Comments and Responses

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POLICY ON
PUBLIC PARTICIPATION IN THE PERMIT REVIEW PROCESS
(DEP ID: 012-0900-003)
COMMENT-RESPONSE DOCUMENT
FEBRUARY 28, 2014
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Table of Contents ......................................................................................................................................... i
List of Commentators ..................................................................................................................................1
Comments and Responses..........................................................................................................................78
Section I: Background....................................................................................................................... 78
Section II: How This Policy Relates to Other Public Participation Options .................................... 78
Section III: General Policy................................................................................................................ 79
Section IV: Public Participation Options .......................................................................................... 84
IV.A: Written/Electronic Comments in Response to a Pennsylvania Bulletin Notice ..................87
IV.B: Public Hearings ....................................................................................................................88
Timing and Location of a Public Hearing................................................................................. 89
Notice of Scheduling or Cancellation of a Public Hearing ....................................................... 90
Public Hearing Guidelines/Attachment B ................................................................................. 91
Transcripts from Public Hearings ............................................................................................. 93
Web-based Public Hearings ...................................................................................................... 94
IV.C: Public Information Meetings ...............................................................................................94
IV.D: Informal Meetings ...............................................................................................................95
Section VI: Extension of Public Comment Period ........................................................................... 98
Section VII: Comment-Response Document .................................................................................... 98
VII.A: Format of Comment-Response Document/Attachment A .................................................99
VII.B: Public Availability of the Comment-Response Document...............................................100
VII.C: Relation of Comment-Response Document to Other Department Policies .....................101
Land Use ................................................................................................................................. 101
Section VIII: Additional Information ............................................................................................. 101
General/Miscellaneous Comments ................................................................................................. 102
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LIST OF COMMENTATORS
Number
1
Commentator
Lisa Schaefer
County Commissioners
Association of Pennsylvania
17 North Front Street
Harrisburg, PA 17101-1624
Number
9
Commentator
Elizabeth Tatham
League of Women Voters of
PA
79 Old Mill Lane
Holland, PA 18966
2
Ginny Kreitler
National Audobon Society,
Natural Lands Trust, French
and Pickering Creeks
Conservation Trust, and Green
Valleys Association
646 Lakeview Circle
Newtown Square, PA 19073
10
Ruth Likowski
900 Shoemaker Ave.
West Wyoming, PA 186441122
11
Tracie Blummer
12
Ruth Ayn Hocker
Chesapeake Bay Foundation
Old Waterworks Building
614 North Front Street, Ste. G
Harrisburg, PA 17101
Tracy Carluccio
Delaware Riverkeeper
Network
925 Canal St., Suite 3701
Bristol, PA 19007
13
Deron Gabriel
South Fayette Twp. Bd. of
Commissioners
Kate J. Darby, Ph.D.
606 Walnut St.
Meadville, PA 16335
14
Lynda and Steve Farrell
331 Norwood Rd.
Downingtown, PA 193353215
15
Gary A. Miller
187 Tipton Road
Tyrone, PA 16686
16
Elizabeth Arnold
4821 Baltimore Ave.
Philadelphia, PA 19143-2015
17
Alison Rupert
568 S Frymire Rd.
Hughesville, PA 17737-8483
18
Matt Walker for Joseph
Minott
Clean Air Council
135 South 19th Street, Suite
300
Philadelphia, PA 19103
3
4
5
6
7
8
Shellie Northrop
124 Frances St.
Sayser, PA 18840
John Waffenschmidt
Covanta Energy Group
445 South St.
Morristown, NJ 07960
Terry L. Dayton
Citizens Advisory Council to
the DEP
P.O. Box 8459
Lisa Widawsky Hallowell
Environmental Integrity
Project and six other
signatories
1 Thomas Circle, Suite 900
Washington, DC 20005
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Number
19
Commentator
Kristin Landon
11 Baker Hirkey Rd.
Tunkhannock, PA 18657
Number
28
Commentator
Ralph Kisberg
1736 Almond St.
Williamsport, PA 17701
20
Lauren Burge
Group Against Smog and
Pollution
5135 Penn Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15224
29
James E. Rosenberg
555 Davidson Rd.
Grindstone, PA 15442
30
Beverly Braverman
Mountain Watershed
Association
P.O. Box 408
Melcroft, PA 15462
31
Steve Hvozdovich
Clean Water Action and 29
other signatories
32
Kathryn Z. Klaber
Marcellus Shale Coalition
24 Summit Park Drive, 2nd Fl.
33
Aaron Birk
4845 Cedar Ave.
34
Adrienne Eisenberg
522 Masthope Plank Rd.
Lackawaxen, PA 18435-9714
35
Adrienne Panuski
214 Stites St.
36
Aislinn Pentecost-Farren
1208 S. 46th St.
37
Alexander Milone
6213 Hilltop Dr.
Brookhaven, PA 19015-1319
38
Amanda Buchko
965 Route 434
Greeley, PA 18425-9641
21
22
23
24
Anthony Palombaro
E.L. Rose Conservancy
20159 State Route 167
Brackney, PA 18812-8209
Mike Kamandulis
101 Brown Rd.
Kersey, PA 15846-9704
Emily E. Krafjack
Connection for Oil, Gas &
Environment in the Northern
Tier, Inc.
1155 Nimble Hill Road
Mehoopany, PA 18629
David Presley for Joeseph
Minott
Clean Air Council and 30
other Signatories
135 South 19th Street, Suite
300
25
C. J. Herring
26
Environmental Justice
Advisory Board
c/o Dr. Arthur Frank
Drexel University School of
Public Health
245 N. 15th St., Mail Stop
1034
Philadelphia PA 19102-1192
27
Barbra L. Smith
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Number
39
Commentator
Angel Kelsey
25 Custer St.
Wilkes Barre, PA 18702-6509
Number
50
Commentator
Beverly Moranski
20 Bunker Hill Rd.
Wyoming, PA 18644-9387
40
Angel Smith
1316 Rock Hill Church Rd.
Clearville, PA 15535-5128
51
Bill Ferullo
4834 Leraysville Rd.
Warren Center, PA 188517824
41
Angela Fanelli
219 Lincoln Ave.
52
Bob Bernhardy
53 Meade St.
Wellsboro, PA 16901-1838
53
Bonne South
432 N. 29th St.
Allentown, PA 18104-4843
54
Bonnie Steelman
101 Carpenter Ln.
55
Bryan Katulka
208 Lincoln Ave.
56
Carolee Schneemann
437 Springtown Rd.
New Paltz, NY 12561-3027
57
Carolyn Speranza
2021 Plainview Ave.
Pittsburgh, PA 15226-1334
58
Charles Ingraham
554 S. Lake Rd.
42
Anita Panuski
214 Stites St.
43
Ann Rosenthal
431 Dargan St.
44
Anna Bario
438 Olive St.
45
Audrey Gozdiskowski
621 SR 29 N.
46
Audrey Simpson
72 Green Rd.
Shavertown, PA 18708-9669
47
Barbara Clifford
374 Prospect St.
Montrose, PA 18801-1486
59
48
Barbara Jarmoska
766 Butternut Grove Rd.
Montoursville, PA 177549078
Charles Morgan
609 E. Fm 489
Buffalo, TX 75831-6814
60
Ben Burrows
406 Shoemaker Rd.
Elkins Park, PA 19027-2420
Cheryl Dzubak
69 Elton Ave.
Trenton, NJ 86201-1531
61
Chris Coccodrilli
170 Belmont St.
Waymart, PA 18472-9212
49
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Number
62
Commentator
Chris Nogic
76 Sando St.
Hunlock Creek, PA 186214248
63
Christine Cato
7217 Witherspoon St.
64
Christopher Miles
3330 Tilden St.
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
Number
74
Commentator
David Kagan
885 Torbert Ln.
Jersey Shore, PA 17740-8732
75
David Stone
539 E. Foster Ave.
State College, PA 168015723
76
David Wasilewski
239 Golf Course Rd.
Chuck and Janis Winschuh
Springville, PA 18844-7525
77
D. E. Bassett
5 Ida St.
Imperial, PA 15126-1016
Cindy Michelini
4116 Highland Ave.
Butler, PA 16001-2942
78
Dean Marshall
52 Railroad Rd.
Benton, PA 17814-7611
Claudia Crane
2335 Perot St.
79
Deborah Lambert
114 Logtown Rd.
Darlington, PA 16115-1202
Colin Burch
1141 Chislett St.
80
Deirdre Lally
161 Beach Glen Rd.
Benton, PA 17814-7950
Coryn Wolk
2 Schiller Ave.
Penn Valley, PA 19072-1534
81
Dennis Schlott
5356 Brownsville Rd.
Cynthia Keiser
623 Henrys Crossing Rd.
Cresco, PA 18326-7957
82
Devona Renee
2 Adams St.
Denver, CO 80206-5724
Dave Bankovic
123 Meredith Rd.
Kersey, PA 15846-8909
83
Diane Dilendik
527 6th Ave.
Bethlehem, PA 18018-5203
David Butler
639 Hermitage St.
84
Diane Karasevicz
2750 Carley Rd.
Alpine, NY 14805-9717
David Hunt
125 Dilworth St.
85
Dianne Arnold
1461 E. Cruikshank Rd.
Valencia, PA 16059-3709
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Number
86
Commentator
Dorene Pasekoff
75 Creamery Rd.
Pottstown, PA 19465-8128
Number
98
Commentator
Evangeline Hoffman-Lorah
1635 4th St.
87
Dorothy Hudson
44 Nelson Ave.
Cooperstown, NY 133261053
99
Eve Goodman
602 Whitney Ave # 2
Wilkinsburg, PA 15221-3345
100
Frank Kohn
6655 Mccallum St.
101
G. Brian Uhler
2259 Turkey Ridge Rd.
New Kensington, PA 150681934
102
Gail Brown
1670 Lisa Ln.
Clarks Summit, PA 184119528
88
Dr. Alicia Pagano
12562 County Highway 23
Unadilla, NY 13849-2331
89
Dr. Thomas Jiunta
252 Hayfield Rd.
90
Earl Fraim
59 Eby Rd.
Forksville, PA 18616-8825
91
Eleanor Skibo
22 Cedar Rd.
Uniontown, PA 15401-2206
103
Garrett Socling
1854 Dutch Hollow Rd.
Elizabeth Engleman
72 Linden Pl.
Sewickley, PA 15143-1339
104
Gib Davis
314 E. Pitt St.
Bedford, PA 15522-1439
Elizabeth Monoian
4729 Hatfield St.
105
Greg Flood
108 Royal View Ct.
Ellen A. Smith
192 Heart Lake Rd.
106
Gregory Pais
2304 Steam Valley Rd.
Trout Run, PA 17771-9115
Ellen Ziegler
3 Dore Ct.
New City, NY 10956-6801
107
Gregory Steele
1108 Crease St.
Epifanio Bevilacqua
964 Finch Rd.
Franklin, NY 13775-3214
108
Gusti Bogok
130 W. 16th St.
New York, NY 10011-6281
Erwin Brown
1060 W. Main St.
Troy, PA 16947-1171
109
Henry Frank
2763 Island Ave.
92
93
94
95
96
97
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Number
110
Commentator
Howard Hannum
1221 Higley Rd.
Sidney Center, NY 138393161
Number
121
Commentator
Jeff Salvaryn
1528 Herrin St.
Redondo Beach, CA 902782849
111
Hyla Willis
511 E. End Ave.
122
Jeffrey Shralow
893 N. Bucknell St.
112
Irene Barrie
5215 Maple Grove Rd.
Bulger, PA 15019-9722
123
Jennifer Kobylski
303 Gist St.
113
Iris Marie Bloom
4808 Windsor Ave.
124
Jeri Carroll
25 S Elm St.
Kutztown, PA 19530-1301
114
James Little
522 Winston Dr.
Endwell, NY 13760-2435
125
Jerry Yeager
146 Honor Roll Rd.
Lake Lynn, PA 15451-1216
115
Janet Golden
19 W. Levering Mill Rd.
Bala Cynwyd, PA 190042508
126
Jill Wiener
P.O. BexX 198
Callicoon Center, NY 127240198
116
Janice Metzo
56 Fire Cut Rd.
127
Jim Black
5978 Newtown Ave.
117
Janis Winschuh
128
Jim Keller
308 Sunset Rd.
West Reading, PA 196111306
118
Jason Bell
223 Pattison St.
Evans City, PA 16033-1320
129
Jeanette Elbattah
29 Circle Dr.
John Bijarney
101 South St.
Chenango Forks, NY 137461105
130
Jeanette Stump
5508 Montmorenci Rd.
Ridgway, PA 15853-7234
John Dulik
209 Rex Ave.
131
John Osgood
265 46th St., Apt. 2102
119
120
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Number
132
Commentator
Jonathan Cain
671 Margaret St.
Number
144
Commentator
Kathy Martin
3122 Tall Oaks Cir.
Norman, OK 73072-4717
133
Joseph & Constance Kikta
202 Cutler Rd.
Smock, PA 15480-1210
145
Kevin Snyder
309 W. Main St.
134
Joseph Bridy
709 Morris St.
146
Kevin Starbard
318 Valley Rd.
Oreland, PA 19075-1122
135
Joseph Mercurio
538 Esther Ave.
147
Kim Felter
245 Buttermilk Falls Rd.
New Berlin, NY 13411-2703
148
136
Josh Miller
1920 L St., N.W.
Washington,, DC 200365004
Kristian Boose
1802 N. 54th St.
Seattle, WA 98103-6122
149
Lana Gulden
255 Honey Locust Ln.
Northumberland, PA 178579679
150
Larry Franklin
935 Longvue Dr.
Ellwood City, PA 161173433
151
Lawrence Dellegrotto
41 Fairway Dr.
West Pittston, PA 186431250
137
Joyce Stone
655 Woodbourne Rd.
138
Judith Ross
317 Rauch St.
139
Julie Edgar
534 North Cir.
140
Justin Steiner
5433 Carnegie St.
152
Lea Stabinski
1885 Meredith Ln.
Blue Bell, PA 19422-3657
Karen Davis
10 Crescent Park
Warren, PA 16365-2217
153
Linda Davenport
412 Center Hill Rd.
Upper Black Eddy, PA
18972-9615
154
Linda Norden
390 Riverside Dr., Apt. 11F
New York, NY 10025-1831
141
142
143
Kathleen Campbell
800 Avondale Rd.
Wallingford, PA 19086-6665
Kathy Douglass
225 Cherry Valley Rd.
Saxonburg, PA 16056-9127
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Number
155
Commentator
Lois Klotz
2332 Warren Center Rd.
Warren Center, PA 188517889
156
Lorraine Whalen
106 Spruce Dr.
Slippery Rock, PA 160571410
157
158
159
Number
166
Commentator
Marta Guttenberg
226 W. Rittenhouse Sq.
167
Martha Black, DE Frias
1320 W. Somerville Ave.
168
Lucas Savage
303 Gist St.
Martha Keller
39 Walker St., Apt. 2R
New York, NY 10013-6002
169
Lyle Millard
5584 Gillingham Rd.
Frenchville, PA 16836-7618
Martha Wilson
432 Dean St.
Brooklyn, NY 11217-2011
170
Madeline Rawley
361 Birdsong Way
Doylestown, PA 18901-4893
Marvin Feil
69-75 Sparta Ave.
Newton, NJ 78602-2425
171
Mary & Joe McKeon
270 Searles Rd.
Margaretville, NY 124553023
172
Mary Himmer
1035 Hereford Dr.
173
Michael Brock
258 Taft Rd.
Saint Marys, PA 15857-3442
174
Michael Pagano
451 Youngwood Dr.
East Stroudsburg, PA 183011008
175
Ms. Mary Pirt
344 Warrick Dr.
Mars, PA 16046-8018
176
Nancy and Sam McCaughey
9 Norris St.
177
Nancy Brockmon
112 Webster Ave.
Wyncote, PA 19095-1527
160
Margaret Wood
324 Germantown Rd.
West Milford, NJ 74802-2404
161
Maria Payan
9 Aubel Rd.
Delta, PA 17314-8833
162
Marigrace Butela
1601 W. Crawford Ave.
Connellsville, PA 154252313
163
Marion Yaglinski
1248 Hunt Club Ln.
Media, PA 19063-2003
164
Mark Pezzati
56 Mayer Rd.
Andes, NY 13731-2648
165
Mark Schmerling
P.O. Box 335
Saluda, NC 28773-0335
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Number
178
Commentator
Nancy Dolan
41 Fairway Dr.
West Pittston, PA 188431250
179
Nancy Novak
223 E. Fourth St.
Media, PA 19063-3008
180
Natalie Hodapp
19585 599th Ave.
Mankato, MN 56001-8447
181
Noreen McCarthy
1 Millstone Ln.
182
Patricia Bloomer
99 E. Silver Lake Rd.
183
Patricia Cook
38911 Watson Ave.
North Ridgeville, OH 440392719
184
Patricia Libbey
379 Ripka St., Apt. 3B
185
Patti Gorcheff
2444 W. South Range Rd.
North Lima, OH 44452-9537
186
Paul Karpich
729 Fitch Hill Rd.
187
Number
190
Commentator
Pramilla Srivastava
3731 Lawrence Ave.
Moosic, PA 18507-1622
191
Preeti Gupta
109 Oakview Dr.
Media, PA 19063-2112
192
R. Dunleavey
101 Kelly Rd.
Arkville, NY 12406-1548
193
Randall Baird
1200 Highland Street Ext.
Dubois, PA 15801-4542
194
Rebecca Casstevens
22 Winding Way
Binghamton, NY 13905-2419
195
Rebecca DeWitt
P.O. Box 83
Brooktondale, NY 148170083
196
Rebecca Roter
575 Turnpike Rd.
Kingsley, PA 18826-7142
197
Rhonda Keller
49 Dunkleberger Rd.
Millerton, PA 16936-9535
198
Robert Deering
628 Old Post Office Rd.
Jersey Mills, PA 17739-9212
199
Roberta Camp
713 S. Warnock St.
200
Ron Cehelsky
221 Carbon Center Rd.
Butler, PA 16002-1021
201
Ronald Gulla
302 Linden Creek Rd.
Canonsburg, PA 15317-4834
Paul Roden
307 Daleview Dr.
Yardley, PA 19067-3406
188
Peter DeNardis
1943 Brodhead Rd.
Aliquippa, PA 15001-4961
189
Phyllis Carr
520 Hope Hollow Rd.
Lake Lynn, PA 15451-1092
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Number
202
Commentator
Roscoe McCloskey
592 Old Cement Rd.
Number
213
Commentator
Sherry Vargson
2331 Bailey Corners Rd.
Granville Summit, PA 169269204
203
Russell Zerbo
2014 Bainbridge St.
214
Shirley Hartman
430 Hanover Ave.
204
Ruth Hardinger
20 N. Moore St.
New York, NY 10013-2435
215
Stephanie Burch
1141 Chislett St.
205
Samantha Gurry
2014 Bainbridge St.
216
Susan Ader
94 Adamstown Rd.
Reinholds, PA 17569-9652
206
Scott Cannon
61 Girard Ave.
Plymouth, PA 18651-2205
217
Susan Mayr
723 Humboldt St.
Brooklyn, NY 11222-3521
207
Seth Feinberg
2575 River Rd.
Damascus, PA 18415-3503
218
Tasha Doremus
2224 Coral St.
208
Seth Gernot
157 Lloyd Ave.
219
Theresa Epp
4736 Osage Ave.
209
Shannon Pendleton
P.O. Box 306
Bryn Athyn, PA 19009-0306
220
Thomas Nelson
105 Drexel Ave.
Lansdowne, PA 19050-1304
210
Sharon Furlong
133 E. Bristol Rd.
Feasterville Trevose, PA
19053-3341
221
Todd Underwood
424 Fairview Dr.
222
Sharon Kind
1330 Old Ford Rd.
Huntingdon Valley, PA
19006-8106
Tom Ferguson
543 N. Macdonald
Mesa, AZ 85201-5017
223
Sheilah Rechtschaffefr
5 Rocky Ln.
Garrison, NY 10524-3810
Vera Scroggins
55 Gus Park Ln.
224
Veronica Thomas
59 Reynolds Rd.
Kingsley, PA 18826-6909
211
212
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Number
225
Commentator
Victoria Switzer
P.O. Box 113
Dimock, PA 18816-0113
226
227
228
Number
236
Commentator
Daniel Beck
1821 Barton Hollow Rd.
East Waterford, PA 170217295
Vivian Schatz
6907 Sherman St.
237
Gail Neustadt
1503 Grand Cypress Ln.
Presto, PA 15142-1608
Walter Tsou
325 E. Durham St.
238
Jason Walters
5344 Seip Rd.
239
Jeffrey Shuben
46204 Delaire Landing Rd.
Wanda Cawein
Margaretville, NY 124554216
229
Will Fraser
15 W. Girard Ave.
240
Kelly Riley
1343 Needham Cir.
Hatfield, PA 19440-4132
230
William Haaf
1923 Marlboro Rd.
Kennett Square, PA 193481906
241
Laura Neiman
37 Meadowland Dr.
242
231
William Hufford
106 Virginia St.
Latrobe, PA 15650-3826
Pounes Saberi
1504 Montrose St.
243
232
William Huston
P.O. Box 2873
Binghamton, NY 13902-2873
Sandra Folzer
209 Rex Ave.
244
233
William Leavy
317 S. Main St.
Winston Salem, NC 271015216
Theresa Knapp
2615 Hornbrook Rd.
Towanda, PA 18848-9567
245
Brynn Schmitt
1178 Wood Rd.
Mansfield, PA 16933-8883
Alice Zinnes
1255 Milanville Rd.
Milanville, PA 18443-3047
246
Catherine Smith
383 Olde House Ln.
Media, PA 19063-5319
Mary Jane Hyde
235 Stein Ln.
Lewisburg, PA 17837-1744
247
Mary Leitch
526 Reed St.
234
235
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Number
248
Commentator
Susan Shaak
3440 Stoner Ave.
Reading, PA 19606-2335
Number
260
Commentator
Jack & Jan Milburn
114 Mountain Rd.
Ligonier, PA 15658-9213
249
Bernard Handler
30 Delaware Ave.
261
Jean Mcfarlane
102 Grayling Ave.
Narberth, PA 19072-1900
250
Annie Prince
6015 Domarray St.
Coopersburg, PA 18036-8937
262
John Trallo
47 Main St.
Sonestown, PA 17758-5360
251
Barbara Grover
5526 Wilkins Ave.
263
Jon Levin
1899 Aster Rd.
Macungie, PA 18062-8944
252
Carolyn Auwaerter
5 Primrose Ln.
Malvern, PA 19355-9693
264
Jonathan Nadle
858 Gladys Ave.
253
Christine Hendryx
P.O. Box 364
Tionesta, PA 16353-0364
265
Judy Scriptunas
3434 Camp Robin Hood Rd.
Chambersburg, PA 172029215
254
David Barlup
1027 Drexel Hills Blvd.
New Cumberland, PA 170701737
266
Michael Boyd
105 George St.
Turtle Creek, PA 15145-1014
255
Delite Hawk
1963 Meadow Ln.
Wyomissing, PA 19610-2710
267
Otto Lehrbach
282 Treichler Rd.
Alburtis, PA 18011-2035
256
Eric Durante
241 Goss Hollow Ln.
Port Matilda, PA 16870-8663
268
Ramona Sahni
46 Mallard Dr.
257
Grant Silverstein
171 Benson Ave.
269
Reid Joyce
114 Keithwood Dr.
Valencia, PA 16059-2544
258
Henry Berkowitz
141 Sperry and Young Rd.
Sabinsville, PA 16943-9797
270
Sherry McNeil
170 Royal Oak Dr.
Butler, PA 16002-0452
259
J. Stephen Cleghorn
2771 Paradise Rd.
Reynoldsville, PA 158518621
271
Al Benner
303 Upper Woods Rd.
Honesdale, PA 18431
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Number
272
Commentator
Alice Mcgough
16 Nohonord
Mashpee, MA 02649
Number
284
Commentator
Barbara Adkins
7104 Tulip St.
273
Alicia Guidarelli
77 Wild Birch Farms
Cortlandt Manor, NY 10567
285
Beth Beck
8925 Timber Wolf Trail
Madison, WI 53717
274
Allon Massil
30 Manetto Hill Rd.
Plainview, NY 11803
286
Bob Hamburg
532 Georgian Rd.
Glenside, PA 19038
275
Alyssa Fanning
4 Highland Ave.
Dumont, NJ 07628
287
Brenda Norris
313 E Dutton Mill Rd.
Brookhaven, PA 19015-1108
276
Andrea Zinn
629 East 24th St.
Brooklyn, NY 11210
288
Briget Shields
2329 Tilbury Ave.
277
Andrew McGrath
358 Lombardy Rd.
Drexel Hill, PA 19026
289
Byron Fiegel
185 Long Lane
P.O. Box 181
Oley, PA 19547-0181
278
Angela Gradek
623 Old Glory Ln.
Freedom, PA 15042
290
Cakky Evans
1132 Lindsay Ln.
Rydal, PA 19046
Anna Louise E. Fontaine
102 Chemin Du Lac Cloutier
Lantier QC
291
Carroll Bever
154 Plainsboro Rd.
Cranbury, NJ 08512
Anne Veraldi
21 Lapidge
San Francisco, CA 94110
292
Catherine Hunt
309 Rivercrest Dr.
Piscataway, NJ 08854-4734
Anthony Montapert
1375 Ficus Way
Ventura, CA 93004
293
Cathy Reuscher
717 North New St.
Bethlehem, PA 18018
Arthur Satter
301 Prospect St.
Hawley, PA 18428
294
Celia M Janosik
305 Hoenig Rd.
Sewickley, PA 15143
295
Charles Shelton
P.O. Box 453
Grottoes, VA 24441
279
280
281
282
283
B. Thomas Diener
405 Zena Lona St., N.E., Unit
E
Albuquerque, NM 871233089
012-0900-003(CR) / March 1, 2014 / Page 13
Number
296
Commentator
Chris Hazynski
12 Cypress Court
Bordentown, NJ 08505
Number
308
Commentator
Dr. John Sorrentino
819 Edge Hill Rd.
Glenside, PA 19038-3821
297
Clyde Ackerman
25 Doe Ridge Dr.
Fleetwood, PA 19522
309
Dr. Lih Young
1121 Pipestem Pl.
Rockville, MD 20854
298
Darvin Schild
118 Arlington Blvd.
North Arlington, NJ 07031
310
Drew Cucuzza
51 Central Ave.
New Haven CT 06515
299
David Jenkins
300 North Fretz Ave.
Edmond, OK 73003-5357
311
Edeltraut Renk
Montecaminetto
Sacrofano Italy 00060
300
David S. Miller
55 Plumer Road
Newton, NJ 7860
312
Edward Thornton
7 Swarthmore Pl.
Swarthmore, PA 19081-1023
301
David Stemac
728 Main St.
Addison, PA 154119
313
Elizabeth Seltzer
Parkside, PA 19015
314
302
Dennis Higgins
592 County Rte. 5
Otego, NY 12825
Eric Bare
1010 Powderhouse Rd.
Vestal, NY 13850
315
Eugene Mosca
301 Constitution Blvd.
Kutztown, PA 19530
316
Faith Zerbe
379 Upland Way
Drexel Hill, PA 19026
317
Frances Demillion
318
Fulvio Fiorentini
Via Attilio Bonanni 7
Civita Castellana (vt)-italy
01033
319
Geoff & Nancy Motts
1223 Jamie Brooks Ln.
320
George Mullen
Wellsboro, PA 16901
303
Dennis Lieb
1208 Chidsey St.
Easton, PA 18042
304
Diane Burke
147 Bingham Ave.
Rumson, NJ 07760
305
Diane Macinnes
739 Oquaga Lake Rd.
Deposit, NY 13754
306
Diane Shaughnessy
7308 N. Skyview Pl., A208
Tacoma, WA 98406
307
Dianne Douglas
2723 E. Valencia Dr.
Phoenix, AZ 85042
012-0900-003(CR) / March 1, 2014 / Page 14
Number
321
Commentator
Gerry
25222 Madrin
Murrieta, CA 92563
Number
333
Commentator
Janet I. Hill
1770 Old Plains Rd.
Pennsburg, PA 18073-2418
322
Gibson Reynolds
320 Richey Ave.
Collingswood, NJ 08107
334
Jared Blumer
43 Carpenter Lane
323
Gina Flores
P.O. Box 934
Milford, PA 18337
335
Jay Sweeney
Daltonk, PA 18414
336
Jay Wagner
75 Lilac Ln.
Roscoe, NY 12776
337
Jean Barrell
1373 Holicong Rd.
New Hope, PA 18938
338
Jean Wiant
141 Red Oak Ln.
Philipsburg, PA 16866
339
Jeanne Heldwarmkessel
110 Santa Anita Dr.
North Wales, PA 19454
340
Jeanne Walton
P.O. Box 504
Point Pleasant, PA 18950
341
Jed Williams
615 Bainbridge St.
324
Gloria Morotti
5305 15th Street Court East
Bradenton, FL 34203-4454
325
Heather Nelson
371 Levengood Rd. D
Douglassville, PA 19518
326
Hilary Persky
100 Cuyler Rd.
Princeton, NJ 08540
327
Ingrid Guiter
Otego, NY 13825
328
Irwin Cantos
36 7th Ave.
Brooklyn, NY 11217
329
Isaac Shamah
Nyack, NY 10960
330
Jan Goodwin
1396 Milanville Rd.
Milanville, PA 18443
342
Jennifer Foulk
112 Circle Dr.
Chalfont, PA 18914
331
Jan Milburn
114 Mountain Rd.
Ligonier, PA 15658
343
Jerry Davies
1945 Deer Path Rd.
332
Janet Cavallo
1276 Providence Rd.
Secane, PA 19018
344
Jo Clayson
842 Phillip Rd.
Fort Plain, NY 13339
012-0900-003(CR) / March 1, 2014 / Page 15
Number
345
Commentator
Joan Schooley
190 Gypsy Ln.
Dallas, PA 18612
Number
357
Commentator
Judith Wells
P.O. Box 72
Poyntelle, PA 18454
346
Joanne Freedman
705 Fordham Road
Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004
358
Julie Nuss
3274 Susquehanna Rd.
Dresher, PA 19025
347
Joe Morrissey
201 African Rd.
Vestal 13850
359
June Cattell
200 Pineview Rd.
West Columbia, SC 29169
348
John Cooper
36 N. 7th St.
Lewisburg, PA 17837
360
K. Darlington
44 Glenloch Way
Malvern, PA 19355
349
John Eschen
308 E St.
Grand Coulee, WA 991339749
361
Karen Feridun
260 East Main St.
Kutztown, PA 19530
362
350
John Flynn
88 Dillon Way
Washington Crossing, PA
18977
Karen Petley
724 13th Street
Ambridge, PA 15003
363
John Hoekstra
32 Sheeder Mill Rd.
Spring City, PA 19475
Kathleen M. Howe
54 Grand View Dr.
Sayorsburg, PA 18353
364
John Kyser
3323 Aldine St.
Kathy Dabanian
210 Washington Ave.
Sellersville, PA 18960
365
John Papandrea
110 West 90 St.
New York, NY 10024
Katie Higgins
592 County Route 5
Otego, NY 13825
366
John Schwarzenbach
345 Old Penllyn Pike
Penllyn, PA 19422
Kelsi Randall
1420 Lincoln Chapel Rd.
Millmont, PA 17845
367
Joseph Quirk
147 Avenue A
New York, NY 10009-4884
Ken Johnston
7 Long Rd.
Denville, NJ 07834-3120
368
Kris Azzarello
153 Madison Ave.
Greensburg, PA 15601
351
352
353
354
355
356
Judith Foester
5 Pilot Ave.
West Milford, NJ 07480
012-0900-003(CR) / March 1, 2014 / Page 16
Number
369
Commentator
Kurt Bauereiss
579 County Rd.
Hampton, NJ 08827
Number
381
Commentator
Lynn Henderson
P.O. Box 12
Stanton, NJ 08885
370
Lacey Wozny
1614 Madison Ave.
Kansas City, MO 64108
382
Manuel Rodriguez
1559 Betts Hill Rd.
Delhi, NY 13753
371
Larry Siegel
2113 Fox Run Dr.
Plainsboro, NJ 08536
383
Marcia L. Lehman
998 Mayfield Ave.
Ambridge, PA 15003
372
Laura
422 Wendy Rd.
384
373
Laura Cosentino
602 Sonnett Pl.
Lawrenceville, NJ 08648
Marianne Vetter
775 Newark Pompton
Turnpike
Pompton Plains, NJ 07444
385
Lawrence Crowley
441 Pheasant Run
Louisville, CO 80027 80027
Marilyn Tjaden
73 Beaver Run Rd.
Ottsville, PA 18942
386
Leslie E. Carey
1805 Inn Ln.
Wilmington, DE 19810
Mark Andrew Battiste
427 S.W. 41st St.
Gainesville, FL 32607-2791
387
Linda Jones
1349 Hollowell St.
Ontario, CA 91762
Mark Dodel
584 Hickory Valley Rd.
Stroudsburg, PA 18360-6846
388
Martina Patterson
In Der Otterkaul 8
Lisa Daly
837 Goshen Rd.
West Chester, PA 19380
389
Mary Ann Smith
Maryknoll Sisters
Maryknoll, NY 10545
Logan Welde
36 Cr Terrace
Ardmore, PA 19003-2204
390
Mary Cellucci
56 James Rd.
Broomall, PA 19008
Lorraine Skala
6219 Crescent Ave.
Bensalem, PA 19020
391
Maryann Burch
Sherwood Rd.
Aurora, NY 13026
Ly Ho
7010 Gillespie St.
392
Maureen Biesel
58 Pleasant Valley Rd.
Ephrata, PA 17552
374
375
376
377
378
379
380
012-0900-003(CR) / March 1, 2014 / Page 17
Number
393
Commentator
Maureen Sheehan
6 Holland Brook Rd.
Whitehouse Station, NJ
08889
394
Megan Krout
5108 N. 23rd Rd.
Arlington, VA 22207
Number
405
Commentator
Mmascio
3828 Coventryville Rd.
Pottstown, PA 19465
406
Ms. Terry Vaccaro
Corbet
Plainfield, NJ 07060
407
Nathaniel Posner
Otego, NY 13825
408
Ned Coates
154 English Hill Rd.
Cogan Station, PA 17728
9376
395
Megan Peterson
3063 Comfort Rd.
New Hope, PA 18938
396
Melissa Troutman
P.O. Box 488
Coudersport, PA 16915
397
Mercedes Lackey
16525 E. 470 Rd.
Claremore, OK 74017
409
Nicole Schildcrout
115 Market St.
Amesbury, MA 01913
398
Meredith Carpenter
114 South Rd.
Brooktondale, NY 14817
410
Ninua Q
P.O. Box 533
Pahoa, HI 96778
399
Michael Amoroso
39 Salter Pl.
Maplewood, NJ 07040
411
Paul Durkin
2913 Salyers Rd.
Clermont, FL 34714
400
Michael Cooper
1434 S. 21st St.
412
Paula Hesse
718 West Nittny Ave.
401
Michael Hardesty
339 Duck Harbor Rd.
Equinunk, PA 18417
413
Paula Kline
1019 Ashley Rd.
402
Michael Staats
164 11th Avenue
New York, NY 10011
414
Peggy Hartzell
1967 Fairview Rd.
Glenmoore, PA 19343
403
Michael W Evans
3731 S. Sepulveda Blvd.
Apt. 1
Los Angeles, CA 90034
415
Peter Coleman
58 Shadyside Ave.
Staten Island, NY 10309
416
404
Michelle Robinson
23 Kerry Ln.
Malvern, PA 19355
Peter Pray
240 Barbara Blvd.
Felton, DE 19943
012-0900-003(CR) / March 1, 2014 / Page 18
Number
417
Commentator
Phyllis Mollen
New York, NY 1002-1322
418
Poune Saberi
1504 Montrose St.
Number
430
Commentator
Sandy Sobanski
358 East 19th St.
New York, NY 10003
431
Sara Corrigan
Hoboken, NJ 07030
432
Sara Hart
92 Park Ave.
Amityville, NY 11701
419
Preston Brooks
New York, NY 10010
420
Probyn Gregory
10877 Deliban St.
Tujunga, CA 91042
433
Sheila Conry
328 Highland Ln.
Edgeworth, PA 15143
Ralph Zelman
4 N. Dennison Dr.
Hightstown, NJ 08520
434
Sondra Wolferman
112 Buckhill Road
Albrightsville, PA 18210
Richard H. Mcnutt
Stump
Pipersville, PA 18947
435
Stephen Carl
1337 N. Broad St.
Lansdale, PA 19446
Richard Romanelli
P.O. Box 254
Reeders, PA 18352
436
Stephen Kunz
1015 Brookwood Dr.
Phoenixville, PA 19460
R. J. Lane
4930 E. Texas Rd.
Allentown, PA 18106
437
Rob Heist
22 Somerset Dr.
East Fallowfield, PA 19320
Steve Todd
629 Bullfrog Valley Rd.
Hummelstown, PA 170369743
438
Robert Bruckman
421 Anglesey
Stuart Anderson
238 Main St.
Otego, NY 13825
439
Robert Janusko
1329 Eaton
Bethlehem, PA 18018
Sue Roeloffs
217 Fern Ave.
Haddon Township, NJ 08108
440
Robin Blair
15 Buttonwood Dr.
Shrewsbury, NJ 07702
Susan Babbitt
319 South 10th St.
441
Susan Clancy
29 Cliff Trail
Kinnelon, NJ 07405
421
422
423
424
425
426
427
428
429
Rosalyn Robitaille
603 Terrace Rd.
Ligonier, PA 15658
012-0900-003(CR) / March 1, 2014 / Page 19
Number
442
Commentator
Susan Delone
4300 Church Rd.
Doylestown, PA 18902
Number
454
Commentator
William Edelman
529 Simms St.
443
Susan Garelik
44 Yale Ave.
Swarthmore, PA 19081
455
William M. Stark
2700 D Herradura
456
444
Suzanne Martin
1108 W Ridge Road
Linwood, PA 19061-3916
William Sharfman
50 Riverside Dr.
New York, NY 10024
457
William Short
38w615 Bonnie Ct.
Saint Charles, IL 60175
458
bonniejane422@yahoo.com
459
cjags91@optonline.net
460
eisterner@comcast.net
461
erikkson.p371@gmail.com
462
Gopullman@aol.com
463
jandjhahn@yahoo.com
464
jparana1969@windstream.net
465
jveghts@yahoo.com
466
kareynolds@nyc.rr.com
467
kmfedorov@aol.com
468
mkgrrrl@gmail.com
469
nwottrich@epix.net
470
pandora752@gmail.com
471
pghjas@aol.com
472
Plz23@verizon.net
473
richvultaggio@hotmail.com
474
tatzanx@hotmail.com
445
Tammie Auld
645 Flower Ave.
Grove City, PA 16127
446
Tery Slotter
110 Koch Road
Tafton, PA 18464
447
448
449
450
451
452
453
Than Hansen
7092 Ely Rd.
New Hope, PA 18938
Thomas Alba
259 Highland Ave.
Ambler, PA 19002-4802
Tina Mizhir
9 N. Pearl St.
Port Chester, NY 10573
Tom Koven
Charlestown Rd.
Hampton, NJ 08827
Ursula Zangrilli
203 Lytton Ave.
Veronica Cox
Canastota, NY 13032-4794
Wanda Crain
22 Gifford Rd.
Sidney, NY 13838
012-0900-003(CR) / March 1, 2014 / Page 20
Number
475
Commentator
tiljunted@aol.com
476
yoko@epix.net
477
478
479
Number
488
Commentator
Lisa Rochelle
P.O. Box 202
Martins Creek, PA 180630202
Catherine Greer
324 Lisbon Rd.
Beaver Falls, PA 15010-9732
489
Mary Ann Bentz
733 N . Pennsylvania Ave.
Morrisville, PA 19067
Charles Younger
125 Cummiskey Rd.
Dushore, PA 18614-7888
490
Michael Merold
304 High Bridge
Damascus, PA 18443
491
Mike Roome
49 May Rd.
Thompson, PA 18465-9763
Craig Martin
P.O. Box 394
111 Hemlock Lane
New Stanton, PA 15672-0394
480
David Laverne
844 Lincoln St.
Dickson City, PA 18519-1429
492
Rocco and Katie Covello
109 N. Delmorr Ave.
Morrisville, PA 19067-6205
481
Denise Coyle
1660 McElree Rd.
Washington, PA 15301-8387
493
Sonia Liskoski
7 Mary St.
Coraopolis, PA 15108-3636
482
George Hawley
715 Trenton Rd.
Fairless Hills, PA 19030-2409
494
William Henry
117 Harshaville Rd.
Clinton, PA 15026-1415
483
Grace Bergin
216 E Scribner Ave.
Du Bois, PA 15801-2250
495
A. J. Frye
P.O. Box 345
Donegal, PA 15628-0345
484
Greg Navarro
6325 Greene St.
496
A. Pelligreno
166 Link Ave.
485
James Bordell
1704 Kimball Ave.
497
A. Puza
720 15th St.
486
Jan Tyniec
100 Gelderman Rd.
Hawley, PA 18428-7847
498
Aaron Gutwein
506 Heist Ln.
Mohnton, PA 19540-8615
487
Kathy Piltz
662 Behrens Rd.
Jim Thorpe, PA 18229-2736
499
Adam Fronheiser
152 Stone Hill Dr.
012-0900-003(CR) / March 1, 2014 / Page 21
Number
500
Commentator
Adolfo Fernandez
1111 W. Turner St.
501
Adrienne Lorah
115 Cocalico Creek Rd.
Stevens, PA 17578-9482
502
Agatha Aleniak
259 Cottage Ave.
Williamsport, PA 17701-1154
Number
511
Commentator
Alexa Manning
805 Graystone Ln.
512
Alice Horton
225 Ellis Ln.
513
Alice Schmid
P.O. Box 156
Connoquenessing, PA 160270156
514
Alice Sheerr
1051 McKean Rd.
Ambler, PA 19002-1601
515
Alice Wampole
1507 N. Line St.
Lansdale, PA 19446-1629
503
Aimee Maisano
28 Jackson Dr.
Monessen, PA 15062-2540
504
Al Cochrane
334 Danbury Ct.
Glen Mills, PA 19342-2041
505
Al Ferrucci
5720 Friendship Ave.
516
506
Alan Heldon
300 Inman Ter. # A
Willow Grove, PA 190903516
Alicia Haupt
917 Wellesley Rd.
517
Alanna Paradis-Beland
6334 Sherman St.
Alicia Mishinski
5732 Crickett Ln.
518
Alesia Miller
242 Everglade Dr.
Alison Corradini
5277 W. State St.
519
Alison Gray
219 N. 8th St., Apt. B
520
Allan Larsen
98 Glenn Rd.
Grove City, PA 16127-3102
521
Allan Winey
765 Mount Airy Rd.
Lewisberry, PA 17339-9766
507
508
509
510
Alex Demczak
1199 Eldersville Rd.
Burgettstown, PA 150212502
Alex Scavone
731 Spruce Rd.
Warminster, PA 18974-4323
012-0900-003(CR) / March 1, 2014 / Page 22
Number
522
Commentator
Allison Sly
215 1/2 Erie St.
Edinboro, PA 16412-2210
Number
534
Commentator
Andrew Sharp
107 Lexington Ave.
Altoona, PA 16601-4933
523
Amanda C
86
535
Andrew Wadsworth
125 W. 33rd St.
524
Amelia, DE Rose
707 Fulton St.
536
Andrew Welsbacher
432 Green Valley Rd.
Eighty Four, PA 15330-2518
525
Amy Fox
1040 Orange St.
Steelton, PA 17113-1360
537
Angela Leventis
205 Adams St.
Philipsburg, PA 16866-1901
526
Andrea Palmer
158 Crosslands Dr.
538
Angela Smale
3770 37th Street Ext.
Beaver Falls, PA 15010-1106
539
527
Andrea Theisson
965 Black Horse Tavern Rd.
Gettysburg, PA 17325-7219
Angelique Polakovic
257 Oak Entrance Dr.
Jefferson Hills, PA 150253023
528
Andrew Askins
102 W. Middle St.
540
Angie Lenkevich
1300 W. Hannah St.
Houtzdale, PA 16651-1926
529
Andrew Craig
8 Ellsworth Ter.
541
Anissa Gage
501 W. 3rd St.
Oil City, PA 16301-3101
530
Andrew Johnson
549 Macleod Dr.
Gibsonia, PA 15044-8962
542
Anita Brosky
3240 Mountain View Dr.
Danielsville, PA 18038-9784
531
Andrew Moreland
402 Main St.
Jamestown, PA 16134-8408
543
Anita Cartwright
29 Upper Idlewild Dr.
New Castle, PA 16101-9201
532
Andrew Perkins
1615 Spruce St.
544
Ann McHale
50 Kingsgate Ct.
533
Andrew Perron
7227 Penn Ave., Apt. 1B
545
Ann Miller
1 Pearl Dr.
Duncannon, PA 17020-9654
012-0900-003(CR) / March 1, 2014 / Page 23
Number
546
Commentator
Anna Bower
829 4th Ave.
Number
558
Commentator
Ashley Lutz
134 Davis Ln.
Greensburg, PA 15601-6949
547
Anne Faigen
128 N. Craig St., Apt. 503
559
August Pusateri
221 S Aiken Ave. # 2
548
Anne Jackson
P.O. Box 516
Morgantown, PA 19543-0516
560
B. Gallagher
309 13th Ave.
Scranton, PA 18504-2510
549
Anne Lane
1420 Russell Tavern Rd.
561
B. Lynne Reba
Susquehanna, PA 18847-8217
550
Annette Grove
651 E. Guardlock Dr.
Lock Haven, PA 17745-1849
562
Barb Bittenbinder
9433 Katherine Dr.
Allison Park, PA 15101-2020
551
Annette Logan
5874 River Dr.
York, PA 17406-8862
563
Barbara Beebe
3 Meadowlake Dr.
552
Anthony Buffalari
6900 Zuck Rd.
Erie, PA 16509-4443
564
Barbara Dougherty
1221 Hawleyton Tpke.
Anthony Capobianco
101 Keystone Ct., Ste. 203
Bethel Park, PA 15102-4612
565
Barbara Field
318 Richfield St.
Arnold Pell
149 Club House Rd., Apt. 101
Saylorsburg, PA 18353-8784
566
Arthur Naylor
1302 Dauphin Ave.
Barbara Hillenbrand
1369 Bridge Rd.
567
Arthur Wyse
2015 Reservoir Rd.
Barbara Macdonald
315 Evans Rd.
Zelienople, PA 16063-3007
568
Barbara Mcgraw
209 N. Mulberry St.
Lancaster, PA 17603-3523
553
554
555
556
557
Ashley Duchinski
11 Fox Chase Cir.
012-0900-003(CR) / March 1, 2014 / Page 24
Number
569
Commentator
Barbara McIlvaine Smith
1705 W. Street Rd.
570
Barbara Nadel
120 W. Mulberry Dr.
Milford, PA 18337-7223
571
Barbara Root
435 Kauffman Rd.
Annville, PA 17003-9341
572
Barbara Rosenzweig
105 Meadowfield Dr.
Southampton, PA 189663045
573
Barbara Silverstein
171 Benson Ave.
574
Barbara Spiegelberg
240 Steinman Farm Rd.
Pequea, PA 17565-9723
575
Barbara Tompkins
2370 Robert Fulton Hwy.
Peach Bottom, PA 175639742
576
Number
580
Commentator
Bart Wert
2334 S. Lumber St.
581
Bea Landis
501 Yorktown Rd.
582
Becky Tierney
233 4th St.
Hallstead, PA 18822-9471
583
Becky Watson
1328 6th Ave.
New Brighton, PA 150662130
584
Becky Wood
216
Blandford, PA 15432
585
Ben Barbash
1682 Sullivan Dr.
586
Ben Hoskins
354 Sundance Ridge Rd.
587
Benita Campbell
23 Hindman Ave.
Burgettstown, PA 150211165
588
Bernard Rubb
434 Oliver Rd.
589
Beth Mattei-Miller
31 Carroll St.
Pittston, PA 18640-1901
590
Betsy Eichelberger
268 Kralltown Rd.
Dillsburg, PA 17019-8620
Barry Fulks
1516 Valmont St.
577
Barry Simon
1030 Kinzua Rd.
Warren, PA 16365-9628
578
Barry Summers
232 Aspen Rd.
579
Barry Tuscano
354 Grave Yard Hill Rd.
Bolivar, PA 15923-2010
012-0900-003(CR) / March 1, 2014 / Page 25
Number
591
Commentator
Betty Hoehn
614 Garfield Dr.
Elizabethtown, PA 170228496
592
Betty Reefer
Saltsburg, PA 15681-3287
593
Beverly Brilhart Ibanez
815 W. 15th St.
Tyrone, PA 16686-1913
594
Beverly Williamson-Pecori
1295 Silver Ln.
Mc Kees Rocks, PA 151361063
595
Bill Abraham
778 S Front St.
596
Bill Cook
32 Eley St.
Kingston, PA 18704-3920
597
Bill Deutsche
7 Solar Dr.
New Providence, PA 175609677
598
Bill Ridgeway
842 N. Sumner Ave.
Number
602
Commentator
Bob & Donna Janusko
1329 Eaton Ave.
603
Bob & Pat Thompson
2255 Ramsey Rd.
Monroeville, PA 15146-4823
604
Bob Allen
1007 Golfview Ave.
605
Bob Fetters
3569 Teton Rd.
606
Bob Riggs
1113 Prospect Ave.
607
Bob Roach
3143 W. 42nd St.
Erie, PA 16506-5319
608
Bob Weinstein
452 N. Alexander St.
Monongahela, PA 150632545
609
Bobb Carson
1576 Parkland Rd.
610
Bobbie Potsic
1057 Beaumont Rd.
Berwyn, PA 19312-2007
599
Billie Williams
385 Maple Hill Rd.
611
600
Bing Morris
643 Berkshire Dr.
Bonnie Pang
2992 Amy Dr.
South Park, PA 15129-9348
612
B. J. Novack
1021 Washington St.
Easton, PA 18042-4125
Bonnie Piestrak
1001 Wood St.
613
Bonnie Readinger
208 Hillside Rd.
601
012-0900-003(CR) / March 1, 2014 / Page 26
Number
614
Commentator
Bonnie Sonder
354 Baird Rd.
Merion Station, PA 190661415
615
Brad Vorac
31 Riverside Rd.
Airville, PA 17302-9112
616
Brenda Hartman
1138 Douglass St.
617
Brenda Sauter
242 S. Spruce St.
Lititz, PA 17543-2316
618
619
620
621
622
623
624
Number
625
Commentator
Brion Vallone
3903 Lower Saucon Rd.
Hellertown, PA 18055-3236
626
Brooke Espersen
125 Ashley Ln.
627
Brooke Garcia
3175 Penn Est.
628
Bruce Fink
350 Cobblestone Cir.
629
Bryan Gahres
552 W. Walnut St.
Cleona, PA 17042-3150
Brennan Breene
1410 Reissing Rd.
Mc Donald, PA 15057-2402
630
Bryan Mccarthy
212 Peebles St., Apt. A
Brett Heffner
2457 S. 5th St.
631
Bryan Stinchfield
507 State St.
Brian Brown
87 Henry B Ln.
632
C. Allan Miller
255 Conti Rd.
Brownsville, PA 15417-9233
Brian Earley
962 Salisbury Ct.
633
C. Gene Boyer
550 Marigold Ln.
634
C. Van Youngman
1610 Chestnut St.
635
Cara Bintrim
1520 Benshoff Hill Rd.
Johnstown, PA 15906-3806
Brendan Hickey
224 New Kent Dr.
Brian Sesack
118 Carnegie Pl.
Bridgette Crockett
3131 Meetinghouse Rd.
Upper Chichester, PA 190612947
012-0900-003(CR) / March 1, 2014 / Page 27
Number
636
Commentator
Carl Bower
35 Cheryl Trl.
Fairfield, PA 17320-8026
Number
647
Commentator
Carol Zupancic
146 Hawthorne Rd.
637
Carl Worthington
448 Washington Ave.
648
Carole Norbeck
510 Moores Mountain Rd.
Mechanicsburg, PA 170556035
638
Carla Ryba
108 E. Waldheim Rd.
649
Caroline Binder
1140 Union Church Rd.
Mc Connellsburg, PA 172338764
639
Caroe Ludwig
6050 Franklin Hill Rd.
650
Caroline Brady
2825 Four Mile Dr.
Carol Baker
863 Euclid Ave.
Warrington, PA 18976-2165
651
Caroline Wilson
P.O. Box 395
Furlong, PA 18925-0395
Carol Famariss
331 Trolls Lake Rd.
Somerset, PA 15501-6712
652
Carolyn Glass
4006 Northminster St.
Carol Garber
502 Milner Dr.
Red Lion, PA 17356-8910
653
Carolyn Hughes
221 N. 5th St.
Mcsherrystown, PA 173441518
654
Carolyn Rogers
24 Mark Dr.
Delmont, PA 15626-1624
655
Catherine Gerenser
28 Mystery Rose Ln.
West Grove, PA 19390-8812
Carol Waldner
5360 Wilshire Rd.
656
Catherine Mott
79 Plummer McCullough Rd.
Mercer, PA 16137-4947
Carol Williams
238 College Lodge Rd.
Indiana, PA 15701-4008
657
Catherine Penta
108 W. High St.
Womelsdorf, PA 19567-1206
640
641
642
643
644
645
646
Carol Karl
6122 Boxer Dr.
Carol Molyneaux
12 Fox Run Ln.
012-0900-003(CR) / March 1, 2014 / Page 28
Number
658
Commentator
Catherine Ryan
1703 Red Maple Grv.
Ambler, PA 19002-5037
Number
669
Commentator
Charles Heck
96 Orchard Ave.
Greenville, PA 16125-2411
659
Cathie White
2206 Windfield Ct.
670
Charles Henry
577 Hamel Ave.
660
Cathleen Wilk
24 2nd St., Apt. 3
Catasauqua, PA 18032-1904
671
Charles J. Millman
114 Black Hill Rd.
Plymouth Meeting, PA
19462-1804
661
Cece Baker Viti
133 W. Locust St., Apt. 203
672
Charles L. Cales Jr.
990 E. James St.
Lehighton, PA 18235-5228
662
Chad Collins
63 Eastern Ave., Apt. A
Greencastle, PA 17225-1171
673
Charles Leiden
306 Coleridge Ave.
663
Charlene Rush
2670 Thoroughbred Ct., Apt.
835
674
Charles Maxwell, Jr.
312 Huron Ave.
Renovo, PA 17764-1021
675
664
Charles & Christine Welsh
503 Maplewood Ave.
Wayne, PA 19087-4704
Charles Spiroff
118 Hiddenwood Dr.
676
665
Charles Beitinger
1 Prospect Dr.
Sinking Spring, PA 196088975
Charles Stierheim
11 Peppertree Dr.
677
Charlie Mcnutt
5225 Wilson Ln., Apt. 2138
678
Charlotte Harris
239 N. Robinson St.
679
Charlotte Tancin
315 Leax Ln.
680
Charlotte Whiting
1316 Quarry Ln.
666
Charles Davis
4012 Little John Dr.
York, PA 17408-8987
667
Charles Evans
38 Filbert St.
Forty Fort, PA 18704-4212
668
Charles Gerlach
138 Berry Ln.
New Albany, PA 18833-8872
012-0900-003(CR) / March 1, 2014 / Page 29
Number
681
Commentator
Cheryl Crise
175 Old Furnace Rd.
Hopwood, PA 15445-2027
682
683
684
685
686
687
688
689
690
691
692
Number
693
Commentator
Christian Sell
42 Corson Rd.
Conshohocken, PA 194282133
Cheryl Jarvis-Johnson
480 Harmon Rd.
694
Christina Wildrick
105 Sandy Ct.
Avondale, PA 19311-1447
Cheryl Schwartz
371 Dartmouth Ct.
Bensalem, PA 19020-8204
695
Christine Castorani
13 Wyndham Ct.
696
Christine Sandvik
725 Lower State Rd.
North Wales, PA 19454-1301
697
Christine Walturz
204 N. 10th St.
Easton, PA 18042-3312
Chester Elewski
204 Highland Pines Ct.
698
Christopher Aichele
1035 N. 4th St.
Chris Calvert
2412 Fitzgerald St.
699
Christopher Daly
298 S. Roberts Rd.
Bryn Mawr, PA 19010-1351
Chris Hudock
638 10th Ave.
700
Christopher Hall
682 W. Market St., Trlr. 5
Marietta, PA 17547-1023
Chris Minich
313 Roberts Rd.
Lewis Run, PA 16738-1823
701
Christopher Horwitz
2200 Beechwood Blvd.
Chris Parzyck
1533 Barnes Ave.
South Park, PA 15129-9123
702
Christopher Jagielski
4234 Mohican Dr.
Schnecksville, PA 180782618
703
Christopher Omiros
73 Belmont Cir.
Cheryl Schwartz-Grenetz
371 Dartmouth Ct.
Cheryl Whittaker
2007 Lenape Unionville Rd.
Chris Pearsall
1712 Aurelius St.
Chris Swatsworth
307 W. Pauline Dr.
Clearfield, PA 16830-1005
012-0900-003(CR) / March 1, 2014 / Page 30
Number
704
Commentator
Christopher Roche
4811 Saint George St.
Number
716
Commentator
Claudia Schoedel
1201 N. Front St., Apt. 701
705
Christopher Smith
740 Schuylkill Rd.
Birdsboro, PA 19508-9224
717
Clement Blazewick
4919 Roberta Dr.
706
Christopher Squire
1003 Wible Run Rd.
718
Colin Mitchell
263 Cherry Ln.
707
Christopher Tobias
2711 Locust Dr.
719
Connie Conaway
655 Old Hickory Ridge Rd.
Chrys Morris
3259 Burgettstown Rd.
Imperial, PA 15126-2125
720
Connie Kowalski
223 Hillvue Dr.
Seven Fields, PA 16046-7854
Chuck Oatman
1610 Fishing Creek Rd.
Drumore, PA 17518-9713
721
Connie Williams
9 Chapel Dr.
Lewistown, PA 17044-9041
Cindy Black
2320 Wagon Wheel Dr.
Easton, PA 18040-7816
722
Craig Conn
1200 Termon Ave.
723
Craig Kaufman
312 Rural Ave.
708
709
710
711
Cindy Zembryki
106 Tinker Stevens Rd.
Shinglehouse, PA 167482416
712
Clair Chronister
2371 Wedgewood Way
York, PA 17408-9464
724
Craig Meyer
612 Ballytore Rd.
Wynnewood, PA 19096-2210
713
Claire Cusin
6313 Glenview Pl.
725
Craig Sundberg
2918 W. 42nd St.
Erie, PA 16506-4470
714
Clark Grenoble
179 Weathervane Ln.
726
Cris Larson
Wynnewood Road
715
Clark Hiestand
151 Old River Rd.
727
Crisane Cook
1147 Old Danville Hwy.
Northumberland, PA 178578752
012-0900-003(CR) / March 1, 2014 / Page 31
Number
728
Commentator
Curtis Holgate
1915 Lititz Pike
Number
740
Commentator
Dale Musselman
133 Rossmor Ct.
729
Cyndi Noonan
1904 Yorktown S.
Norristown, PA 19403-3523
741
Dan Hydock
100 Briar Ln.
730
Cynthia Bauer
112 Snowden Dr.
742
Danette Paris
281 Coralwood Dr.
Moon Township, PA 151083115
743
Daniel Camacho
328 Highland Ln.
744
Cynthia Murdough
380 W. Oak Ave.
Robesonia, PA 19551-1406
Daniel Dubbs
4 Dogwood Rd.
Schuylkill Haven, PA 179729331
745
Cynthia Zeth
1056 Teal Dr.
Daniel Natt
1911 Echo Beach Rd.
746
D. Bietler
Pinto
Daniel Sleator
15 Hollenden Pl.
747
D. Oppenheimer
1977 Meadow Ln.
Daniel Young
1207 Harrow Hill Ct.
Moon Twp., PA 15108-9019
748
D. Scott Eaby
29 S. State St.
Ephrata, PA 17522-2410
Daphne Pleasonton
5136 Roseberry Dr.
749
D. Taylor
3135 N. 17th St.
Darcy Augello
1094 Sandy Ridge Rd.
750
Daryl Lesko
2670 Santa Barbara Dr.
731
732
733
734
735
736
737
738
739
Cynthia Iberg
95 Grouse Trl.
Mc Alisterville, PA 170498691
Cynthia March
76 Monroe Ave.
Dallas, PA 18612-1512
Dale Kashner
313 Claremont Dr.
Seven Valleys, PA 173609200
012-0900-003(CR) / March 1, 2014 / Page 32
Number
751
Commentator
Dave Boorse
P.O. Box 238
Woxall, PA 18979-0238
Number
762
Commentator
David Mccormick
801 Yale Ave., Apt. 628
752
Dave White
38 Phineas Ln.
Coatesville, PA 19320-6546
763
David Meade
115 N. Pennsylvania Ave.
Apollo, PA 15613-1353
753
David And Judith Allara
2517 Sleepy Hollow Dr.
764
David Natishyn
P.O. Box 996
Pocono Pines, PA 183500996
754
David Arscott
354 Little Elk Creek Rd.
Lincoln University, PA
19352-9431
765
David Paine
132 Woodland Dr.
Mt. Lebanon, PA 15228-1793
766
755
David Casker
195r Derby St.
David Platt
253a Dimpsey Rd.
Halifax, PA 17032-9665
767
David Romero
2760 Anvil Pl.
768
David York
1207 Hillcrest Rd.
Akron, PA 17501-1519
756
David Clemens
P.O. Box 276
Milton, PA 17847-0276
757
David Dewalt
257 Westley Rd.
769
758
David Greene
283 Carpenter Ln.
North Huntingdon, PA
15642-1239
Deacon Skip La Police
560 Hemlock Rd.
Tamaqua, PA 18252-5558
770
David Hemberger
47 Sycamore Dr.
Dean Bottorf
23 Hickory Dr.
771
Dean Reigle
114 N. Mann Ave.
Yeagertown, PA 17099-9665
772
Deane Lavender
253 Norman Dr.
Cranberry Twp., PA 160664234
773
Deanna Delaura
27 W. 33rd St.
Erie, PA 16508-2807
759
760
761
David Hunsberger
1033 S. Spruce St.
David Marshall
343 Faculty Rd.
Duncannon, PA 17020-9788
012-0900-003(CR) / March 1, 2014 / Page 33
Number
774
Commentator
Deanne O'Donnell
1177 Spruce St.
Number
786
Commentator
Dennis Ober
1833 Upper Rd.
Shamokin, PA 17872-7816
775
Debbie Fry
7922 Farnsworth St.
787
Dennis Urban
2105 Afton St.
776
Debby Nemecek
1207 Farmington Ln.
788
Dennis Wickizer
1188 Elk Grove Rd.
Benton, PA 17814-7699
789
777
Deborah Malinak
2600 Biglerville Rd.
Dennis Wildasin
1307 Valley Rd.
Seven Valleys, PA 173609080
778
Deborah Reumann
891 Wilhelm Ave.
Lebanon, PA 17042-7254
790
Dennis Wilson
P.O. Box 266
Strausstown, PA 19559-0266
779
Deborah Ritchey
1404 Green St.
791
Diana Bekkerman
1 Gruver St.
Nanticoke, PA 18634-4205
780
Debra Burk
4440 Battlehill Rd.
Brogue, PA 17309-9072
792
Diana Goslin
225 Rohrbach Rd.
Chicora, PA 16025-4805
781
Debra George
910 N. 5th St.
793
Diana Hulboy
308 Ripka St.
782
Denise Whitney
4657 Duncan Rd.
Erie, PA 16505-1311
794
Diane and Dale Snyder
1181 King Rd.
783
Dennis & Ann Umphrey
1300 Mount Hope Ave.
Pottsville, PA 17901-1409
795
Diane Lancaster
407 W. Elm St.
Dunmore, PA 18512-3067
Dennis Hartenstine
2425 Hay Creek Rd.
796
Diane Stone
53 Maple Grove Rd.
Starrucca, PA 18462-1117
Dennis Keller
1429 Old Reliance Rd.
Middletown, PA 17057-5906
797
Diane Strohm
3252 Comly Rd.
784
785
012-0900-003(CR) / March 1, 2014 / Page 34
Number
798
Commentator
Diane Veath
111 Penrod St.
799
800
801
802
Number
810
Diann Deangelis
452 Holyoke Rd.
Butler, PA 16001-1344
Commentator
Donald Martin
300 Willow Vly. Lks. Dr.,
Apt. E-225
Willow Street, PA 175849442
811
Dino Ciabattoni
P.O. Box 567
450 Georgetown Rd.
Lawrence, PA 15055-0567
Donald Stone
167 Patriot Cir.
Mountain Top, PA 187072039
812
Dolores Piech
256 Georges Rd.
Wapwallopen, PA 186601747
Donald Waltman
587 Melissa Ln.
813
Dominic Haberstumpf
311 8th Ave.
Donna Edwards
153 Kings Hwy.
814
Donna Erb
724 S. Market St.
815
Donna Logan
452 Clokey Ave.
816
Donna Sherman
147 Greenhill Dr.
Butler, PA 16001-1942
817
Donna Tuggle
748 Tower Dr.
818
Donna Vetter
10481 Perry Dr.
Espyville, PA 16424-3947
819
Dorothy Hvozda
2310 Sidney St., Apt. 1
820
Dot Bosley
13 Leslie Dr.
803
Don Consul
255 Mountain Mary Rd.
Boyertown, PA 19512-7822
804
Don Hayhurst
P.O. Box 177
Waverly, PA 18471-0177
805
Don Robertson
6966 Susquehanna Trl. S.
York, PA 17403-9324
806
Donald Accorsi
104 Rocky Mountain Ct.
807
Donald Helm
45 Edswood Ter.
Easton, PA 18042-7034
808
Donald Kempson
310 E. 3rd St.
809
Donald Lambert
605 Cly Rd.
York Haven, PA 17370-9041
012-0900-003(CR) / March 1, 2014 / Page 35
Number
821
Commentator
Doug Keith
151 Fairlawn Ave.
822
Douglas Mason
120 E. Beaver Ave., Apt. 310
823
824
825
Number
832
Commentator
Ed Fedorchak
223 Stevens Dr.
833
Ed Hermance
3214 Winter St.
834
Douglas Robinson
401 Riverview Rd.
Ed Koller
155 Lazy Hollow Ln.
Duncansville, PA 16635-6569
835
Drea Noll
502 N. 2nd St.
Halifax, PA 17032-9007
Ed Martnick
231 Hanna St.
Sugarloaf, PA 18249-1046
836
Ed Moore
694 Fishing Creek Rd.
837
Ed Sarver
203 Jacobs Ct.
838
Edda Gentry
P.O. Box 121
307 Harter Rd.
Spring Mills, PA 16875-0121
839
Edith Kwasnoski
545 Grant St.
Newtown, PA 18940-1836
840
Edmund Swiger
5850 Meridian Rd., Apt. 502c
841
Edwasrd and Linda Moody
P.O. Box 182
1247 River Rd.
Washington Crossing, PA
18977-0182
842
Edward Bendick
179 Reichley Rd.
Winfield, PA 17889-8614
Duane Burtner
175 Rockdale Rd.
Butler, PA 16002-0953
826
Duane Stanton
50 Viola Rd.
Kimberton, PA 19442
827
Duncan Perry
P.O. Box 443
Dalton, PA 18414-0443
828
E Unger
Bethlehem Township
Easton, PA 18020
829
E. Nan Edmunds
1417 Shopes Church Rd.
830
E. Thornton
P.O. Box 1203
Bradford, PA 16701-5203
831
Earl Buchmoyer
204 E.Derry Rd.
Hershey, PA 17033-2709
012-0900-003(CR) / March 1, 2014 / Page 36
Number
843
Commentator
Edward Davis
8462 Algon Ave.
Number
855
Commentator
Eileen Walsh
208 W. Ridge St.
844
Edward Goryl
716 Church St.
856
Elaine Gleason
351 Park Ave.
845
Edward Gruver
325 Bracken Dr.
857
Elana Davis
925 Stonewood Rd.
York, PA 17402-8112
Edward Hickey
34 Longenecker Rd.
Lititz, PA 17543-7960
858
Elinor Wilson
6730 Geissinger Rd.
Zionsville, PA 18092-2249
Edward Mcgraw
910 W Linden St., Fl. 2
Scranton, PA18504-3602
859
Elisabeth West
114 Windsor Ave.
Edward Shaw
6351 Phillips Ave.
860
Elizabeth Anderson
209 Forks Hill Rd.
Edward Ulrich
673 Candy Rd.
861
Elizabeth Anné Steigerwalt
Riverview Manor
Pittston, PA 18640-2161
Edwin Hiley
1387 Murray Creek Rd.
Athens, PA 18810-9591
862
Elizabeth Black
3785 Chase Rd.
863
Elizabeth Boyles
2701 Walnut Ave., Apt. 105
846
847
848
849
850
851
Eileen Gallagher
500 Blind Ln.
Belle Vernon, PA 150121267
852
Eileen Goodman
Washington Lane
Wyncote, PA 19095
864
Elizabeth Fincke
3 Melody Ln.
Selinsgrove, PA 17870-1159
853
Eileen Graham
9 Poplar Hill Rd.
Gardners, PA 17324-9588
865
Elizabeth Griffiths
1951 Herrs Ridge Rd.
854
Eileen Oliver
127 Vance Rd.
New Wilmington, PA 161422233
866
Elizabeth Manning
1240 Tyler Ave.
Phoenixville, PA 19460-4365
012-0900-003(CR) / March 1, 2014 / Page 37
Number
867
Commentator
Elizabeth Richie
809 Avenue E Dr.
Danville, PA 17821-7649
Number
878
Commentator
Emily Pecora
151 Cedar Head Rd.
Sugarloaf, PA 18249-3337
868
Elizabeth Shirey
317 W. Prospect Ave.
879
Emily Will
719 Main St., Apt. 1
Akron, PA 17501-1372
880
Emma Rainoff
300 N. Washington St., # 2094
881
Eric Boyce
P.O. Box 274
Hatboro, PA 19040-0274
882
Eric Karrfalt
10261 Fry Rd.
Mckean, PA 16426-1721
883
Eric Leach
1807 Timothy Dr.
West Mifflin, PA 15122-3111
884
Erika Miller
123 Kready Ave.
Millersville, PA 17551-2007
885
Erika Seibel
1173 Thomas 84 Rd.
Eighty Four, PA 15330-2589
869
Ellen & Kevin Milligan
316 Spurrier Dr.
Lititz, PA 17543-7703
870
Ellen Bardo
121 Creek Rd.
Muncy, PA 17756-7764
871
Ellen Dannin
168 E. North Hills Pl.
872
873
Ellen Lewis
153 Buttonwood Ct.
Ellen Prosser
12 Windemere Ct.
874
Ellen Rogovin Hart
457 Crest Ave.
886
Erin & Sydney Caretti
123 E. Seminary St.
Mercersburg, PA 17236-1605
875
Elliot Ross
Lyon St.
Union Dale, PA 18470-7615
887
Erin Devine
8391 Barker Rd.
Girard, PA 16417-8706
876
Emeric Deluca
1135 Dry Powder Cir.
888
Erin Kelly
2640 Poplar St.
889
Eugene Mariani
5841 Forward Ave., Apt. 508
877
Emile G. Ilchuk
1069 7th St.
Catasauqua, PA 18032-2214
012-0900-003(CR) / March 1, 2014 / Page 38
Number
890
Commentator
Eva Limbacher
2111 Wentworth Dr.
Camp Hill, PA 17011-7450
891
Evangeline Munyan
1210 Mifflin St.
Saxton, PA 16678-1327
892
893
894
895
896
897
898
899
900
901
Number
902
Commentator
Francis Itzoe
P.O. Box 436
New Freedom, PA 173490436
903
Evelize Soto
1824 N. 4th St.
Frank Asturino
5679 Steubenville Pike
904
Evelyn Och
871 Bridgewater Dr.
Frank Capaldi
1483 Gene Dr.
905
Frank Denbowski
1030 N. 6th St.
906
Frank E. Jones
1151 Coudersport Pike
Fabe Kuhn
201 Linden Ave.
Hanover, PA 17331-4717
907
Frank Little
649 Treetop Ln.
Hermitage, PA 16148-3950
Faustino Dunckhorst
5153 Villaview Dr.
908
Frank Sabatini
119 Aster Ct.
Exeter, PA 18643-1146
Fielding Howe ASLA
773 E. Haverford Rd., # 6b
909
Frank Whetsell
1207 Ohio Ave.
White Oak, PA 15131-1607
910
Fred And Greta Odhner
P.O. Box 550
3039 Huntingdon Pike
Bryn Athyn, PA 19009-0550
Floyd Martin
20 Heyser Rd.
Barto, PA 19504-8959
911
Freda Egnal
4825 Osage Ave.
Frances Harkins
3700 Venango Ave.
Munhall, PA 15120-3054
912
Frederic Strawbridge
1632 Stonington Cir.
F. David & L. Audrey
Marschka
18d Center Dr.
Flora Franconi
9 Oak St.
Harveys Lake, PA 186183211
Frances Sonne
461 W. Linden St.
012-0900-003(CR) / March 1, 2014 / Page 39
Number
913
Commentator
Frederick Justice
2421 W Chestnut Ave.
Number
925
Commentator
George Banner
1110 Lake Lucy Rd., Lot Bb
Tionesta, PA 16353-2338
914
Frederick Schwartz
155 Fairview Dr.
926
George Ehret
1117 Raymond Ave.
915
Gabrielle Corson
512 Braddock Rd.
927
George Erceg
3079 Donnellville Rd.
Natrona Heights, PA 150653917
916
Gabrielle Hafen
419 N. George St.
928
George Kich
105 Candle Ridge Dr.
Wexford, PA 15090-7104
929
George Petrisko
P.O. Box 301
Montgomeryville, PA 189360301
Garth Ehrlich
3319 Beechwood Blvd.
930
Gerald Lofstead
507 Hunter Ln.
Gary Daubert
142 Daubert Lane
Lehighton, PA 182353807
931
Gerald Smith
1008 Orchard View Rd.
Gary Kaminski
231 Henderson Rd.
Buena Vista, PA 15018-9538
932
Geraldine Adams
1734 S. Dover St.
Gary Kinkley
3 Clark Rd.
Annville, PA 17003-9540
933
Gerritt & Elizabeth BakerSmith
338 Braeside Ave.
934
Gerry Seymour
22 Slitting Mill Rd.
935
Gina Delgadillo
1228 Banbury Cir.
917
918
919
920
921
Gail Meister
14210 Hiland Pl.
15642-1027
922
Gary Lee
228 N. 4th St.
Emmaus, PA 18049-2718
923
Gary Williams
P.O. Box 196
Blooming Glen, PA 189110196
924
Genava Ebanks
2822 Marvine Ave.
012-0900-003(CR) / March 1, 2014 / Page 40
Number
936
Commentator
Gina Gallo
2664 Maytown Rd.
Marietta, PA 17547-9781
Number
948
Commentator
Greg Rush
605 Turnberry Ln.
Oakdale, PA 15071-9709
937
Glenn Brumbaugh
219 N. 30th St.
949
Greg Skutches
301 E. Washington Ave.
938
Glenn Klepac
1227 Parkview Blvd.
950
Gregory Binder
5106 Shawnee Blvd.
Schnecksville, PA 180782609
939
Glenn Treichler
1017 Hogan Way.
Northampton, PA 180672700
951
Gregory Huber
9200 Bustleton Ave., Apt.
1204
Glenn Wood
1005 Sanlin Dr.
952
Hal Tarr
508 S. 22nd St.
Graeme Thomson
667 Saylors Mill Rd.
Spring City, PA 19475-9695
953
Hannah Zabitz
1824 Richmond Ave.
Grant and Jessica Krow
3118 W. Penn St.
954
Harley Stewart
1303 Allen St.
Gray Seal
Old Rd.
Kittanning, PA 16201
955
Harold Holtzinger
1235 Golden Way
York, PA 17402-9516
Greg Giocolo
88 Elm Ave.
Sharon, PA 16146-2302
956
Harriette Carlisle
516 S Highland Ave.
Greg Kochanski
6739 Wilkins Ave.
957
Harry Barr
364 Jefferson Ave.
Sharon, PA 16146-3310
Greg Kopich
209 Ridge Ave.
Hawley, PA 18428-1127
958
Harry Hochheiser
5742 Woodmont St.
959
Harry Robbins
223 Shingle Mill Dr.
Drums, PA 18222-1209
940
941
942
943
944
945
946
947
Greg Lamartine
436 W. Dekalb Pike
King of Prussia, PA 194062306
012-0900-003(CR) / March 1, 2014 / Page 41
Number
960
Commentator
Heather Fastiggi
106 Evergreen Ter.
Cresco, PA 18326-7946
961
Heather Kloss
P.O. Box 171
Schuylkill Haven, PA 179720171
Number
971
Commentator
Hetty Baiz
36 Shore Dr.
972
Holly Williams
153 E. King St., Ste. 311
962
Heather Koch
1569 Bushkill Center Rd.
Bath, PA 18014-9658
973
Holman Massey
4917 Cedar Ave.
963
Helen Irvine
708 E. Macada Rd.
974
Hope Larkin
4737 Maripoe St.
964
Helen Putera
P.O. Box 72
Lederach, PA 19450-0072
975
Howard Davison
2020 Mountain Pine Dr.
965
Helen Raymond
240 River Rd.
Falls, PA 18615-7911
976
Helen Touster
624 Liberty St., Apt. 216
Clarion, PA 16214-1165
Howard Kolus
419 Kent Dr.
977
Helene Baker
303 Roselyn St.
Howard Snyder
2134 Hemlock Farms
Lords Valley, PA 18428-9074
978
Henry Driller
1712 Fisherville Rd.
Hugh Mccartney
11078 Freeport Ln.
North East, PA 16428-3006
979
Henry Wise, Jr.
3465 Smith Hill Rd.
Slatington, PA 18080-3423
Ian Adrian
115 Lenker Ave.
Sunbury, PA 17801-2943
980
Ira Gossard
1100 N. 7th St., # 2
Perkasie, PA 18944-1518
981
Irene And Thomas King
604 Society Pl.
966
967
968
969
970
Herbert Elwell
350 Button Hill Rd.
Lawrenceville, PA 169298550
012-0900-003(CR) / March 1, 2014 / Page 42
Number
982
Commentator
Ivan Russell
51 Robinhood Rd.
983
984
985
986
987
988
989
990
991
992
993
Number
994
Commentator
Jackie Struthers
1287 Belmont Ave.
J. Allen Leslie
505 Bell Rd.
Christiana, PA 17509-9617
995
Jacob Colon
1811 N. Bouvier St.
J. Sutton
3617 Colby St.
996
Jacob Staub
7046 Lincoln Dr.
J. Allen Feryok
1520 Jones St.
Monessen, PA 15062-1925
997
James Bloomfield
P.O. Box 271
Jack Barrett
166 Amos Cir.
Bushkill, PA 18324-7779
998
James Burke
815 Franklin St., Apt. 711
Jack Brasch
902 Mews Dr.
Sellersville, PA 18960-2742
999
James Bursley
21 Spalding Cir.
Jack Glancey
5729 Old Durham Rd.
Pipersville, PA 18947-1243
1,000
James Cohen
8130 Cedar Rd.
Jack Miller
130 Delong Rd.
Middleburg, PA 17842-8182
1,001
James Durko
165 Fawn Valley Dr.
Mcmurray, PA 15317-2705
Jack Singer
335 Bougher Hill Rd.
Easton, PA 18042-9791
1,002
James Emigh
P.O. Box 41
Hawk Run, PA 16840-0041
Jack Troy
8002 Shively Rd.
Huntingdon, PA 16652-3213
1,003
James Harland
5538 Bartlett St.
1,004
James Johnston
1555 Clear Run Rd.
Dubois, PA 15801-6235
1,005
James Knight
109 Charlene Dr.
Jackie Bobnick
P.O. Box 152
30 Federal St
Lawrence, PA 15055-0152
Jackie Flynn
444 Woodward Rd.
Penfield, PA 15849-5324
012-0900-003(CR) / March 1, 2014 / Page 43
Number
1,006
Commentator
James Marden
261 Whitehill St.
Lemont, PA 16851
Number
1,018
Commentator
Jane Derbenwick
660 Barclay Dr.
1,007
James Mcbride
339 S. Buhl Farm Dr.
1,019
Jane Druce
1009 Tracy Rd.
1,008
James Moss
1749 Hempstead Ln.
1,020
Jane Hayward
221 S. 15th St.
1,009
James Smith
385 Pencroft Dr. S.
Holtwood, PA 17532-9711
1,021
Jane Marsilio-Schmoyer
2717 Foxfire Ct.
Coplay, PA 18037-2156
1,010
James Stewart
1104 Edward Dr.
1,022
Janet M. Stevens
309 Florence Ave.
Jenkintown, PA 19046-2605
1,011
James Vogt
4296 Upper Smith Gap Rd.
1,023
Janet Parlett
108 Karen Cir.
1,012
James Wylie
208 N. Benjamin Dr.
1,024
Janet York
851 Three Degree Rd.
Butler, PA 16002-0461
1,025
1,013
James Zoto
36 Winchester Dr.
Quakertown, PA 18951-1054
Janette Burkness
P.O. Box 89F
Kinzua Heights
Bradford, PA 16701-0089
1,014
Jamie Caito
1649 Pembroke Dr.
1,026
Jason Mccullough
520 S. Murtland St.
1,015
Jan Arnold
1580 Cove Lane Rd.
Martinsburg, PA 16662-8607
1,027
Jason Walbert
247 Dry Hollow Rd.
Bernville, PA 19506-8411
1,016
Jan Loney
227 Academy Ave.
1,028
Jay & Cathy Harter
1785 Harmony Rd.
Susquehanna, PA 18847-7638
1,017
Jane Bollinger
P.O. Box 122
Prompton, PA 18456-0122
1,029
Jay Holler
1218 Landis Valley Rd.
012-0900-003(CR) / March 1, 2014 / Page 44
Number
1,030
Commentator
Jean Morse
141 Conashaugh Trl.
Number
1,042
Commentator
Jeffrey Onink
140 W. Bond St.
Corry, PA 16407-1104
1,031
Jean Randolph
409 Poplar Valley Rd. W.
1,043
Jeffrey Putt
202 Loucks St.
York, PA 17403-9473
1,032
Jean Spangenberg
219 Hempt Rd.
1,044
Jeffrey Varcoe
475 Valley View Rd.
Bellefonte, PA 16823-8900
1,045
1,033
Jeanette Dimeo-Tresky
1611 Benson St.
Jeffrey Whitmoyer
215 E. Chestnut St.
1,046
1,034
Jeanne Baker
761 Parkside Dr.
Jen W.
Harrison St.
Glassport, PA 15045
1,047
1,035
Jeanne Drabik
1716 Terrace St.
Braddock, PA 15104-3049
Jennifer Behm
2642 Mount Morris Rd.
Waynesburg, PA 15370-2262
1,048
Jennifer Bentzel
33 Lindsay Ln.
1,049
Jennifer Boyd
1635 Fort Washington Ave.
Ambler, PA 19002-3046
1,050
Jennifer Davidson
1038 Welfer St.
1,051
Jennifer Lowans
219 Wilkson Ln.
Fayetteville, PA 17222-1141
1,052
Jennifer Moss
808 Long Ridge Rd.
Hawley, PA 18428-4200
1,053
Jennifer Rittenhouse
723 George St.
1,036
Jeanne Passarelli
404 Branch Dr.
Apollo, PA 15613-4002
1,037
Jed Fetterman
309 Nursery Rd.
Penn Run, PA 15765-7203
1,038
Jeff Munchak
5 Spruce Rd.
Chalfont, PA 18914-4022
1,039
Jeff Otte
814 Pennwood Dr.
1,040
Jeff Schmidt
55 Greening Life Ln.
Shermans Dale, PA 170908834
1,041
Jeffrey Jenne
45 E. Penn St.
012-0900-003(CR) / March 1, 2014 / Page 45
Number
1,054
Commentator
Jennifer Schnakenberg
1604 Denniston St.
Number
1,065
Commentator
Jill Baer
105 S Prospect St.
1,055
Jennifer Shane
9 Violet Dr.
1,066
Jill Goodwin
P.O. Box 278
Delaware Water Gap, PA
18327-0278
1,056
Jennifer Tharp
420 N. Taylor Ave.
1,067
Jim Gergat
1689 S. Main St.
Bechtelsville, PA 19505-9449
1,068
Jim Mccauley
1710 Riverside Dr.
1,057
Jennifer Zielinski
6 Farmington Way
1,058
Jerry Kalinoski
412 Weidman St.
1,069
Jim Parker
6783 Van Camp Rd.
Fairview, PA 16415-2914
1,059
Jess Gonzalez
300 Highland Dr.
Brownsville, PA 15417-9360
1,070
Jim Salom
4309 Lauriston St.
1,060
Jesse & David Krempasky
104 Ashbury Dr.
South Abington Twp., PA
18411-8892
1,071
Jim Staszewski
315 Old Chapel Trl.
1,072
1,061
Jesse Siegel
300 N. Washington St ., #
2478
Jim Szczecina
128 E. White Bear Dr.
Summit Hill, PA 18250-1717
1,073
Jessica Gamble
2628 Livingston St.
Jim Thompson Jr.
1766 Ninevah Rd.
Knox, PA 16232-6328
1,074
Jessica Morrison
393 Primrose Ln.
Mountville, PA 17554-1249
Joan Beregi
544 Chester Ave.
1,075
Jessica Sitko
128 Beth Ellen Dr.
Joan Bromley
2545 Cumberland Ave.
1,076
Joan Bucheli
20 N. 9th St.
Coplay, PA 18037-1526
1,062
1,063
1,064
012-0900-003(CR) / March 1, 2014 / Page 46
Number
1,077
Commentator
Joann Miehl
1347 Foose Ridge Rd.
Elliottsburg, PA 17024-9238
1,078
Joanna Woomer
6771 Tyrone Pike
Tyrone, PA 16686-7828
1,079
1,080
1,081
1,082
1,083
1,084
1,085
1,086
1,087
1,088
Number
1,089
Commentator
Joe Wehrle
P.O. Box 41
Punxsutawney, PA 157670041
1,090
Joanne Hangen
801 Lakeview Dr.
Joel Destefano
111 Macdade Blvd., Apt.
E010
Folsom, PA 19033-2907
1,091
Joanne Lightner
104 White Gate Rd.
John & Anne Judson
512 Bridgeview Dr.
Lemoyne, PA 17043-1379
1,092
Joanne Sharpless
6017 Greene St.
John & Helena Rudiak
219 Hornaday Rd.
1,093
Joe Baylog
650 Paxinosa Rd. E.
Easton, PA 18040-1375
John and Janice Hahn
159 W. Shore Rd.
Shohola, PA 18458-2245
1,094
Joe Befumo
388 Great Bend Tpke.
Pleasant Mount, PA 184534580
John Cairns
704 Erlen Rd.
Plymouth Meeting, PA
19462-2429
1,095
Joe Clarke
4813 Walton Ave. Fl. 3
John Digiandomenico
509 S. 10th St.
Sharpsville, PA 16150-1858
1,096
Joe Clifford
5344 James St.
John Ellenberger
325 Morel Ln.
Ligonier, PA 15658-2684
1,097
Joe Cover
525 E. Butler Pike
Ambler, PA 19002
John Freas
1696 Southlawn Dr.
1,098
John Hallenburg
50 Riverside Dr.
North East, PA 16428-3446
1,099
John Hamill
1424 Porter St.
Conway, PA 15027-1334
Joe Leone
654 Huntington Dr.
Joe O'Toole
333 Anderson Ave.
012-0900-003(CR) / March 1, 2014 / Page 47
Number
1,100
Commentator
John Harvey
36 N. 8th St.
Number
1,112
Commentator
John Sucha
112 Tillotson Cir.
Mcknight, PA 15237-3317
1,101
John Hertzler Jr.
1232 High St.
1,113
John Sultzbaugh
261 Romberger Rd.
Elizabethville, PA 170238755
1,102
John Hopper
1885 E. Beau St.
1,114
John Swanson
48 Elk St.
Albion, PA 16401-1235
John Imsenik
174 Houck Rd.
Fleetwood, PA 19522-8923
1,115
John Thomas
405 Rodman Ave.
John Lazar
425 E. Abbott St.
Lansford, PA 18232-2202
1,116
John Walker
4407 List Rd.
Red Lion, PA 17356-8159
John Leonard
142 Grandview Ave., # B
Monaca, PA 15061-2433
1,117
John Young
5 Park Lane
Pocono Manor, PA 18349
John Lindberg
186 Meadow St.
Meadville, PA 16335-1201
1,118
Jon Piersol
2519 Lindenwood Dr.
John Linkes
431 2nd St.
Leechburg, PA 15656-1151
1,119
Jonathan Tittler
2301 Cherry St., Apt 9G
1,120
Jonathan Williams
P.O. Box 124
Bendersville, PA 17306-0124
1,121
Jordan Howells
318 16th Ave.
1,122
Joseph Candela
173 Lake Meade Dr.
East Berlin, PA 17316-9388
1,123
Joseph Clark
102 Tradition Ln.
1,103
1,104
1,105
1,106
1,107
1,108
1,109
John Lysak
553 S. Main St.
Cambridge Springs, PA
16403-1141
John Mcdermott
1001 Evergreen Rd.
1,110
John O'Neill
207 S. Webster Ave.
1,111
John Stephens, Jr.
P.O. Box 681
Bloomsburg, PA 17815-0681
012-0900-003(CR) / March 1, 2014 / Page 48
Number
1,124
Commentator
Joseph Dunleavy
1901 S. Route 44 Hwy.
Number
1,136
Commentator
Judith Bohler
220 Meadowlark Dr.
1,125
Joseph Polansky
2119 Comegys Ave.
1,137
Judith Coe
210 Church Rd.
1,126
Joseph Saporito
209 Spring St.
Moosic, PA 18507-1139
1,138
Judith Gallagher
128 Ober Rd.
Stahlstown, PA 15687-1261
1,127
Joseph Veghts
131 Sky Top Rd.
Acme, PA 15610-1209
1,139
Judith Hendin
P.O. Box 1449
Easton, PA 18044-1449
1,128
Joseph Watkins
16 Grace St.
Crafton, PA 15205-2909
1,140
Judith Rettich
2376 Henbird Ln.
1,129
Joseph Weinlick
313 E. Main St.
Lititz, PA 17543-2013
1,141
Judith Ryan
27 State Route 184
Trout Run, PA 17771-8309
1,130
Josephine Evans
420 Parkview Dr.
1,142
Judith Watson
505 Heise Run Rd.
1,131
Joshua Bickford
1201 Brandywine St., # 34
1,143
Judy Lofton
4118 Serenity St.
Schwenksville, PA 194732062
1,132
Joshua Martin
139 Reibers Church Rd.
1,144
Judy Tiberi
235 Klein Rd.
Glenshaw, PA 15116-3015
1,145
Julia Powers
211 Willow Valley Sq., Apt.
E-213
1,133
Joyce Gilmore
27 Garman Rd.
1,134
Joyce Vandersloot
1120 W. Poplar St.
York, PA 17404-3517
1,146
Julie Fegley
2701 Beech St.
Judith Bibinger
180 Douglas Ln.
Kunkletown, PA 18058-3104
1,147
Julie Schampel
1017 Glenn Ave.
Mckeesport, PA 15133-2806
1,135
012-0900-003(CR) / March 1, 2014 / Page 49
Number
1,148
Commentator
Julius Iwantsch
5610 N. Halbea St.
1,149
June and Charles Dunn
407 S. Miller St.
Shillington, PA 19607-3201
1,150
Justin Malick
3609 Sequoia Dr.
Number
1,160
Commentator
Karen Rudy
206 10th St.
1,161
Karen Wolfgang
394 Pigeon Hill Rd.
Galeton, PA 16922-9601
1,162
Karol Judy
187 Fernwood Dr.
Clinton, PA 15026-1588
1,151
K. Danowski
15 Bower Hill Rd., Apt. 801
1,163
Karol Roman
2170 State Line Rd.
1,152
K. Maffei
4312 Springhouse Ln.
Aston, PA 19014-2251
1,164
Karrin Herring
205 Wykes St.
1,153
Kaarin Clark
325 N. Craig St., Apt. 305
1,165
Karyn Delaney
135 Green Forest Dr.
Baden, PA 15005-9640
1,154
Kai Shaikh
210 Sunridge Rd.
1,166
Kate Frey
2014 Greenbriar Ct.
Collegeville, PA 19426-3244
1,155
Kara Puskaric
1120 Monongahela Blvd.
White Oak, PA 15131-1524
1,167
Kate Nichols
512 Col. John Kelly Rd.
1,156
Karen Corbett
3941 Route 322
Brookville, PA 15825-3769
1,168
Kathleen Brennan
1542 Asbury Pl.
1,157
Karen Holliman
21 Fox Chase Dr.
1,169
Kathleen Butler
Susan Ave.
Croydon, PA 19021
1,158
Karen Mccloskey
180 Bell Ln.
Woodland, PA 16881-9347
1,170
Kathleen Gallagher
45 El Camino Rd.
Hazleton, PA 18201-7513
1,159
Karen Mcloskey
614 S. Taney St.
1,171
Kathleen Gualtieri
4 Providence Rd.
Morton, PA 19070-1134
012-0900-003(CR) / March 1, 2014 / Page 50
Number
1,172
Commentator
Kathleen Lockwood
551 Thomas St.
1,173
Kathleen Rueppel
515 Macarthur St.
Number
1,183
Commentator
Kathy Stair
3914 Church Rd.
1,184
Kathy Stewart
6510 Union Deposit Rd.
1,174
Kathryn Ellis
1525 W. Trindle Rd.
Carlisle, PA 17015-9760
1,185
Kay Reinfried
797 Scott Ln.
Lititz, PA 17543-8868
1,175
Kathryn Mason
7324 Passyunk Ave.
1,186
K. .C Carney
S. Evaline St.
1,176
Kathy Carr
266 Cannel Mine Rd.
New Bethlehem, PA 162427708
1,187
Keeley Grant
4112 Beechwood Ln.
1,188
Keith Hileman
11484 E. Reidsburg Rd.
1,177
Kathy Connors
96 Hellberg Ave.
Chalfont, PA 18914-2713
1,189
1,178
Kathy Dinsmore
214 Jenks Ave.
Keith Portka
201 Allegheny Ave.
Cheswick, PA 15024-1603
1,190
Kathy Erndl
1018 Hastie Rd.
Kelli Cavanaugh
311 W. Wildey St.
1,191
Kathy Robb
1006 Lincoln Heights Ave.
Kelli Fizzano
4306 Meadowridge Ln.
1,192
Kathy Shellington Stoica
540 Elm St.
Leesport, PA 19533-9500
Kelly King
306 S. Diamond St.
Mt. Pleasant, PA 15666-2408
1,193
Kathy Stack
303 W. Miller Ave.
Munhall, PA 15120-3143
Kelly Rogers
220 N. Cornwall Rd. E.
Cornwall, PA 17016
1,194
Ken & Deborah Ely
P.O. Box 95
Brooklyn, PA 18813-0095
1,179
1,180
1,181
1,182
012-0900-003(CR) / March 1, 2014 / Page 51
Number
1,195
Commentator
Ken Bolden
358 S Winebiddle St.
Number
1,207
Commentator
Kimberly Klein
1401 Mission Rd.
1,196
Kenneth Ayre
224 Sunnybrook Dr.
1,208
Kimberly Mcconnell
1210 S. Negley Ave.
1,197
Kenneth Bickel
1201 Michael Dr.
1,209
Kimberly Mekeal
112 Hidden Ln.
1,198
Kenneth Mayer
523 Crest Cir.
1,210
Kimberly Tucker
617 S. Mountain Rd.
Dillsburg, PA 17019-9448
Kenneth Wieland
50 Woodland Dr.
1,211
Kirk Frink
2044 Valentine Run Rd.
Russell, PA 16345-3018
Kent Vendrick
146 Rocky Glen Rd.
Oxford, PA 19363-2246
1,212
Kirsten Wert
159 Church Hill Rd.
Lenhartsville, PA 19534-9318
Kevin Gosztonyi
11 W. 4th St.
1,213
Krissy Kasserman
126 Nedrow Ln.
Somerset, PA 15501-5457
Kim Corle
3935 Pine Hollow Rd.
Claysburg, PA 16625-8255
1,214
Kristen Coyle
1508 Society Pl.
Kim Mcclure
704 Skyline Dr.
1,215
Kristen Toole
109 Market St.
Enola, PA 17025-3228
Kim Springer
6145 Wise Rd.
1,216
Kristin Sewak
4265 Mount Carmel Dr.
Windber, PA 15963-3101
Kimberly Clemens
439 S. Wyomissing Ave.
1,217
Kristine Gannon
1590 Shadyside Rd.
1,218
Kyle Rennell
219 1/2 W. High St., Apt. 2
1,199
1,200
1,201
1,202
1,203
1,204
1,205
1,206
Kimberly Heston
1210 Country Oak Dr.
012-0900-003(CR) / March 1, 2014 / Page 52
Number
1,219
Commentator
L. Boone
1493 Blue Course Dr.
1,220
Lance Bogash
4 Wendy Ln.
Number
1,231
Commentator
Laura Manz
P.O. Box 361
Ingomar, PA 15127-0361
1,232
Laura Russell
205 W. Market St.
1,233
Laureen Farr
304 Poplar St.
1,234
Laurel Person Mecca
2765 Mount Royal Rd.
1,235
Lauren Gantz
1990 County Line Rd.
York Springs, PA 173729741
1,221
Lani Fritz
106 Magnolia Dr.
Beaver, PA 15009-1024
1,222
Larissa Gula
424 Coolidge Ave.
1,223
Larry and Sharon Haffey
177 E Bacon St.
1,224
Larry Falcone
6843 Jewel Ln.
1,236
Lauren Mccracken
185 Conchester Rd.
1,225
Larry Hamil
530 N. Main St., Apt. 307
Butler, PA 16001-4319
1,237
Laurie Cassidy
2300 Adams Ave.
1,226
Larry Holman
6746 Souder St.
1,238
Lavern Johnson
1439 Old Stagecoach Rd.
Wyalusing, PA 18853-7996
1,227
Larry Moyer
370 W. Johnson St., Apt. C1
1,239
Lawrence Borowiec
3629 Baxter Dr.
1,228
Larry Sydow
464 W. 7th St.
Erie, PA 16502-1329
1,240
Lawrence Ratti
190 Flaugherty Run Rd.
Laura Fake
443 W. High St.
1,241
Lee Bible
155 Cherry Ln.
Abbottstown, PA 17301-9065
Laura Horowitz
6544 Darlington Rd.
1,242
Lee Maloy
106 Claremont Dr.
1,229
1,230
012-0900-003(CR) / March 1, 2014 / Page 53
Number
1,243
Commentator
Lee West
3611 Mexico St.
Number
1,255
Commentator
Linda Borell
339 Main St., Apt. 4
Royersford, PA 19468-2321
1,244
Leeann Mclaughlin
113 Saybrook Hbr.
Bradfordwoods, PA 150151319
1,256
Linda Fetrow
242 Marietta Ave.
Mount Joy, PA 17552-3128
1,257
Linda Frederick
1422 Parkland Rd.
1,258
Linda Gordon
1111 Randolph Dr.
1,259
Linda Huber
85 Packing House Rd.
1,260
Linda Koenigsberg
2214 Delancey Pl.
1,261
Linda Neumann
239 Parker St.
1,262
Linda Orr
879 Hunter Rd.
Knoxville, PA 16928-9477
1,245
Lena Sirmans
1705 Brookstone Dr.
Alburtis, PA 18011-2716
1,246
Leo Deluca
247 Morris Rd.
Friedens, PA 15541-7919
1,247
Leo Kucewicz
201 Black Walnut Dr.
1,248
Leonard Clark
128 Weldy Ave.
Oreland, PA 19075-1244
1,249
Leonard Douglass
923 Beaver St.
Clairton, PA 15025-1307
1,250
Leonard Finegold
206 Dogwood Ln.
1,263
1,251
Leslie & Marilyn Sandler
1171 Draymore Ct.
Linda Peduzzi
354 Patriot Ln.
Freedom, PA 15042-2678
1,264
Liana Lloyd
111 Endress Dr.
Zelienople, PA 16063-1408
Linda Roach
303 Plouse Ln.
Sayre, PA 18840-9271
1,265
Linda Sieber
385 Dark Hollow Rd.
1,266
Ling Vargas
536 Pershing Ave.
1,252
1,253
Linda Baj
4314 M St.
1,254
Linda Bianchini
238 N. Keswick Ave., # A
012-0900-003(CR) / March 1, 2014 / Page 54
Number
1,267
Commentator
Lisa Augustine
352 Bodle Rd.
Number
1,279
Commentator
Lora Keeley
3 Old Post Rd.
Landenberg, PA 19350-9654
1,268
Lisa Beatty
13 Patricia Dr.
Enola, PA 17025-1933
1,280
Lorenzo Varisano
100 William Rd.
Millerstown, PA 17062-9429
1,269
Lisa Chassey
124 Jasper Ct.
1,281
Lori Bae
186 Hummingbird Trl.
Bushkill, PA 18324-8113
1,270
Lisa Edwards
7333 Schoyer Ave., # 1
1,282
Lori Burris
405 Lee Ct.
York, PA 17406-2363
1,271
Lisa Friedland
7831 Mill Rd.
1,283
Lori Lydic
2227 McAleer Rd.
1,272
Lisa Grandstaff
8680 Winchester Dr.
1,284
Lori Shermer
7 Pine Rd.
Mount Holly Springs, PA
17065-1933
1,273
Lisa Miller
3158 Fairway Ave.
Bristol, PA 19007-1804
1,285
Lori Stover
2232 S Galen Hall Rd.
Lisa Miller
54 Jaycee Dr.
1,286
Lorraine Czerniak
419 Springside Dr. E., Apt. 1
1,287
Lou Hoffman
311 Baker Dr.
19352-9399
1,288
Louis Easton
414 Chatham Park Dr.
1,274
1,275
1,276
Lisa Millhous
113 Snyder Ave.
Llew Taylor
P.O. Box 32
703 Market Street, Apt. 3
Darlington, PA 16115-0032
1,277
Lloyd Turpin
117 Wentz St.
1,289
Louis Ferretti
250 Shirley Ln.
1,278
Lois Peddicord
369 Princeton Dr.
1,290
Louis Levi
1215 S Ogontz St.
York, PA 17403-3355
012-0900-003(CR) / March 1, 2014 / Page 55
Number
1,291
Commentator
Louis Mariani
403 Virginia Ave.
Whitehall, PA 18052-7706
Number
1,303
Commentator
Lynne Hurd
106 Fair Ave.
1,292
Louis Martin
32 Clover Ln.
Palmyra, PA 17078-3013
1,304
M. Everhart
7 Lakeside Dr.
1,293
Louise, DE Simone
P.O. Box 58
1,305
M. Mehalick
420 Robin Hill Rd.
Wayne, PA 1907-2330
Lucinda Slotcavage
20 E Mohler Church Rd.
1,306
Madeline Mcgeeney
311 Jefferson Ct.
Limerick, PA 19468-3467
Lucy Latham
1107 Manheim Pike
1,307
Mafe Garcia
1459 Drake Ln.
Lurena Falcone
123 Ed Christine Dr.
1,308
Malcolm Norton
59 Heller Ln.
Berwick, PA 18603-5032
1,309
Mallory Bachman
394 Oak Rd.
Chicora, PA 16025-3114
1,310
Mandy Alden
20609 Teepleville Flats Rd.
Cambridg Springs, PA 164037157
1,294
1,295
1,296
1,297
Lyn Pipenberg
400 Park Ln.
1,298
Lynda Kolesar
1022 Harvard Rd.
Monroeville, PA 15146-4305
1,299
Lynn Benson
73 Dewey St., Fl. 2
1,311
Manfred Kodila
449 Atlantic Ave.
York, PA 17404-2606
Lynn Glorieux
420 Lockhart St.
1,312
Mara Smith
48 N. Pine St.
Port Allegany, PA 167431239
1,313
Marc Marchioli
2617 Grandview Ave.
1,300
1,301
Lynn Maust
Houston, PA 15342
1,302
Lynn Ritter
3732 Park Ave.
Neffs, PA 18065-7703
012-0900-003(CR) / March 1, 2014 / Page 56
Number
1,314
Commentator
Marci Henzi
2712 Middletown Rd.
Number
1,326
Commentator
Margaret Henry
606 Columbiana Rd.
Bessemer, PA 16112-2204
1,315
Marcia Eddy
27 Garman Rd.
1,327
Margie Sentiwany
207 Bosler Ave.
Lemoyne, PA 17043-1928
1,316
Marcia Godich
115 Belleauwood Blvd.
Trafford, PA 15085-1222
1,328
Maria Miller
1678 Red Mill Dr.
1,317
Marcia Lehman
998 Mayfield Ave.
Ambridge, PA 15003-1484
1,329
Marian Beaudoin
2431 Myers Ln.
N. Huntingdon, PA 156422175
1,318
Marcia Webber
7811 Park Ave.
1,330
Marianna Sokol
1317 Elk Grove Rd.
Benton, PA 17814-7403
Marcia Williams
770 Roger Rd.
Warminster, PA 18974-2541
1,331
Maricarmen Colon
806 Montgomery Ave., Apt.
D10
1,332
Mariita Vera
7822 Summerdale Ave.
1,333
Marilyn Bennett
35 Old Union Rd.
Equinunk, PA 18417-3341
1,334
Margaret Collins
224 N. Hyde Park Ave.
Marilyn Costa
963 Old State Rd.
Clarks Summit, PA 184119431
1,335
Margaret DeArdo
1311 Fairstead Ln.
Marilyn Jane Rimmer
180 Bunny Ln.
Palmyra, PA 17078-8800
1,336
Marion O'Donnell
1864 Upper Smith Gap Rd.
1,319
1,320
1,321
1,322
1,323
1,324
1,325
Marcie Fleming
2423 Columbia Ave.
Marcus Sellers
5259 Trout Run Ln.
Spruce Creek, PA 166831613
Margaret Beitzel
211 N. Barbara St.
Mount Joy, PA 17552-1405
Margaret Goodman
51 Broomall Ln.
012-0900-003(CR) / March 1, 2014 / Page 57
Number
1,337
Commentator
Mark and Nancy Wolfe
222 Maxwell St.
Number
1,349
Commentator
Martin Mcsweeny
359 S. Pacific Ave.
1,338
Mark Coleman
201 Wilcrest Rd.
Roaring Brook Twp., PA
18444-7789
1,350
Mary & Brian Macwhinney
5435 Aylesboro Ave.
1,351
Mary Ann Pastore
550 Innsbruck Dr.
Lehighton, PA 18235-8947
1,352
Mary Crozier
P.O. Box 237
Akron, PA 17501-0237
1,353
Mary Durando
523 Chesterville Rd.
1,339
Mark Fabian
30 Pearl Dr.
1,340
Mark Filetti
109 S. Thomas St.
1,341
Mark Heuer
26 Fairway Dr.
Selinsgrove, PA 17870-9103
1,354
1,342
Mark Lichty
188 Winchester Dr.
Mary Eichman
25 Division St.
Kingston, PA 18704-3607
1,355
Mark Mendenhall
4926 Osage Ave.
Mary Green
RR 1, Box 1304
Carbondale, PA 18407
1,356
Marlene Knight
790 Tubach Pond Rd.
Wyalusing, PA 18853-8398
Mary Hansen
401 Antler Ln.
Tobyhanna, PA 18466-9066
1,357
Marshall Conklin
31 Linnet Ln.
Mary Helmetsie
1117 E. End Ave.
1,358
Martha Abell
390 Pleasant St.
Rome, PA 18837-8424
Mary Jo Bayer
1089 Lester Rd.
1,359
Mary Jo Brinker
161 Leonhardt Ln.
Ellwood City, PA 161177759
1,360
Mary Jo Searfoss
63 Parnell St.
Pittston Township, PA 186403341
1,343
1,344
1,345
1,346
1,347
Martha Direnzo
1715 Boundary St.
1,348
Martha Gilliland
101 Ableview Dr., Apt. 5
Butler, PA 16001-8803
012-0900-003(CR) / March 1, 2014 / Page 58
Number
1,361
Commentator
Mary Jo Valletta
102 Vincent Dr.
Verona, PA 15147-3214
Number
1,373
Commentator
Maryellen Adams
1400 Queen St., Apt. 6
1,362
Mary Lenox
3856 Henley Dr.
1,374
Mason McMonegal
602 Pictwood Dr.
Glenshaw, PA 15116-1518
1,363
Mary Lou Kleinbach
31 Sally Ann Furnace Rd.
Mertztown, PA 19539-9200
1,375
Matt Nicholas
534 W Springfield Ave.
1,364
Mary Lou Munn
663 Exeter Ct.
1,376
Matthew Carlson
525 Kemmerer Rd.
1,365
Mary Lou Valenti
409 Lackawanna Ave.
1,377
Maureen Devalia
916 E Baltimore Ave., Apt. A
Lansdowne, PA 19050-2702
1,366
Mary Mullen
422 Neyhart Rd.
1,378
Maureen LaNoce
593 Wigard Ave.
1,367
Mary Norcross
P.O. Box 69
Mifflinburg, PA 17844-0069
1,379
Max Prejean
506 Nauvoo Rd.
1,368
Mary Ryan
2318 Tague Ave.
1,380
Melanie Bowser
264 Ridge Rd.
Worthington, PA 16262-5020
1,369
Mary Schneider
3 Tioga St.
Elysburg, PA 17824-7193
1,381
Melinda Kokus
P.O. Box 133
Harborcreek, PA 16421-0133
1,370
MaryAnn Barrett
627 Coleman St.
Easton, PA 18042-1403
1,382
Melinda Richards
1177 Macpherson Dr.
1,371
Maryann Cherubini
93 7 Stars Rd.
Spring City, PA 19475-2207
1,383
Melissa Evans
103 Kemmerer Ave.
Factoryville, PA 18419-2420
Maryann Henninger
206 Greshville Rd.
Boyertown, PA 19512-8487
1,384
Melissa Hunt
611 W. Chestnut St., Apt. 2
1,372
012-0900-003(CR) / March 1, 2014 / Page 59
Number
1,385
Commentator
Melissa Katterson
P.O. Box 253
South Heights, PA 150810253
1,386
Melissa Kraus
667 Fryer Rd.
Summerville, PA 15864-3913
Number
1,397
Commentator
Michael Genz
214 Fairway Dr.
Edinboro, PA 16412-2442
1,398
Michael Guttman
14 Nine Gates Rd.
Chadds Ford, PA 19317-9258
1,399
Michael Heller
30 E. Jefferson St.
Media, PA 19063-3760
1,400
Michael Keith
1 Linden Cir.
Lincoln Univ, PA 193528933
1,387
Memphis Diaz
767 S. 7th St.
1,388
Mesfin Birke
3702 Walnut Ridge Est.
1,389
Michael Bertonaschi
6404 Ten Point Cir.
Trafford, PA 15085-2314
1,401
Michael Kirchner
5959 Jacobs Ave.
1,390
Michael Bresnahan
310 N. High St.
1,402
Michael Koloshinsky
455 Marguerite Rd.
1,403
1,391
Michael Compton
2420 2nd Ave.
Michael Kugler
217 Palmer St.
Easton, PA 18042-7238
1,404
1,392
Michael D'Amico
114 Poplar Ln.
Kunkletown, PA 18058-7913
Michael LaMark
476 Milbeth Dr.
1,405
1,393
Michael Davin
12439 Roth Dr.
Irwin, PA 15642-2957
Michael Lawrence
10 Saxony Dr.
Harrison City, PA 156361507
1,394
Michael Dura
1337 E. Oxford St.
1,406
Michael Livermore
10 N. Market St.
Muncy, PA 17756-1025
1,395
Michael Fair
1201 Fairfield Station Rd.
Fairfield, PA 17320-9762
1,407
Michael McQuown
5218 Laurens St.
1,396
Michael Foreman
80 Quarry Rd., Trlr. 29
1,408
Michael Prozonic
474 Johnston Dr.
012-0900-003(CR) / March 1, 2014 / Page 60
Number
1,409
Commentator
Michael Rosenberger
2343 Frostburgh Rd.
1,410
Michael Schmotzer
751 Hillcrest Rd.
York, PA 17403-4111
1,411
Michael Sinclair
1101 Flexer Ave.
1,412
Michael Solomon Ii
3900 Rauch St.
1,413
Michael Soso
409 Todd St.
1,414
Michael Spirnak
360 Lawn St.
Number
1,421
Commentator
Michelle Dunn
316 S. 9th St.
Akron, PA 17501-1432
1,422
Michelle Gasperine
500 S. 20th St., #3
1,423
Michelle Huntley
816 Broadway
1,424
Michelle Pepitone
123 Derwent Dr.
1,425
Michelle Schramm
160 Pocono Trailer Park
Plains, PA 18705
1,426
Mickey Gniadek
20 Cardox Rd.
Finleyville, PA 15332-9608
1,427
Mike Turksma
116 Windermere Ave., #Bs-2
Wayne,, PA 19087-4141
1,428
Mike Weaver
107 Haire Ave.
1,429
Mikey Chernega
1039 Oak Ridge Ave.
1,415
Michael Swanson
1121 W. Clay St.
1,416
Michael Tierney
624 Summit Ave.
1,417
Michael Weisensee
3706 Hempland Rd.
Mountville, PA 17554-1542
1,418
Michele Barbin
P.O. Box 142
Snow Shoe, PA 16874-0142
1,430
Mikki Weldman
213 Waterford Way
1,419
Michele Conkel
217 Queensberry Ct.
1,431
Mila Pilz
275 Robin Dale Dr.
Leola, PA 17540-1634
1,420
Michelle Alvare
134 Hastings Ave.
Havertown, PA 19083-2430
1,432
Mindi Beach
107 Maple Ave.Hatboro,
19040-1507
012-0900-003(CR) / March 1, 2014 / Page 61
Number
1,433
Commentator
Miriam Garey
7 S Los Robles Ct.
Number
1,444
Commentator
Nancy Latimer
907 Irwin Dr.
1,434
Mitchell Price
17283 S. Mosiertown Rd.
Saegertown, PA 16433-3735
1,445
Nancy Shappell
5449, DE Pues Rd.
Bangor, PA 18013-4807
1,435
Molly Maroney
306 Valley View Dr., N.
1,446
Nancy Walker
270 Barneston Rd.
Honey Brook, PA 193449505
1,436
Moomay Piola
58 Bald Cypress Ln.
Levittown, PA 19054-2802
1,447
Nancy Wheeler
300 Skyline Dr.
1,448
Nancy Yauger
144 Plum St.
1,449
Nancy Zimmerman
7470 Henry St.
Erie, PA 16509-4550
1,450
Natasha Ufema
844 E Walnut St.
Lewistown, PA 17044-2821
1,451
Nathan Sullenberger
185 Winfield Cir.
1,452
Nathan Van Velson
410 Alden Dr.
1,453
Neal Bracken
2207 Mulberry Ct.
1,454
Neal Wooduff
201 Lakeside Dr.
1,455
Neil Erkert
209 Ridge Ave.
Perkasie, PA 18944-1125
1,437
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Pollak
8669 Delaware Ave.
15642-3280
1,438
Murray Varrese
Terwood Road
huntindon valley, PA 190065522
1,439
Nadia Knoblock
716 Shadycrest Ct.
1,440
Nancy Avolese
1451 N. Union St.
1,441
Nancy Chapman
823 Eshelman Dr.
Akron, PA 17501-1485
1,442
1,443
Nancy Cohn
100 Shawnee Rd.
Ardmore, PA 19003-1629
Nancy Ehmann
81 Bellview Cir.
012-0900-003(CR) / March 1, 2014 / Page 62
Number
1,456
Commentator
Nelson Robison
754 E. Main St.
Reynoldsville, PA 158511602
1,457
Nezka Pfeifer
303 Lakewood Mnr.
Number
1,467
Commentator
Oliver Neith
705 Concord Rd.
Nazareth, PA 18064-8952
1,468
Olivia Hecksher
104 Briaridge Dr., Apt. M
1,469
Ophelia Dixon
7912 Newmeyer St.
1,458
Nic Hammer
10 Treasure Lk.
Dubois, PA 15801-9001
1,470
1,459
Nicholas Disanti
1010 Dunvegan Rd.
Pam Macwell
1228 Arkansas Ave.
1,471
Nicholas Lucarelli
716 Stonehaven Dr.
Pamela Breneman
5 Oak Dr.
Wernersville, PA 19565-9775
1,472
Pamela Cohen
2401 Pennsylvania Ave.
1,473
Pamela Oriszko
210 Hoenig Rd.
Niels Finsen
Vailtown Rd.
Liberty, PA 16930-9257
1,474
Pat Currie
1394 Windmill Ln.
Breinigsville, PA 18031-1173
Niki Miller
31 Cannon Ln.
1,475
Pat Davis
7 Pearl St.
Noemi Miller
4529 Aubrey Ave.
1,476
Pat Dengel
1062 Trail Rd.
1,477
Pat Eiserer
78 Sun Ln.
1,478
Pat Lupo
355 E. 9th St.
Erie, PA 16503-1107
1,460
1,461
1,462
1,463
1,464
1,465
1,466
Nicola Nicolai
2400 Copper Creek Rd.
Chester Springs, PA 194253890
Nora Murphy
977 Jefferies Bridge Rd.
Norah Christ
2577 Copper Rd.
New Castle, PA 16101-7977
012-0900-003(CR) / March 1, 2014 / Page 63
Number
1,479
Commentator
Pat Sadler
718 Ash Ave.
Collingdale, PA 19023-3506
1,480
1,481
1,482
Number
1,491
Commentator
Patricia Sheets
699 Allendale Rd.
New Brighton, PA 150663685
Pat Walker
318 Edgley Ave.
1,492
Patricia Uhric
106 Glenmore Dr.
Pat Wall
798 Mount Pleasant Rd.
1,493
Patrick Arndt
429 Spencer Ave.
1,494
Patrick Pagano
1408 Mystic Valley Dr.
1,495
Patrick Smith
98 Diamond Ave.
Hanover Township, PA
18706-5925
Pat Yannacci
1020 Baythorne Dr.
1,483
Patricia Bond
202 N. Front St.
1,484
Patricia Criscuola
4 Beechwood Dr.
Lake Ariel, PA 18436-4774
1,496
Patrick Stahle
1811 Willow Street Pike
Patricia Daloni
9 Harding St.
1,497
Patrick Vogelsong
443 W. Penn St.
Patricia DiRienzo
128 Moorehead St.
Erie, PA 16508-1859
1,498
Patricia Jacobs
188 Kent Dr.
Patti Michener
703 Bramblewood Dr.
1,499
Patricia Long
2310 Seneca Dr.
York, PA 17408-4323
Patty Oberly
76 Deck Rd.
1,500
Paul Bednarski
P.O. Box 142
32 Dark Hollow Rd.
Pipersville, PA 18947-0142
1,501
Paul Bowden
328 Harmar St.
1,485
1,486
1,487
1,488
1,489
1,490
Patricia Mcgowan
P.O. Box 95
North Bend, PA 17760-0095
Patricia Minner
590 Milford Rd.
012-0900-003(CR) / March 1, 2014 / Page 64
Number
1,502
Commentator
Paul Exter
314 Lynn Rd.
Springfield, PA 19064-3511
Number
1,514
Commentator
Pauline Palko
26 Palko Dr.
Waymart, PA 18472-3041
1,503
Paul Hagedorn
P.O. Box 142
Beach Lake, PA 18405-0142
1,515
Pearl Glatt
1616 W. Liberty St., Apt. 901
1,504
Paul Johnson
3927 Ash Dr.
1,516
Pedro Rivera Jr.
205 Route 390
Cresco, PA 18326-7371
1,505
Paul Metzloff
26 Saddle Ridge Dr.
Dallas, PA 18612-8716
1,517
Peg Chiodo
117 S. Patton Dr.
1,506
Paul Murphy
42 Clifton Blvd.
1,518
Peggy Dawson
1854 Rivervue N.
Drumore, PA 17518-9733
1,507
Paul Nasuti
126 S. 22nd St.
1,519
Peggy Lingwall
118 Oak Ridge Dr.
1,508
Paul Otruba
96 Thorn Apple Ln.
1,520
Peggy Richter
514 E. Sedgwick St.
1,509
Paul Parker
60 Morrow Rd.
Avella, PA 15312-2140
1,521
Peter Ammirati
6724 School Rd.
New Hope, PA 18938-5746
1,510
Paul Wilson
6730 Geissinger Rd.
Zionsville, PA 18092-2249
1,522
Peter Black
315 Canterbury Dr.
1,511
Paul Wolinsky
1252 Ashbourne Rd.
1,523
Peter Greene
1521 River Rd.
1,512
Paula Barvin
8001 Heather Rd.
1,524
Peter Snyder
1632 Lake Ariel Hwy.
Lake Ariel, PA 18436-4121
1,513
Paulett Simunich
135 Leffler Dr.
1,525
Peter Stone
924 Laurel Dr.
012-0900-003(CR) / March 1, 2014 / Page 65
Number
1,526
Commentator
Phillip Fenster
1270 Hemlock Dr.
Number
1,538
Commentator
Rachel Luterman
1919 Chestnut St., Apt. 709
1,527
Phillip Tanner
308 Lauschtown Rd.
Denver, PA 17517-8908
1,539
Ralph Meyer
6056 Meadow Ln.
Bakerstown, PA 15007-9720
1,528
Phineas Walsh
545 Walnut Ln.
1,540
Ralph Schlesinger
P.O. Box 258
Woolrich, PA 17779-0258
1,529
Phyllis Berman
6711 Lincoln Dr.
1,541
Ray O'Rourke
54 Woodhill Dr.
1,530
Phyllis Davidson
428 Bigham St.
1,542
Ray Richardson
224 S. Main St.
1,531
Phyllis Redman
540 Wanamaker Rd.
1,543
Raymond Fritz
106 Magnolia Dr.
Beaver, PA 15009-1024
1,532
Pollyann Rhoads
Nh Lane
1,544
Raymond Young
94 East Ave., Apt. 3
1,533
Prudence Sommers
601 E. Elm St.
Tamaqua, PA 18252-1611
1,545
Rebecca Heil
1125 W. 29th St.
Erie, PA 16508-1535
1,534
Qing Alicia Li
605 Riders Way
Moon Township, PA 151084716
1,546
Rebecca Kuligowski
25339 State Highway 99
Cambridge Springs, PA
16403-2805
1,535
Quentin Wenzel
1218 Circle Dr., N.
1,547
Rebecca Rose
2 S. Market St., Apt. 202
1,536
Rabbi Alan Lapayover
6655 McCallum St.
1,548
Regina Keck
327 S. Spring Rd.
Mercer, PA 16137-3835
1,537
Rachel Limas
1652 Cedar Cliff Dr.
012-0900-003(CR) / March 1, 2014 / Page 66
Number
1,549
Commentator
Regina Villarreal
3264 Halfmoon Valley Rd.
Warriors Mark, PA 168776500
Number
1,561
Commentator
Richard Keefer
1545 Knoxlyn Rd.
1,550
Regis Kowalski
5010 Willock Rd., E.
1,562
Richard Ludwig
6050 Franklin Hill Rd.
1,551
Renee Zuba
1031 W. Main St.
Plymouth, PA 18651-4522
1,563
Richard Miller
1921 Woodmont Dr.
1,552
Rex Grubb
1074 Dry Wells Rd.
Quarryville, PA 17566-9178
1,564
Richard Plut
820 Struble Rd.
1,553
Rhonda Buttacavoli
270 Reservoir Rd.
Apollo, PA 15613-8601
1,565
Richard Renninger
616 Sunny Rst.
Palmerton, PA 18071-9789
Richard Baldock
1830 Keystone Rd.
1,566
Richard Starr
283 Game Lands Rd.
Rockton, PA 15856-4613
Richard Barnes
497 Townline Rd.
Russell, PA 16345-2805
1,567
Richard Tregidgo
1146 Sunnyside Dr.
Holtwood, PA 17532-9726
Richard Burdette
4840 Spring Valley Dr.
1,568
Rick Barber
828 Arch Street
Brockway, PA 15824-5608
1,569
Ricki Hurwitz
200 Montrose St.
1,554
1,555
1,556
1,557
Richard Campbell
501 Sand Hill Rd.
1,558
Richard Defazio
639 Brown Ave.
Erie, PA 16502-2586
1,570
robert D. Missimer Jr.
9 Roberts Rd.
1,559
Richard Firestine
702 N. Goodwill St.
Myerstown, PA 17067-2315
1,571
Robert Banner
322 Schocopee Rd.
1,560
Richard Hughes
1919 Blair St.
1,572
Robert Bishop
2033 W. Main St.
012-0900-003(CR) / March 1, 2014 / Page 67
Number
1,573
Commentator
Robert Butler
Box 1a437
Lackawaxen, PA 18435
Number
1,585
Commentator
Robert Mclane III
206 Manor Ave.
1,574
Robert Chaffee
1500 Kelly Hill Rd.
Tidioute, PA 16351-4722
1,586
Robert Neuhauser
89 Strasburg Pike
1,575
Robert Doll, M.D.
P.O. Box 3177
1,587
Robert Schwier
716 Redwood Ave.
Yeadon, PA 19050-3326
1,576
Robert Edwards
163 Willow St.
Wilkes-Barre, PA 187021510
1,588
Robert Steffes
711 Hall St.
1,589
1,577
Robert Garner
127 Creekgate Ct.
Robert Steininger
100 Westridge Pl., S.
1,590
1,578
Robert Gebert
370 Million Dollar Hwy.
Bangor, PA 18013-5502
Robert W. Rhodes, III
P.O. Box 355
Mercersburg, PA 17236-0355
1,591
Robert Wasilewski
59 Sorbertown Hl.
1,592
Roberta Bunsick
125 Briarwood Rd.
1,593
Roberta McCall
752 E. 37th St.
Erie, PA 16504-1773
1,594
Robin Allaway
104 Fairley Rd.
1,595
Robin Aurandt
1164 Wertz Rd.
Williamsburg, PA 166937803
1,579
Robert Gibb
5036 Revenue St.
Homestead, PA 15120-1227
1,580
Robert Havrilla
1501 Monterey St.
1,581
Robert Hirsh
245 S. 3rd St.
1,582
Robert Johnson
117 Cottage Rd.
Shippensburg, PA 172578755
1,583
Robert Kohler
252 Mt. Top Rd.
1,584
Robert Kraft
455 Moritz Rd.
Orrtanna, PA 17353-9317
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Number
1,596
Commentator
Robin Wilson
P.O. Box 563
Hawley, PA 18428-0563
Number
1,607
Commentator
Ron Pazdro
1171 Neshaminy Valley Dr.
1,597
Robyn Walters
401 State Route 87
1,608
Ron Rabold
1590 Ardnt Rd.
1,609
Ron Sgrignuoli
407 Summit Ave.
1,610
Ronald Horiszny
2307 Black River Rd.
1,611
Roni Kampmeyer
145 Francis Dr.
Georgetown, PA 15043-1053
1,612
Roosevelt Howard
5121 Willows Ave., #2
1,613
Roger Latham
207 W. Brookhaven Rd.
P.O. Box 57
Rose Rogan
5815 Private Rd.
1,614
Roger Smith
Cardinal Dr.
Palmerton, PA 18071-5535
Rosemary Caolo
1512 E. Gibson St.
1,615
Roger Westman
500 Lloyd St.
Rosemary Delpino
128 American Ave.
Butler, PA 16001-5540
1,616
Ron Ford
239 Oak Hill Rd.
P.O. Box 110
Tannersville, PA 18372-7785
Roxann Steelman
3958 Howertown Rd.
Northampton, PA 180679451
1,617
Ron Lawrence
721 Daylily Dr.
Langhorne, PA 19047-1765
Roxanne Jones
8044 Leaser Rd.
Kempton, PA 19529-8979
1,618
Roy Mccullagh
240 S. Osmond St.
1,598
Rodney Daniels
310 N. Walnut St.
Wernersville, PA 19565-1246
1,599
Rodney Martz Sr.
411 N. Delaware Dr.
Easton, PA 18040
1,600
Rodney Weaver
119 Beagle Rd.
Mill Hall, PA 17751-9495
1,601
Roger Horn
32 Barber St.
1,602
1,603
1,604
1,605
1,606
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Number
1,619
Commentator
Russell Namie
702 Kennedy Dr.
Youngwood, PA 15697-1402
Number
1,631
Commentator
Samuel Reitman
520 N. Main St.
1,620
Ruth Kuch
302 Baker Dr.
19352-9398
1,632
Sandi Clark
8239 Highline Blvd.
Erie, PA 16509-4961
1,633
Sandra Kirchner
5959 Jacobs Ave.
1,634
Sandra Miller
P.O. Box 752
Richlandtown, PA 189550752
1,621
Ruth Roberts
104 Clearview Ct.
Irwin, PA 15642-8848
1,622
Rwolfgong X
P.O. Box 307
Shippenville, PA 16254-0307
1,623
Ryan Bleacher
703 N. Shippen St.
1,635
Sandra Walker
538 Mount Pleasant Rd.
Bloomsburg, PA 17815-7242
1,624
Ryan Clay
120 Anonymous Rd.
1,636
Sandy Stambaugh
82 W. Hanover St.
1,625
Ryan Moore
1235 N. Rocky Mountain Dr.
Effort, PA 18330-7888
1,637
Sarah Costlow
179 Wyndemere Dr.
1,626
Ryan Piontkowski
430 Kosciuszko St.
1,638
Sarah Englander
1,639
1,627
Ryan Rendick
3581 Calumet St.
Sarah Lynch
501 Mill Rd.
Havertown, PA 19083-4003
1,640
1,628
Sally Jefferies
405 Legendary Ln.
Mars, PA 16046-7135
Sarah Mccann
1157 S. 19th St.
1,641
1,629
Sam Hoszwa
120 Duncan Dr.
Butler, PA 16001-2620
Sari Steuber
45 Paper Mill Rd.
Springfield, PA 19064-2704
1,642
Saundra Petrella
205 Walnut St.
Beaver, PA 15009-2430
1,630
Samantha West
5001 Locust Ln.
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Number
1,643
Commentator
Scott McClung
249 Planebrook Rd.
Number
1,655
Commentator
Sheila Karmatz
1014 Stanford Dr.
Wynnewood, PA 19096-2009
1,644
Sean Donovan
4030 Mohawk Trl.
Linesville, PA 16424-4956
1,656
Shellie Ray
700 E. 1st St., Apt. 37
1,645
Sean Sullivan
2731 Ash St.
1,657
Sherry Morse
321 W. Burke St.
Easton, PA 18042-1514
1,646
Seymour Tinkleman
109 Krewson Ln.
Cheltenham, PA 19012-1202
1,658
Shirley Dyer
1402 Schweitzer Rd.
Mckeesport, PA 15135-2022
1,647
Sharon Blair
400 Penns Ln.
1,659
Shirley Landis
516 Waln Rd.
1,648
Sharon Boring
531 Center Grange Rd.
Monaca, PA 15061-2819
1,660
Shirley Sivitz
820 Church Rd.
1,649
Sharon Crawford
4140 Merrick St.
1,661
Shuhua Chiu
111 Crosswick Ln.
1,650
Sharon Heath
1509 Markley Rd.
Pennsburg, PA 18073-1923
1,662
Sigmund Finman
202 Glen Spring Cir.
Canonsburg, PA 15317-2308
1,651
Sharon Narushoff
11 Willow Ct.
1,663
Simone Leiss
Portugal
Lloret, PA 17310
1,652
Sharon Sielski
17374 Kevin Dr.
1,664
Sister Joan Marie Madden
129 Depaul Center Rd.
1,653
Shaun Little
259 W. Johnson St., Apt. I3
1,665
Sofia Karvouna
Evrysthenous
Athens,, PA 15773
1,654
Shawnelle Price
492 E. End Ave.
Beaver, PA 15009-1949
1,666
Stella Nobrega-Garcia
101 Valley Stream Park
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Number
1,667
Commentator
Stephanie Kotz
137 S. Main St.
Nazareth, PA 18064-2016
Number
1,679
Commentator
Stuart Miller
1000 Lagonda Rd.
1,668
Stephen Chaszar
639 4th Ave.
1,680
Sue Cott
495 Hughes Rd.
King of Prussia, PA 194063715
1,669
Stephen Ellis
174 Polo Dr.
Shelocta, PA 15774-7332
1,681
Sue Myers
1248 Harding Ave.
Stephen Mccoubrey
229 S. 42nd St.
1,682
Suellen Snapp
232 Bayard St.
Kane, PA 16735-1402
Stephen Orosz
5535 Forbes Ave., Apt. B
1,683
Summer Coscia
522 Regis Ct.
Stephen Smith
708 14th Ave.
1,684
Susan and Tom Yatsky
31 Warwick Cir.
Sterling Scott
415 S. 57th St.
Philadephia, PA 19143-1336
1,685
Susan Gage
7313 Boyertown Pike
1,686
Susan Gottfried
619 Cricklewood Dr.
1,687
Susan Guido
336 Ivy Dr.
1,688
Susan Jacob
2276 Wood Acres Ct.
1,689
Susan Magee
161 S. Washington St.
1,670
1,671
1,672
1,673
1,674
Steve Bremner
1836 Memphis St.
1,675
Steve Gimson
303 W. State St., Apt. 223
1,676
Steve Greco
172 Stecker Mill Rd.
1,677
Steve Reass
124 E. Clearview Dr.
Shrewsbury, PA 17361-1206
1,678
Steve Rock
306 W. Ashland St.
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Number
1,690
Commentator
Susan Miller
4918 Hialeah Dr.
1,691
Susan Poff
1009 Marlin Dr.
Number
1,701
Commentator
Suzanne Shaffer
417 Hamlet Dr., W.
Spring Grove, PA 173621403
1,702
Suzanne Staggenborg
5621 Beacon St.
1,692
Susan Powell
601 Morris Ln.
1,703
Tanner Lowry
1725 S. 12th St., Fl. 2
Philadelphia,, PA 19148-1530
1,693
Susan Schulz
P.O. Box 438
Kemblesville, PA 193470438
1,704
Tanya Wagner
5007 Apache Dr.
1,694
Susan Stadnicki
101 Coolidge St.
Shamokin, PA 17872-6505
1,705
Tara Blackburne
1332 Faunce St.
1,695
Susan Thompson
23516 Shannondell Dr.
Audubon, PA 19403-5675
1,706
Tara Pride
617 E. Butter Rd.
York, PA 17406-8455
1,696
Susan Valla
108 Gwyn Lynn Dr.
Ivyland, PA 18974-1463
1,707
Terence Grail
555 Pearl St., Apt. 301
1,697
Susan Wagner
6650 Northumberland St.
1,708
Terrance Alexander Givens I
2810 Primrose Ln., N.
York, PA 17404-8531
1,698
Susan Zhang
1018 Putnam Blvd.
1,709
Terry Brown
229 Greenview Dr.
1,699
Susanne Groenendaal
1313 Old Boalsburg Rd.
1,710
Theodore Burger
3370 Woodbridge Cir.
1,711
1,700
Susanne Hauger
24 Ironwood Dr.
Theodore Schurr
4622 Cedar Ave.
1,712
Therese Hoetzlein
5372 Orchard Hill Dr.
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Number
1,713
Commentator
Thomas & Ann Marie FinnCusick
308 E. Hinckley Ave., Apt. 2c
Ridley Park, PA 19078-2526
1,714
Thomas Brenner
512 Bella St.
Hollidaysburg, PA 166482304
1,715
1,716
1,717
1,718
1,719
1,720
1,721
1,722
1,723
Number
1,724
Commentator
Tim & Brenda Kauffman
815 McGrann Blvd.
1,725
Tim Herman
P.O. Box 195
1,726
Thomas Campanini
1030 Crest Way, Apt. 204
York, PA 17403-9126
Tim Ivers
309 Princeton Dr.
1,727
Thomas Frantz
225 E. Walnut St.
Tim Kelly
205 Trailside Dr.
1,728
Thomas Frumkin
1204 Stanford Rd.
Timothy Bintrim
1520 Benshoff Hill Rd.
1,729
Thomas Garrett
1791 Sapphire Rd.
York, PA 17408-4444
Timothy Bock
514 Guyasuta Rd., Apt. 7
1,730
Timothy Lennox
112 Glenloch Dr.
1,731
Timothy Mannello
31 Tabbs Dr.
Thomas Hessley
20 Weld Dr.
Warren, PA 16365-3354
1,732
Timothy Moore
141 Moss St.
Thomas Pelzer
6838 Hunt Dr.
1,733
Thomas Schuster
605 23rd St.
Windber, PA 15963-1920
Timothy Murray
602 Maple St.
New Bethlehem, PA 162421086
1,734
Thomas Swimley
9808 Route 249
Knoxville, PA 16928-9686
Tina Paloskey
41 Little Mountain Rd.
1,735
Todd Cusuman
202 Thunder Cir.
Thomas Graney, Jr.
215 Meadowbrook Dr.
New Wilmington, PA 161421422
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Number
1,736
Commentator
Tom Campbell
4384 Craighead Rd.
Number
1,748
Commentator
Troy Schreiber
403b Market St.
Millersburg, PA 17061-1339
1,737
Tom Ferry
7 Justin Ln.
1,749
Tuula Fischer
174 Brink Hill Rd.
Greentown, PA 18426-9215
1,738
Tom Fulmer
41 Karen Ct.
Lititz, PA 17543-9243
1,750
Ursula White
23 Mitchell Dr.
1,739
Tom Hocking
P.O. Box 501
Mount Gretna, PA 170640501
1,751
Valeri Fornagiel
343 Kelly Rd.
1,752
1,740
Tom Sherman
275 S. 19th St.
Valerie Rutherford
664 Smith Ave.
Sharon, PA 16146-3152
1,753
1,741
Tom Trkula
3970 Green St.
Vera Krokonko
78 Ashford Dr.
Cranberry Township, PA
16066-7401
1,742
Tomas Sanguinetti
28 N. College St.
1,754
Veronice Plewinski
460 Saint Bernardine St.
1,743
Tony Rice
660 Kimmels Rd.
Orwigsburg, PA 17961-2016
1,755
Vicki Adams
710 Duncan Ave., Apt. 1403
1,744
Tonya Wenger
3 Fairview Dr.
Akron, PA 17501-1613
1,756
Vicki l. Craig
P.O. Box 54
135 Caporalli Lane
Schenley, PA 15682-0054
1,745
Tracey Mangus
1420 4th Ave.
Ford City, PA 16226-1310
1,757
Vicky Shank
145 W. Main St.
Everett, PA 15537-1133
Tracy Iannarone
214 Wyalusing St.
Old Forge, PA 18518-1202
1,758
Victor Tweed
50 Kiltie Dr.
New Hope, PA 18938-1403
Tret Lemak
1210 Louise St.
Homestead, PA 15120-2042
1,759
Victor Velez
1273 School St.
1,746
1,747
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Number
1,760
Commentator
Victoria Sams
194 Jean Blvd.
Number
1,771
Commentator
Wanda Seidle
2725 W. Country Club Rd.
1,761
Victoria Woshner
7106 Card Ln.
1,772
Wanita Roach
607 Indian Creek Dr.
1,762
Viirginia Newlin
299 Devon Ln.
1,773
Wayne Markley
611 Green St.
1,774
1,763
Vincent Ephault
107 Palm St.
Olyphant, PA 18447-1723
Wendi Taylor
435 Parkview Ct.
1,775
1,764
Vincent Young
R.R. 1, Box 1454
Little Meadows, PA 188309738
Wendy Farnsworth
7 W. Centre St.
Ashland, PA 17921-1305
1,776
Virginia Harden
1031 Oakview Cir.
Wendy Futrick
4 E. Elm St.
1,777
Virginia Rivers
665 Crest Ave.
Benton, PA 17814-7011
Wilford Vaulx-Smith
31 Hoyt Dr.
1,778
William & Linda Schmidt
109 Whitby Pl.
1,779
William Bell
1616 Brushy Mountain Rd.
1,780
William Crosby
154 Joliette Ave.
Erie, PA 16511-1232
1,781
William D. Prystauk
827 Wilbur St.
Easton, PA 18042-1423
1,782
William Engel
64 Clees Dr.
1,765
1,766
1,767
1,768
1,769
1,770
W. Andrew Stover
247 W. Queen St.
Chambersburg, PA 172012035
Walt Sakowsk
2504 Four Mile Dr.
Walter Margie
1345 Martin Ct., Apt. 713
Wanda Rothrock
2916 N. Delaware Dr.
Mount Bethel, PA 183435309
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Number
1,783
Commentator
William Granche
24 Lincoln St.
Ridgway, PA 15853-1918
Number
1,794
Commentator
William Thomas
716 N. Maple St.
1,784
William Krouse
106 Bunker Hill Rd.
1,795
William Thwing
610 Luzerne St.
1,796
William Vandermark
518 N. Wilbur Ave.
Sayre, PA 18840-1753
1,797
William Yarnell
817 Stonybrook Ln.
1,798
Wilma Caffentzis
7034 Ely Rd.
New Hope, PA 18938-5725
1,799
Wood Souders
3333 Aster Ave.
Trevose, PA 19053-4902
1,800
William Perry
1059 Alpine Dr.
Wyatt Hale
3 Evans St.
Brookville, PA 15825-0903
1,801
William Randolph
409 Poplar Valley Rd., W.
Youcef Djedid
524 Scaife Rd.
1,802
William Rose
856 Acri Rd.
Yvette Banton
176 Chester Ct.
1,803
Zach Colatch
Milton, PA 17847-2370
1,785
William Maccumbee
508 Stonedge Ct.
1,786
William Maruyama
225 N. Broad St.
1,787
William Montgomery
124 Lindley Ln.
1,788
William Moore
3103 Broadway Rd.
Easton, PA 18040-7220
1,789
1,790
1,791
1,792
William Rovnak
3837 Saxonburg Blvd.
1,793
William Schlupp
P.O. Box 63817
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COMMENTS AND RESPONSES
Section I: Background
1.
Comment: Several commentators suggest making mandatory public participation rules or
codifying these guidelines. (31, 271 – 476)
Response: Statutes and regulations at both the state and federal level with mandatory public
participation rules already exist for many specific permits and many other aspects of the
department’s operations. This policy is intended to standardize department procedures in areas
not already covered by applicable laws. As a matter of policy, the department regularly exceeds
these requirements and provides more public participation opportunities than required.
Section II: How This Policy Relates to Other Public Participation Options
2.
Comment: Section II, Existing Legal Requirements by Statue or Regulation, states that the
department will follow all requirements set forth in law and regulation and to the extent that the
policy conflicts with a legal requirement, the legal requirement governs. The commentator
recommends the language should say "state or federal" law and regulation, with the one
requiring the most public participation/notice governing (5)
Response: By using the language “all legal requirements” the department is referring to both
state and federal law. This will normally result in the department applying the most stringent
standards, but an analysis of which specific requirements are controlling must be done on a
case-by-case basis and is beyond the scope of this policy.
3.
Comment: PADEP's Environmental Justice (EJ) policy should be expanded to cover areas that
are presently being impacted by natural gas development operations since these areas meet your
definition of EJ areas. People in those areas should be involved in the decisions that result from
all permitting and all authorizations, not only the narrowly defined permits that are covered in
this proposed policy. By including these impacted communities you can trigger the opt-in
provisions in your EJ policy and rightfully broaden the applicability of this policy. (28, 234 –
249, 271 – 494)
Response: This policy applies to all permits issued by the department. Changes to the
department’s EJ policy are beyond the scope of this policy. This comment has been forwarded
to the department’s Office of the Environmental Advocate for consideration.
4.
Comment: The commentator suggests the DEP maintain areas of significant local interest and
Environmental Justice (EJ) areas separate and distinct. (32)
Response: The department understands that the existence of an EJ area and the determination
that significant local interest has been expressed are separate issues, but both these issues will be
considered in determining the public participation options that are appropriate for a given
application.
5.
Comment: The commentator states that the Public Participation sections of DEP’s
Environmental Justice Policy document must be incorporated by reference in the Policy on
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Public Participation. Public comment must be accepted on Environmental Justice public
participation policy together with general public participation public comment.
The commentator further states the policy should be withdrawn. DEP should issue a new
document containing Public Participation policy, Environmental Justice trigger permit criteria,
and General Permit eligibility criteria in a single document, so there can be an integrated
discussion of public participation across all forms of DEP guidance. If need be, the relevant
sections from other policy documents can be indicated in the Public Participation Policy
document and incorporated by reference, but comment must be accepted in an integrated
discussion of all aspects of Public Participation. (29)
Response: The purpose of this policy is to clearly define the department’s public participation
policies in cases where existing statutes, regulations, or guidance do not already specify the
procedures that will be used. Including additional topics in this policy would be
counterproductive—particularly if the issues included would require statutory or regulatory
changes.
6.
Comment: In light of the expansion of natural gas activities in Pennsylvania, the commentator
strongly recommends that the Environmental Justice policy be more robustly applied to
communities with regard to public participation in permitting. Also outlined is how an area of
concern and status of an Environmental Justice community is to be identified. To be effective,
the proposed public participation policy must require inclusion of EJ areas in all permitting
considerations. The commentator requests that the Department begin the process of identifying
communities where gas development is occurring and that meet the criteria of EJ areas, using
the guidelines in the Department’s Environmental Justice Public Participation Policy. The
commentator also recommends that the Department refer this critical issue to the Environmental
Justice Advisory Board for action at its next scheduled meeting. (31)
Response: The Environmental Justice Advisory Board was consulted and provided comments
during the development of this policy. The specific comments above are not within the scope of
this policy and should be addressed by the Environmental Justice Public Participation Policy
(DEP ID: 012-0501-002) developed by the department’s Office of the Environmental Advocate
(OEA). The comment has been forwarded to the OEA for their consideration.
Section III: General Policy
7.
Comment: In Section III, on page 2, if the applicant proposes “substantive changes” to the
project proposal due to the review of a project, the DEP may consider an additional opportunity
for public comment. This concept also appears in Section VI, on page 5. The commentators
request that “substantive changes” be defined. (3, 7, 23, 32)
Response: To avoid confusion, the department has removed the word “substantive” from the
policy in reference to changes to the application. Furthermore, the department has clarified that
it will consider extending the public comment period when changes to the application are made
after the close of the public comment period. This is to ensure that the public is afforded the
appropriate opportunity to provide comment on the actual project the department is reviewing.
Please note that changes made during the technical review of the application will be managed in
accordance with the department’s “Policy for Implementing the Department of Environmental
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Protection (Department) Permit Review Process and Permit Decision Guarantee” (Document
No. 021-2100-001.
8.
Comment: Section III, paragraph 2, currently says that “Department staff will encourage public
participation in the permit review process.” The commentator recommends using the phrase
“strongly encourage”. (26)
Response: This policy outlines procedures and guidelines the department should follow when
engaging in public participation activities associated with the permit review process. The
department will make every reasonable attempt to facilitate public participation during the
permit review process while adhering to the framework of the applicable regulatory and
statutory requirements. When pre-application meetings are held for a permit, the Department
will discuss and strongly encourage the applicant to conduct public outreach when such
activities are not otherwise required by statute or regulation.
9.
Comment: In Section III, paragraph 2, the commentator recommends adding the following:
“consider and include consulting with the Office of Environmental Advocate, Community
Relations Coordinators and/or Local Government Liaisons on the most appropriate methods to
obtain the most valuable public participation.” (26)
Response: The department agrees and has added the requested language.
10.
Comment: In section III, the commentator suggests adding language highlighting section VIII
Additional Information. (26)
Response: The department agrees and has added the requested language.
11.
Comment: PA DEP should maintain and use “Interested Party” lists for notifications of open
permit comment windows, and the Policy should be revised to mention the availability of this
service. (8, 26)
Response: While the Pennsylvania Bulletin is the most authoritative source for such
notifications, the department provides additional resources to notify the public of open comment
periods. The department recommends interested parties register with the department’s eNotice
system for notifications of interest. Interested parties may also check the DEP Calendar of
Events, available on the department’s website (DEP Keyword: Public Participation), for
upcoming events.
12.
Comment: PA DEP’s eNotice emails do not provide enough information for the public. (8)
Response: The department appreciates this comment. Improvements to the eNotice system
have already been made related to draft technical guidance. Other improvements to the eNotice
system are currently being considered and will be implemented as resources allow.
13.
Comment: The Policy should encourage public notice for all permit actions to include
publication in the local newspaper with the largest circulation in the host municipality. (8)
Response: Section IV of the policy details public notification requirements including the use of
local media to announce public hearings and public meetings. Notifications related to other
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permit actions are beyond the scope of this policy. While the Pennsylvania Bulletin is the
commonwealth’s official gazette for such notifications, the department provides the eNotice
service to supplement that notice in an effort to further assist the public in tracking local
permitting actions. In addition, the department’s Newsletter and Calendar of Events, both
available through the department’s web site, will list open comment periods, public hearings,
and meetings.
14.
Comment: The commentators suggest that the department consider using other methods such
as social media and Public Service Announcements on local radio to enhance its public outreach
for participation in permitting. (31, 15)
Response: The department appreciates this suggestion and is committed to enhancing public
outreach. For example, the department has recently announced an updated website, an
improved newsletter, and calendar of events. Other initiatives will be announced as they
become available.
15.
Comment: The commentator recommends the department take advantage of the use of
informational fact sheets and webinars. (19)
Response: The department agrees and has been actively expanding the use of such tools.
16.
Comment: The commentator encourages PA DEP to provide guidance on how long after
permit issuance the notification must appear in the Pennsylvania Bulletin and suggest 14 days.
Further, the commentator requests that PA DEP provide guidance on the information that must
be provided in the public notice and suggests it include: 1) permit number; 2) owner/operator;
3) facility name; 4) longitude and latitude; 5) equipment associated with the permit; 6) type and
quantity of air contaminants being emitted.; 7) applicable regulations; 8) the conditions in the
proposed permit (with reference to applicable federal requirements); and GPS coordinates for
the proposed facility. (24)
Response: The department recognizes this comment and has already begun working to
streamline and improve the Pennsylvania Bulletin notices published by each program area. The
commentator’s suggestions will be considered in this process where appropriate.
17.
Comment: The commentator requests that PA DEP provide mechanisms to enforce public
notice and periodically review the Pennsylvania Bulletin to ensure compliance. (24)
Response: When and how public notice is to be handled varies by statute and regulation. The
department adheres to the requirements outlined for public notice of department action.
However, as mentioned in Comment #41, the department has been working to streamline and
improve Pennsylvania Bulletin notices that are published by each program area. In addition, the
responsibility of consolidation and review of all Pennsylvania Bulletin notices now takes place
in the DEP Policy Office; previously this responsibility was split between two different offices.
18.
Comment: The proposed policy should include a requirement for timely dissemination to the
municipality of the notice of a permit or authorization so that local governments can achieve
broad public. For instance, municipalities will often turn an issue over to their Environmental
Advisory Commissions, which will assume responsibility for analysis and developing a
community response. Additionally, a local government may want to schedule a public
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information session of its own. (2, 6, 8, 31)
Response: Apart from this policy, applicants for certain types of permits are required to give
written notice to each municipality in which the permit activities are located as indicated in the
statute at 71 P.S. Section 510-5 (relating to cooperation with municipalities). To supplement
this requirement, municipalities are encouraged to sign-up for eNotice alerts related to
permitting activities in their communities. In addition, the department encourages its Local
Government Liaisons to forward such public notices to the affected municipalities in their area,
and will also be engaging Liaisons in a higher form of municipal notification.
19.
Comment: The commentator suggests that the department establish a standard recommending
that each noticed municipality and county, in turn, undertake its own outreach to the members of
its community to enhance public awareness of the project and of the opportunity for comment.
(2)
Response: While the department encourages municipality engagement in the permitting
process, establishing such standards are beyond the scope of this policy.
20.
Comment: In addition to the 10 day public comment period after an application is significantly
revised, the proposed Policy should be revised to include a 10 day public comment period to be
routinely provided after any hearing or public meeting. (7)
Response: While the department encourages such meetings to be conducted as early in the
comment period as practical to ensure receipt of all comments within the published comment
period, the department strives to allow at least two weeks after a public hearing until the end of
the public comment period to allow ample opportunity to provide feedback.
21.
Comment: Not every public comment period corresponds with an issued comment and
response document. The commentator recommends that the Department outline in the policy
whether or not a comment and response document will be issued for the various types of public
comment periods. The commentator also recommends that within each Pennsylvania Bulletin
notice it is indicated whether or not a corresponding comment and response document will be
issued. (23)
Response: It is the department’s policy that all timely public comments are considered and
responses are provided in the appropriate document. As no comments are received for many
public comment periods, the department often does not know in advance if a CommentResponse Document will be issued.
22.
Comment: While the policy recommends that the applicant seek public input prior to
submitting a permit, such public input needs to be further defined as to the manner in which it is
solicited. Is the applicant reaching out to a segment of the population that supports their project,
or is this a general outreach to all the citizenry? Will the company be providing an
‘informational open house’ where they are the sole providers of information including regarding
how their facility is regulated? If so, there is an inherent inappropriateness to the applicant
‘controlling’ the message. There is not an open forum for an unbiased and accurate detail of the
regulatory procedure, there is not an avenue for those present, including press to receive fair and
objective information regarding how the facility may add additional sources of pollutants to the
local environment or the manner in which the facility is regulated or the manner in which DEP
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and other agencies provide emergency response. Therefore, the Commentator discourages the
pre-application input unless there is an across the board public outreach coupled with reliable
information provided by DEP. (23)
Response: The department agrees that broad public outreach and providing reliable information
are key elements of an effective pre-application meeting. It has been the department’s
experience that the majority of businesses in Pennsylvania are receptive to engaging the
community regarding their proposed projects.
23.
Comment: Since permit applicants are encouraged “to schedule a pre-application conference
with the Department as soon as practicable to discuss the permitting needs for the project prior
to submitting an application.” what about the public that will be affected? These pre-app
conferences should also be open to the public and available on-line live and archived. (26)
Response: Based upon experience, the department finds the public is better served by
encouraging a full and open discussion of any proposal early in the process. Requiring
publication of pre-application discussions could discourage such conferences from taking place.
24.
Comment: The commentator supports the concept that project applicants should seek public
input from affected communities prior to submitting a permit or other authorization to the
Department and that local government be included in the proposed policy. It is critical that
basic facts and information about a planned project are presented to the public before plans are
set in motion, allowing for a more iterative process that might, in fact, substantially change a
permit application or project scope in order to ensure that it is more protective of the
environment. (31)
Response: The department appreciates the supportive comments.
25.
Comment: The commentator encourages DEP to recommend, as a matter of course, that the
project proponent contact land trusts and comprehensive land use planners in the region for the
purpose of identifying high value resources. This step should be part of the checklist that DEP
reviews as it proceeds with the project permitting. The commentator further urges DEP to
consider requesting written statements from the contacted parties regarding the siting issues
pertinent in the project landscape. (2)
Response: While the issues raised are beyond the scope of this policy, the department already
uses the Pennsylvania Natural Diversity Inventory (PNDI) Environmental Review Tool to
identify potential impacts to threatened, endangered and special concern species, and special
concern resources. As part of this procedure, the department considers comments and
recommendations provided by the applicable resource agencies. In addition, the department will
consider comments of other parties during the applicable public comment period.
26.
Comment: The commentator agrees that applicants should consider the items in PA DEP’s
proposed Outreach Checklist, but recommends DEP require permit applicants to develop and
implement a public outreach plan before and throughout their permit application timeframe and
further recommends specific checklist items become mandatory. (18)
Response: While the department encourages applicants to develop and implement a public
outreach plan, adding additional mandatory requirements for applicants would require statutory
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and/or regulatory changes and is beyond the scope of this policy. The department has decided
to rescind the “Permit Applicant Outreach Activities Checklist” in order to prevent confusion.
It will no longer be available for use. In the future, the information contained in the checklist
may be available in a Fact Sheet. The department encourages applicants to contact their local
environmental advocate regarding additional public outreach options.
27.
Comment: The policy states that Department staff will consider the appropriate method to
obtain valuable public comment as the degree of participation requirements differs with each
project. Per the Department's commitment to decision-making that is "open, transparent and
accountable," (I. Background), the commentator suggests that the region's Environmental
Advocate should be consulted at the minimum in these decisions, especially on potentially
controversial issues. This will help with public trust. (5)
Response: The policy has been revised to include a reference to the Environmental Advocate.
28.
Comment: In the current Policy on Public Participation dated July 16, 2005, the Department’s
Center for Collaboration and Environmental Dispute Resolution is required to provide
consultation. Projects that may be controversial or of great public interest are specifically
flagged in the current policy to include the Center to ensure effective public participation. The
proposed policy removes this resource, and thereby the expertise and advocacy of the Center—
in turn reducing the benefits of review for the public. We recommend that, at a minimum, the
regional representative of the Department’s Environmental Advocate be required to provide
expertise and support for public participation. (31)
Response: The policy has been revised to include consultation with the Environmental
Advocate, Community Relations Coordinator, and/or Local Government Liaison as appropriate.
29.
Comment: The commentator notes that dwindling newspaper distribution—and the declining
number of local papers—makes this medium less and less effective as a means of notifying the
affected public of comment periods and processes. The commentator suggests other forms of
notification and also suggests that the Department assess whether reliance on publication in the
Pennsylvania Bulletin is effectively serving the public notification function and if other
alternatives are appropriate. (2)
Response: As the Pennsylvania Bulletin is the commonwealth’s official gazette for information
and rulemaking, it is the primary and most authoritative source for department notices. To
supplement the Bulletin and enhance public outreach, the department also utilizes other forms of
public notification, including, but not limited to, the following: use of local media, including
newspaper and television; publication on the department website; and use of the department’s
eNotice system. These forms of additional notification are mentioned in Section III of the
policy. Going forward, the department will be working with the Citizens Advisory Council to
explore and develop other options for notifying the public of department actions.
Section IV: Public Participation Options
30.
Comment: The commentator suggests that Section IV should present the items in
chronological order. (7)
Response: The department does not wish to indicate a chronological order. While the
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department often holds public meetings prior to public hearings, that order may change to allow
for more effective public participation.
31.
Comment: The commentator suggests section IV be edited for consistency, noting that part A
references the “application decision” where part B references the issuance “of the permit”. (26)
Response: The department agrees and has revised the language.
32.
Comment: Often the Pennsylvania Bulletin (PaB) notice will detail an exact due date, such as
the notice for this particular comment, July 22, 2013. However, some PaB Notices will simply
state 60 days, 30 days, 45 days. Therefore, the commentator suggests that in order to avoid any
misunderstandings that for example, the notice state “The Department is accepting comments
during a 60 day period beginning on the date of this publication and ending August 15, 2013 at
12:00 a.m.” (19, 23)
Response: The department is in the process of reviewing its forms and procedures related to
public notice and will encourage this change; the department has already consolidated
responsibilities regarding Pennsylvania Bulletin notices to be managed by the Policy Office.
33.
Comment: Once a public hearing has been scheduled, there should be guidance to the host
community on the expected role of the community in outreach to the public. (2)
Response: The department appreciates this suggestion and is in the process of developing
additional outreach materials and resources for local communities.
34.
Comment: The department should allow for two separate comment periods so the public has
the opportunity to comment on a company’s application and DEP’s analysis of the application
(8, 9, 17, 21, 24, 28, 33 – 270)
Response: Opening the comment period after the proposed permit has been submitted allows
potential commentators the greatest opportunity to focus their comments on the relevant issues,
legal standards, and factual information upon which the department’s decision will be based. In
addition, the department maintains a Record of Decision document that becomes part of the
application file and is available during a file review.
35.
Comment: Notice of an open public comment period is often NOT published in a manner that
actually reaches the public. In rural areas where communities span municipal boundaries and
where newspaper service areas may be based on political boundaries, notices placed in one
newspaper may not reach all landowners. Advertising the scheduling of a public meeting on the
department’s website is not an effective method of notifying the public. In rural areas more than
30% of the population does not have computers or the Department’s website. (30)
Response: The Pennsylvania Bulletin is the commonwealth’s official gazette for information
and rulemaking. As such, it is the most authoritative source for notice of open public comment
periods. It is available online at www.pabulletin.com and print subscriptions are also available.
In addition to bulleting publication, the department will provide notices in local media, the
department’s website, and other methods as necessary. The department is also committed to
improving local outreach efforts to supplement official notifications. In addition to advertising
notices of public meetings in local media, the department’s website, and other methods as
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required, the department is also committed to improving local outreach efforts to supplement
official notifications.
36.
Comment: The commentator supports the use of the Pennsylvania Bulletin and additional
forums or venues; the greater the opportunity for public participation in decision making, the
better and more protective will be the decisions made by the Department. The commentator
also supports the continued use of both electronic and written comments so that more people can
take part. (31)
37.
Comment: There needs to be a double check that hearing locations are properly advertised (23)
Response: The department agrees and will continue to check such information.
38.
Comment: The commentator requests publication of notices in advance of the comment period
as the typical 30-day period is insufficient to research and respond (13)
Response: The department recognizes that, in some cases, a longer public comment period is
appropriate. For certain permits, existing regulations require 60 day comment periods and, even
when not required, the department may consider extending public comment periods on a caseby-case basis.
39.
Comment: The commentator requests posting of such notices should be required at all
"involved" Municipality buildings and should be advertised in local newspapers at least twice if
not more during the notification period. (15)
Response: Consistent with current practice, such notification will be provided when required
by statute or regulation or, on a case-by-case basis when the department determines it is
appropriate. Going forward, the department will be working with its local government liaisons
to enhance municipal outreach.
40.
Comment: The commentator recommends that hearings are always preceded by a meeting
rather than a stand-alone hearing. Alternatively, where that is not possible, an informational fact
sheet with perhaps even a reference to an available webinar that the public can refer to and then
have a period in which to submit comments two to three weeks subsequent to the hearing date
would be a much valuable tool to the public in lieu of a preceding informational meeting. (19,
23)
Response: While it is not always possible to schedule an informational meeting for every
action, the department has been expanding the use of such meetings, fact sheets, and webinars
related to permitting actions. In addition, the department strives to provide at least two weeks
after a public hearing to allow the public to develop and submit comments on a project.
41.
Comment: The Policy should include that PA DEP should always clarify if a meeting it is
holding is a “formal” public hearing or simply an informal “Public Information Meeting” and all
PA DEP offices should use consistent terminology when referring to meetings to ensure the
public knows which of their comments will be “on the record.” (8)
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Response: The department agrees with this comment. The purposes of revising this policy
include clarifying what different types of meetings exist and to standardize terminology.
42.
Comment: The importance of public exchange has been rendered null by the Department
setting up tables in corners of a room and only allowing people to present their questions to the
Department. The answers are only heard by the individual posing the question. (30)
Response: While the set-up the commentator mentions can often be that of an informal meeting,
public meetings and public hearings are not organized in the same manner and all individuals
attending will be able to hear the questions and answers being posed and in the case of public
hearings, the oral testimony being provided.
IV.A: Written/Electronic Comments in Response to a Pennsylvania Bulletin Notice
43.
Comment: The commentator recommends that this policy reflect a change in how the
Department counts the days in a comment period. One of the most constraining factors for the
public is when a comment period includes legal or religious holidays. The Department should
extend the comment period for these days. The Department should also not count weekends as
calendar days in the comment period. (31)
Response: While the department understands this issue, it presents comment periods in
calendar days to be consistent with statutory and regulatory language. To change the method of
calculation in this policy would cause undue confusion. The department frequently extends
public comment periods so they do not end on a weekend or holiday and may grant requests to
re-open or extend comment periods to ensure the public has ample ability to participate.
44.
Comment: A 30-day comment period is too brief. The commentator recommends that no
comment period is less than 45 days. (19, 23)
Response: Depending on the permit, the department currently uses 30, 45, or 60days as the
minimum length for public comment periods. These timeframes are often set by statute or
regulation; however, the department may also extend a public comment period where
appropriate. While the Pennsylvania Bulletin is the official source where all public comment
periods are announced, the department also provides the eNotice service where users can
subscribe to receive email notifications of permits in their area.
45.
Comment: The commentator commends the department for the ease of submission of public
comments through an easy email method. Federal government agencies offer very complex and
frustrating methods of submission. We offer kudos to the Department for not only encouraging,
but also, for enabling public participation through such an easy email method. (23)
Response: The department appreciates the positive comment.
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IV.B: Public Hearings
46.
Comment: In reference to “written request of the community where significant local interest in
the pending application is demonstrated to the Department.” Commentators ask whether the
request can come from an individual resident speaking on behalf of his/her community, to which
Division of the Department the request should be submitted, and how (email or surface mail).
(5, 31)
Response: Each bulletin notice formally opening a proposal for public comment will include
the name and contact information of a department representative to whom requests should be
sent. The department receives many requests for public hearings and/or meetings from
individuals on behalf of others, including, but not limited to, communities and groups. When
submitting a request on behalf of others, the request should clearly indicate the group(s),
community/communities and/or individuals being represented.
47.
Comment: The commentator recognizes that the focus of a public hearing is for the department
to receive testimony, but suggest that an opportunity be provided for the public to speak with
regulators about their questions and concerns. (23)
Response: To address this issue, the department often schedules public meetings prior to the
more formal public hearings. In addition to program staff at meetings, typically a Community
Relations Coordinator, a Local Government Liaison and/or an Environmental Advocate will
attend the meeting and can assist with concerns.
48.
Comment: In Section IV.B on page 3, the DEP states that a written request for a public hearing
should be received by the DEP prior to the close of the official public comment period or early
in the public comment period in order to facilitate an efficient public participation process. In
addition, the DEP states that it may extend the public comment period to accommodate the
public hearing. The Commentator recommends that the DEP only accept written requests for
public hearings in the first half of the public comment period in order to accommodate these
hearings within the assigned public comment period. (32)
Response: While the department encourages requests to be submitted as soon as possible, all
comments received during a public comment period—including requests for public hearings—
will be considered. In cases where a request for a public hearing is received later in the
comment period is granted, the comment period may be extended to accommodate the hearing.
49.
Comment: The commentator supports the Department’s willingness to schedule public
hearings at the request of affected communities and to accommodate the public comment
received in those hearings, above and beyond the statutory and regulatory requirements for such
activity. To ensure that communities are able to avail themselves of this opportunity, it is
important that a DEP point of contact for each application be identified in all notices and
announcements. (2)
Response: Although the contents of specific Pennsylvania Bulletin notices is beyond the scope
of this policy, the department is reviewing its publication practices and will seek to ensure
contact information is made available.
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50.
Comment: Section IV states that the Department will extend the duration of the public
comment period to accommodate the public hearing and "any additional time" required by statue
or regulation. This should be a minimum of two weeks after the hearing to allow additional
comments. (5)
Response: The department recognizes this comment and will consider the appropriate time for
an extension on a case-by-case basis.
Timing and Location of a Public Hearing
51.
Comment: Commentators support meetings being held in the location of the proposed
permitted activity. (8, 30, 245 – 270, 477 – 1,803)
52.
Comment: Commentators express concern that meetings are often conducted during the day
when most people are at work. (8, 14, 30)
Response: The department recognizes this issue. While it is not always possible to schedule
meetings at a time convenient for all interested parties, the department will continue to work to
improve the public’s ability to participate.
53.
Comment: The commentator agrees that hearings on a pending permit where practical occur
during the duration of the formal comment period on the pending application. They must not be
so late in the process however, that only a few days are remaining to submit comment. The
public does need adequate time to prepare and submit their comment. (23)
Response: The department appreciates the supportive comment, and agrees that time after the
hearing is beneficial to allow submission of comments; the department strives to allow at least
two weeks after the hearing and before the end of the public comment period for this purpose.
54.
Comment: Public hearings should not occur during the initial 30-day comment period, but
should occur only after a comment period is over (if substantial interest has been shown). (9,
21, 24, 28, 33 – 244, 271 – 494).
Response: Because the department accepts written testimony at public hearings, it is
appropriate to conduct such hearings during the public comment period. In situations where
necessary material is unavailable for review by the public, the department will consider
extending the comment period on a case-by-case basis.
55.
Comment: The commentator supports Public Hearings on permit applications during the
formal comment period on all permits that have the potential, individually or cumulatively, to
impact communities and the environment. The commentator further supports the Department’s
proposal to extend the public comment period if a hearing is granted at the end of a formal
comment period, and the proposal that oral comments be given equal weight to written ones,
since many individuals choose only to participate in this way. However, the commentator
recommends that the policy specify that public hearings will be recorded and that oral testimony
will become part of the Comment and Response Document. (31)
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Response: The Department agrees. The requested provisions appear in section IV.B. of the
draft policy and will be retained in the final version.
56.
Comment: Regarding the postponement of a public hearing, it is very important that attention
be paid to conditions in the area where a hearing is to be held. For instance, if local weather is
inclement or if there is another local event that could interfere with public participation, a
hearing should be postponed and rescheduled. The proposed policy should reflect that the
Department’s goal is to maximize the opportunity for input at public hearings. (31)
Response: The department agrees. This is addressed under Section IV(B) of the policy under
the retitled “Notice of Scheduling or Cancellation of a Public Hearing,” which states that if the
department postpones or cancels a public hearing, it will provide appropriate public notice of the
postponement or cancellation as well as the rescheduling of the meeting.
57.
Comment: The public hearing should be held at a location convenient to the community, where
room is sufficient to accommodate a substantial audience, and sufficient time allowed for
5 minute presentations by members of the public. (9, 24)
Response: The department attempts to schedule venues that best balance the needs of the event,
including convenience of the location for the interested community. Those wishing to testify
are encouraged to pre-register to allow for more effective planning.
58.
Comment: The commentator supports the department’s proposal that public hearings should be
held in the location most affected by a project that is convenient to the impacted community.
However, the commentator recommends that these guidelines be inclusive in defining “local
interest” by allowing requests to come from a community that will be directly impacted by a
proposed project, even if it is not the exact geographic location for it. This is a critical
consideration when several small but adjacent communities in rural areas (where much gas
development, for example, occurs) inevitably share water and air quality impacts from largescale projects. (31)
Response: The department agrees and interprets “local” to include the directly impacted
communities near the source in question. This is not limited to the specific municipality where
the source is located.
Notice of Scheduling or Cancellation of a Public Hearing
59.
Comment: The commentator recommends that, when scheduling public hearings, the facilities
municipality be contacted to ensure there is no scheduling conflict and a letter be sent advising
the municipality of the hearing. (23)
Response: The department agrees that communication with municipalities is important;
therefore, the department will be engaging it’s Local Government Liaison in a higher level of
municipal notification regarding the permitting process. The department also recommends that
interested municipal officials and/or staff register with the eNotice system and review the
department’s Calendar of Events to be alerted about relevant actions in their area. Like any
interested party, if a municipal representative is unable to present testimony because of a
scheduling conflict, written testimony may be submitted during the comment period and will be
given the same weight as oral testimony.
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60.
Comment: The commentators do not agree that two weeks is enough time for notice of a
hearing and suggests providing at least 30 days’ notice for a hearing or comment period the
minimum necessary. (31, 15)
Response: The two-week period identified in the policy represents a minimum standard, but
the department will strive to provide additional notice where possible.
Public Hearing Guidelines/Attachment B
61.
Comment: The Policy should specify that although pre-registration for public hearings is a
permissible PA DEP practice, PA DEP cannot require written notice of intent to speak in order
to testify. (8)
Response: The department does not require written notice to testify at a public hearing, but
suggests the public should pre-register whenever possible. As Appendix B, indicates, those who
pre-register are called to testify first followed by those who have signed in on-site as time
allows. Because the department uses pre-registration information to reserve the venue, the
department cannot guarantee there will be sufficient time for all those who signed in on-site to
provide testimony. The department is reviewing its notice procedures to clarify written notice is
not required and pre-registration by email or telephone is permissible.
62.
Comment: The Department should formally require that regional offices take pre-registration
for public hearings. Pre-registration not only allows speakers to more fully prepare for their
testimony, but also assists the Department in planning the public hearing agenda. (24)
Response: The department disagrees. Although pre-registration is encouraged, such a
requirement could limit valuable testimony by only allowing those who have pre-registered to
present comments. As Appendix B, indicates, those who pre-register are called to testify first
followed by those who have signed in on-site as time allows.
63.
Comment: Commenters recommend removing the requirement in number 10, which asks
speakers to state their address before speaking. Speakers do not always feel comfortable stating
their home address in front of large audiences, especially when speaking about a contentious
issue such as natural gas. Speakers currently provide their address upon pre-registration, or
when signing up to speak the night of the hearing; the transcriber can easily obtain a copy of the
information already provided. (24)
Response: Item number 10 has been revised to clarify that witnesses need not repeat contact
information provided during pre-registration.
64.
Comment: The commentator agrees with the guidelines in attachment B. (23)
Response: The department appreciates the supportive comment.
65.
Comment: The Department is commended for adding Appendix B relating to Public Hearing
Guidelines. The simple instructions provided should prove helpful to Department staff as they
plan and conduct hearings. It is recommended that item #9 be reworked to offer a less
authoritative tone by revising it to read “To aid in accurately transcribing the hearing, it is
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important that attendees remain quiet when others are presenting testimony.” (7)
Response: The department agrees and has revised Appendix B.
66.
Comment: The Policy should clarify that public hearings should not involve speakers
addressing a stenographer only—speakers should be able to address the entire audience at once
if desired. (8)
Response: The department will, to the greatest extent practicable, configure hearing venues to
allow those providing testimony to adequately address both representatives of the department
and the audience.
67.
Comment: The policy states that “Organizations are requested to designate one witness to
present testimony on its behalf”. Many participants wish to identify themselves as a member of
an organization but are not speaking for that organization, they are speaking for themselves and
their family, but also want to be identified with a group. (29)
Response: This guideline only applies to comments made on behalf of an organization and has
been included to encourage efficiency and to ensure a greater number of attendees have an
opportunity to present testimony. Individuals wishing to testify on their own behalf but list any
group or organization affiliation(s) are welcome to do so.
68.
Comment: The Department should change this public participation policy to allow residents
the possibility to speak up to 10 minutes during public testimony if the timing permits.
Commenters suggest establishing the time limit for each speaker to be “not less than 5 minutes,
but not more than 10 minutes.” (24)
Response: The guideline that limits testimony to five minutes was selected to provide adequate
time for an individual to present comments while maximizing the number of speakers that can
be accommodated. Witnesses who wish to do so are encouraged to supplement their testimony
with written comments.
69.
Comment: The commentator requests that all public hearing or meeting facilitators be
appropriately trained in meeting facilitation so that they can move the hearing forward in an
efficient yet respectful manner. (24)
Response: The department agrees and will continue to conduct appropriate training.
70.
Comment: Commentators agree that visual aides are helpful for residents to use in certain
situations and urge the Department to allow relevant photos and videos to be enumerated in the
policy as acceptable props that can be used during testimony and included in the official
comment record. (24)
Response: The purpose of a public hearing is to receive testimony related to a proposed
project. While limited use of relevant visual aids that can be reasonably included in the written
record is permitted, the use of videos or the submission of other physical evidence is not
appropriate and will not be accepted.
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Transcripts from Public Hearings
71.
Comment: Commentators suggest that transcripts of public hearings be posted online on the
Department website or otherwise publically available for free. (24, 26, 31)
Response: The department agrees and has adjusted its contracts with private companies to
allow the department access to transcripts for posting online.
72.
Comment: In the current Policy on Public Participation dated July 16, 2005, it is affirmatively
stated that the transcript of a Public Hearing “should be provided to the Department within
21 days of the hearing.” This is not stated in the proposed policy and should be inserted.
Timeliness of the availability of the transcript is important so that the public can obtain a copy
to review before a Comment and Response document is issued by the Department. (31)
Response: While the department would prefer to have transcripts as quickly as possible to not
unnecessarily delay the decision making process, the availability of transcripts is often
controlled by contractual requirements with the private companies who prepare them in addition
to other factors. However, the department has adjusted the language to provide an approximate
timeline for availability of three (3) weeks after the hearing is held, depending on the length and
complexity of the subject matter
73.
Comment: B. Public Hearings Transcripts from Public Hearings - The section should be
amended to require the placement of said transcripts at the local library which contains the
project specific information. (6)
Response: Contractual requirements with the private companies who prepare the transcripts of
public hearings often prevent the department from distributing copies as suggested. The
department is working to revise existing contract language to allow for a wider distribution of
transcripts. Transcripts will also become part of the official record and be available for review
at the appropriate regional office.
74.
Comment: Under Transcripts from Public Hearings, there is no time deadline given for the
Department's receipt of the official transcript. Given that oral statements are given the same
weight as written statements, it is hard to understand how effectively the Department can offer
an official response to oral comments before making its decision on the application. A deadline
should be specified. (5)
Response: The time required to receive a transcript is dependent on the contractual agreement
between the department and the agency preparing the transcript as well as the length and
complexity of the testimony. However, the department has adjusted its contracts with the
company preparing the transcripts and has amended the policy to include an approximate
timeline for availability of three (3) weeks after the date of the hearing. In addition, the
department considers all comments (both oral and written) received during the public comment
period and addresses them in the Comment-Response Document prior to making its decision on
the associated application.
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Web-based Public Hearings
75.
Comment: Comments on web- or teleconference- based public participation include: only
using them for educational purposes, using them for meetings and conferences but only holding
in-person hearings, and supporting their use for all purposes. Commentators uniformly express
concern for how such meetings will be conducted and what provisions will be made for those
with limited connectivity. (5, 6, 9, 13, 14, 17, 19, 20, 21, 23, 24, 35, 28, 33 – 244, 271 – 494)
Response: While web- or teleconference-based public meetings or hearings would be more
convenient for many people and would allow the department to efficiently conduct more
hearings and meetings, the department is aware that there are some situations where there are no
substitutes for in-person hearings or meetings. The department is also aware that there are those
who have limited access to the necessary technology. If the department chooses to offer web- or
teleconference-based services, it will consider these issues and take steps to ensure all interested
parties have a reasonable opportunity to participate.
IV.C: Public Information Meetings
76.
Comment: Regarding public meetings, the commentator prefers required attendance and
participation by the applicant. (23)
Response: While the department encourages participation by the applicant, the requested
change could only be made by statute and/or regulation and is, therefore, beyond the scope of
this policy.
77.
Comment: The commentator discourages the provision for the applicant to hold its own public
information meetings lacking regulator presence. While the operator is able to disseminate a
great deal of information in such a forum, it does not take much more effort to include the
regulator. Folks need to hear from the regulator and gain answers to concerns they may have.
Lacking regulator presence provides an avenue for misunderstandings of what is permissible
according to the regulations and what regulations exactly are in effect. (23)
Response: The department encourages applicants to engage the community in which their
project is planned. Should the applicant choose to hold their own public meeting(s), the
department also encourages applicants to invite appropriate department staff. While the
department lacks the authority to require its staff be invited, the public can address any
questions or concerns to the department separately if needed.
78.
Comment: The commentator recommends that Section IV, Part C, Paragraph 1 be edited to
indicate that public information meetings may take place “at the department’s and/or applicant’s
discretion.” (26)
Response: Paragraph 1 discusses specific public notification requirements that the department
will implement as a matter of policy when public information meetings are held at the
department’s discretion. While Paragraph 3 states that the applicant can hold meetings of their
own, applicants should refer to the applicable statute and/or regulation for specific requirements
concerning public notice requirements for their application.
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79.
Comment: The Commentator asks why comments at public information meetings do not
become part of the record. (26)
Response: The purpose of a public information meeting is to provide information and foster a
dialog about a proposed project. Such meetings also provide an opportunity for potential
commentators to ask questions while they are formulating their official comments. The
formality of recording and transcribing the comments and questions during a public information
meeting would discourage the open dialog that the department wishes to achieve. Should
participants want to have their comments or questions included in the record, they may submit
them as testimony during a public hearing and/or as written comments.
80.
Comment: The commentator supports Public Information meetings and agrees that such
meetings shouldn’t be substituted for a public hearing. The Commentator recommends that that
these information sessions will always include a question-and-answer component. The
Department should avail itself of all resources available to design and hold a productive public
information meeting, including the Department’s Environmental Advocate for the region
involved. (31)
Response: The department has revised the policy to include a reference to the question-andanswer component and participation of the Office of the Environmental Advocate, Community
Relations Coordinators, Local Government Liaisons, and other appropriate staff.
81.
Comment: Pennsylvania has led the nation in utilizing the public information meeting format
to communicate about projects to communities. The section states that such meetings would
occur at the Department's discretion. The commentator would suggest that an applicant desirous
of such a meeting should also be given that discretion. There are very specific meeting notice
provisions; the commentator would suggest that following the word 'will' on line 4 that the word
'generally' be placed to enable more fluid decision making with regard to such meetings. (6)
Response: While the department recognizes the applicant and other organizations may choose
to hold public meetings, the guidance in this policy is only applicable to meetings conducted by
the department.
IV.D: Informal Meetings
82.
Comment: The commentator requests the language in section IV.D. of the document be
restored to the version in the prior document where it explicitly stated the department would act
as an advocate for protecting human health and the environment. (29)
Response: Section IV.D. of the prior version of the policy applied specifically to the
department’s role at hearings, public meetings and informal meetings. That section was
replaced with Section V. of the current policy. In Section V, the department clarifies that in a
venue that allows for public dialog, the department’s role is to communicate factual information.
It further clarifies that the department is not to act as an advocate for or against the issuance of
the permit. Taking an advocacy position at public meetings can discourage open dialog, and is
inconsistent with the department’s goals for the public participation process.
83.
Comment: All public comment should become part of the official record. Given the
aforementioned format of the new “informal public conferences,” it is impossible for this to
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occur given much of the comment occurs off the record at the stations set up by the department,
and comments are only recorded if someone wishes to articulate his or her concerns into the
recorder device. Is the only way people will be able to ensure that their comments become part
of the official record to send them directly to DEP? Is it necessary that they state they want their
comments to become part of the official record? (30)
Response: For public comments to become part of the official record and considered during the
permit process they must be submitted in writing during the public comment period or presented
as oral testimony during a public hearing. This is consistent with the procedure used for
development of both regulations and non-regulatory guidance. Informal meetings may be held
to address questions in a less formal environment. While information from such meetings is
often helpful in developing formal comments, the content of the meeting does not become part
of the official record.
84.
Comment: Regarding Informal Meetings, the commentator suggests that the Department
should give some criteria as to how it is determined who is invited, in the interest of
transparency. (5)
Response: The department agrees and has revised the guidance accordingly.
85.
Comment: “Open House” formats are not a defined type of public meeting in Pennsylvania
and the Department must cease substituting these unclear meetings for true public hearings. (8)
Response: As this policy indicates, the department may use less formal types of meetings to
foster dialog with the public, but those sessions are not used as a substitute for a public hearing.
Open House formats are a type of informal meeting, for which the intent is to supplement the
other avenues for providing input to the Department.
86.
Comment: The commentator supports the concept of these conferences as a way for all types
of stakeholders to voice their concerns and ask questions of Department staff, but recommends
that the policy specify that the Department will respond to and consider all requests for informal
conferences equally. This is necessary to avoid the perception or reality of undue influence over
permit decisions by applicants and “back-room deals” being worked out directly with the
Department, without negotiations ”seeing the light of day” and without the consideration of
public input. This change is also necessary to be consistent with the statement in Section V of
the proposed policy, which we fully support, that the Department’s role is “communicating to
the public the factual information related to the project” and not to “act as an advocate for or
against issuance of a permit.” (31)
Response: While the department recognizes the concern raised by the commentator, resource
considerations may make it necessary to prioritize certain requests over others. Accordingly, the
department has revised the guidance to reflect that, while all requests for informal meetings are
considered on a case-by-case basis, the department may give added weight to parties involved in
or potentially impacted by the proposed project.
87.
Comment: In Section IV.D., relating to Informal Meetings, it is not clear when meetings might
occur in the review process. The existing Policy contains specific instructions on the meetings
and the current wording should be retained. Also, even though the content of the meeting may
not become part of the official record, there should be a provision added stating that a record of
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all informal conferences shall be made and retained in the project file, especially in those cases
where the meeting is required by statute or regulation. In addition, if new information is
developed during an Informal Meeting, it should be handled under the “New Information”
process recommended previously. (7)
Response: Because informal meetings are an important tool for public outreach and
information, the procedural requirements for such meetings have intentionally been kept to a
minimum. However, Section IV(D) states that informal meetings will be held when required by
statute or regulation or at other times in the review process at the department’s discretion.
Specifically and where possible, the department will schedule informal meetings in a timeframe
that will allow participants to utilize information from the meeting to develop their official
comments. If informal meeting(s) are held, the date(s) of the meeting(s) will be indicated on the
cover page of the Comment-Response Document as indicated in Attachment A of the policy.
88.
Comment: The commentator recommends there be a system by which residents know that they
could request an Informal Conference. They are also helpful when folks are more interested in
information than testifying at a hearing. Ideally, the Conference needs to be scheduled prior to
the issuance of the permit. There needs to be adequate time for a requestor and others to submit
an official comment if they so desire. In such cases involving a general permit, the conference
ideally will occur prior to commencement of construction. (23, 29)
Response: The policy has been revised to indicate such meetings can be requested by the
public and the scheduling should be such that participants can use information from such
meetings in the development of their official comments. No permit decision will be made prior
to any scheduled public hearing, public meeting or informal meeting.
89.
Comment: Informal public conferences were once held so that the community could meet and
discuss the proposed application. Comments were recorded and included in the Comment and
Response Documents. People were able to air their concerns to the Department and to their
neighbors. In addition they were given a venue in which to provide information frequently
absent from the application—locations where people have private water supplies; where
businesses serve numerous people who rely on their private water supplies; and buildings
missing from the permittee’s maps. (30)
Response: The department continues to conduct public meetings but the policy clarifies that, in
keeping with their informal nature, transcripts of these meetings are not made and comments do
not become part of the official record. Public meetings are often followed by public hearings
where the testimony is transcribed and comments do become part of the record. Any new
information brought to the attention of the department, whether of a formal or informal nature,
will be considered when making a permit decision.
90.
Comment: The Department has changed the format of these public hearings, now choosing to
hold “informal public conferences which seriously limits the opportunity for meaningful public
participation. Community members are told they cannot speak publicly at these forums,
although the permittee was given a significant portion of the time scheduled to present its plans
for the future of their community. This hardly supports the Department’s commitment to the
critical component of public input and participation. (30)
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Response: The policy clarifies the differences between formal public hearings and less formal
meetings and the purposes of these different types of public forums.
Section VI: Extension of Public Comment Period
91.
Comment: When projects change sufficiently to warrant additional public review and comment,
DEP should notify the affected municipalities and counties in addition to the individuals who
previously provided comments on the initial permit application. (2)
Response: Municipalities are encouraged to sign-up for eNotice alerts related to permitting
activities in their communities. In addition, the department encourages its Local Government
Liaisons to forward public notices to the affected municipalities in their area. In accordance with
Section VI of the policy, when the public comment period is extended due significant changes to
the project the department will publish appropriate notice of the extension in the same venues in
which the original notice was published, and will notify all individuals who provided comments
on the initial permit application.
92.
Comment: Under Section VI relating to Republication to Afford Additional Public
Participation, the commentator recommends that the Department retain the language found in
the current Policy which states “the Department will consider whether it is appropriate or useful
to afford an additional opportunity for public review and comment”, rather than revise the
wording as proposed to the “Department may consider”. (7)
Response: The department agrees and has included the requested language.
93.
Comment: In reviewing the draft public participation policy, the commentator notices that
some of the detail from the current policy (dated July 16, 2005) has not transferred to the draft
policy. For instance, on page five of the draft policy, the section on republication indicates that
when a project “changes substantially” during the review of the application, DEP may consider
whether it is appropriate or useful to afford an additional opportunity for public review and
comment. The same section on page 7 of the current policy contains specific criteria as to the
meaning of “changes substantially,” such as a change of thirty percent or more in the size of the
facility or activity, change in the location of the project or change in the environmental impact
of the project, which are not in the draft policy. The commentator recommends that DEP retain
these or similar criteria in the new policy. (1)
Response: Based on experience, the department finds that the need for additional public
comment is best decided on a case-by-case basis. Specific criteria were removed to avoid
giving the false impression that the listed conditions represent either the minimum threshold to
trigger additional comment opportunities or automatic triggers for such opportunities.
Section VII: Comment-Response Document
94.
Comment: The Comment Response document was once a valuable document, containing
substantive information and being sent to the community as part of a give-and-take discussion.
The last several the commentator has received came with issuance of the permit and included
nothing that really answered the commentator’s questions or comments. (30)
Response: Section VII of the current policy provides specific guidance to the department staff
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on the requirements for the Comment-Response Document. It is the department’s policy that all
relevant questions and comments be addressed with appropriate answers.
VII.A: Format of Comment-Response Document/Attachment A
95.
Comment: The current policy notes that “appropriate steps will be taken during the review of
an application to address concerns, and the review of relevant comments should occur during the
application review rather than held until the end of the process” and that “if the Department does
not address the relevant comment through the permit decision, Department staff will provide a
reasonable explanation of the Department’s position” (page 4). On page 8, the policy further
indicates that “if the Department does not agree with a comment, the document should say so
and should provide a reason for rejecting the comment.” This level of consideration for
comments with which the Department does not agree or does not address does not appear in the
draft policy, but rather simply that a “substantive response” should be provided to each relevant
comment (page 2). Under the Comment and Response section of the draft policy (page 6), the
Department is required to indicate its agreement with comments and how those comments are
addressed, but then notes that the Department may not agree with a comment without requiring
an explanation for the disagreement as in the current policy. To encourage better understanding
on all sides throughout the permit process, we would encourage DEP to carry over language
requiring the Department to respond thoughtfully both to comments with which they agree and
comments with which they do not agree. (1)
Response: The department agrees and has revised the policy accordingly.
96.
Comment: The proposed revisions to Section VII, subsection A. should prove helpful to those
responsible for preparing a comment/response document. It includes instruction on what to do
if the Department agrees with a comment, but is missing instruction if the Department disagrees
with a comment. The commentator recommends that the following sentence, which is contained
in Section III. General Policy of the current Policy, be retained in the proposed Policy and
moved to Section V.A. Specifically, the sentence to be retained reads: If the Department does
not address the relevant comment through the permit decision, Department staff will provide a
reasonable explanation of the Department’s position. (7)
97.
Comment: All documents cited or referred to in a Comment Response document must be made
available to the public by publication on the Internet. This is unacceptable. By basing a reply to
the commentator’s comment on information the “Department has recently received”, DEP
responded to the commentator’s comment using private information. This should not be
allowed. The instructions for preparing a Comment Response document must make clear that
all information used as the basis for a response must be either contained in or attached to the
Comment Response document or cited from public information. (29)
Response: The department is currently pursuing initiatives that will allow electronic
submission of permit applications and supporting documents. As these systems begin operation,
the department may be able to expand the amount of information posted. While the department
currently lacks the resources to publish every permit-related document it receives online, such
documents are added to the relevant file and available to the public during a file review.
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98.
Comment: The commentator supports the requirement that the Department responds to each
relevant comment, including hearing comments, and that these responses are published in a
Comment and Response Document or a Record of Decision. A public document that fully
reports the public input and the agency’s response requires justification by the agency of its
decisions and shows how the public input influenced the final outcome, lending validity to the
process. The documentation of comments ensures much-needed agency transparency. Without
it, the public is left in the dark regarding the basis for final permit decisions, the undue influence
of project applicants on permit decisions may be reasonably suspected, and the very legitimacy
of the agency’s work may be called into question. (31)
99.
Comment: With respect to comments from public hearings and informal conferences, the
commentator requests that a timeframe (such as 30-60 days) be required for DEP responses or
actions. (32)
Response: While the department wishes to avoid any unnecessary delays in its decision
making, it is also committed to complete and thorough consideration of all public comments.
Because of the potential volume and complexity of comments, the department cannot commit to
a specific timeframe.
100.
Comment: Attachment A FORMAT FOR COMMENT AND RESPONSE DOCUMENT is
lacking several items required by Section VII.A. Format: (1) Public comment period dates;
(2) Public hearing date(s), if any; and (3) Public Information Meeting/Informal Meeting date(s),
if any. If these items are to be included on the cover page, per the policy document, they should
be included on the sample document. (3)
101.
Comment: The commentator requests that VII part A be edited to say “If the Department does
not agree with a comment, the document should say so and should provide a reason or reason
for rejecting the comment.” (26)
Response: The department has revised the section in question to address this concern.
VII.B: Public Availability of the Comment-Response Document
102.
Comment: On page 6 of the draft policy, the comment and response document is required to be
made available to the public at the time the Department renders a decision on the permit
application, but on page 2 it is indicated that the Document may also be made available earlier
in the process if appropriate. We recommend the language on page 6 be updated to include the
“earlier if appropriate” designation for clarity and consistency. (1)
Response: The department agrees and has made the requested change.
103.
Comment: The commentator recommends that the comment and response document be
provided via email (or made available online) to all participants who submitted comments. (20,
23)
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Response: It is the department’s policy that all commentators who have left appropriate contact
information are to be notified of the Comment-Response Document’s availability. Because of
technical limitations with bulk emailing of potentially large documents, the department will
generally provide a link to the document rather than attach the document itself.
104.
Comment: All Comment Response documents must be made available to the public by
publication on the Internet. Issues brought up in Public Comment periods tend to recur in
permit after permit. While a commenter on a specific permit will receive the Comment
Response document on that permit, a commenter will not likely have access to Comment
Response documents for earlier permits in which the same issue may have been raised. So
while a commenter may be informed by a Comment Response document, the public in general
is not. All Comment Response documents must be published on the Internet, and Policy should
establish this as DEP’s requirement. (29)
Response: The department agrees and is working to ensure all documents are posted
appropriately.
105.
Comment: It is imperative that a comment/response document is issued before or concurrent
with the issuance of the permit. Numerous times Commenters have been notified of permit
issuance in the Pennsylvania Bulletin prior to receipt of responses to significant comments. (24)
Response: The department agrees and this provision is included in the policy.
VII.C: Relation of Comment-Response Document to Other Department Policies
Land Use
106.
Comment: Several commentators point out inconsistent statements in the draft Policy
regarding consideration of public comments, and request that comments from the public
regarding land use issues during the public comment period be considered under this Policy. (1,
2, 3, 5, 31)
Response: The department agrees with these comments and the Policy has been revised
accordingly.
107.
Comment: Decisions should be made primarily by those on the ground who fully understand
our townships and boroughs, instead of unilateral decision-making by bureaucrats in Harrisburg
or DC. Our local ordinances and local laws must be given their proper legal weight. (4)
Response: The department believes that the concern described within this comment is
addressed by this policy and the Policy for Consideration of Local Comprehensive Plans and
Zoning Ordinances in DEP Review of Authorization for Facilities and Infrastructure (DEP ID:
012-0200-001).
Section VIII: Additional Information
108.
Comment: New Section VIII. Additional Information is a helpful addition to the Policy;
however, the section does not contain enough instruction explaining the Permit Applicant
Outreach Activities Checklist (0110-FM-CO0110) and how it should be used. Not until you
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track down the Checklist in the eLibrary is it clear that the Department intends for the Checklist
to be completed by the applicant and submitted as part of the application package. It is not clear
how DEP would consider the information provided on the Checklist. Also, it would be more
convenient if the Checklist were offered as an appendix or attachment to the Policy rather than
located elsewhere. (7)
Response: The department has decided to rescind the “Permit Applicant Outreach Activities
Checklist” in order to prevent confusion. It will no longer be available for use. The information
contained in the checklist may be available in a Fact Sheet moving forward.
General/Miscellaneous Comments
109.
Comment: The commentator recommends that the Department expand its disclaimer that “the
Department reserves the discretion to deviate from this policy” in order to spell out and clarify
which circumstances would warrant deviation. (31)
Response: The language in question is standard language used on all of the department’s
policies and technical guidance documents. This language makes it clear that the documents do
not create enforceable requirements. In addition, it would be impractical to describe how
department staff may apply their discretion in the myriad of situations throughout the state, and
under a variety of regulatory frameworks, when using the policy.
110.
Comment: The commentator states the public participation process is perfunctory and that, if
the applicant has followed procedures, the department has no will to deny a permit application,
based on issues raised by neighbors property value, quality of life or potentially, family’s health.
(29)
Response: The department disagrees. Permit and other decisions are made using the applicable
statutory and regulatory criteria.
111.
Comment: The commentator states that, by removing Article 1, Section 27 of the Pennsylvania
Constitution as an authority, the department is “attempting a kind of de facto, back door repeal”
of the article. The commentator request it be restored as an authority. (29)
Response: The department disagrees. Removing the reference to the constitutional provision
does not affect the scope of the legal authority for this policy.
112.
Comment: The commentator notes that the use of “significant local interest” is a subjective
standard and recommends the policy provide more clarity. (3, 5, 23, 31, 32)
Response: Based on experience, the department finds that the need for additional public
comment is best decided on a case-by-case basis. Specific criteria were removed to avoid
indicating that the listed conditions represent either the minimum threshold to trigger additional
comment opportunities or automatic triggers for such opportunities.
113.
Comment: The commentators state that the policy would not be applicable for general permits
and permits by rule, particularly General Permit 5 (GP-5). The commentators urge the
department to change the participation policy to allow public participation and to hold public
information meetings regarding facilities using general permits, particularly when they are in
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close proximity to each other. (7, 9, 10, 11, 13, 14, 16, 21, 22, 24, 27, 28, 29, 31, 33 – 1,803)
Response: The purpose of this policy is to provide a general guide to public participation in
permitting and other approval processes. These comments address specific programs with their
own regulatory requirements, which are beyond the scope of this policy. In addition, the
Department has recently issued the general permits mentioned, during which extensive public
comment was received and taken into consideration. Any questions about those permits and the
associated processes should be directed to the applicable department program. See also
Comment 18.
114.
Comment: The commentator requests that, all determinations that a source of air pollution is a
minor source (especially determinations of synthetic minor source) must be subject to Public
Participation, further stating that the determination that specific “artificial” emissions limits
establish a site as a synthetic minor source can only be done by examining the specifics of that
site. (29)
Response: As previously noted, the purpose of this Policy is to provide a general guide to
public participation in permitting and other approval processes. These comments address
specific programs with their own regulatory requirements, which are beyond the scope of this
policy. Nevertheless, air contamination source permitting decisions are subject to the regulatory
requirements under 25 Pa. Code Section 127.44 (relating to public notice).
115.
Comment: Synthetic minor sources should not in any case be accepted as eligible for GP-5,
and must be given full public participation. (29)
Response: General permits are used when a specific class of sources can be regulated using
standardized specifications and conditions. By issuing a general permit, the department
indicates that it approves the activities authorized by the general permit, provided that the owner
or operator of the source meets the requirements of the general permit.
116.
Comment: The commentator states that public participation must be allowed on any Plan
Approval application (general or otherwise) which seeks to establish federally enforceable
emissions limits. DEP’s response to EPA’s comment that a permit under GP-5 would not be
federally enforceable—due to lack of public participation—was to acknowledge that “the
permit” is not federally enforceable but “the emissions limits” are. This ignores completely the
determination that the claimed emissions limits apply to the particular facility covered in the
application. To state that certain emissions limits (in the abstract) are “federally enforceable”
while ignoring clear guidance from EPA that there must be public participation in the
determination that these limits apply is unacceptable. DEP must allow public participation in all
minor source determinations. (29)
Response: When the department first proposes any general permit for an air contamination
source a public comment period is provided as required under 25 Pa. Code Section 127.612.
The department provided this public comment process when it initially developed GP-5. This
comment period is to allow public participation in the development of the specific requirements
contained within the general permit. The GP-5 amendments were finalized after a thorough
public participation process.
When a company wishes to use GP-5 it must demonstrate to the department that the engine (or
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engines) it wishes to install meets the requirements specified by GP-5. If it does, the department
authorizes the company to use GP-5 and issues a notice to that effect in the Pennsylvania
Bulletin.
The public comment provisions under Section 127.612 are not applicable each time the
department wants to authorize the use of GP-5. The public comment provisions are only
applicable when the department first proposes or proposes revisions to the general permit. The
department then finalizes the general permit for use by anyone who can comply with the specific
provisions of the general permit. The standardized terms and conditions of GP-5 cannot be
modified during the processing of the authorization to use GP-5. Both the Air Pollution Control
Act and the implementing regulations require the department to issue authorizations to use the
general permits within 30 days of receipt of an application.
The Pennsylvania regulations that establish the use of general permits were approved by
U.S. EPA and the company must follow the procedures set forth in the regulations.
117.
Comment: Individual MS4 Permits, required for all regulated small MS4s that discharge into
HQ or EV waters, are subject to public participation requirements. Regulated small MS4s that
discharge into HQ or EV waters subject to wasteload allocations in approved TMDLs must
prepare an MS4 TMDL Plan for DEP approval.
It is the commentator’s understanding that the process for obtaining DEP approval for MS4
TMDL Plans, as part of Individual Permits submitted for MS4s discharging into HQ/EV waters
with approved TMDLs, will be done in two phases: (1) an MS4 TMDL Strategy, submitted
with NOIs; and (2) MS4 Design Details, which will be submitted for DEP review no later than
one-year following DEP’s issuance of the Individual MS4 Permit.
Public participation should be facilitated to allow review and comment of the content submitted
within the second of this two-phased approval process for MS4 TMDL Plans. However, it is
unclear how that would be facilitated as the draft policy is currently written. (3)
Response: Public participation of MS4 TMDL plans will be provided consistent with the
permitting requirements; however, discussion of procedures for a specific permit type is beyond
the scope of this policy.
118.
Comment: All permits should be part of the public review process with opportunity for written
and oral comments and with 30 days’ notice. (9)
Response: Different application types may be subject to varying public participation
requirements by statute or regulation. The department will follow all applicable public
participation requirements set forth in statute and regulation, and to the extent that anything in
this policy conflicts with a legal requirement, the legal requirement governs. This policy builds
upon the existing requirements and provides a consistent framework for required public
participation activities.
119.
Comment: The commentators urge the department to put all permit applications, technical
review documents, and any other associated documents or maps online for free public access
and in a timely manner to allow for well-informed comments. (8, 9, 11, 13, 14, 16, 17, 20, 21,
24, 25, 27, 28, 29, 33 – 270 )
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Response: The department recognizes the value of posting these documents online and is
currently developing systems that will allow electronic submission of permit information. The
ability to receive data in electronic format may allow for such posting and is one of the key
benefits of electronic permitting projects currently underway.
120.
Comment: The commentators stress the importance of ensuring timely access to permit files.
(8, 9, 20, 21, 24, 28, 33 – 270 , 477 – 1,803)
Response: The department agrees with this comment and has worked to improve streamlining
the informal file review procedures.
121.
Comment: PA DEP decisions to deem permit applications “administratively complete” before
relevant technical data is submitted deprives the public of the opportunity to submit accurate
public comments and must be prohibited. (8)
Response: An administratively incomplete application is not generally considered to be an
application, because some of the most basic elements are missing. Additionally, an application
will not be deemed “administratively complete” if it does not include all necessary documents
and information that is sufficiently detailed to perform a Technical Review.
122.
Comment: When the permittee is required to make significant alterations to their application
after the public meeting/conference/hearing, another public notice should be required and
another public meeting/conference/hearing should be required (5, 30, 31)
Response: There may be circumstances where additional public comment on a revised project
is needed but that doesn’t always mean an additional public meeting/conference/hearing is
necessary. The department will use its discretion when it determines whether additional public
meetings/conferences/hearings are necessary. The department has included guidelines for
extension of a public comment period in Section VI of the policy.
123.
Comment: A longer public comment period will also help to address the difficulty that
members of the public may have in accessing Department files in a timely manner when
preparing comment. The current situation is that Department offices regularly do not make files
available for public review within two weeks and that gaining access through a file review or
Right to Know request can take a large portion of the typical 30 day comment period on a
permit. This leaves commenters at a disadvantage in preparing substantive comments by the
deadline. If the Department expects informed public comment, then the Department must
improve its public information program to allow citizens to review file information in a timelier
manner and to routinely provide more information on the Department’s website. (31)
Response: The department recognizes this concern and is working to improve access to
necessary information. Should there continue to be difficulties, the department may consider
extending public comment periods on a case-by-case basis.
124.
Comment: As a companion piece to this Policy, the Department should develop a simple easyto-understand brochure designed to inform the public how and when they can be part of the
permit process, the resources available to them, and the key times for input. It is especially
important to clearly articulate in the brochure the Department’s authority to require changes to a
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project, or lack of authority to deny a permit if it meets all regulatory requirements. It is
misleading for the Department to seek public comment if those comments would have no impact
or standing in the permit review. Perhaps this brochure could be launched as part of training the
Department provides to assist DEP employees in communicating with the public or as a separate
information webinar. Council is available to assist in developing the brochure. (7)
Response: The department appreciates this suggestion and is in the process of expanding
available web and print resources related to public participation.
125.
Comment: The commentator emphasizes that it is key to involve neutral facilitators in the
public participation process for controversial permits if the Department is going to achieve
robust public participation that helps the agency to arrive at a sound decision on a permit or
project. The commentator requests that the Department include trained mediators that specialize
in this kind of work since the Department no longer is involving the Center for Collaboration
and Environmental Dispute Resolution. Environmental Dispute Resolution is a well-developed
field that is involved in many areas of regulation and permitting, such as at the federal
regulatory level. The commentator advocates that the Department contract an independent
professional (not from within PADEP) with this specific training to help design and implement
the public participation and public hearing process for controversial permits. (12)
Response: The department recognizes the value of trained facilitators in dispute resolution and
maintains a dispute resolution and mediation functions. While an important function, it is not
within the scope of this policy.
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