An update from Spectra Energy on their proposed $3 billion project to connect four existing pipeline systems to flow more Marcellus/Utica gas to New England. In short, Spectra has put the project on pause until mid-2017 while it attempts to get new customers signed.

1. 5400 Westheimer Court
Houston, TX 77056-5310
713.627.5400 main
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 1642
Houston, TX 77251-1642
December 16, 2016
Ms. Kimberly D. Bose, Secretary
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
888 First Street, NE
Washington, DC 20426
Re: Monthly Progress Report
Algonquin Gas Transmission, LLC
Access Northeast Project - Docket No. PF16-1-000
Dear Ms. Bose:
On November 17, 2015, the Director of the Office of Energy Projects issued a letter in
the above-referenced docket approving the request of Algonquin Gas Transmission, LLC
(“Algonquin”) to commence the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission’s (“Commission”)
Pre-Filing Review Process for its proposed Access Northeast Project (“Project”). Pursuant to
Section 157.21(f)(6) of the Commission’s regulations,1
Algonquin herewith submits its monthly
progress report for the Project for the period October 1, 2016 through October 31, 2016.
Should you have any questions regarding this filing, please contact the undersigned at
(713) 627-4515 or Chris Harvey, Director, Rates & Certificates at (713) 627-5113.
/s/ Leanne Sidorkewicz
Leanne Sidorkewicz
Project Director, Rates & Certificates
Attachments
cc: John Peconom (FERC)
Harry Jeudy (FERC)
1
18 C.F.R. § 157.21(f)(6) (2016).

2. 1
Algonquin Gas Transmission, LLC
Access Northeast Project - FERC Docket No. PF16-1-000
FERC Pre-Filing Process
MONTHLY PROGRESS REPORT
Period Ending: October 31, 2016 Report No. 11
By letter order dated November 17, 2015, Algonquin Gas Transmission, LLC (“Algonquin”) was
granted approval by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (“FERC”) to utilize FERC’s Pre-
Filing Review Process for the Access Northeast Project (the “Project”) with facilities proposed in
New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Massachusetts. The Project has been
assigned Docket No. PF16-1-000.
This Monthly Progress Report provides a brief summary of significant Project activities or changes
to Project facilities that have occurred from October 1, 2016 to October 31, 2016. Activities and
milestones covered in this report associated with the FERC Pre-Filing Review Process, landowner
survey permission, field surveys, agency and stakeholder outreach are also provided below.
1.0 FERC NEPA REVIEW
Algonquin is continuing its comprehensive analysis of the Access Northeast Project and remains
fully committed to providing a regional solution for more reliable and affordable energy service
for the benefit of New England’s consumers and to meet each state's energy and environmental
goals and policies. The Independent System Operator for New England (ISO-New England) who
is responsible for operating the electric grid frequently reiterates that pipeline capacity within the
New England region is a major concern, stating that “ultimately, improving the natural-gas
delivery infrastructure in New England… will have the most impact on addressing the reliability,
price volatility, and negative emission impacts during winter.” [1]
Additionally, Gordon van Welie,
President and CEO of ISO-NE, recently commented that New England’s power generation
situation is precarious during the winter time, ISO-NE is concerned that beyond 2019 it may
become unsustainable during extreme cold conditions. [2]
Algonquin believes it is prudent to take additional time to solidify the commercial foundation for
critically needed infrastructure and to complete its analysis of the Access Northeast facilities. As
such, Algonquin expects limited activity on the FERC docket while this evaluation is ongoing.
Algonquin will re-engage with FERC Staff, agencies and other interested stakeholders through
pre-filing activities during the first half of 2017. Algonquin anticipates filing draft Resource
Reports by mid-2017 followed by the FERC Application in late 2017. Algonquin appreciates the
diligent work that has been accomplished to date on the project through the FERC pre-filing
process by the FERC Staff, agencies and other interested stakeholders. Algonquin will resume
providing updates in the monthly progress reports in 2017 as the Project advances.
[1]
ISO New England 2016 Regional Electricity Outlook (available at: https://www.iso-ne.com/static-
assets/documents/2016/03/2016_reo.pdf)
[2]
New England Council Regional Energy Meeting Presentation Sept. 28, 2016 (available at: https://www.iso-
ne.com/static-assets/documents/2016/09/gvw__nec_9_28_2016.pdf)

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2.0 PROJECT ROUTING AND FACILITIES
Algonquin continues to conduct an evaluation of the proposed routes and new above-ground
facilities. In addition, Algonquin will continue to coordinate with stakeholders with respect to
developing appropriate route variations and will provide the FERC with any alignment revisions
as they are developed.
3.0 LANDOWNER SURVEY PERMISSION
Table 3.1 summarizes the status of landowner survey permission for the Access Northeast Project.
Aboveground facilities that are owned in fee by Algonquin are not included in the table below.
Table 3.1: Status of Survey Permission for the Access Northeast Project
Facility
Survey Permission Granted
(%)
Pipeline Facilities
Hanover 42-inch Take-up and Relay 95
Stony Point 42-inch Take-up and Relay 75
Southeast 42-inch Take-up and Relay 89
Oxford 42-inch Take-up and Relay 93
Cromwell 36-inch Loop 81
Chaplin 36-inch Loop 88
Q-1 30-inch Loop 76
I-8 30-inch Loop 75
West Boylston 16-inch Lateral 83
Acushnet 24-inch Connector 34
New Aboveground Facilities
Rehoboth Compressor Station 100
West Boylston M&R Station 100
Acushnet M&R Station 100
Access Northeast LNG Facility 100
4.0 FIELD SURVEYS
A summary of the field survey status is presented below.
4.1.1 Civil Surveys
Algonquin has completed approximately 92 percent of the centerline survey for the Project
pipelines. No detailed pipeline or aboveground pipeline facility survey has been completed at this
time. Algonquin is in the process of obtaining survey permission for the remaining parcels that
have not yet been surveyed.

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4.1.2 Biological Field Surveys and Consultations
Algonquin has concluded its wetland and waterbody field survey efforts for 2016 for the Access
Northeast Project. The wetland and waterbody field surveys for the Project commenced in August
2015 and are now complete for all properties where landowner access has been obtained. Overall,
approximately 113 miles of the 123 total miles (92 percent) associated with the Project have been
surveyed.
Wetland Delineation Survey Status
• Hanover 42-inch Take-up and Relay (Ramapo), NY – 100 percent complete.
• Stony Point 42-inch Take-up and Relay (Somers to Southeast), NY – 87 percent
complete.
• Southeast 42-inch Take-up and Relay (Danbury to Oxford), CT – 95 percent complete.
• Oxford 42-inch Take-up and Relay (Oxford to Cheshire), CT – 98 percent complete.
• Cromwell 36-inch Loop (Rocky Hill to Andover), CT – 100 percent complete.
• Chaplin 36-inch Loop (Eastford to Pomfret), CT – 100 percent complete.
• Q-1 30-inch Loop (Medway to Canton), MA – 88 percent complete.
• I-8 30-inch Loop (Braintree to Weymouth), MA – 86 percent complete.
• West Boylston 16-inch Lateral (Medway to West Boylston), MA – 87 percent complete.
• Acushnet 24-inch Connector (Freetown to Acushnet), MA – 96 percent complete.
• Access Northeast LNG Facility – 100 percent complete.
• Other Aboveground Facilities – 100 percent complete.
4.1.3 Cultural Resource Field Surveys and Consultations
The cultural resource identification field surveys for the Project (including informal
communication with Indian tribes), archaeological identification survey, and historic architectural
properties identification survey, is largely complete where landowner access has been obtained.
The cultural resource field surveys for the Project commenced in August 2015 and were completed
in October 2016 where landowner access has been obtained. Archaeological evaluation (Phase II)
fieldwork, for known sites potentially eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic
Places, commenced in August 2016 and was performed through October 2016 on select sites in
New York, Connecticut, and Massachusetts. Cultural resource field activities are currently on hold
and will resume when Algonquin determines a path forward for the Access Northeast Project. A
summary of stakeholder communications is included in Appendix A.
Cultural Resource Identification (Phase I) Surveys
• Hanover 42-inch Take-up and Relay (Ramapo), NY – 100 percent complete.
• Stony Point 42-inch Take-up and Relay (Somers to Southeast), NY – 69 percent complete.
• Southeast 42-inch Take-up and Relay (Danbury to Oxford), CT – 92 percent complete.
• Oxford 42-inch Take-up and Relay (Oxford to Cheshire), CT – 97 percent complete.
• Cromwell 36-inch Loop (Rocky Hill to Andover), CT – 99 percent complete.
• Chaplin 36-inch Loop (Eastford to Pomfret), CT – 98 percent complete.
• Q-1 30-inch Loop (Medway to Canton), MA – 99 percent complete.

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• I-8 30-inch Loop (Braintree to Weymouth), MA – 76 percent complete.
• West Boylston 16-inch Lateral (Medway to West Boylston), MA – 85 percent complete.
• Acushnet 24-inch Connector (Freetown to Acushnet), MA – 41 percent complete.
• Access Northeast LNG Facility – 100 percent complete.
• Other Aboveground Facilities – 99 percent complete.
Archaeological Evaluation (Phase II) Investigations
• Hanover 42-inch Take-up and Relay (Ramapo), NY – 100 percent complete.
• Stony Point 42-inch Take-up and Relay (Somers to Southeast), NY – 50 percent complete.
• Southeast 42-inch Take-up and Relay (Danbury to Oxford), CT – 22 percent complete.
• Oxford 42-inch Take-up and Relay (Oxford to Cheshire), CT – 0 percent complete.
• Cromwell 36-inch Loop (Rocky Hill to Andover), CT – 0 percent complete.
• Chaplin 36-inch Loop (Eastford to Pomfret), CT – 0 percent complete.
• Q-1 30-inch Loop (Medway to Canton), MA – 45 percent complete.
• I-8 30-inch Loop (Braintree to Weymouth), MA – TBD.
• West Boylston 16-inch Lateral (Medway to West Boylston), MA – 0 percent complete.
• Acushnet 24-inch Connector (Freetown to Acushnet), MA – 0 percent complete.
• Access Northeast LNG Facility – 100 percent complete.
• Other Aboveground Facilities – 100 percent complete.
4.1.4 Geotechnical Surveys
Horizontal Directional Drilling Evaluation
Algonquin is currently collecting geotechnical borings to document existing subsurface conditions
and bedrock properties along 15 proposed HDD alignments currently under consideration. Table
3.2 below provides the status of the geotechnical boring investigations at each location.
Table 3.2: Status of HDD Geotechnical Boring Investigation
State, Facility, HDD Name County Municipality
Borings
Proposed
Borings
Complete
%
Complete
NEW YORK
Stony Point 42-inch Take-up and Relay
East Branch Croton River Putnam Southeast 3 3 100
CONNECTICUT
Southeast 42-inch Take-up and Relay
Route 7 Fairfield Danbury 5 5 100
Housatonic River Fairfield/ New
Haven
Newtown/
Southbury
7 6 86
Cromwell 36-inch Loop
Silvermine Brook (Beaver Brook) Windham Eastford 3 0 0
MASSACHUSETTS
Q-1 30-inch Loop
Charles River Norfolk Bellingham/
Franklin
1 0 0
Charles River Norfolk Medway 2 0 0

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Table 3.2: Status of HDD Geotechnical Boring Investigation
State, Facility, HDD Name County Municipality
Borings
Proposed
Borings
Complete
%
Complete
Charles River Norfolk Millis/Norfolk 1 0 0
West Boylston 16-inch Lateral
Route 16 Worcester Milford 4 0 0
Route 495 Worcester Milford 5 0 0
Fisherville Pond Worcester Grafton 4 0 0
Route 90 Worcester Millbury 2 0 0
Flint Pond/Route 20 Worcester Grafton/
Shrewsbury
5 0 0
Mill Pond Worcester Shrewsbury 4 0 0
Route 290 Worcester Shrewsbury 5 0 0
Newton Pond Worcester Shrewsbury/
Boylston
4 0 0
TOTAL: 55 14 25
Geotechnical reports and HDD feasibility analyses will be developed once the geotechnical data
has been collected and analyzed.
Access Northeast LNG Facility
FEED level geotechnical and seismic studies have been completed for the proposed LNG facility
site in Acushnet, Massachusetts. The results of these studies are discussed in Algonquin’s Pre-
Filing Draft Resource Report 13, which was submitted to the FERC on May 31, 2016.
Ongoing plot plan optimization efforts will likely result in modifications to the site plan
arrangement for the LNG Facility. Such modifications may result in a need for additional
geotechnical data to complete the FEED efforts and to finalize Resource Report 13. Algonquin is
working with its contractors at this time to determine any additional geotechnical investigations at
the LNG Facility site and will consult further with FERC and other participating agencies, as
appropriate, prior to executing such investigations.
Other Access Northeast Project Aboveground Facilities
Algonquin is currently preparing a geotechnical survey plan to document existing subsurface
conditions and bedrock properties at Project compressor and meter station facilities. As the plans
for these facilities are developed, an assessment as to the geotechnical surveys required at each
location will be developed and progress will be summarized in future monthly reports.
4.1.5 Rare, Threatened & Endangered Species Surveys
Algonquin has initiated informal consultations with federal and state resource agencies to identify
the known locations of federal- or state-listed threatened or endangered species and species of
special concern that could potentially be affected by construction or operation of the Project.
Algonquin is consulting with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, National Marine Fisheries
Service, New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, New York State Department of

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Environmental Conservation, Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection,
Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management, Massachusetts Department of
Environmental Protection, and State Natural Heritage Programs regarding the presence of
protected animal and plant species, and their habitats. Algonquin has initiated field surveys for
rare, threatened, and endangered species as follows.
Rare, Threatened, and Endangered Species Survey Status
• Bald Eagle – 100 percent complete.
• Vernal Pools – 83 percent complete.
• Bog Turtle Phase 1 – 99 percent complete.
• Bog Turtle Phase 2 – 98 percent complete.
• Indiana/Northern Long-eared Bat – 100 percent complete.
• Timber Rattle Snake – 100 percent complete.
• Wood/Box Turtle – 100 percent complete.
• Plants – 100 percent complete.
Several potential vernal pools have been identified that will require surveys in April/May of 2017.
The remaining wetlands where bog turtle Phase 1 and 2 surveys are required are currently located
on parcels with no access permission.
5.0 STAKEHOLDER OUTREACH
Algonquin has been meeting with governmental stakeholders since June 2015 after the Access
Northeast Project Open Season was announced and before Algonquin commenced landowner
notifications in New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, Rhode Island and Massachusetts in August
2015. Algonquin has been interacting with and informing the public and receiving feedback on
the Project through public meetings, landowner informational meetings, one-on-one discussions,
written materials and other means of communication.
The following meetings were held during the period covered by this report: (October 2016):
Connecticut
• October 11, 2016 - Richard Kehoe, District Director to U.S. Senator Richard
Blumenthal.
Massachusetts
• October 4, 2016 – Grafton, MA Conservation Commission – Request for Determination
of Applicability hearing to conduct geotechnical investigation.
• October 18, 2016 – Shrewsbury, MA Conservation Commission – Request for
Determination of Applicability hearing to conduct geotechnical investigation.
No meetings are currently scheduled or anticipated to occur in the next reporting period (November
2016).

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Algonquin continues to work with stakeholders, including landowners, government agencies and
community leaders to refine the Access Northeast Project.
6.0 AGENCY CONTACTS
In addition to stakeholder outreach efforts with landowners and public officials, Algonquin has
been consulting with federal, state, and local regulatory agencies. Algonquin began contacting
federal and state regulatory agencies in New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and
Massachusetts in July 2015 to discuss the relevant permitting requirements for the Project. Since
that time, Algonquin has continued its outreach efforts with the key permitting agencies. The
consultations involve briefings, meetings, letter requests for resource information, telephone
discussions, and emails.
In recognition of the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (“PHMSA”) process
for review of design spill criteria associated with a proposed FERC-jurisdictional LNG facility,
Algonquin also has initiated consultation with the PHMSA regarding the Access Northeast LNG
Facility.
During the period covered by this report the following meeting was held with agencies in the
Project area:
• October 4, 2016 – Grafton, MA Conservation Commission.
The following meeting is currently scheduled or anticipated to occur in the next reporting period
(November 2016):
• November 15, 2016 – Shrewsbury, MA Conservation Commission.
An updated Non-Landowners Federal, State, and Local Agency Contacts table is provided as
Attachment A.

9. ATTACHMENT A
Access Northeast Project Stakeholder List –
Non-Landowners Federal, State, and Local Agency Contacts

10. December 12, 2016
ATTACHMENT A: Access Northeast Project Stakeholder List – Non-Landowners Federal, State, and Local Agency Contacts
Agency Office/Division Contact Phone Email Location/Address Contact Date/type Response
Date/type
FEDERAL
U.S. Army Corps
of Engineers
(USACE)
New England
District, Regulatory
Division
Robert Desista,
Deputy Chief,
Regulatory Division
(978) 318-8338 robert.j.desista@nae02.usace.a
rmy.mil
696 Virginia Road
Concord, MA 01742
August 2015- Initial
notification call. Meeting
held on November 6th
.
No letter submitted.
Joint meeting with the
USEPA held on April 19,
2016.
Consultation
ongoing.
Cori Rose,
Senior Project
Manager
(978) 318-8306 Cori.M.Rose@usace.army.mi See above See above
USACE New York District ,
Regulatory Division
Jodi McDonald,
Section Chief,
Regulatory Branch
(917) 790-8420 jodi.m.mcdonald@usace.army.
mil
Jacob K. Javits Federal
Building
26 Federal Plaza, Room
2109
New York, NY 10278-
0090
September 2015- Initial
notification call. To be
coordinated with NE
Division meeting. No
letter submitted.
Consultation
ongoing.
U.S.
Environmental
Protection
Agency (USEPA)
Region 1 Timothy
Timmerman,
Region 1 Prime
Contact (NEPA)
(617) 918-1025 timmermann.timothy@
epa.gov
5 Post Office Square,
Suite 100
Boston, MA 02109-3912
September 2015- Initial
notification call. Mike
Marsh participated in
USACE meeting. No
letter submitted. Joint
meeting with the
USACE held on April
19, 2016.
Consultation
ongoing.
Anne Arnold,
Manager, Air
Program Branch
(617) 918-0047 arnold.anne@epa.gov See above See above
USEPA Region 2 Lingard Knutson,
Region 2 Prime
Contact (NEPA)
(212) 637-3747 knutson.lingard@epamail.epa.g
ov
290 Broadway
New York, NY 10007-
1866
September 2015- Initial
notification call. No letter
submitted.
Consultation
ongoing.
Steve Riva,
Air Programs
Branch,
- contact for air
permits
(212) 637-4074 riva.steven@epa.gov See above See above
National Marine
Fisheries
Service (NMFS) -
NOAA Fisheries
NMFS Northeast
Regional Office
Chris Boelke,
Field Office
Supervisor,
Habitat
Conservation
Division
(978) 281-9131 christopher.boelke@noaa.gov 55 Great Republic Drive
Gloucester, MA 01930
October 2015- Initial
notification call made.
Meeting held on April 8,
2016. Information
request letter submitted
in May 5, 2016.
Consultation
ongoing.

11. December 12, 2016
ATTACHMENT A: Access Northeast Project Stakeholder List – Non-Landowners Federal, State, and Local Agency Contacts
Agency Office/Division Contact Phone Email Location/Address Contact Date/type Response
Date/type
Kimberly Damon-
Randall,
Assistant Regional
Administrator,
Protected
Resources Division
(978) 282-8485 kimberly.damon-
randall@noaa.gov
See above See above
Alison T. Verkade
Environmental
Specialist EFH
Consultation
(978) 281-9266 alison.verkade@noaa.gov See above See above. Email
response to letter
received April 7,
2016.
U.S. Fish and
Wildlife Service
(USFWS)
New England Field
Office
Anthony (Tony)
Tur,
Endangered
Species Biologist
(603) 223-2541
ext. 24
anthony_tur@fws.gov 70 Commercial Street,
Suite 300
Concord, NH 03301-
5087
September 2015- Initial
notification call. Meeting
attended October 30th
(NE Field Office will
coordinate with NY Field
Office). Information
request letter submitted
November 2, 2015.
Consultation
ongoing.
Response to letter
pending.
USFWS New York Field
Office
Tim Sullivan (607) 753-9334 tim_r_sullivan@fws.gov 3817 Luker Road,
Cortland, NY 13045
See above. Project
notification letter
submitted January 25,
2016.
Consultation
ongoing.
USFWS New Jersey Field
Office
Wendy Walsh,
Senior Fish and
Wildlife Biologist
(609) 646-9310
ext. 5274
Wendy_Walsh@fws.gov Atlantic Professional
Park, 4 East Jimmie
Leeds Road
Galloway, New Jersey
08205
Project introduction and
information request
letter to be submitted
July 2016.
Consultation
ongoing.
Response to letter
pending.
STATE OF NEW JERSEY
New Jersey
Department of
Environmental
Protection
(NJDEP)
Division of Parks
and Forestry, State
Forestry Service,
Office of Natural
Lands
Management,
Natural Heritage
Program
Larry Miller (609) 984-1339 Larry.Miller@dep.nj.gov P.O. Box 420, Trenton,
NJ 08625-0420
May 17, 2016 – Letter
requesting information
on rare, threatened, and
endangered species in
NJ.
Response letter
dated May 26,
2016.
Division of Fish
and Wildlife,
Endangered and
Nongame Species
Program
Kris Schantz (908) 638-4381 Kris.Schantz@dep.nj.gov 1 VanSyckels Road,
Clinton, NJ 08809
See above Consultation
ongoing.

12. December 12, 2016
ATTACHMENT A: Access Northeast Project Stakeholder List – Non-Landowners Federal, State, and Local Agency Contacts
Agency Office/Division Contact Phone Email Location/Address Contact Date/type Response
Date/type
NJDEP Historic
Preservation Office
Katherine J.
Marcopul
Deputy State
Historic Preservation
Officer
(609) 984-5816 Kate.marcopul@dep.nj.gov P.O. Box 420, Trenton,
NJ 08625-0420
Previous
communications
summarized in earlier
monthly reports.
Consultation
ongoing.
Historic
Preservation Office
Vincent Maresca
Senior Historic
Preservation
Specialist
(609) 633-2395 Vincent.maresca@dep.nj.gov P.O. Box 420, Trenton,
NJ 08625-0420
See above See above
STATE OF NEW YORK
New York State
Department of
Environmental
Conservation
(NYSDEC)
Division of
Environmental
Permits
Chris Hogan (518) 402-9151 cmhogan@gw.dec.state.ny.us 625 Broadway
4th Floor
Albany, NY 12233
July 15, 2015 – Email
communication, general
information notification.
Provided agency with
copies of landowner
letters. Conference call
with NYSDEC (Mike
Higgins) held October
29, 2015. Reviewed
status of AGT Projects.
Face-to-face meeting
held on January 12,
2016. No letter
submitted.
Consultation
ongoing.
Mike Higgins,
Project Manager
(518) 402-9179 michael.higgins@gw.dec.state.
ny.us
See above See above
NYSDEC Division of
Environmental
Permits Region 3
Daniel Whitehead,
Region 3 Permits
Administrator
(845) 256-3054 r3dep@gw.dec.state.ny.us 21 South Putt Corners
Road
New Paltz, NY 12561
See above See above
NYSDEC Bureau of Habitat,
Division of Fish,
Wildlife & Marine
Resources
Mr. Timothy Post,
Freshwater
Wetlands Program
Manager
(518) 402-8903 tjpost@gw.dec.state.ny.us 625 Broadway
5th Floor,
Albany, NY 12233-4756
See above See above
NYSDEC Division of Water
Bureau of Water
Permits
David Gasper, P.E.
SPDES Permits
(518) 402-8114 djgasper@gw.dec.state.ny.us 625 Broadway
4th Floor,
Albany, NY 12233-1750
See above See above

13. December 12, 2016
ATTACHMENT A: Access Northeast Project Stakeholder List – Non-Landowners Federal, State, and Local Agency Contacts
Agency Office/Division Contact Phone Email Location/Address Contact Date/type Response
Date/type
NYSDEC Division of Fish,
Wildlife, & Marine
Services
Bureau of Wildlife
Gordon Batcheller,
Chief, Bureau of
Wildlife
(518) 408-8832 625 Broadway
Albany, NY 12233-4754
See above See above
NYSDEC Division of Air
Resources,
Bureau of
Stationary Sources
George Sweikert,
DEC Region 3
(845) 256-3185 George.sweikert@
dec.ny.gov
21 South Putt Corners
Rd.
New Paltz, NY 12561
See above See above
NYSDEC Division of Fish,
Wildlife, & Marine
Services
New York Natural
Heritage Program
Ms. Tara Seoane,
Information Services
(518) 402-8935 nathert@gw.dec.state.ny.us 625 Broadway
5th Floor,
Albany, NY 12233-4757
See above. Information
request letter submitted
January 25, 2016.
Consultation
ongoing.
Response to letter
received February
12, 2016 listing
state-listed
species in vicinity
of Project.
NYSDEC Division of Fish,
Wildlife, & Marine
Services
Bureau of Habitat
Ms. Heather
Gierloff,
Biologist
(845) 256-3086 heather.gierloff@dec.ny.gov 21 South Putt Corners
Road
New Paltz, NY 12561
See above. Information
request letter submitted
January 25, 2016.
Follow up request
submitted via email on
March 31, 2016.
Consultation
ongoing.
Response to letter
pending.
New York City
DEP
Bureau of Water
Supply
Watershed
Protection
Programs
Mary Galasso,
Supervisor, Storm
Water Programs
(914) 773-4440 mgalasso@dep.nyc.gov 465 Columbus Avenue
Valhalla, NY 10595
October 2015 - Initial
notification. Brief
introduction meeting
held on December 2,
2015. No letter
submitted.
Consultation
ongoing.
NY State Historic
Preservation
Office (SHPO)
NYS Office of
Parks Recreation
and Historic
Preservation Field
Services Bureau
Ruth Pierpont,
Director
(518) 237-8643
ext. 3269
ruth.pierpont@oprhp.state.ny.us NY State Historic
Preservation
Peebles Island
Resource Center
P.O. Box 189
Waterford, NY 12188-
0189
Previous
communications
summarized in earlier
monthly reports.
Consultation
ongoing.
Tim Lloyd, Historic
Preservation
Specialist
(518) 268-2186 timothy.lloyd@parks.ny.gov See above See above
NY State Office
of Parks
Recreation and
Historic
Preservation
--
(845) 889-4100 State Parks-Taconic
Regional Office
PO Box 308
9 Old Post Road
Contact Pending Pending

14. December 12, 2016
ATTACHMENT A: Access Northeast Project Stakeholder List – Non-Landowners Federal, State, and Local Agency Contacts
Agency Office/Division Contact Phone Email Location/Address Contact Date/type Response
Date/type
Staatsburg, NY 12580
STATE OF CONNECTICUT
Connecticut
Department of
Energy and
Environmental
Protection
(CTDEEP)
Bureau of Water
Protection and
Land Reuse
Frederick L. Riese,
Senior
Environmental
Analyst
(860) 424-4110 frederick.riese@ct.gov 79 Elm Street
Hartford, CT 06106-
5127
July 13, 2015 – Email
communication, general
information notification.
Provided agency with
copies of landowner
letters. Conference call
with CTDEEP (Fred
Riese) held October 29,
2015. Reviewed status
of AGT Projects. Face-
to-face meeting held on
December 16, 2015.
Consultation
ongoing.
Denise Ruzicka,
Director, Planning
and Standards
Division
(860) 424-3853 denise.ruzicka@ct.gov See above See above
Cheryl Chase,
Director, Inland
Water Resources
Division
(860) 424-3706 cheryl.chase@ct.gov See above See above
CTDEEP Office of Long
Island Sound
Program
Brian
Golembiewski,
Supervising
Environmental
Analyst
(860) 424-3867 brian.golembiewski@ct.gov 79 Elm Street
Hartford, CT 06106-
5127
See above See above
CTDEEP Engineering &
Enforcement
Section
Bureau of Air
Management
Lidia J. Howard, Air
Pollution Control
Engineer
(860) 424-3539 lidia.howard@ct.gov 79 Elm Street
Hartford, CT 06106-
5127
See above See above
CTDEEP Bureau of Materials
Management and
Compliance
Assurance
Water Permitting &
Enforcement
Division
Donald Gonyea,
Environmental
Analyst
(860) 424-3827 donald.gonyea@ct.gov 79 Elm Street
Hartford, CT 06106-
5127
See above See above

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Date/type
CTDEEP Inland Fisheries
Division
Headquarters
Mr. Donald
Mysling, Senior
Fisheries Habitat
Biologist
(860) 424-3474 79 Elm Street
Hartford, CT 06106
See above. Information
request letter submitted
on March 8, 2016.
Follow-up request
submitted on May 2,
2016.
See above.
Response to letter
pending.
CTDEEP Inland Fisheries
Division, Eastern
District
Headquarters
Mr. Brian D.
Murphy, Senior
Fisheries Habitat
Biologist
(860) 295-9523 209 Hebron Road
Marlborough, CT 06437
See above See above.
CTDEEP Wildlife Division -
Natural Diversity
Data Base
Dawn McKay (860) 424-3592 dawn.mckay@ct.gov 79 Elm Street, 6th Floor
Hartford, CT 06106-
5127
See above. Information
request letter submitted
November 3, 2015.
Follow up requests sent
via email on December
18, 2015, January 19,
2016, and March 15,
2016.
Consultation
ongoing. Partial
response
received on
March 14, 2016
for several State
owned parcels.
Response to letter
pending.
Jenny Dickson,
Supervising Wildlife
Biologist
(860) 424-3114 Jenny.Dickson@ct.gov DEEP Wildlife Diversity
and Outreach
Programs, Session
Woods WMA, P.O. Box
1550, Burlington, CT
06013
May 17, 2016 – Initial
contact by phone
regarding proposed bat
survey study plan.
Meeting anticipated in
June 2016.
Consultation
ongoing.
Connecticut
Siting Council
Melanie Bachman,
Acting Director
(860) 827-2935 10 Franklin Square
New Britain, CT 06051
July 2015 - Initial
telephone contact with
Acting Director. Site
visits to be scheduled in
early 2016 once FERC’s
Pre-Filing Process
commences.
Consultation
ongoing.
Connecticut
Department of
Economic and
Community
Development
Catherine Labadia,
Deputy State
Historic Preservation
Officer and Staff
Archaeologist
(860) 256-2764 catherine.labadia@ct.gov One Constitution Plaza
Second Floor
Hartford, CT 06103
Previous
communications
summarized in earlier
monthly reports.
Consultation
ongoing.
Comments on
submitted reports
and UDP are
pending.
Connecticut
Office of the
State
Archaeologist
Dr. Brian Jones,
State Archaeologist
(860) 486-5248 brian.jones@uconn.edu Connecticut
Archaeology Center
2019 Hillside Road,
Unit 1023
Storrs, CT 06269-1023
Previous
communications
summarized in earlier
monthly reports.
Consultation
ongoing.

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Date/type
Connecticut
Native American
Heritage
Advisory
Council
Ruth Torres, Chair (860) 918-6688 67 Treasure Road
Narragansett, RI 02882
Previous
communications
summarized in earlier
monthly reports.
Consultation
ongoing.
Connecticut
Department of
Agriculture
Office of the
Commissioner
Jason Bowsza (860) 713-2526 Jason.Bowsza@ct.gov 165 Capitol Avenue
Suite 161
Hartford, CT 06106
August 18, 2015.
Meeting scheduled for
May 9, 2016.
Consultation
ongoing.
Bureau of
Agricultural
Development and
Resource
Preservation
Linda Piotrowicz,
Bureau Director
(860) 713-2533 Linda.piotrowicz@ct.gov Meeting, May 9, 2016.
Cameron Weimar,
Director of Farmland
Preservation
(860) 713-2552 cam.weimar@ct.gov See above See above
Connecticut Municipal Inland Wetlands and Watercourse Agencies
Andover Inland
Wetlands and
Watercourses
Commission
John Valente
Inland Wetlands
Agent
(860) 742-4036 a209@mindspring.com
or
andoverbuilding@comcast.net
Town Hall
17 School Road
Andover 06232
Contact Pending.
Meetings to be
scheduled upon
request.
Consultation
ongoing.
Bethel Inland
Wetlands
Commission
Beth Cavagna
Inland Wetlands
Agent
(203) 794-8578 cavagnab@bethel-ct.gov or
landuse@bethel-ct.gov
1 School Street
Bethel, CT 06801
Contact Pending.
Meetings to be
scheduled upon
request.
Consultation
ongoing.
Brookfield
Inland Wetlands
Commission
Alice Dew AICP
Inland Wetlands
Enforcement Officer
203-775-7316 ADew@Brookfieldct.gov 100 Pocono Road
Brookfield, CT 06804
Contact Pending.
Meetings to be
scheduled upon
request.
Consultation
ongoing.
Chaplin Inland
Wetlands
Commission
Scott Mathies
Chairman
(860) 455-0073 assistant@chaplinct.org Chaplin Town Hall
495 Phoenixville Road
Chaplin, CT 06235
Contact Pending.
Meetings to be
scheduled upon
request.
Consultation
ongoing.
Cheshire Inland
Wetlands and
Watercourses
Commission
Suzanne M.
Simone
Environmental
Planner
(203) 271-6670 ssimone@cheshirect.org 84 South Main Street
Cheshire, CT 06410
Contact Pending.
Meetings to be
scheduled upon
request.
Consultation
ongoing.
Cromwell Inland
Wetlands and
Watercourses
Agency
Fred Curtin
Zoning & Wetlands
Compliance Officer
(860) 632-3422 fcurtin@cromwellct.com Town Hall
41 West Street
Cromwell, CT 06416
Contact Pending.
Meetings to be
scheduled upon
request.
Consultation
ongoing.

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Date/type
Danbury
Environmental
Impact
Commission
Daniel L. Baroody
Senior Inspector,
Environmental
Impact Commission
(203) 797-4625 d.baroody@ci.danbury.ct.us City Hall
155 Deer Hill
Danbury, CT 06810
Contact Pending.
Meetings to be
scheduled upon
request.
Consultation
ongoing.
Eastford Inland
Wetlands and
Watercourses
Commission
Susan Yorgensen
Inland Wetlands
Agent
(860) 429-8960 jyorgensen@hotmail.com Town Office Building
P.O. Box 98
Eastford, CT 06242
Contact Pending.
Meetings to be
scheduled upon
request.
Consultation
ongoing.
Glastonbury
Inland Wetlands
and
Watercourses
Agency
Tom Mocko
Environmental
Planner
(860) 652-7514 thomas.mocko@glastonbury-
ct.gov
Town Hall
PO Box 6523
Glastonbury, CT 06033
Contact Pending.
Meetings to be
scheduled upon
request.
Consultation
ongoing.
Hebron
Conservation
Commission
John A. Soderberg
Wetlands Agent
(860) 228-5971
ext. 139
15 Gilead Street
Hebron, CT 06248
Contact Pending.
Meetings to be
scheduled upon
request.
Consultation
ongoing.
Middlebury
Conservation
Commission
Deborah Seavey
Wetland
Enforcement Officer
(203) 577-4162 wetlandsoffice@middlebury-
ct.org
1212 Whittemore Road
Middlebury, CT 06762
Contact Pending.
Meetings to be
scheduled upon
request.
Consultation
ongoing.
Naugatuck
Inland Wetlands
and Watercourse
Commission
Keith D. Rosenfeld
Wetland
Enforcement Officer
(203) 720-7042 krosenfeld@naugatuck-ct.gov Town Hall
229 Church Street
Naugatuck, CT 06770
Contact Pending.
Meetings to be
scheduled upon
request.
Consultation
ongoing.
Newtown
Inland Wetlands
Commission
Rob Sibley
Deputy Director of
Planning & Land
Use
(203) 270-4276 Rob.Sibley@newtown-ct.gov Newtown Municipal
Center
3 Primrose Street,
Newtown, CT 06470
Contact Pending.
Meetings to be
scheduled upon
request.
Consultation
ongoing.
Oxford
Conservation
Commission &
Inland Wetlands
Agency
Andrew Ferrillo Jr.
Inland Wetlands
Enforcement Officer
(203) 888-2546
ext. 3038
IWOfficer@Oxford-ct.gov 486 Oxford Road
Oxford, CT 06478
Contact Pending.
Meetings to be
scheduled upon
request.
Consultation
ongoing.
Pomfret Inland
Wetlands and
Watercourses
Commission
Ryan Brais
Wetlands
Enforcement Officer
(860) 974-9135 rbrais301@hotmail.com P.O. Box 286
Five Haven Road
Pomfret Center, CT
06259
Contact Pending.
Meetings to be
scheduled upon
request.
Consultation
ongoing.
Prospect Inland
Wetlands
Commission
William Donovan
Land Use Inspector,
IW Agent
(203) 758-4461 landuse01@yahoo.com 36 Center Street
Prospect, CT 06712
Contact Pending.
Meetings to be
scheduled upon
request.
Consultation
ongoing.

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Date/type
Rocky Hill Open
Space and
Conservation
Commission
Bob Alvarado
Engineering
(860) 258-2734 balvardo@rockyhillct.gov 761 Old Main Street
Rocky Hill, CT 06067
Contact Pending.
Meetings to be
scheduled upon
request.
Consultation
ongoing.
Southbury
Inland Wetlands
Commission
Mark Massoud
Inland Wetlands
Enforcement Officer
(202) 262-0624 landuse@southbury-ct.gov 501 Main Street South
Southbury, CT 06488
Contact Pending.
Meetings to be
scheduled upon
request.
Consultation
ongoing.
Waterbury
Inland Wetlands
and
Watercourses
Commission
James A. Sequin,
AICP
City Planner
(203) 574-6817 jsequin@waterburyct.org 185 South Main Street,
5th Floor, One Jefferson
Square
Waterbury, CT 06702
Contact Pending.
Meetings to be
scheduled upon
request.
Consultation
ongoing.
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND
Rhode Island
Department of
Environmental
Management
(RIDEM)
Office of Water
Resources
Terrence Gray, PE,
Associate Director
for Environmental
Protection
(401) 222-4700
ext. 2412
235 Promenade Street
Providence, RI 02908-
5767
Week of July 23, 2015 -
Initial notification to
RIDEM Director.
Consultation
ongoing.
Alicia Good, PE,
Assistant Director of
Water Resources
(401) 222-3961
ext. 7214
See above See above
Janet Coit, Director See above See above
RIDEM Office of Air
Resources
Doug McVay,
Chief, Office of Air
Resources
(401) 222-2808
ext. 7011
Doug.mcvay@dem.ri.gov 235 Promenade Street
Providence, RI 02908-
5767
Contact Pending.
Meeting to be scheduled
in May 2016.
Consultation
ongoing.
Rhode Island
Coastal
Resource
Management
Council
Rhode Island
Coastal Resource
Management
Council
Grover Fugate,
Executive Director
(401) 783-3370 Stedman Government
Center Suite 3
4808 Tower Hill Road,
Wakefield, RI 02879-
1900
Week of July 27, 2015 -
Initial telephone
notification to Executive
Director. Meeting
attended November 2,
2015. Project overview
presented. Letter
submitted on February
18, 2016.
Consultation
ongoing.
Response letter
received on May
3, 2016 providing
CZMA
consistency
determination.

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Date/type
Rhode Island
Division of
Planning and
Development
Natural Heritage
Program
Paul Jordan,
Supervising GIS
Specialist
(401) 222-2776
x4315
235 Promenade Street
Providence, RI 02908
Information request
letter submitted
November 3, 2015.
Follow up submission
sent on January 6,
2016.
Email response
received on
January 6, 2016
stating no impact
on species.
Consultation
ongoing.
Rhode Island
Historic
Preservation &
Heritage
Commission
Historic
Preservation &
Heritage
Commission
Edward
Sanderson, Director
and Deputy State
Historic Preservation
Officer
(401) 222-2678 Old State House
150 Benefit Street
Providence, RI 02903
Previous
communications
summarized in earlier
monthly reports.
Consultation
ongoing.
Charlotte Taylor,
Archaeologist
(401) 222-4140 ctaylor@preservation.ri.gov Notification letter sent
on August 18, 2015.
Consultation
ongoing.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
MA Executive
Office of Energy
and
Environmental
Affairs (EOEEA)
Massachusetts
Environmental
Protection Act
(MEPA) Office
Deirdre Buckley,
Director
(617) 626-1044 Deirdre.Buckley@state.ma.us 100 Cambridge Street,
Suite 900
Boston, MA 02114
July 22, 2015 - Initial
telephone contact.
Meeting held in August
2015.
Consultation
ongoing.
Massachusetts
Office of Coastal
Zone
Management
Bruce K. Carlisle,
Director
(617) 626-1200 czm@state.ma.us 251 Causeway Street,
Suite 800
Boston, MA 02114
Week of July 27, 2015 –
Initial telephone contact.
Meeting targeted for
June 2016.
Consultation
ongoing.
Massachusetts
Department of
Environmental
Protection
(MassDEP)
Marty Suuberg,
Commissioner
(617) 292-5915 One Winter Street
Boston, MA 02114
July 24, 2015 - Initial
telephone contact.
MassDEP meeting at
Commissioner level held
in August 2015.
Consultation
ongoing.
Kate Kerigan -
Permit Ombudsman
(617) 556-1181 Kathleen.kerigan@state.ma.us See above See above
MassDEP Southeast Region
Office
Millie Garcia-
Serrano, Regional
Director
(508) 946-2700
Permit
Assistance:
(508) 946-2714
20 Riverside Drive
Lakeville, MA 02347
(Oversees Towns of
Freetown, Acushnet,
Sharon, Canton,
Walpole, Stoughton,
Braintree, and
Weymouth)
July 24, 2015 - Initial
telephone contact.
MassDEP meeting at
Commissioner level held
in August 2015. Meeting
at the SERO held on
December 3, 2015.
Consultation
ongoing.
Tom Cushing, Air
Permitting Chief for
MassDEP Southeast
(508) 946-2824 Thomas.cushing@state.ma.us See above See above

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Date/type
Marty Suuberg,
Commissioner
See above See above
Paul M. Cavanagh,
Regional Planner
(508) 866-2580
x122
Paul.Cavanagh@state.ma.us Resource Management
Planning Program
Department of
Conservation and
Recreation
Southeast Region
Headquarters
PO Box 66
194 Cranberry Road
South Carver, MA
02366
March 8, 2016
telephone contact.
Copies of survey
permission request
letters for DCR owned
properties submitted via
email on March 15,
2016 along with
shapefiles of proposed
facilities in
Massachusetts. Meeting
held May 19, 2016.
Consultation
ongoing.
MassDEP Central Region
Office
MaryJude Pigsley,
Regional Director
(508) 792-7650
Service Center:
(508) 792-7683
Permit
Assistance:
(508) 767-2734
Maryjude.Pigsley@state.ma.us 8 New Bond Street
Worcester, MA 01606
(Oversees Towns of
Medway, Milford, Upton,
Sutton, Millbury,
Grafton, Shrewsbury,
Boylston, West Boylston,
Franklin, Millis, and
Norfolk )
July 24, 2015 - Initial
telephone contact.
MassDEP meeting at
Commissioner level held
in August 2015. Meeting
at the CERO held on
December 4, 2015.
Consultation
ongoing.
Massachusetts
EEA Energy
Facilities Siting
Board (EFSB)
Andrew Greene,
Director
(617) 305-3526 Andrew.Greene@state.ma.us One South Station,
Fifth Floor
Boston, MA 02110
July, 2015 - Initial
telephone contact.
Technical meeting
currently being
scheduled for June
2016.
Consultation
ongoing.
Massachusetts
Energy and
Environmental
Affairs (EEA)
Mr. Leo Roy,
Commissioner
Department of
Conservation and
Recreation
(617) 626-1250 leo.roy@massmail.state.ma.us 251 Causeway Street,
Suite 900
Boston, MA 02114-2104
Contact Pending.
Meeting targeted for
June 2016.
Consultation
ongoing.
Ellen Berkland
Archaeologist
Department of
Conservation and
Recreation
(617) 626-1377 ellen.berkland@state.ma.us 251 Causeway Street,
Suite 900
Boston, MA 02114-2104
Contact Pending.
Notification targeted for
April 2016.
Consultation
ongoing.

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Date/type
Natural Heritage &
Endangered
Species Program
Thomas French,
Assistant Director
(508) 389-6355 tom.french@state.ma.us Natural Heritage &
Endangered Species
Program
Massachusetts Division
of Fisheries & Wildlife
1 Rabbit Hill Road
Westborough, MA
01581
August 2015 – Initial
notification call. Meeting
attended October 26,
2015.
Consultation
ongoing.
Eve Schluter
Chief of Regulatory
Review
(508) 389-6346 eve.schluter@state.ma.us See above. Information
request letter submitted
November 4, 2015.
Meeting held on
February 22, 2016.
Email responses
received on
November 5 and
December 16,
2015 and January
27, 2016. Letter
responses
received on
October 30 and
December 4,
2015.
Consultation
ongoing.
Division of
Fisheries and
Wildlife
Dr. Caleb Slater 1 Rabbit Hill Road
Westborough, MA
01581
Information request
letter submitted on
March 8, 2016.
Consultation
ongoing.
Response to letter
pending.
Massachusetts
Historical
Commission
Massachusetts
State Historic
Preservation Office
Brona Simon,
State Historic
Preservation Officer
(617) 727-8470 The Massachusetts
Archives Building
220 Morrissey
Boulevard
Boston, MA 02125
Previous
communications
summarized in earlier
monthly reports.
Consultation
ongoing.
Jonathan K.
Patton,
Preservation
Planner/Archaeologi
st
(617) 727-8470 Jonathan.patton2@state.ma.us See above See above.
Massachusetts
Commission on
Indian Affairs
John A. Peters,
Executive Director
(617) 573-1291 100 Cambridge Street,
Suite 300
Boston, MA 02125
Previous
communications
summarized in earlier
monthly reports.
Consultation
ongoing.

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Date/type
Massachusetts Municipal Conservation Commissions
Acushnet
Conservation
Commission
Merilee Kelly
Conservation Agent
(508) 998-0202 122 Main Street,
Acushnet, MA 02743
Contact Pending.
Meetings to be
scheduled upon
request.
Consultation
ongoing.
Bellingham
Conservation
Commission
Clifford Matthews,
Chairman c/o
Anne Matthews,
Conservation
Administrator
(508) 657-2858 AMatthews@BellinghamMA.org 2 Maple St.
Bellingham 02019
Contact made on April
11, 2016 regarding
proposed geotechnical
investigation program.
Consultation
ongoing.
Boylston
Conservation
Commission
Melanie Rich
Administrative
Assistant
(508) 869-6127 conservation@boylston-ma.gov 221 Main Street
Boylston, MA 01505
Contact made on April
11, 2016 regarding
proposed geotechnical
investigation program.
Consultation
ongoing.
Town of
Braintree
Department of
Planning and
Community
Development
Christine Stickney,
Director
(781) 794-8232 cstickney@braintreema.gov 1 JFK Memorial Dr.
Braintree, MA 02184
Contact Pending.
Meetings to be
scheduled upon
request.
Consultation
ongoing.
Elizabeth Schaffer,
Administrative
Assistant
(781) 794-8235 eschaffer@braintreema.gov Contact Pending.
Meetings to be
scheduled upon
request.
Consultation
ongoing.
Canton
Conservation
Commission
Cynthia B.
O’Connell,
Conservation Agent
(781) 821-5000 coconnell@town.canton.ma.us 801 Washington St.
Canton, MA 02021
Contact Pending.
Meetings to be
scheduled upon
request.
Consultation
ongoing.
Franklin
Conservation
Commission
Kathleen Celorier
Conservation Office
Secretary
(508) 520-4929 kcelorier@franklin.ma.us or
conservation@franklin.ma.us
Municipal Building
355 E. Central Street
Franklin, MA 02038
Contact made on April
11, 2016 regarding
proposed geotechnical
investigation program.
Consultation
ongoing.
Freetown
Conservation
Commission
(508) 644-2201
ext. 7
conservation@freetownma.gov 3 North Main Street
Assonet, MA 02702
Contact Pending.
Meetings to be
scheduled upon
request.
Consultation
ongoing.
Grafton
Conservation
Commission
Linda Dettloff
Conservation Agent
(508) 839-5335
ext. 1138
concom@grafton-ma.gov 30 Providence Road
Grafton, MA 01519
Meeting held on April 8,
2016 to discuss
proposed geotechnical
investigation.
Consultation
ongoing.

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Date/type
Medway
Conservation
Commission
Bridget Graziano
Conservation Agent
(508) 533-3292 bgraziano@townofmedway.org 155 Village Street,
Medway MA 02053
Contact made on April
11, 2016 regarding
proposed geotechnical
investigation program.
Consultation
ongoing.
Milford
Conservation
Commission
Joseph Zacchilli (508) 634-2314 jzacchilli@townofmilford.com Town Hall
52 Main Street, Milford,
MA
Contact made on April
11, 2016 regarding
proposed geotechnical
investigation program.
Consultation
ongoing.
Vonnie Reis P.E. (508) 634-2317 vreis@townofmilford.com Contact Pending.
Meetings to be
scheduled upon
request.
Consultation
ongoing.
Millbury
Conservation
Commission
Michelle Desorcy
Clerk
(508) 865-5411 conservation@townofmillbury.n
et
127 Elm Street
Millbury, MA 01527
Contact made on April
11, 2016 regarding
proposed geotechnical
investigation program.
Consultation
ongoing.
Millis
Conservation
Commission
Dr. James Lederer
Chairman
(508) 376-7045 conservation@millis.net 900 Main Street
Millis, MA 02054
Contact Pending.
Meetings to be
scheduled upon
request.
Consultation
ongoing.
Camille Standley
Administrative
Assistant
508) 376-7045 Contact Pending.
Meetings to be
scheduled upon
request.
Consultation
ongoing.
Norfolk
Conservation
Commission
Janet Delonga
Agent
(508) 541-8455 jdelonga@virtualnorfolk.org 1 Liberty Lane
Norfolk, MA 02056
Contact made on April
11, 2016 regarding
proposed geotechnical
investigation program.
Consultation
ongoing.
Rehoboth
Conservation
Commission
Leeann Bradley,
Agent
(508) 252-6891 lbradley@Town.Rehoboth.MA.
US
148 Peck Street
Rehoboth, MA 02769
Contact Pending.
Meetings to be
scheduled upon
request.
Consultation
ongoing.
Sharon
Conservation
Commission
Gregory Meister
Conservation
Commission
Administrator
(781) 784-1511 sharonconcom@yahoo.com Sharon Community
Center
1 Community Center
Drive
Mailing Address:
219 Massapoag Ave.
Sharon, MA 02067
Contact made on April
11, 2016 regarding
proposed geotechnical
investigation program.
Consultation
ongoing.

24. December 12, 2016
ATTACHMENT A: Access Northeast Project Stakeholder List – Non-Landowners Federal, State, and Local Agency Contacts
Agency Office/Division Contact Phone Email Location/Address Contact Date/type Response
Date/type
Shrewsbury
Conservation
Commission
Kenneth Polito
Conservation
Commission and
Lake Quinsigamond
Commission
Representative
(508) 841-8502 bstone@shrewsburyma.gov 100 Maple Ave
Shrewsbury, MA 01545
Contact made on April
11, 2016 regarding
proposed geotechnical
investigation program.
Consultation
ongoing.
Stoughton
Conservation
Commission
James B. Conlon,
PWS, MS, RS,
CHO, MACSE
Environmental
Affairs Officer &
Agent of the
Conservation
Commission
(781) 341-1300
x9262
jconlon@stoughton-ma.gov 2nd Floor 10 Pearl
Street
Stoughton, MA
Contact Pending.
Meetings to be
scheduled upon
request.
Consultation
ongoing.
Sutton
Conservation
Commission
Wanda M. Bien
Secretary
(508) 865-8728 w.bien@town.sutton.ma.us 4 Uxbridge Road
Sutton, MA
Contact Pending.
Meetings to be
scheduled upon
request.
Consultation
ongoing.
Upton
Conservation
Commission
Christine Scott
Chairperson
(508) 529-6286 conservationmember@uptonma
.gov
1 Main Street, Box 9
Upton, MA 01568
Contact Pending.
Meetings to be
scheduled upon
request.
Consultation
ongoing.
Matt Selby
Conservation Agent
Contact Pending.
Meetings to be
scheduled upon
request.
Consultation
ongoing.
Walpole
Conservation
Commission
Pam Smith
Admin. Board
Secretary
(508) 660-7268 Town Hall
135 School Street
Walpole, MA 02081
Contact Pending.
Meetings to be
scheduled upon
request.
Consultation
ongoing.
Landis Hershey
Conservation Agent
(508) 660-7253 See above. See above.
West Boylston
Conservation
Commission
Toby Goldstein
Assistant to the
Conservation
Commission
(774) 261-4071 concomm@westboylston-
ma.gov
140 Worcester Street
West Boylston, MA
01583
Contact Pending.
Meetings to be
scheduled upon
request.
Consultation
ongoing.
Weymouth
Conservation
Commission
Mary Ellen Schloss (781) 340-5007 75 Middle Street,
Weymouth, MA 02189
Contact Pending.
Meetings to be
scheduled upon
request.
Consultation
ongoing.
Massachusetts Municipal Historical Commissions

25. December 12, 2016
ATTACHMENT A: Access Northeast Project Stakeholder List – Non-Landowners Federal, State, and Local Agency Contacts
Agency Office/Division Contact Phone Email Location/Address Contact Date/type Response
Date/type
Acushnet
Historical
Commission
Pauline Teixeira
Chairperson
(508) 998-0280 bellhistoric@bellinghamma.org 122 Main Street
Acushnet, MA 02743
Previous
communications
summarized in earlier
monthly reports.
Consultation
ongoing.
Bellingham
Historical
Commission
Marcia A. Crooks
Chairperson
(508) 883-8358 3 Common Street
Bellingham, MA 02019
Previous
communications
summarized in earlier
monthly reports.
Consultation
ongoing.
Boylston
Historical
Commission
Bruce Symonds
Chairperson
221 Main Street
Boylston, MA 02505
Previous
communications
summarized in earlier
monthly reports.
Consultation
ongoing.
Braintree
Historical
Commission
Elizabeth Mees
Chairperson
(718) 794-8230 cstickney@braintreema.gov 1 JFK Memorial Drive
Braintree, MA 02184
Previous
communications
summarized in earlier
monthly reports.
Consultation
ongoing.
Canton
Historical
Commission
Sepp
Bergschneider
Chairperson
histcomm@town.canton.ma.us Pequitside Farm
79 Pleasant Street
Canton, MA 02021
Previous
communications
summarized in earlier
monthly reports.
Consultation
ongoing.
Franklin
Historical
Commission
Mary Olsson
Chairperson
(508) 520-9187 maryolsson1@verizon.net 355 East Central Street
Franklin, MA 02038
Previous
communications
summarized in earlier
monthly reports.
Consultation
ongoing.
Freetown
Historical
Commission
Mary E. Rezendes-
Brown
Chairperson
(508) 644-2201 3 North Main Street
Freetown, MA 02702
Previous
communications
summarized in earlier
monthly reports.
Consultation
ongoing.
Grafton
Historical
Commission
Ruth Anderson
Chairperson
(508) 839-5335
x1195
Grafton Memorial
Municipal Center
30 Providence Road
Grafton, MA 01519
Previous
communications
summarized in earlier
monthly reports.
Consultation
ongoing.
Medway
Historical
Commission
Jeanne Johnson
Chairperson and
Acting Secretary
(508) 533-3200 HistoricalCom@townofmedway.
org
Medway Historical
Society Building
223 Main Street
Medway, MA 02053
Previous
communications
summarized in earlier
monthly reports.
Consultation
ongoing.
Milford
Historical
Commission
Robert Andreola
Chairperson
Memorial Hall
30 School Street
Milford, MA 01757
Previous
communications
summarized in earlier
monthly reports.
Consultation
ongoing.

26. December 12, 2016
ATTACHMENT A: Access Northeast Project Stakeholder List – Non-Landowners Federal, State, and Local Agency Contacts
Agency Office/Division Contact Phone Email Location/Address Contact Date/type Response
Date/type
Marilyn M. Lovell
Secretary
(508) 473-7327 jhlovell@verizon.net Memorial Hall
30 School Street
Milford, MA 01757
Previous
communications
summarized in earlier
monthly reports.
Consultation
ongoing.
Millbury
Historical
Commission
Cynthia K. Burr
Chairperson
(508) 865-4710 millburyhistoricalcommission@y
ahoo.com
127 Elm Street
Millbury, MA 01527
Previous
communications
summarized in earlier
monthly reports.
Consultation
ongoing.
Millis Historical
Commission
Nathan Maltinsky
Chairperson
(508) 376-3730 cnbigbarn@hotmail.com 410 Exchange Street
Millis, MA 02054
Previous
communications
summarized in earlier
monthly reports.
Consultation
ongoing.
Norfolk
Historical
Commission
Betsy Pyne
Chairperson
(508) 528-2604 nhc@virtualnorfolk.org 1 Liberty Lane
Norfolk, MA 02056
Previous
communications
summarized in earlier
monthly reports.
Consultation
ongoing.
Rehoboth
Historical
Commission
Rebecca Smith 148R Peck Street
Rehoboth, MA 02769
Previous
communications
summarized in earlier
monthly reports.
Consultation
ongoing.
Sharon
Historical
Commission
Bruce Rosenbaum
Chairperson
(781) 784-1500 90 South Main Street
Sharon, MA 02067
Previous
communications
summarized in earlier
monthly reports.
Consultation
ongoing.
Shrewsbury
Historical
Commission
J. Kevin Samara
Chairperson
(508) 842-6133 100 Maple Avenue
Shrewsbury, MA 01545
Previous
communications
summarized in earlier
monthly reports.
Consultation
ongoing.
Stoughton
Historical
Commission
Dwight MacKerron
Chairperson
(781) 341-1300 10 Pearl Street
Stoughton, MA 02072
Previous
communications
summarized in earlier
monthly reports.
Consultation
ongoing.
Sutton Historical
Commission
Keith Downer
Chairperson
(508) 865-8725 revwar1775@hotmail.com Municipal Center, 3rd
Floor
4 Uxbridge Road
Sutton, MA 01590
Previous
communications
summarized in earlier
monthly reports.
Consultation
ongoing.
Upton Historical
Commission
Donna Desjardin
Chairperson
(508) 529-3565 One Main Street
Upton, MA 01568
Previous
communications
summarized in earlier
monthly reports.
Consultation
ongoing.

27. December 12, 2016
ATTACHMENT A: Access Northeast Project Stakeholder List – Non-Landowners Federal, State, and Local Agency Contacts
Agency Office/Division Contact Phone Email Location/Address Contact Date/type Response
Date/type
Walpole
Historical
Commission
Mark Almeda
Chairperson
(508) 668-6221 135 School Street
Walpole, MA 02081
Previous
communications
summarized in earlier
monthly reports.
Consultation
ongoing.
West Boylston
Historical
Commission
Beverly Goodale
Chairperson
(774) 261-4010 historical.society@wbhistory.org 140 Worcester Street
West Boylston, MA
01583
Previous
communications
summarized in earlier
monthly reports.
Consultation
ongoing.
Weymouth
Historical
Commission
Ed Walker
Chairperson
(781) 335-2000 75 Middle Street
Weymouth, MA 02189
Previous
communications
summarized in earlier
monthly reports.
Consultation
ongoing.
FEDERALLY-RECOGNIZED INDIAN TRIBES
Delaware Nation
of Oklahoma
Jason Ross,
Section 106 Projects
Coordinator
405-247-8903 jross@delawarenation.com Tribal Historic
Preservation Office
31064 State Highway
281
Anadarko, OK 73005
Previous
communications
summarized in earlier
monthly reports.
Consultation
ongoing.
Delaware Tribe
of Indians
Tribal Historic
Preservation
Office
Susan Bachor temple@delawaretribe.org Temple University,
Department of
Anthropology
Gladfelter Hall, Rm. 207
1115 W. Polett Walk
Philadelphia, PA 19122
Previous
communications
summarized in earlier
monthly reports.
Consultation
ongoing.
Mashantucket
Pequot Tribal
Nation
Marissa Turnbull,
Tribal Historic
Preservation Officer
860-235-7294 mturnbull@mptn-nsn.gov Natural Resources
Protection & Regulatory
Affairs
550 Trolley Line Blvd.
Mashantucket, CT
06338
Previous
communications
summarized in earlier
monthly reports.
Consultation
ongoing.
Mashpee
Wampanoag
Indian Tribe
Ramona Peters,
Tribal Historic
Preservation Officer
508-477-6186 rpeters@mwtribe.com 766 Falmouth Road
Madaket Place Office
A3
Mashpee, MA 02649
Previous
communications
summarized in earlier
monthly reports.
Consultation
ongoing.
David Weeden,
Deputy Tribal
Historic Preservation
Officer
See above. dweeden@mwtribe.com See above. See above. See above.

28. December 12, 2016
ATTACHMENT A: Access Northeast Project Stakeholder List – Non-Landowners Federal, State, and Local Agency Contacts
Agency Office/Division Contact Phone Email Location/Address Contact Date/type Response
Date/type
Mohegan Indian
Tribe
James Quinn,
Tribal Historic
Preservation Officer
860-917-8255 jquinn@moheganmail.com 13 Crow Hill Road
Uncasville, CT 06382
Previous
communications
summarized in earlier
monthly reports.
Consultation
ongoing.
Elaine Thomas,
Deputy Tribal
Historic Preservation
Officer
860-862-6393 ethomas@moheganmail.com See above. See above. See above.
Narragansett
Indian Tribe
John Brown, III,
Tribal Historic
Preservation Officer
brwnjbb123@aol.com Narragansett Indian
Longhouse
4425D South County
Trail
Charlestown, RI 02813
Previous
communications
summarized in earlier
monthly reports.
Consultation
ongoing.
Doug Harris,
Deputy Tribal
Historic Preservation
Officer
401-474-5907 dhnithpo@gmail.com See above. See above. See above.
St. Regis
Mohawk Tribe
Randy Hart,
Chief
518-358-2272 412 State Route 37
Akwesane, NY 13665
Previous
communications
summarized in earlier
monthly reports.
Consultation
ongoing.
Arnold Printup,
Tribal Historic
Preservation Officer
518-358-2272 Arnold.printup@srmt-nsn.gov See above. See above. See above.
Stockbridge-
Munsee
Community
Band of Mohican
Indians
Bonney Hartley,
Tribal Historic
Preservation Officer
518-888-6641 bonney.hartley@mohican-
nsn.gov
P.O. Box 718
Troy, NY 12181
Previous
communications
summarized in earlier
monthly reports.
Consultation
ongoing.
Wampanoag
Tribe of Gay
Head (Aquinnah)
Bettina M.
Washington,
Tribal Historic
Preservation Officer
508-560-9014 bettina@wampanoagtribe.net 20 Black Brook Road
Aquinnah, MA 02535
Previous
communications
summarized in earlier
monthly reports.
Consultation
ongoing.
Mark Andrews,
Tribal Cultural
Resource Monitor
508-264-1698 mark@wampanoagtribe.net See above. See above. See above.
NON FEDERALLY-RECOGNIZED INDIAN TRIBES
Eastern Pequot
Tribal Nation
James A. Cunha,
Jr., Chair
P.O. Box 208
North Stonington, CT
06359
Previous
communications
summarized in earlier
monthly reports.
Consultation
ongoing.

29. December 12, 2016
ATTACHMENT A: Access Northeast Project Stakeholder List – Non-Landowners Federal, State, and Local Agency Contacts
Agency Office/Division Contact Phone Email Location/Address Contact Date/type Response
Date/type
Golden Hill
Paugussett Tribe
Golden Hill
Reservation
Shoran Piper 427 Shelton Road
Trumbull, CT 06611
Previous
communications
summarized in earlier
monthly reports
Consultation
ongoing.
Massachusetts
Ponkapoag Tribe
Guilford Solomon,
Chief Sachem
508-697-2941 neponsett@comcast.net 41 Marianne Drive
Bridgewater, MA 02324
Previous
communications
summarized in earlier
monthly reports.
Consultation
ongoing.
Nipmuc Tribal
Nation
Cheryll Holley,
Tribal Chief
508-334-1182 wrwritings@aol.com 78 Randolph Road
Worcester, MA 01606
Previous
communications
summarized in earlier
monthly reports.
Consultation
ongoing.
Ramapough
Lenape Indian
Nation
Dwaine Petty,
Chief
lunaape1@gmail.com c/o Ramapough
Conservancy
189 Stag Hill Road
Mahwah, NJ 07430
Previous
communications
summarized in earlier
monthly reports.
Consultation
ongoing.
Vincent Mann,
Sub-Chief
chiefmaanis@gmail.com See above. See above. See above.
Judith J. Sullivan,
Ramapough
Conservancy
973-204-6844 judithjoansullivan@gmail.com See above. See above. See above.
Schaghticoke
Tribal Nation
Richard Velky,
Chief
101 Elizabeth Street,
2nd Floor
Derby, CT 06418
Previous
communications
summarized in earlier
monthly reports.
Consultation
ongoing.