gallagher Gallagher Township Supervisor Steve Catherine Haneyville Volunteer Fire Dept 15351 Coudersport Pike Lock Haven PA 17745

Grugan Loop PA TOWNSHIP Clinton Gallagher Gallagher Township Supervisors Skip Hocker 26 Irish Lane Lock Haven PA 17745 570‐769‐3263

CPL PA COUNTY Columbia Hemlock Buckhorn Community Volunteer Fire Company #1 19 Firehall Rd Bloomsburg PA 17815

CPL PA COUNTY Columbia Columbia County Commissioners Chris E Young 11 West Main Street Main Street County Annex Bloomsburg PA 17815 570‐389‐5608

CPL PA COUNTY Columbia Columbia County Commissioners Rich Ridgeway 11 West Main Street Main Street County Annex Bloomsburg PA 17815 570‐389‐5608

CPL PA COUNTY Columbia Columbia County Commissioners David M Kovach 11 West Main Street Main Street County Annex Bloomsburg PA 17815 570‐389‐5608

CPL PA COUNTY Columbia Columbia County Planning Commission Chair William Brobst 26 West First Street Bloomsburg PA 17815 570‐389‐9146

CPL PA COUNTY Columbia Columbia County Planning Commission Vice‐Chair Ben Mike 26 West First Street Bloomsburg PA 17815 570‐389‐9146

CPL PA COUNTY Columbia Columbia County Sheriff Timothy T Chamberlain 35 West Main Street Bloomsburg PA 17815 570‐389‐5622 [email protected]

CPL PA NGO Columbia Columbia Conservation District District Manager Maryruth Wagner 702 Sawmill Road Suite 204 Bloomberg PA 17815 570‐726‐3798

CPL Alternative PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Benton Benton Police Department 150 Colley Street Benton PA 17814 570‐925‐5432

CPL Alternative PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Benton Benton Township 236 Shickshinny Road Benton PA 17814 570‐925‐6166

CPL Alternative PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Benton North Mountain Fire Company 991 Elk Grove Road Benton PA 17814 570‐925‐6900

CPL Alternative PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Benton Benton Township Supervisors Chairman William "Woody" Ertwine 92 Pied Piper Road Benton PA 17814 570‐925‐6384

CPL Alternative PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Benton Benton Township Planning Commission Patrick Stemrich 1557 N. Bendertown Road Stillwater PA 17878 570‐925‐6810

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Benton Township Supervisors Chair William Woody Ertwine 92 Pied Piper Rd Benton PA 17184

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Benton Township Supervisors Supervisor Gerald Houseweart 146 Dotyville Rd Benton PA 17184

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Benton Township Supervisors Supervisor Joseph Casarella 322 Honeytown Rd Benton PA 17878

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Benton Township Supervisors Secretary Terri Adams 236 Shickshinny Road Benton PA 17814

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Benton Borough Borough Council Mayor Janet Swan 500 Main Street Benton PA 17814

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Benton Borough Borough Council Councilwoman Jan Jankowski P.O. Box 448 Benton PA 17814

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Benton Borough Borough Council Councilman Dan Jankowski P.O. Box 605 Benton PA 17814

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Benton Borough Borough Council Vice Chair Edwin Hartman P.O. Box 313 Benton PA 17814

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Benton Borough Borough Council Chair Huber Kline Main Street Benton PA 17814

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Benton Borough Borough Council Councilwoman Diane Laubach P.O. Box 520 Benton PA 17814

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Benton Borough Borough Council Councilman Bryan Hart P.O. Box 520 Benton PA 17814

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Cleveland Cleveland Township Lamar J. Molick 570‐672‐9407 [email protected]

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Cleveland Cleveland Township 46 Jefferson Road Elysburg PA 17824 570‐672‐9407

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Cleveland Cleveland Township Chairman Henry Doraski 535 Ashton Hallow Road Catawissa PA 17820 570‐672‐9407 [email protected]

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Cleveland Cleveland Township Planning Commission Chair Daniel Knoebel 113 Center School Road Elysburg PA 17824 570‐799‐0169

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Cleveland Cleveland Township Supervisor Troy Litwhiler 340 Ashton Hollow Rd Catawissa PA 17820 570‐336‐6961 [email protected]

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Franklin Franklin Township 313 Mt. Zion Road Catawissa PA 17820 570‐394‐8610

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Franklin Franklin Township Supervisors Chair Edwin Lease 260 Orchard Drive Catawissa PA 17820 570‐356‐2895 [email protected]

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Franklin Franklin Township Planning Commission Chairman Ronald Rohrbach 240 Southern Drive Catawissa PA 17820 570‐356‐7654

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Greenwood Greenwood Township 90 Shed Road Millville PA 17846 570‐458‐0212 [email protected]

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Greenwood Greenwood Township Supervisors Supervisor Joseph Farr 858 Chestnut Road Milville PA 17846 570‐458‐0212 [email protected]

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Greenwood Greenwood Township Planning Commission Chair Edwin Houseknecht 39 Acre Road Millville PA 17846 570‐458‐6257

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Hemlock Township of Hemlock 2630 Firehall Rd Bloomsburg PA 17815

CPL, Station 610 PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Hemlock Hemlock Township Police Department 26 Firehall Rd Bloomsburg PA 18715 570‐784‐6543

CPL, Station 610 PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Hemlock Hemlock Township Board of Supervisors David Bardo Hemlock Township Municipal Building 26 Firehall Road Bloomsburg PA 17815 570‐784‐6178 [email protected]

CPL, Station 610 PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Hemlock Hemlock Township Planning Commission Jay Jr. Fritz 580 Hemlock Street Bloomsburg PA 18715 570‐784‐0757

CPL, Station 610 PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Hemlock Hemlock Township Manager Stephanie Haney Hemlock Township Municipal Building 26 Firehall Road Bloomsburg PA 17815 570‐784‐6178 [email protected]

CPL, Station 610 PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Hemlock Hemlock Township Supervisors Chairman Albert Jr. Hunsinger 323 Quarry Drive Bloomsburg PA 18715 570‐387‐0890 [email protected]

CPL, Station 610 PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Hemlock Hemlock Township Mark Morrow 188 Dutch Hill Rd. Bloomsburg PA 17815 570‐784‐7997 [email protected]

CPL, Station 517 PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Jackson Jackson Township 862 Waller Divide Road Benton PA 17814 570‐925‐2401 [email protected]

CPL, Station 517 PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Jackson Jackson Township Planning Commission President Kerry Fritz 696 Waller‐Divide Road Benton PA 17814 570‐925‐2674

CPL, Station 517 PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Jackson Jackson Township Supervisors Chairman Ronald Robbins 704 Mendenhall Hill Road Benton PA 17814 570‐925‐2168

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Jackson Township Supervisor Supervisor Clayton Emery 114 Andys Hill Rd Benton PA 17814

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Jackson Township Supervisor Supervisor Gregory Remley 223 Andys Hill Rd Benton PA 17814

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Jackson Township Supervisor Supervisor Ronald Robbins 704 Mendenhall Hill Road Benton PA 17814

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Montour Montour Township 195 Rupert Drive Bloomsburg PA 18715 570‐784‐4222 [email protected]

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Montour Montour Township Police Department Terry Eckard 238 Jackson Street Bloomsberg PA 17815 570‐784‐5454 [email protected]

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Montour Montour Township Planning Commission Chairman Thomas R Johnson 193 Rupert Drive Bloomsburg PA 18715 570‐784‐2394

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Montour Montour Township Supervisor Joseph Mullen 42 Perry Ave. Bloomsburg PA 17815 570‐754‐7445 [email protected]

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Montour Montour Township Chair, Supervisor Gerald Powers 56 Avon Ave. Bloomsburg PA 17815

570‐788‐7388, 570‐

784‐4222 [email protected]

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Montour Montour Township Zoning Officer Brad Prater 37 Avon Avenue Bloomsberg PA 17815 479‐595‐4102 [email protected]

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Montour Montour Township Chairman, Planning Board Linda Woodword 195 Rupert Drive Bloomsburg PA 17815 5710‐784‐4222 [email protected]

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Montour Township of Montour 208 Legion Rd Bloomsburg PA 17815

CPL, Unity Loop PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Montour Montour Township Zoning Officer Brad Pater 37 Avon Avenue Bloomsberg PA 17815 479‐595‐4102 [email protected]

CPL, Unity Loop PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Montour Montour Township Chairman, Planning Board Linda Woodward Municipal Building, 195 Rupert Dr Bloomsberg PA 17815

CPL, Station 610 PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Mount Pleasant Mount Pleasant Township Donald B Brown 230 McWilliams Road Bloomsburg PA 17815 570‐380‐9998 [email protected]

CPL, Station 610 PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Mount Pleasant Mount Pleasant Township Jim Faus 230 McWilliams Road Bloomsburg PA 17815 570‐857‐6884

CPL, Station 610 PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Mount Pleasant Mount Pleasant Township Supervisors Chairman Tod Fenstermacher 230 McWilliams Road Bloomsburg PA 18715 570‐784‐4520 [email protected]

CPL, Station 610 PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Mount Pleasant Mount Pleasant Chairman Supervisor Tod Fenstermacher 156 Peacock Corners Road Bloomsberg PA 17815 570‐854‐4849 FAX 570‐784‐3547

CPL, Station 610 PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Mount Pleasant Mount Pleasant Township Road Foreman/Supervisor John R Gordner 230 McWilliams Road Bloomsburg PA 17815 570‐784+2603

CPL, Station 610 PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Mount Pleasant Mount Pleasant Township Len Hornberger 230 McWilliams Road Bloomsburg PA 17815

CPL, Station 610 PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Mount Pleasant Mount Pleasant Township Marie Hornberger 230 McWilliams Road Bloomsburg PA 17815 570‐784‐4139

CPL, Station 610 PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Mount Pleasant Mount Pleasant Township Sadi Jenstermach 230 McWilliams Road Bloomsburg PA 17815 570‐854‐484x

CPL, Station 610 PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Mount Pleasant Mount Pleasant Township Secretary Coralee Kindt 230 McWilliams Road Bloomsburg PA 17815 570‐764‐7xxx [email protected]

CPL, Station 610 PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Mount Pleasant Mount Pleasant Township Supervisor Tammy G Robbins 126 Kyttle Hollow Road 423 Robbins Road Bloomsburg PA 17815 570‐458‐644x [email protected]

CPL, Station 610 PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Mount Pleasant Mount Pleasant Township Carl Shaner 230 McWilliams Road Bloomsburg PA 17815 570‐387‐0482

CPL, Station 610 PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Mount Pleasant Mount Pleasant Township Nelson Sherman 230 McWilliams Road Bloomsburg PA 17815 570‐784‐372x [email protected]

CPL, Station 610 PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Mount Pleasant Mount Pleasant Township Planning Commission Gary Sitler 29 Peacock Corners Road Bloomsburg PA 18715 570‐784‐5767

CPL, Station 610 PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Mount Pleasant Mount Pleasant Township 558 Millertown Road Bloomsburg

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Mount Pleasant Mount Pleasant Twp Supervisors 230 Mcwilliams Rd Bloomsburg PA 17815

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Mount Pleasant Township of Mount Pleasant 558 Millertown Rd Bloomsburg PA 17815

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Orange Orange Township Town Secretary Erica Burkhart 2028 State Route 487 Orangeville PA 17859 570‐683‐5836 [email protected]



Stakeholder List


CPL PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Orange Orange Township Supervisors Chairman Calvin Fox 285 Stoney Brook Road Orangeville PA 17859 570‐683‐6312 [email protected]

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Orange Orange Township Planning Commission John Grabert McHenry Hill road Orangeville PA 17859 570‐683‐5288

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Orange Orange Township Steve Hoffman 14 Knob Mountain Terr. Orangeville PA 17859 570‐683‐5294 [email protected]

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Sugarloaf Sugarloaf Twp

Elected and Apppointed

Officials Terri Adams 90 Schoolhouse Rd Benton PA 17814

570‐925‐6166; 570‐

925‐6031 [email protected]

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Sugarloaf Sugarloaf Township Chair Jerry Laubach 188 Saint Gabriels Rd. Benton PA 17814 570‐925‐6743 [email protected]

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Sugarloaf Sugarloaf Township Supervisors and Planning Commission Edward III Sidinger 33 Water Street Benton PA 17814 570‐925‐5203

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Columbia Cty Planning Commission information Desk Cardine Creesey 26 West First Street Bloomsburg PA 17815 570‐389‐9146

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Columbia Columbia Cty Planning Commission Director Bob Nuntest 26 West First Street Bloomsburg PA 17815 570‐389‐9146

CPL PA MUNICIPALITY Dauphin East Hanover Grantville Transit Authority Inc 51 Main St Denver PA 17517

CPL PA MUNICIPALITY Dauphin East Hanover Ono Fire Company 10805 Jonestown Rd Jonestown PA 17038

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Dauphin East Hanover Township of East Hanover 1117 School House Road Annville PA 17003

CPL PA COUNTY Lancaster Lancaster Conservation District District Manager Donald McNutt 1383 Arcadia Road Room 200 Lancaster PA 17601 ‐3149 717‐299‐5361

CPL PA COUNTY Lancaster East Donegal Lancaster County 1050 Rockford Rd Lancaster PA 17602

CPL PA COUNTY Lancaster Martic Lancaster County Conservancy Po Box 716 Lancaster PA 17608

CPL PA COUNTY Lancaster West Hempfield Columbia Fish & Game Association 4350 Marietta Ave Columbia PA 17512

CPL PA COUNTY Lancaster West Hempfield Columbia Fish & Game Association 4323 Fairview Rd Columbia PA 17512

CPL PA COUNTY Lancaster Lancaster County Commissioners Chairman Dennis P Stuckey Lancaster County Government Center 150 N Queen St Lancaster PA 17603 707‐299‐8000

CPL PA COUNTY Lancaster Lancaster County Commissioners Vice‐Chairman Scott F Martin Lancaster County Government Center 150 N Queen St Lancaster PA 17603 707‐299‐8000

CPL PA COUNTY Lancaster Lancaster County Commissioners Craig E Lehman Lancaster County Government Center 150 N Queen St Lancaster PA 17603 707‐299‐8000

CPL PA COUNTY Lancaster Lancaster County Planning Commission Countywide Planning Mike Domin 150 N. Queen St. Lancaster PA 17603 717‐299‐8333 [email protected]

CPL PA COUNTY Lancaster Lancaster County Planning Commission Countywide Planning Mary Frey 150 N. Queen St. Lancaster PA 17603 717‐299‐8333 [email protected]

PA COUNTY Lancaster Lancaster County Sheriffs Office Sheriff Mark S Reese 50 North Duke Street PO Box 83480 Lancaster PA 17608

CPL PA LIBRARY Lancaster Conestoga McNairy Library 9 N George St Millersville PA 17551 717‐872‐3612

CPL PA LIBRARY Lancaster Drumore Quarryville Library 357 Buck Road Quarryville PA 17566 717‐786‐1336

CPL PA LIBRARY Lancaster East Donegal The Milanof‐Schock Library 1184 Anderson Ferry Road Mount Joy PA 17552 717‐653‐1510

CPL PA LIBRARY Lancaster Martic Pequea Valley Public Library 31 Center Street Intercourse PA 17534 717‐768‐3160

CPL PA LIBRARY Lancaster Lancaster Public Library ‐ Mountville Branch 120 College Avenue Mountville PA 17554 717‐285‐3231

CPL PA MEDIA Lancaster Conestoga Lancaster Newspapers 8 West King Street PO Box 1328 Lancaster PA 17603 717‐291‐8811

CPL PA MEDIA Lancaster Drumore Lancaster Newspapers 8 West King Street PO Box 1328 Lancaster PA 17603 717‐291‐8811

CPL PA MEDIA Lancaster Manor Lancaster Newspapers 8 West King Street PO Box 1328 Lancaster PA 17603 717‐291‐8811

CPL PA MEDIA Lancaster Mount Joy Lancaster Newspapers 8 West King Street PO Box 1328 Lancaster PA 17603 717‐291‐8811

CPL PA MEDIA Lancaster West Hempfield Lancaster Newspapers 8 West King Street PO Box 1328 Lancaster PA 17603 717‐291‐8811

CPL PA MUNICIPALITY Lancaster East Donegal Mount Joy Borough Authority 1330 Carmany Rd Mount Joy PA 17552

CPL PA MUNICIPALITY Lancaster East Donegal Mount Joy Borough Authority 960 Donegal Springs Rd Mount Joy PA 17552

CPL PA MUNICIPALITY Lancaster East Donegal Mount Joy Borough Authority 1271 Carmany Rd Mount Joy PA 17552

CPL PA MUNICIPALITY Lancaster West Hempfield Lancaster City 120 N Duke St Lancaster PA 17602

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Lancaster Conestoga Conestoga Township 3959 Main Street PO Box 98 Conestoga PA 17516 717‐872‐4301

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Lancaster Conestoga Conestoga Township Supervisors Chariman Craig C. Eshleman 3959 Main Street PO Box 98 Conestoga PA 17516 717‐872‐4301

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Lancaster Conestoga Conestoga Twp Craig Eshleman PO Box 98 3959 Main Street Conestoga Township PA 17516 717‐872‐4301

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Lancaster Conestoga Southern Regional Police Department Chief of Police John Fiorill 3284 Main Street PO Box 254 Conestoga PA 17516 717‐872‐0352 [email protected]

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Lancaster Conestoga Conestoga Volunteer Fire Company Fire Chief Larry Jr. Frankford 3290 Main Street PO Box 53 Conestoga PA 17516 800‐691‐3473

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Lancaster Conestoga Conestoga Township 3959 Main St Conestoga PA

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Lancaster Drumore Drumore Township Supervisors 1675 Furniss Road Drumore PA 17518 717‐548‐2660 [email protected]

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Lancaster Drumore Southern Regional Police Department Chief of Police John Fiorill 3284 Main Street PO Box 254 Conestoga PA 17516 717‐872‐0352 [email protected]

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Lancaster Drumore Drumore Twp Chairman Kolin McCauley 1221 Slate Hill Rd Quarryville PA 17566 717‐548‐2660 [email protected]

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Lancaster Drumore Robert Fulton Volunteer Fire Company Fire Chief Tracy L. Tomlinson 2271 Robert Fulton Hwy PO Box 8 Peach Bottom PA 17563 717‐548‐8995

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Lancaster East Donegal East Donegal Township 190 Rock Point Road Marietta PA 17547 717‐426‐3167

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Lancaster East Donegal East Donegal Township Township Manager Jeffrey Butler 190 Rock Point Road Marietta PA 17547 717‐426‐3167 [email protected]

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Lancaster East Donegal East Donegal Twp Jeff Butler 190 Rock Point Road Marietta PA 17547 717‐426‐3167 [email protected]

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Lancaster East Donegal Susquehanna Regional Police Department Chief of Police Ed Haugh 188 Rock Point Road Marietta PA 17547 717‐426‐1164 [email protected]

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Lancaster East Donegal Maytown ‐ East Donegal Township Fire Department Fire Chief Adam J. Kosheba 160 East High Street PO Box 68 Maytown PA 17550 717‐426‐1290

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Lancaster Manor Lancaster Area Sewer Authority 2136 River Rd Washington Boro PA 17582

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Lancaster Manor Lancaster Area Sewer Authority 2232 River Rd Washington Boro PA 17582

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Lancaster Manor Lancaster Area Sewer Authority 4080 Blue Rock Rd Washington Boro PA 17582

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Lancaster Manor Manor Twp Asst. Mgr of Barry Smith Ryan ___ 950 W Fairway Dr Lancaster PA 17603 717‐397‐4769 manor@manortwp

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Lancaster Manor Manor Township Supervisors Chairman Brandon Clark 950 W. Fairway Drive Lancaster PA 17603 717‐397‐4769

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Lancaster Manor Manor Township Police Department Chief of Police Todd Graeff 950 W. Fairway Drive Lancaster PA 17603 717‐299‐5231 [email protected]

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Lancaster Manor Blue Rock Fire Rescue Fire Chief Rob Muschlitz 1697 Temple Ave Lancaster PA 17603 717‐872‐9345

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Lancaster Manor Manor Township Planning Commission Chairman Pamela Shellenberger 950 W. Fairway Drive Lancaster PA 17603 717‐397‐4769

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Lancaster Manor Manor Township Township Manager Barry Smith 950 W. Fairway Drive Lancaster PA 17603 717‐397‐4769 [email protected]

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Lancaster Martic Martic Township 370 Steinman Farm Road Pequea PA 17565 717‐284‐2167

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Lancaster Martic Martic Twp Secretary to Duane Sellers Beth Birchall 370 Steinman Farm Road Pequea PA 17565 717‐284‐2167 [email protected]

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Lancaster Martic Martic Twp Chairman Duane Sellers 370 Steinman Farm Road Pequea PA 17565 717‐284‐2167 [email protected]

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Lancaster Martic Martic Township Supervisors Chairman Duane Sellers 370 Steinman Farm Road Pequea PA 17565 717‐284‐2167

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Lancaster Martic Pennsylvania State Police Captain William P. White 2099 Lincoln Highway East Lancaster PA 17602 717‐299‐1650

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Lancaster Mount Joy Elizabethtown Fire Department Fire Chief Jason Bock 171 North Nount Joy Street Elizabethtown PA 17022 717‐367‐5300

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Lancaster Mount Joy Mount Joy Twp Administrator Steve Gault 159 Merts Dr Elizabetown PA 17022 717‐367‐8917 [email protected]

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Lancaster Mount Joy Mount Joy Township Township Administrator Stephen Gault 159 Merts Drive Elizabethtown PA 17022 717‐367‐8917 [email protected]

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Lancaster Mount Joy Northwest Regional Police Chief of Police Mark E. Mayberry 155 Merts Drive Elizabethtown PA 17022 717‐367‐8481

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Lancaster Mount Joy Mount Joy Township Supervisors Chairman David W. Sweigart 159 Merts Drive Elizabethtown PA 17022 717‐367‐8917 [email protected]

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Lancaster Mount Joy Township of Mount Joy 8795 Elizabethtown Rd Elizabethtown PA 17022

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Lancaster West Hempfield West Hempfield Township Planning Commission Chairman Ronald K. Beam 349 Brenda Lynn Drive Mountville PA 17554

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Lancaster West Hempfield West Hempfield Township Fire and Rescue Company Fire Chief Barry Carter 3519 Marietta Avenue Lancaster PA 17601 717‐285‐4929

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Lancaster West Hempfield West Hempfield Township Supervisors Chairman David Dummeyer 1665 West Silver Spring Road Landisville PA 17538 717‐898‐8529

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Lancaster West Hempfield West Hempfield Township Police Department Chief of Police Mark G. Pugliese 3401 Marietta Avenue Lancaster PA 17601 717‐285‐5191

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Lancaster West Hempfield West Hempfield Township Township Manager Ron L. Youtz 3401 Marietta Avenue Lancaster PA 17601 717‐285‐5554 [email protected]‐hempfield.pa.us

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Lancaster West Hempfield West Hempfield Twp Manager Ron Youtz 3401 Marietta Avenue Lancaster PA 17601 717‐285‐5554 [email protected]‐hempfield.pa.us

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Lancaster West Hempfield Township of West Hempfield 635 Raintree Rd Columbia PA 17512



CPL PA TOWNSHIP Lancaster West Hempfield Township of West Hempfield 3939 Laurel Run Columbia PA 17512

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Lancaster West Hempfield Township of West Hempfield 4380 Fairview Rd Columbia PA 17512

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Lancaster Martic Rawlinsville Volunteer Fire Company Fire Chief Carl Strickler 33 Martic Heights Dr Holtwood PA 17532 717‐284‐3023

CPL PA COUNTY Lebanon Lebanon County Sheriff's Office Michael DeLeo Room 3, Municipal Building 400 South 8th Street Lebanon PA 17042 ‐6794 717‐228‐2054



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CPL PA COUNTY Lebanon Lebanon County Commissioners Chairman Robert Phillips Room 207, Municipal Building 400 South 8th Street Lebanon PA 17042

CPL PA COUNTY Lebanon Lebanon County Planning Department Director, GIS Department Cherie Prentice‐Brown Room 208, Municipal Bldg 400 South 8th Street Lebanon PA 17042 717‐228‐4491 cprentice‐[email protected]

CPL PA COUNTY Lebanon Lebanon County Planning Department Executive Director Kristopher D. Troup 400 S. 8th Street, Room 206 Lebanon PA 17042 717‐228‐4444 [email protected]

CPL PA COUNTY Lebanon Lebanon County Planning Department Executive Director Kristopher D Troup 400 S. 8th Street, Room 206 Lebanon PA 17042 ‐6794

717‐228‐4444; 717‐

228‐4453 Fax‐ [email protected]

CPL PA ELECT Lebanon

Annville, South Annville,

North Londonberry, South

Londonberry State of Pennsylvania Hon. Mauree Gingrich 106 Ryan Office Building PO Box 202101 Harrisburg PA 17120 ‐2101 717‐783‐1815

CPL PA ELECT Lebanon Bethel State of Pennsylvania Hon. RoseMarie Swanger 2232 Lebanon Valley Mall Unit F3 Lebanon PA 17042 717‐277‐2101

CPL PA MEDIA Lebanon Lebanon Daily News City/County/Politics John Latimer 718 Poplar St. Lebanon PA 17042

717‐272‐5611 ext.

149 [email protected]

CPL PA MUNICIPALITY Lebanon Union Northern Lebanon School Dist Po Box 100 Fredericksburg PA 17026

CPL PA NGO Lebanon Lebanon Conservation District District Manager Lynette Gelsinger Lebanon Valley Ag Center 2120 Cromwell Rd, Suite 5 Lebanon PA 17042 ‐9788 717‐272‐3908 x 4

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Lebanon Annville Annville Township Police Department 36 North Lancaster Street Annville PA 17003 717‐867‐2711

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Lebanon Annville Annville Twp President Rex Moore 36 N. Lancaster St Annville PA 17003 717‐867‐4476 [email protected]

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Lebanon Annville Annville Town Hall Assistant Secretary Carol Stewart 37 North Lancaster Street Annville PA 17003 717‐867‐4476 [email protected]

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Lebanon Annville Annville Town Hall Township Administrator Nicholas Yingst 36 North Lancaster Street Annville PA 17003 570‐867‐4476 [email protected]

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Lebanon Annville Annville Township Township Administrator Nicolas Yingst 36 North Lancaster Street Annville PA 17003 717‐867‐4476 [email protected]

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Lebanon Cold Spring Township of Union 5 Everest Ln Jonestown PA 17038

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Lebanon East Hanover Grantville Transit Authority Inc 51 Main St Denver PA 17517

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Lebanon East Hanover Ono Fire Company 10805 Jonestown Rd Jonestown PA 17038

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Lebanon East Hanover Township of East Hanover 1117 School House Road Annville PA 17003

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Lebanon East Hanover East Hanover Twp Vice Chairman Matthew Hetrick 1117 School House Road Annville PA 17003 717‐865‐3614 [email protected]

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Lebanon East Hanover Administrative Office East Hanover Township Public Works Director Charles Longreen Township Building 8848 Jonestown Road Grantville PA 17028 717‐469‐2170 [email protected]

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Lebanon East Hanover Administrative Office East Hanover Township Township Manager Ronald L Reeder Township Building 8848 Jonestown Road Grantville PA 17028 717‐469‐0833 [email protected]

PA TOWNSHIP Lebanon East Hanover Township Supervisors Secretary‐Treasurer Dennis Grubb 1117 School House Rd Annville PA 17003

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Lebanon East Hanover Township Supervisors Road Foreman Howard Lerch 1117 School House Rd Annville PA 17003

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Lebanon Jackson Township of Jackson 862 Waller Divide Rd Benton PA 17814

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Lebanon North Annville North Annville Twp Supervisor Adam Wolfe 1020 N. Route 934 Anneville PA 17003 717‐867‐1814 [email protected]

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Lebanon North Annville North Annville Township 33 Towpath Rd Annville PA 17003

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Lebanon North Annville Township of Annville 36 N Lancaster St Annville PA 17003

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Lebanon South Annville South Annville Twp Don Umberger 1000 Clear View Lane Lebanon PA 17042 717‐867‐2846 [email protected]

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Lebanon South Londonderry South Londonderry Twp Township Manager Tom Ernharth Township Municipal Building 20 West Market Street, PO Box 3 Cambelltown PA 17010 ‐3000 717‐838‐5556

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Lebanon South Londonderry Board of Supervisors, South Londonderry Township Chairman Rugh Henderson Township Municipal Building, 20 West Market St P.O. Box 3 Campbelltown PA 17010 ‐0003

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Lebanon South Londonderry Board of Supervisors South Londonderry Township Chairman Rugh Henderson Township Building, 20 West Market Street P.O. Box 3 Campbelltown PA 17010 ‐0003 717‐838‐5556

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Lebanon South Londonderry Township of South Londonderry 844 Lawn Rd Lawn PA 17041

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Lebanon Union Union Twp Chairman Dennis Firestone 3111 S.R. 72 Jonestown PA 17038 717‐865‐4039 [email protected]

CPL PA COUNTY Luzerne Luzerne County Court House Clerk of the County Council Brittany M. Burgess 200 N River St Wilkes‐Barre PA 18711 570‐825‐1634 [email protected]

CPL PA COUNTY Luzerne Luzerne County Court House County Manager Robert C. Lawton 200 N River St Wilkes‐Barre PA 18711 570‐825‐1635 [email protected]

CPL PA ELECT Luzerne Dallas Dallas Borough Mayor Timothy J. Carroll 25 Main Street Dallas PA 18612 570‐675‐1389

CPL PA LIBRARY Luzerne Osterhout Free Library – CENTRAL BRANCH 71 South Franklin Street Wilkes‐Barre PA 18701 570‐823‐0156

CPL PA MEDIA Luzerne The Citizens' Voice ‐ Luzerne County Newspaper 75 N. Washington St. Wilkes‐Barre PA 18701 570‐821‐2000

CPL PA MUNICIPALITY Luzerne Lehman Dallas Area Municipal Authority 101 Memorial Hwy Shavertown PA 18708 ‐9603

CPL PA NGO Luzerne Luzerne Conservation District District Manager Josh Longmore 325 Smith Pond Road Shavertown PA 18708 570‐674‐7991

CPL PA NGO Luzerne Sugarloaf Coles Creek Sportsman Club C/O Richard Wilson 363 Watertown Road Shickshinny PA 18655

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Luzerne Kunkle Fire & Ambulance Company Chief Jack Dodson 3943 SR 309 Dallas PA 18612 570‐675‐3334

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Luzerne Dallas Dallas Borough Police Department Chief of Police James Drury 25 Main Street Dallas PA 18612 570‐675‐0161

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Luzerne Dallas Dallas Borough Council President Lee Eckert 25 Main Street Dallas PA 18612 570‐675‐1389

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Luzerne Dallas Dallas Township Board of Supervisors William Grant 601 Tunkhannock Highway P.O. Box 518 Dallas PA 18612 570‐674‐2007

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Luzerne Dallas Dallas Township Police Department Chief of Police Robert G. Jolley 2919 SR 309 Highway Dallas PA 18612 570‐674‐2003 [email protected]

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Luzerne Dallas Back Mountain Regional Emergency Management Fire Chief Harry Vivian 184 E. Center Hill Road Dallas PA 18704 570‐675‐0636

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Luzerne Dallas Dallas Twp Chairman Frank Wagner Municipality of Dallas Township P.O. Box 518 Dallas PA 18612 570‐674‐2007

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Luzerne Dallas Dallas Twp Po Box 518 Dallas PA 18612

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Luzerne Fairmount Fairmount Township Municipal Road 867 Old Tioga Turnpike Benton PA 17814 570‐864‐2495

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Luzerne Fairmount Fairmount Township Volunteer Fire & Ambulance Company 671 State Route 118 Sweet Valley PA 18656 570‐477‐3691

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Luzerne Fairmount Fairmount Township Commissioner Dave Keller 157 Lincoln Way East Chambersburg PA 17201 570‐380‐3013 [email protected]

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Luzerne Lake Lake Township Police Department 475 Wyoming Avenue Wyoming PA 18644 570‐697‐2000

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Luzerne Lake Lake Township Chairman Lonnie Piatt 488 State Route 29 Harvey's Lake PA 18618 570‐639‐2828 [email protected]

CPL, regulator station MP

L92.0 PA TOWNSHIP Luzerne Lehman Lehman Township Volunteer Fire Co Inc Firehouse Road P.O. Box 184 Lehman PA 18627 570‐675‐5654


L92.0 PA TOWNSHIP Luzerne Lehman Lehman Twp Road Master Doug Ide 11 Carverton Rd Shaverton PA 18708 570‐899‐1060 [email protected]


L92.0 PA TOWNSHIP Luzerne Lehman Lehman Township Police Department Chief of Police Howard Kocher 1183 Old Route 115 P.O. Box 100 Lehman PA 18627 570‐675‐1438


L92.0 PA TOWNSHIP Luzerne Lehman Catawissa Police Department Chief of Police Anthony Kopitsky 118 North Third Street Catawissa PA 17820 570‐784‐6300


L92.0 PA TOWNSHIP Luzerne Lehman Lehman Township Municipal Chairman David Sutton 1183 Old Route 115 P.O. Box 262 Lehman PA 18627 570‐674‐7788

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Luzerne Ross Ross Township Secretary/Treasurer 72 Broadway Road Sweet Valley PA 18656

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Luzerne Ross Ross Township 72 Broadway Road Sweet Valley PA 18565 570‐256‐3703

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Luzerne Ross Ross Township Police Department 872 Salem Blvd. Berwick PA 18603 570‐542‐4117

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Luzerne Ross Ross Twp Roadmaster Dave Williams Municipal Building 72 Broadway Road Sweet Valley PA 18656 570‐256‐3703 [email protected]


L92.0 PA TOWNSHIP Luzerne Ross Sweet Valley Volunteer Co. 5383 Main Road P.O. Box 207 Sweet Valley PA 18656 570‐477‐5121

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Luzerne Sugarloaf Township of Sugarloaf 90 Schoolhouse Rd Benton PA 17814

Unity Loop, Grugan Loop PA COUNTY Lycoming County of Lycoming Sheriff Mark Lusk 48 West Third Street Williamsport PA 17701 570‐327‐2280

Unity Loop PA ELECT Lycoming Jordan State of Pennsylvania Hon. Karen Boback 608 Hunter Highway Suite 110 Tunkhannock PA 18657 ‐9707 570‐836‐4777

Unity Loop PA ELECT Lycoming Penn State of Pennsylvania Hon. David S Hickernell 222 S. Market Street Suite 103 Elizabethtown PA 17022 717‐367‐5525

Unity Loop, Grugan Loop PA LIBRARY Lycoming James V. Brown Library 19 East Fourth Street Williamsport PA 17701 570‐326‐0536

Unity Loop, Grugan Loop PA MEDIA Lycoming Sun‐Gazette 252 West Fourth Street Williamsport PA 17701 570‐326‐1551

Unity Loop PA NGO Lycoming Lycoming Conservation District District Manager Mark Davidson 542 Country Farm Road Suite 202 Montoursville PA 17751 570‐433‐3003

CPL, Unity Loop PA TOWNSHIP Lycoming Penn Township 223 Election House Hill Rd. Hughesville PA 17737 570‐584‐3365

Unity Loop PA TOWNSHIP Lycoming Unityville Volunteer Fire Co Fire Chief Tim Mordan 6187 Route 42 North P.O. Box 44 Unityville PA 17774 570‐458‐4437 [email protected]



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Unity Loop PA TOWNSHIP Lycoming Franklin Franklin Township PO Box 85 Lairdsville PA 17742 570‐584‐3240

Unity Loop PA TOWNSHIP Lycoming Franklin Lairdsville Community Fire Co 143 School Ln Lairdsville PA 17742 570‐584‐2605

Unity Loop PA TOWNSHIP Lycoming Franklin Franklin Twp Supervisor Aaron Ritter 322 Ritter Hill Rd Muncy PA 17756 570‐584‐2056

Unity Loop PA TOWNSHIP Lycoming Jordan Jordan Township 4298 Route 43 Highway Unityville PA 17774 570‐ 458‐6880

Unity Loop PA TOWNSHIP Lycoming Jordan Jordan Twp Rayne Ohnmeiss Jortan Township Municipal Building RR1 Unityville PA 17774 570‐458‐5450 [email protected]

Station 520 PA TOWNSHIP Lycoming Mifflin Mifflin Township 106 First Fork Rd. Jersey Shore PA 17740 570‐398‐7123

Station 520 PA TOWNSHIP Lycoming Mifflin Citizen's Fire House Station 45 Fire Chief Matt Fausey 1212 Locust St Jersey Shore PA 17740 570‐398‐0782

Unity Loop PA TOWNSHIP Lycoming Penn Penn Twp Keith Shaner 5767 Beaver Lake Rd Hugesville PA 17737 570‐584‐2475 [email protected]

Unity Loop PA TOWNSHIP Lycoming Penn Hughesville Fire Department Fire Chief Steven Stiger Railroad and Water Street Hughesville PA 17737 570‐584‐3940 [email protected]

CPL PA ELECT Multiple State of Pennsylvania Hon. Garth D. Everett Penn Hills Plaza 21 Kristi Rd., Suite 1 Muncy PA 17756 570‐546‐2084

CPL PA ELECT Multiple State of Pennsylvania Hon. Garth D. Everett 430 Irvis Office Building PO Box 202084 Harrisburg PA 17120 ‐2084 717‐787‐5270

CPL PA ELECT Multiple State of Pennsylvania Senator Gene Yaw 330 Pine Street Suite 204 Williamsport PA 17701 570‐322‐6457

CPL PA COUNTY Northumberland Northumberland County Director Alisha Herb 399 S. 5th St. ‐ Second Floor Sunbury PA 17801

570‐988‐4208;


CPL PA COUNTY Northumberland Northumberland County Commissioners Christiano Julius 399 S 5Th St Sunbury PA 17801

CPL PA COUNTY Northumberland Northumberland County Commissioners James J Mchale PA

CPL PA COUNTY Northumberland Northumberland County Commissioners Robert J Leeser PA

CPL PA COUNTY Northumberland Northumberland County Commissioners Granklin Red Ash 399 S 5Th St Sunbury PA 17801

CPL PA LIBRARY Northumberland Shamokin and Coal Township Public Library 210 East Independence Street Shamokin PA 17872 570‐648‐3202

CPL PA LIBRARY Northumberland Ralpho Township Library Head Librarian Pat Bidding 206 South Market Street, Suite 6 Elysburg PA 17824 570‐672‐2449

CPL PA MEDIA Northumberland The News‐Item Publisher Greg Zyla 707 N. Rock St. Shamokin PA 17872 570‐644‐6397 [email protected]

CPL PA NGO Northumberland Northumberland Conservation District District Manager Judy Becker 441 Plum Creek Road Sunberry PA 17801 570‐495‐4665

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Northumberland Coal Township Commisioners President Craig Fetterman 805 W. Lynn Street Coal Township PA 17866 570‐644‐0395

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Northumberland Coal Coal Twp Robert Slaby 805 W. Lynn Street Coal Township PA 17866 570‐644‐0395 [email protected]

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Northumberland East Camerson East Camerson Chairman Norman Foura 4628 Upper Road Shamokin PA 17875 570‐648‐5025 [email protected]

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Northumberland Ralpho Ralpho Twp Township Manager Joe Springer 206 South Market Street, Suite 1 Elysburg PA 17824 570‐672‐9236 [email protected]

CPL PA COUNTY Schuykill Shuylkill Conservation District District Manager Elizabeth Hinkel 1206 Ag Center Drive Pottsville PA 17901 570‐622‐3742 x 5

CPL PA COUNTY Schuykill Schuylkill County Commissioners Commissioner Frank Staudenmeier 401 North Second Street Pottsville PA 17901

CPL PA COUNTY Schuykill Schuylkill County Commissioners Commissioner George Halcovage 401 North Second Street Pottsville PA 17901

CPL PA COUNTY Schuykill Schuylkill County Commissioners Commissioner Gary Hess 401 North Second Street Pottsville PA 17901

CPL PA COUNTY Schuykill Schuylkill County Sherriff's Office Sheriff Joseph G Groody 401 North Second Street Pottsville PA 17901

CPL PA COUNTY Schuylkill Eldred County of Schuylkill Larry D Hepler 378 Ranch Rd Pitman PA 17964

CPL PA ELECT Schuylkill Tremont Tremont Borough Council Members Mayor William Allar 139 Clay Street Suite 1 Tremont PA 17981 570‐695‐2199 [email protected]

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Schuylkill Eldred Supervisors Eldred Township Chairmen Gretchen Gannon Pettit 409 Kunkletown Road Kunkletown PA 18058 610‐381‐4252 ext. 2 [email protected]

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Schuylkill Eldred Supervisors Eldred Township Supervisor Sharon F Sholt 410 Kunkletown Road Kunkletown PA 18058 610‐381‐4252 ext. 1 [email protected]

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Schuylkill Frailey Frailey Twp Board of Supervisors Keith Allar 23 Maryland Street Frailey PA 17981 570‐527‐8263

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Schuylkill Frailey Supervisors Frailey Township Chairperson Donald Allar 23 Maryland St, Donaldson, PA 17981 Donaldson PA 17981 570‐695‐3980 [email protected]

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Schuylkill Hegins Hegins Township Chairperson Mike Begis 421 South Gap Street P.O. Box 630 Valley View PA 17938 570‐682‐9133

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Schuylkill Hegins Hegins Twp Supervisor Brad Carl P. O. Box 630 421 South Gap Street Valley View PA 17983 570‐682‐9133

[email protected],

[email protected]

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Schuylkill Hegins Hegins Fire Department Fire Chief‐ Hegins Tyron Leitzel P.O. Box 146 Hegins, PA 17938 Hegins PA 17938 570‐682‐9133

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Schuylkill Pine Grove Pine Grove Twp Secretary/Treasurer Kathy Ferguson 175 Oak Grove Road Pine Grove PA 17963 570‐345‐4202 [email protected]

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Schuylkill Pine Grove Board of Supervisors Pine Grove Township Chairwomen Diane Tobin 175 Oak Grove Road Pine Grove PA 17963 570‐345‐4202

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Schuylkill Porter Porter Twp Supervisor Bill Schaeffer 309 W. Wiconisco Street Muir PA 17957 717‐647‐4656 [email protected]

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Schuylkill Porter Board of Supervisors Porter Township Chairperson Troy Troup 309 W. Wiconisco St Muir PA 17957 717‐6747‐4656

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Schuylkill Porter Porter Twp Sr. Chairperson Troy Troup 309 W. Wiconisco Street Muir PA 17957 717‐647‐4656

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Schuylkill Tremont Tremont Twp Solicitor Mark Barket 510 W Market St Pottsville PA 17901 570‐617‐9822

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Schuylkill Tremont Tremont Twp Board of Supervisors John Brommer 166 Molleystown Road Pine Grove PA 17963 570‐345‐2955

CPL PA NGO Snyder National Wild Turkey Federation, Pennsylvania State Chapter Regional Director Walter Bingaman 891 Sunbury Road Shamokin Dam PA 17876 570‐274‐1633 [email protected]

CPL, Station 605 PA COUNTY Susquehanna Susquehanna County DP RS Stoud

CPL, Station 605 PA COUNTY Susquehanna Susquehanna County Chairperson Alan Hall Susquehanna County Court House PO Box 218 Montrose PA 18801 570‐278‐4600

CPL, Station 605 PA NGO Susquehanna Susquehanna Conservation District District Manager Jim Garner 88 Chenango St Montrose PA 18801 570‐278‐4600 x 280

CPL, Station 605 PA TOWNSHIP Susquehanna Sheriff's Office Sheriff Lance Benedict 105 Maple St PO Box 218 Montrose PA 18801

570‐278‐4600, ext.

140 [email protected]

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Susquehanna Lenox Lenox Township Fred Bensen 222 State Route 2016 Nicholson PA 18846

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Susquehanna Lenox Lenox Township Township Supervisor James Taylor 222 State Route 2016 Nicholson PA 18846 570‐289‐4525

Station 605 PA TOWNSHIP Susquehanna Lenox Lenox Township Township Supervisor Leonard Wheatley 222 State Route 2016 Nicholson PA 18446 570‐362‐0439 [email protected]

CPL PA COUNTY Wyoming Tunkhannock Wyoming County Chairman Tom Henry Wyoming County Courthouse 1 Courthouse Square Tunkhannock PA 18657 570‐996‐2228 [email protected]

CPL PA COUNTY Wyoming Tunkhannock Wyoming County Commissioner Judy Mead Wyoming County Courthouse 1 Courthouse Square Tunkhannock PA 18657 570‐996‐2227 [email protected]

CPL PA ELECT Wyoming Nicholson Nicholson Borough Mayor Anne Marie Aylesworth 17 Main Street Nicholson PO Box AD Nicholson PA 18446 570‐942‐6451 [email protected]

CPL PA ELECT Wyoming Tunkhannock Tunkhannock Borough Council Mayor Norman Ball 126 Warren Street Tunkhannock PA 18657 570‐836‐3324

CPL PA LIBRARY Wyoming Tunkhannock Township Tunkhannock Public Library 220 West Tioga St. Tunkhannock PA 18657 570‐836‐16777

CPL PA NGO Wyoming Wyoming Conservation District District Manager Doug Deutch 21 Hollowcrest Road Tunkhannock PA 18657 570‐836‐2589

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Wyoming

Wyoming County EMA

Director Gene Dziak 3880 SR6E Suite One Tunkhannock PA 18657 570‐836‐2828 [email protected]

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Wyoming Overfield Township Police Department Chief of Police Terrance Fisher RR#2 Box 490‐1 Dalton PA 18414 570‐378‐3267 [email protected]

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Wyoming Noxen Township Chairman Carl Shook 160 Elizabeth Street Noxen PA 18636 570‐298‐2003 [email protected]

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Wyoming Clinton Township Clinton Township Suvervisor Mary Calvin 711 Saxonburg Blvd. Saxonberg PA 16056 570‐945‐9576

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Wyoming Clinton Township Clinton Township Supervisor Donald C Chamberlain 711 Saxonburg Blvd. Saxonberg PA 16056 570‐983‐8077 [email protected]

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Wyoming

Clinton Township, Overfield

Township Clinton and Overvfield Township Zoning Officer George Dougherty 711 Saxonburg Blvd. Saxonberg PA 16056 570‐885‐1692

[email protected],

[email protected]

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Wyoming Eaton Eaton Supervisor Paul Rowrer 1331 Sr 29 S Tunkhannock PA 18657 570‐706‐6891 [email protected]

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Wyoming Eaton Road Foreman

Eaton

Tunkannhok/Northumberl

and Kenny White 1331 Sr 29 S Tunkhannock PA 18657 570‐237‐1677

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Wyoming Falls Falls Township Supervisor Levi Bonnice 188 Lincoln Highway, Suite 100 Fairless Hills PA 19030 570‐690‐0839 [email protected]

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Wyoming Falls

Falls Township Zoning

Officer Richard Dixon 188 Lincoln Highway, Suite 100 Fairless Hills PA 19030 570‐574‐8114 [email protected]

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Wyoming Falls Falls Township Supervisor Eugene Dziak Jr. 3880 SR6E Suite One Tunkhannock PA 18657 570‐955‐9653 [email protected]

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Wyoming Falls Falls Township Supervisor Robert Kenia 188 Lincoln Highway, Suite 100 Fairless Hills PA 19030 570‐388‐6030



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CPL PA TOWNSHIP Wyoming Lake Winola Lake Winola Fire Martin Bonifanti PO Box 73 Lake Winola PA 18625

570‐378‐2000;


CPL PA TOWNSHIP Wyoming Nicholson Nicholson Township Supervisor Victor Cholrlorky Wyoming County Courthouse 1 Courthouse Square Tunkhannock PA 18657 570‐942‐6119

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Wyoming Nicholson Nicholson Township Supervisor/Secretary Joann Ritter Wyoming County Courthouse 1 Courthouse Square Tunkhannock PA 18657 570‐942‐4583 [email protected]

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Wyoming Nicholson Nicholson Township Supervisor William O Smith Wyoming County Courthouse 1 Courthouse Square Tunkhannock PA 18657 570‐942‐6948 [email protected]

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Wyoming Tunkhannock Tunkhannock Supervisor Veto Barziloski Jr 1331 Sr 29 S Tunkhannock PA 18657 570‐237‐1556 [email protected]

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Wyoming Tunkhannock Tunkhannock Secretary Judy Gingher 1331 Sr 29 S Tunkhannock PA 18657 570‐836‐3934 [email protected]

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Wyoming Tunkhannock Tunkhannock Municipal Authority Chairman Davis Marshall Authority Office 203 W. Tioga St. Tunkhannock PA 18657 570‐836‐3493

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Wyoming Tunkhannock Tunkhannock Supervisor Glenn Shupp 1331 Sr 29 S Tunkhannock PA 18657 570‐836‐3934

CPL PA TOWNSHIP Wyoming Tunkhannock Tunkhannock Borough Borough Manager Dawn Welch 126 Warren Street Tunkhannock PA 18657 570‐836‐1548

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Atlantic Sunrise

External Communications Plan March 31, 2014

Public Outreach Overview Public outreach is the first step on the critical path for project management and execution and requires

collaboration with every discipline needed to plan, design, build, operate and maintain pipeline facilities.

Both the company and FERC believe that early involvement from stakeholders can help develop better

overall project solutions. Stakeholders include any formal or informal group, organization, agency,

elected official, community leader, and landowner or identified individual who has a direct interest

and/or involvement in the regulatory process and outcome of the project. An effective public outreach

program can help neutralize opposition before, during and after the construction of a pipeline project.

To that end, the FERC pre‐filing process and our project management strategies are directed toward

engaging stakeholders early in the pipeline expansion project process. The company’s guiding principal

is that stakeholders should hear about our projects from the company first and they should hear from us

often.

Public outreach strategy includes:

Early contact

Frequent communication

Listening and learning

Being flexible when possible

Public outreach is much more than mere notification. It is an opportunity to educate and provide

information regarding the project and to develop active support wherever possible. A strong and

credible outreach program requires building integrity and trust with members of the public who live and

work in the project area as well as maintaining an effective coordinated communication effort between

all disciplines needed to successfully execute the project.

This strategic plan is organized using the major regulatory milestones of a Natural Gas 7c Certificate

Application process including prior to pre‐filing, during pre‐filing, the 7c certificate application process,

the issuance of the draft EIS, the final EIS, construction and post construction.

Operating objective Our primary objective is to build credibility and trust by positioning as:

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A developer of critical infrastructure necessary to connect Marcellus supply with market

demand along Transco’s entire system and customers along the eastern seaboard.

A communicative company that is responsive to public concerns.

Committed to working with landowners, as well as local, state and federal agencies, to design

and construct the project in a manner that minimizes environmental and landowner impacts.

Additionally, we must:

Effectively articulate the importance of the project to the region, and communicate the vital role

the new pipeline system will play by transporting much needed natural gas supply to markets

along the Transco pipeline system.

Conduct market analysis on the need for infrastructure to help alleviate spot price spikes and

provide reliability of natural gas to customers along the eastern seaboard.

Communicate how the local economies will benefit from economic activity associated with all

phases of the project especially construction; and will likely bring a modest increase in the

number of permanent jobs in the project area.

Work with communities and stakeholders to educate them about our company, the proposed

project and the regulatory process.

Educate communities where existing facilities are located to help them understand that co‐

locations minimize impact to landowners and communities.

Attempt to achieve win‐win solutions to issues and concerns.

Before the FERC Pre‐filing Process As with any greenfield pipeline project, the project is best served by having outreach activities

begin prior to any other activity in the project area. Local and county officials, business and

community leaders and emergency responders need to receive a ‘heads up’ about the initial

activities that will be undertaken before we formally initiate our regulatory process including

land and survey activities that will impact local landowners and other constituents.

Target audiences

A complete listing of impacted communities and key stakeholders are available on the Atlantic Sunrise Project Stakeholder List.

Local Public Officials, Town/Township Administrators, Emergency Responders, Law Enforcement, Planning Commissions, etc.

Lancaster County, PA

Drumore Township

Martic Township

Conestoga Township

Manor Township

West Hempfield Township

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East Donegal Township

Mount Joy Township

Lebanon County, PA

South Londonderry Township

South Annville Township

North Annville Township

Annville Township

East Hanover Township

Union Township

Schuylkill County, PA

Pine Grove Township

Tremont Township

Frailey Township

Hegins Township

Eldred Township

Barry Township

Butler Township

East Cameron Township

Mount Carmel Township

Cleveland Township

Northumberland County, PA

East Cameron Township

Coal Township

Ralpho Township

Columbia County, PA

Cleveland Township

Franklin Township

Montour Township

Hemlock Township

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Mount Pleasant Township

Orange Township

Greenwood Township

Jackson Township

Sugarloaf Township

Luzerne County, PA

Fairmount Township

Ross Township

Lake Township

Lehman Township

Dallas Township

Wyoming County, PA

Monroe Township

Northmoreland Township

Eaton Township

Falls Township

Overfield Township

Clinton Township

Nicholson Township

Tunkhannock Township

Overfield Township

Susquehanna County, PA

Lenox Township

Clinton County, PA

Gallagher Township

Lycoming County, PA

Jordan Township

Franklin Township

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Penn Township

Mifflin Township

Prince William County, PA

Gainesville Township

Brentsville Township

Howard County, MD

West Friendship District

Orange County, VA

District 3

Appomattox County, VA

Falling River District

Rockingham County, NC

New Bethel Township

Davidson County, NC

Reedy Creek Township

Iredell County, NC

Davidson Township

Cleveland County, NC

Cleveland Township

Spartanburg County, NC

Fairmont Mills

Madison County, GA

Danielsville

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State & Federal Officials Pennsylvania

U.S. Senators

U.S. Representatives

State Senators

State Representatives

Virginia

U.S. Senators

U.S. Representatives

State Senators

State Representatives

Media

Susquehanna County, PA

Susquehanna County Independent

Montrose, PA

www.independentweekender.com

(570) 278‐NEWS

Susquehanna County Transcript

Susquehanna, PA

www.susquehannatranscript.com

(570) 853‐3134

Scranton (PA) Times

Scranton, PA

www.scrantontimes.com

(570) 348‐9135

Wyoming County, PA

Wyoming County Press Examiner

Tunkhannock, PA

http://wcexaminer.com/

570‐836‐2123

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Luzerne County, PA

Times Leader

Wilkes‐Barre, PA

http://timesleader.com

570‐970‐7311

Citizen's Voice

Wilkes‐Barre, PA

http://citizensvoice.com

570‐821‐2072

Standard Speaker

Hazleton, PA

http://standardspeaker.com

570‐455‐3636

Clinton County, PA

Lockhaven Express

Lockhaven, PA

www.lockhaven.com

570‐748‐6791

Columbia County, PA

Press Enterprise

Bloomsburg, PA

www.pressenterpriseonline.com

570‐387‐1234

Northumberland County, PA

The Daily Item

Sunbury, PA

www.dailyitem.com

570‐286‐5671

Schuylkill County, PA

Republican Herald

Pottsville, PA

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http://republicanherald.com

570‐622‐3456

Lebanon County, PA

Lebanon Daily News

Lebanon, PA

http://www.ldnews.com

717‐272‐5611

Lancaster County, PA

The Southern Lancaster Chronicle

Quarryville, PA

www.heraldandchronicle.com

410‐658‐5740

Intelligencer Journal/Lancaster New Era

Lancaster, PA

http://lancasteronline.com

717‐291‐8622

Prince William County, VA

Prince William Times

Leesburg, VA

www.northernvatimes.com

703‐777‐1111

Key messages

Audience Message

Federal / State

Officials

Purpose and need for the project— the need to connect Marcellus

supply with market demand along Transco’s entire system and

customers along the eastern seaboard.

Need for infrastructure to help alleviate spot gas prices and provide

reliability of natural gas to customers along the eastern seaboard.

Seek early input from citizens and local governmental entities to

identify and address local issues.

Educate elected officials about the FERC process and public input

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opportunities.

Public Officials &

Community

Stakeholders

Purpose and need for the project— the need to connect Marcellus

supply with market demand along Transco’s entire system and

customers along the eastern seaboard.

Need for infrastructure to help alleviate spot gas prices and provide

reliability of natural gas to customers along the eastern seaboard.

Seek early input from citizens, governmental entities and other

interested parties to identify and address potential issues.

Educate communities about the FERC process and public input

opportunities.

Landowners

Request early input from landowners to identify and address potential

issues.

Invitations to attend open houses.

Upfront information about field activities and FERC process.

Fair compensation to landowners.

Prompt payment to landowners.

Advance notice of construction activities.

Landowner still retains ownership of land.

Communications Timeline

Date Task

January 2014 Began to identify stakeholders

Develop stakeholder list

February 2014 Begin requesting survey permission from landowners

February 2014 Notify PA state officials

Jan ‐ April 2014 Begin notifying local stakeholders about project and upcoming field activities

Township administrators, county commissioners, emergency responders,

etc.

Request FERC pre‐filing

April 2014 Website available

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April 2014 Notifications to stakeholders and landowners of FERC pre‐filing process

Landowner newsletter

May & June 2014 Newspaper ads and invitations to open houses

Open houses (10)

May 2015 FERC filing

Notification of 7c filing to stakeholders and landowners

Landowner newsletter

June 2016 Proposed start of construction

July 2017 Proposed in‐service

Tactics & Approach Personalize the company. In order to carry out community outreach activities in the pre‐siting

stage, Williams needs to work with potentially impacted communities and local officials to

communicate with them on a personal level.

Build relationships. Develop a list of key stakeholder contacts. An essential key to managing the

flow of information to relevant parties is to first define which individuals, groups or opinion leaders

are important in the siting process. Conduct early meetings with key stakeholders so that they are

not confronted with “surprises.” Listen to the stakeholders’ thoughts, questions or concerns and

proactively work with them to reach win‐win solutions.

Educate stakeholders. Educate stakeholders about the “big picture.” It’s critical that stakeholders

understand (1) the FERC process and (2) how our expansion can help them maintain – or enhance –

their quality of life. Also, identify direct economic benefits that will accrue to the local community as

a result of the project.

Maintain openness. Williams should go out of its way to demonstrate it has nothing to hide. By

making stakeholders aware of new developments and providing them with timely information, they

will begin to perceive Williams as an important information source. The absence of information from

the company opens the door to speculation and misinformation.

Build third‐party endorsement. Third‐party support is vital to building credibility. Earning

endorsements from third parties lends credibility to the pipeline company and its key messages. In

addition, the effectiveness of project key messages is greatly increased when delivered by a third‐

party. This support gives a pipeline project the support it needs to survive the battle of public

opinion.

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Training the Project Team

Everyone who “touches the right of way” or speaks on behalf of the company and/or project will be

properly trained how to conduct public meetings, deal with difficult people, target messages to

specific audiences and other training as necessary. Project team members will be expected to

adhere to INGAA’s Commitment to Landowners.

Risk evaluation If stakeholder concerns are not identified and addressed early in the project, then those

concerns will likely lead to public and political opposition.

Expectations must be managed properly. Pre‐mature communication will frustrate stakeholders

who expect more solidified answers to siting questions.

Credibility will be permanently damaged if commitments are made, but not followed through.

Communication vehicles The most effective way to communicate and build relationships is face‐to‐face meetings.

Additionally, we should rely on other proven communication vehicles including:

Website www.williams.com/atlanticsunrise

Social Media

Toll‐free hotline (866‐455‐9103) / (844‐785‐0455)

E‐mail address: [email protected]

Newsletter

Landowner Information brochure

E‐mail updates

Letters/Correspondence

Table top presentations

Open Houses

Informational briefing handouts for local officials and stakeholders

Fact Sheets

o Project overview

o Safety

o FERC process

Maps

o High‐level county maps for general distribution

o More detailed maps for public officials / open house

Documents

Atlantic Sunrise FERC Application