Yesterday Sabal Trail submitted to FERC
a gold mine of contact information in the form of
Updated Appendices C and D to the Public and Agency Participation Plan for the Sabal Trail Project under Docket No. PF14-1,
submitted by Lisa A. Connolly.
Appendix C: Stakeholder List — Non-Landowners
Federal, State and Local Agencies
This list includes the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) in Mobile,
Birmingham, Savannah, and Jackonville
thhe U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) in Daphne, Alabama,
in
Atlanta, Townsend, and Fort Benning, Georgia,
and in Vero Beach and Jacksonville, Florida,
the EPA, NOAA, and numerous state offices in Alabama, Georgia, and Florida,
and a long list of Indian tribes.
Appendix D: Agency Permits/Approvals
None of these are actually for permits yet;
they’re all for process or consultation..
Agencies listed include FERC, EPA, USACE,
USFWS, NOAA, a long list of federally recognized tribes,
and state conservation, natural resources, transportation, wildlife,
parks, and historic preservation agencies
for Alabama, Georgia, and Florida,
as well as quite a few TBD (to be determined)
contacts for specific counties, including, surprisingly,
Tift County, Georgia.
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Two, not one, alternative routes, one bypassing Georgia
through
the Florida Panhandle, and the other
through
Tift County, Cook County, and Valdosta in Georgia.
