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Finance DocketBefore the Surface Transportation Board

FD 34284

SOUTHWEST GULF RAILROAD COMPANY--CONSTRUCTION AND OPERATION EXEMPTION--IN MEDINA COUNTY, TX

Caption from the Board’s record.

18 filings, 15 decisions and 1,150 environmental comments observed here; last checked 10 Oct 2026, 23:36 UTC; last new entry 31 Aug 2026, 20:42 UTC.

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  1. Comment
    EI-32730Steptoe and Johnson for SGR
    Last Quarterly Monitoring Report.
    David Coburn · Washington, DC
  2. Comment
    EI-32729Steptoe and Johnson LLP
    Last Quarterly Monitoring Report
    David Coburn · Washington, DC
  3. Comment
    EI-32728Steptoe and Johnson LLP for SGR
    Quarterly Monitoring Report
    David Coburn · Washington, DC
  4. Comment
    EI-32014Steptoe and Johnson LLP
    David Coburn · Washington, DC
  5. Comment
    EI-31961Steptoe & Johnson, LLP
    David Coburn · Washington, DC
  6. Comment
    EI-31308Steptoe and Johnson for Southwest Gulf Railroad
    David Coburn · Washington, DC
  7. Comment
    EI-30906Steptoe and Johnson, LLP
    David H. Coburn · Washington, DC
  8. Comment
    EI-27001SGR
    David Coburn
  9. Comment
    EI-26924SGRR
    David Coburn
  10. Comment
    EI-26905SGR
    David Coburn
  11. Comment
    EI-26831Southwest Gulf Railroad
    Cynthia Taub
  12. Comment
    EI-26923SGRR
    David Coburn
  13. Comment
    EI-26527THC
    Mark Wolf, SHPO
  14. Comment
    EO-3091ACHP
    Jaime Loichinger
  15. Comment
    EI-26517SGR
    Cynthia Taub
  16. Comment
    EI-26477Southwest Gulf Railroad
    Cynthia Taub
  17. Comment
    EI-26429Southwest Gulf Railroad
    David Coburn
  18. Comment
    EI-26394SGR
    David Coburn
  19. Comment
    EI-26381Attorney for SGR
    Cynthia Taub
  20. Comment
    EI-26380Attorney for SGR
    Cynthia Taub
  21. Comment
    EI-26379Attorney for SGR
    Cynthia Taub
  22. Comment
    EI-26378Attorney for SGR
    Cynthia Taub
  23. Comment
    EI-26377Attorney for SGR
    Cynthia Taub
  24. Comment
    EI-26376Attorney for SGR
    Cynthia Taub
  25. Comment
    EI-26375Attorney for SGR
    Cynthia Taub
  26. Comment
    EI-26369SGR
    Cynthia Taub
  27. Comment
    EI-26355SGR
    Cynthia Taub
  28. Comment
    EO-3024Artifact Curation Ltr to Private Landowners
  29. Comment
    EI-26345Morris Baxter
  30. Comment
    EO-3020Morris Baxter
  31. Comment
    EO-3018Charlene Dwin Vaughn and Consulting Parties
  32. Comment
    EI-26339TX THC
    Mark Wolfe, SHPO
  33. Comment
    EI-26331SGR
    David Coburn
  34. Comment
    EO-2997MCEAA
    Robert Fitzgerald
  35. Comment
    EI-26300TX SHPO
    Sara Ludena
  36. Comment
    EI-26299MCEAA
    Alyne Fitzgerald
  37. Comment
    EI-26284SGR
    David Coburn
  38. Comment
    EI-26283SGR
    David Coburn
  39. Comment
    EI-26282SGR
    David Coburn
  40. Comment
    EI-26281SGR
    David Coburn
  41. Comment
    EO-2991Consulting Tribes and Dr. Hester
  42. Comment
    EI-26279TX SHPO
    Mark Wolfe
  43. Comment
    EI-26280MCEAA
    Robert Fitzgerald
  44. Comment
    EI-26271MCEAA
    Alyne Fitzgerald
  45. Comment
    EI-26270SGR
    David Coburn
  46. Comment
    EI-26277TX THC
    Mark Wolfe, SHPO
  47. Comment
    EI-26244SGRR
    David Coburn
  48. Comment
    EI-26276TX THC
    Mark Wolfe, SHPO
  49. Comment
    EI-26275SGR
    Cynthia Taub
  50. Comment
    EI-26274SGR
    Cynthia Taub
  51. Comment
    EI-25367MCEAA
    Robert Fitzgerald
  52. Comment
    EO-2925Section 106 Consulting Parties
  53. Comment
    EI-26188SGR
    David Coburn
  54. Comment
    EI-26187SGR
    David Coburn
  55. Comment
    EI-26186MCEAA
    Robert Fitzgerald
  56. Comment
    EI-26177Southwest Gulf Railroad
    David Coburn
  57. Comment
    EI-26189THC
    Sara Ludena
  58. Comment
    EI-26175Texas Historical Commission
    Sara Ludena
  59. Comment
    EI-26174MCEAA
    .Dr. Robert Fitzgerald
  60. Comment
    EI-26184Southwest Gulf Railroad
    David Coburn
  61. Comment
    EI-26143MCEAA
    Alyne Fitzgerald
  62. Comment
    EI-26135TX THC
    Sara Ludena
  63. Comment
    EI-26134TX THC
    Mark Wolf, SHPO
  64. Comment
    EI-26133Madelyn Schott
  65. Comment
    EI-26125MCEAA
    Robert T. Fitzgerald
  66. Comment
    EI-26130MCEAA
    Dr. Robert Fitzgerald
  67. Comment
    EI-26129University of Texas at Austin
    Thomas R. Hester, Ph.D Professor of Anthropology, emeritus
  68. Comment
    EI-26126Lester R. Landrum and Joyce M. Landrum
  69. Comment
    EI-26127Scott and Jacque Conrad
  70. Comment
    EI-26128Tom Strickler
  71. Comment
    EI-25855MCEAA
    Robert Fitzgerald
  72. Comment
    EI-25854Lester Patrick Landrum
  73. Comment
    EI-25853Steve Lapp and Barbara Lapp
  74. Comment
    EI-25852Joe and Erna Balzen
  75. Comment
    EI-25851Harold and Shirley Voigt
  76. Comment
    EI-25849MCEAA
    Alyne Fitzgerald
  77. Comment
    EI-26066Texas Historical Commission
    Mark Wolfe, SHPO
  78. Comment
    EI-25844Comanche Nation
    Theodore E Villicana
  79. Comment
    EI-25843Lester and Joyce Landrum
  80. Comment
    EI-25842Pastor Stephen Schur
  81. Comment
    EI-25841Jacqueline Conrad
  82. Comment
    EI-25840Duane Wiemers
  83. Comment
    EI-25839Lyn Scott Conrad
  84. Comment
    EI-25838Tap Pilam Coahuiltecan Nation
    Raymond Hernandez
  85. Comment
    EI-25836Jerry and Julie Perkis
  86. Comment
    EI-25835Madelyn Schott
  87. Comment
    EI-25834Julie Perkis
  88. Comment
    EI-25833TX THC
    Sara Luduena
  89. Comment
    EI-25831Coauhuilteco Research Associates
    Richard C Garay and Jesse J Reyes Jr
  90. Comment
    EI-25837Mike Beers
  91. Comment
    EO-2867MCEAA
    Robert Fitzgerald
  92. Comment
    EI-25495Southwest Gulf Railroad
    David Coburn
  93. Comment
    EI-25405MCEAA
    Robert Fitzgerald
  94. Comment
    EO-2843Southwest Gulf Railroad
  95. Comment
    EI-25350Southwest Gulf Railroad
    David Coburn
  96. Comment
    EO-2824Section 106 Consulting Parties
  97. Comment
    EI-25349ACHP
    Charlene Dwin Vaugn
  98. Comment
    EI-25274TX SHPO
    Mark Wolfe
  99. Comment
    EI-25735Comanche National Historic Preservation Office
    Theodore E. Villicana
  100. Comment
    EI-21245Attorney for MCEAA
    Marion Werkheiser
  101. Comment
    EO-2774SGR
    Consulting Parties
  102. Comment
    EI-21256ACHP
    Charlene Dwin Vaughn
  103. Comment
    EO-2712MCEAA
    Marion Werkheiser
  104. Comment
    EI-21234SGR
    David Coburn
  105. Comment
    EI-21183SGR
    David Coburn
  106. Comment
    EI-21177MCEAA
    Alyne Fitzgerald
  107. Comment
    EI-21176MCEAA
    Alyne Fitzgerald
  108. Comment
    EI-21170SGR
    David Coburn
  109. Comment
    EI-21151Cultural Heritage Partners
    Marion F. Werkheiser
  110. Comment
    EI-21149Jerry and Julie Perkis
  111. Comment
    EI-21147SGR
  112. Comment
    EI-21146Tap Pilam Nation
    Raymond Hernandez
  113. Comment
    EI-21145Coahuilteco Research Associates
    Richard C. Garay
  114. Comment
    EO-2677Consulting Parties
  115. Comment
    EO-2666Jerry Johnston
  116. Comment
    EO-2665Jerry Johnston
  117. Comment
    EI-21131Jerry Johnston
  118. Comment
    EI-21130Alvin M Saathoff
  119. Comment
    EO-2676Consulting Parties
  120. Comment
    EI-21119ACHP
    Charlene Dwin Vaughn
  121. Comment
    EI-21114Michael and Nancy Beers
  122. Comment
    EI-21113James and Donna Dittmar
  123. Comment
    EI-21111LP Landrum
  124. Comment
    EI-21109Greater Edwads Aquifer Alliance
    Annalisa Peace
  125. Comment
    EI-21108Gerald and Julie Perkis
  126. Comment
    EI-21107Reverend Stephen Schur
  127. Comment
    EI-21106Medina County Historical Commission
    Robert Hancock
  128. Comment
    EI-21105MCEAA
    Alyne Fitzgerald
  129. Comment
    EI-21104Quihi and New Fountain Historical Society
    Scott Conrad
  130. Comment
    EI-21103Richard Fournier
  131. Comment
    EI-21102Nancy and Richard Culpepper
  132. Comment
    EI-21101Ruth M. Davis
  133. Comment
    EI-21100Dottie Singleton
  134. Comment
    EI-21099Steve and Barbara Lapp
  135. Comment
    EI-21098Thomas Hester
  136. Comment
    EI-21097Tap Pilam Nation
    Raymond Hernandez
  137. Comment
    EI-21096Coahuilteco Research Assoc
    Richard Garay
  138. Comment
    EO-2657Thomas Hester
  139. Comment
    EO-2656Coahuilteco Research Assoc
    Richard Garay
  140. Comment
    EI-21095Lester and Joyce Landrum
  141. Comment
    EI-21120Madelyn Schott
  142. Comment
    EI-21121Harold and Shirley Voigt
  143. Comment
    EI-21112Edwin and Janel Wissmann
  144. Comment
    EI-21087Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma
    Daniel Ragle
  145. Comment
    EI-21086Medina County Historical Commission
    Robert Hancock
  146. Comment
    EI-21075Larry Saiers
  147. Comment
    EI-21074Medina County Historical Society
    Robert Hancock
  148. Comment
    EI-21073Cody Glasscock
  149. Comment
    EI-21072Judy and Melvin Dittmar
  150. Comment
    EI-21071Donald and Sherrie Beralek
  151. Comment
    EI-21070Lyn Scot and Jacqueline Conrad
  152. Comment
    EI-21069Glenn and Cynthia Lindsey
  153. Comment
    EI-21068Jerry Johnston
  154. Comment
    EI-21067Joe and Erna Balzen
  155. Comment
    EO-2644Dr. Fitzgerald
  156. Comment
    EI-21061Delaware Nation
    Nekole Alligood
  157. Comment
    EO-2621Concurring Parties
  158. Comment
    EO-2619Concurring Parties
  159. Comment
    EO-2618Section 106 Tribes
  160. Comment
    EO-2617Existing Section 106 Concurring Parties
  161. Decision
    39768Secretary
    PROVIDED NOTICE THAT COURT ACTION WAS INSTITUTED IN THIS PROCEEDING.
  162. Comment
    EI-16261Steptoe & Johnson
    David H. Coburn
  163. Decision
    39182Entire Board
    DECISION GRANTED AN EXEMPTION TO SOUTHWEST GULF RAILROAD COMPANY TO CONSTRUCT AND OPERATE A RAIL LINE IN MEDINA COUNTY, TX, SUBJECT TO CERTAIN ENVIRONMENTAL MITIGATION CONDITIONS.
  164. Exhibit
    223994Exhibit(s)
    Medina County Environmental Action Association, Inc.
  165. Environmental
    223976Environmental Materials
    Medina County Environmental Action Association, Inc.
  166. Supplement
    223938Modify/Supplement Prior Filing Or The Record
    Medina County Environmental Action Association, Inc.
  167. Comment
    EI-14548The Gardner Law Firm
    See attached correspondence. The Board cannot grant approval on the basis of the representations made in the memo dated Sept. 9, 2008 (EO-1035), specifically those made with respect to USFWS.
    David F Barton · San Antonio, TX
  168. Comment
    EI-11978USFWS
    Adam Zerrenner
  169. Comment
    EO-1035Proceedings
  170. Comment
    EI-17499Steptoe & Johnson
    David Coburn
  171. Comment
    EI-17498Steptoe & Johnson
    David Coburn
  172. Reply
    223045Reply
    Medina County Environmental Action Association, Inc.
  173. Comment
    EI-8398Gardner Law Firm
    David Barton
  174. Environmental
    223007Environmental Materials
    Medina County Environmental Action Association, Inc.
  175. Comment
    EI-8075Gardner Law Firm
    David F. Barton
  176. Comment
    EI-8051USFWS
    Adam Zerrenner
  177. Reply
    222977Reply
    Medina County Environmental Action Association, Inc.
  178. Comment
    EI-8047Gardner Law Firm
    David F. Barton
  179. Reply
    222972Reply
    Medina County Environmental Action Association
  180. Comment
    EI-8077MCEAA
    Robert T. Fitzgerald
  181. Letter
    222950Letter
    Southwest Gulf Railroad
  182. Comment
    EI-8046Steptoe & Johnson LLP
    David Coburn
  183. Letter
    222803Letter/Telegram
    Medina County Environmental Action Association
  184. Comment
    EI-7906Mark Robertson
  185. Comment
    EI-7905The Gardner Law Firm
    David Barton
  186. Environmental
    222759Environmental Materials
    Southwest Gulf Railroad
  187. Comment
    EI-7883Steptoe & Johnson
    David Coburn
  188. Comment
    EI-7660Tammy Weiblen
  189. Comment
    EI-7658Fred and Carolyn Weiblen
  190. Comment
    EI-7657Arthur and Adeline Weiblen
  191. Comment
    EI-7649Joey and Deborah Weiblen
  192. Comment
    EI-7648John Weiblen
  193. Comment
    EI-7885Weiblen Farms
    Melinda Weiblen
  194. Comment
    EI-7884Weiblen Farms
    Anthony Weiblen
  195. Decision
    39108Chief Of Section Of Environmental Analysis
    PROVIDED NOTICE OF INCORRECT STATEMENTS IN THE FINAL ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT AND NOTICE OF AVAILABILITY ISSUED ON MAY 30, 2008 IN THIS PROCEEDING.
  196. Decision
    39042Chief Of Section Of Environmental Analysis
    DECISION PROVIDED NOTICE THAT THE SECTION OF ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS HAS PREPARED THE FINAL ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT FOR THIS PROCEEDING.
  197. Decision
    39041Chief Of Section Of Environmental Analysis
    DECISION PROVIDED NOTICE OF THE FINAL ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT FOR SOUTHWEST GULF RAILROAD COMPANY'S PROPOSAL TO CONSTRUCT AND OPERATE A RAIL LINE IN MEDINA COUNTY, TX.
  198. Comment
    EO-897Section 106 Parties - Executed PA
  199. Comment
    EI-3501Vulcan Materials Company
    J. Thomas Hill
  200. Comment
    EI-3499MCEAA
    Dr. Robert Fitzgerald
  201. Comment
    EI-4456Larry Saiers
  202. Comment
    EI-3445TXDOT
    David B. Casteel
  203. Comment
    EI-3426ACHP
    Charlene Dwin Vaughn
  204. Comment
    EI-3356MCEAA
    Robert Fitzgerald
  205. Comment
    EI-3292NRCS
    James Greenwade
  206. Comment
    EI-3291Steptoe & Johnson LLP
    David Coburn
  207. Comment
    EI-3280Steptoe & Johnson
    David H. Coburn
  208. Comment
    EI-3251Coahuiltecan Research Associates
    Richard C. Garay
  209. Comment
    EI-3250Thomas R. Hester, PhD
  210. Comment
    EI-3253Quihi & New Fountain Historical Society
    Alyne Fitzgerald
  211. Comment
    EI-3252Joseph F. Manak
  212. Comment
    EI-3244Quihi & New Fountain Historical Society
    Alyne Fitzgerald
  213. Comment
    EI-3243Dr. Thomas R. Hester
  214. Comment
    EI-3247The Gardner Law Firm
    Enclosed please find additional comments of MCEAA on the Draft Programmatic Agreement.
    David Barton · San Antonio, Texas
  215. Comment
    EI-3241Joseph F. Manak
  216. Comment
    EI-3240Tom and Mary Walpole
  217. Comment
    EI-3239Joan Seehatz
  218. Comment
    EI-3238Curtis Saathoff
  219. Comment
    EI-3237Donato Rios Jr
  220. Comment
    EI-3236Richard Fournier
  221. Comment
    EI-3235Judy and Melvin Dittmar
  222. Comment
    EI-3234Joe H and Erna L Balzen
  223. Comment
    EI-3233Archie Gerdes
  224. Comment
    EI-3232Lester R. Landrum
  225. Comment
    EI-3231MCEAA
    Dr. Robert Fitzgerald
  226. Comment
    EI-3230Gregory and Bonnie Tom
  227. Comment
    EI-3229Ted and Robin Portenier
  228. Comment
    EI-3226Loren Bane
  229. Comment
    EI-3225Steptoe & Johnson, LLP
    David H. Coburn
  230. Comment
    EI-3222The Michael Churchill Jones Ranch Trust
    Barbara H. Jones
  231. Comment
    EI-3221Loren D. Bane
  232. Comment
    EI-3216Schweers Historical Foundation
    Don Schoch
  233. Decision
    38475Chief Of Section Of Environmental Analysis
    PROVIDED NOTICE THAT THE SECTION OF ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS IS MAKING AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC, 'SECTION 106' REVIEW AND COMMENTS IN THIS PROCEEDING.
  234. Comment
    EI-3206Tap Pilam Nation
    Raymond Hernandez
  235. Comment
    EO-650Curtis Saatoff
  236. Comment
    EO-649The Michael Churchill Jones Ranch Trust
    Barbara H. Jones, Trustee
  237. Comment
    EI-3187Curtis Saatoff
  238. Comment
    EI-3185The Michael Churchill Jones Ranch Trust
    Barbara H. Jones, Trustee
  239. Comment
    EO-648Russell Mangold
  240. Comment
    EI-3178Steptoe & Johnson, LLP
    David Coburn
  241. Comment
    EI-3177Russell Mangold
  242. Comment
    EO-645Joseph and Vicki Solomon
  243. Comment
    EI-3176Joseph and Vicki Solomon
  244. Comment
    EO-633Lynette Stewart
  245. Comment
    EI-3160Weiblen Farms
    Anthony Weiblen
  246. Comment
    EI-3159Lynette Stewart
  247. Comment
    EI-3152Donato Rios, Jr
  248. Comment
    EO-629Richard Fournier
  249. Comment
    EO-628Joe H and Erna L Balzen
  250. Comment
    EO-627Lester R. Landrum
  251. Comment
    EO-626Madelyn Schott
  252. Comment
    EO-625Donato Rios, Jr.
  253. Comment
    EI-3150Steptoe & Johnson
    David H. Coburn
  254. Comment
    EI-21009Richard Fournier
  255. Comment
    EI-3149Joe H. and Erna L. Balzen
  256. Comment
    EI-3148Madelyn Schott
  257. Comment
    EI-3146Lester R. Landrum
  258. Comment
    EI-3137Madelyn Schott
  259. Comment
    EO-619Madelyn Schott
  260. Comment
    EI-3138Matt Saathoff Farm
    Joan Seekatz
  261. Comment
    EI-3110National Park Service
    Keeper of the National Register
  262. Comment
    EO-606National Park Service
    Linda McClelland, Keeper of the National Register
  263. Comment
    EO-605Steptoe & Johnson
    David Coburn
  264. Comment
    EO-603Steptoe & Johnson
    David Coburn, Esq
  265. Comment
    EI-3109MCEAA
    Robert Fitzgerald
  266. Comment
    EI-3040Steptoe & Johnson
    David Coburn
  267. Comment
    EI-3034Texas Historical Commission
    F. Lawerence Oaks, SHPO
  268. Comment
    EI-3030Keeper of the National Register
    Linda McClelland
  269. Comment
    EI-2959Courtney Eisenhauer
  270. Comment
    EO-517National Register of Historic Places, National Park Service
    J. Paul Loether, Keeper
  271. Comment
    EI-2954Texas Historical Commission
    F. Lawerence Oaks, SHPO
  272. Comment
    EI-2960Commissioner Ronald J. Ulbrich
  273. Comment
    EI-2941Comanche tribe, NAGPRA Coordinator
    Ruth Toahty
  274. Comment
    EI-2930Weiblen Farms
    Anthony Weiblen
  275. Comment
    EO-494Coahuiltecan Research Associates
    Richard C. Garay
  276. Comment
    EI-2924MCEAA
    Dr. Bob Fitzgerald
  277. Comment
    EI-2922Coahuiltecan Research Associates
    Richard C. Garay
  278. Comment
    EI-2923MCEAA
    Dr. Bob Fitzgerald
  279. Comment
    EI-2921ACHP
    Charlene Dwin Vaughn
  280. Comment
    EI-2926Weiblen Farms
    Anthony Weiblen
  281. Comment
    EI-2925Preservation Texas
    Julianne Fletcher
  282. Comment
    EI-2931Weiblen Farms
    Anthony Weiblen
  283. Comment
    EI-2932Lester R. Landrum
  284. Comment
    EI-2927Quihi & New Fountain Historical Society
    Alyne Fitzgerald
  285. Comment
    EI-2934Dean McNew
  286. Comment
    EI-2933Tap Pilam - Coahuiltecan Nation
    Raymond Hernandez
  287. Comment
    EO-485Dr. Thomas Hester
  288. Comment
    EI-2936Alvin Saathoff
  289. Comment
    EI-2935Thomas R. Hester, Ph.D
  290. Comment
    EI-2912Land Owners
    Dean and Ronda McNew
  291. Comment
    EI-2911The Gardner Law Firm
    Attached please find a written version of MCEAA's Opening Statement for the 4/20 NHPA Consultation.
    David Barton · San Antonio, TX
  292. Comment
    EO-493All Section 106 Consulting Parties
  293. Comment
    EI-2937Duane Jungman
  294. Comment
    EI-2938Christie McVay
  295. Comment
    EI-2908Cynthia Lindsey
  296. Comment
    EI-2907Steptoe & Johnson
    David Coburn
  297. Comment
    EI-2939Gary E. Balzen
  298. Comment
    EI-2906Tap Pilam - Coahuiltecan Nation
    Raymond Hernandez
  299. Comment
    EI-2902Jared Boehme and Janet Boehme
  300. Comment
    EI-2901Mildred Mehr Jagge
  301. Comment
    EI-2900Sterly Jagge
  302. Comment
    EI-2899MCEAA
    Robert Fitzgerald
  303. Comment
    EI-2898Henry Balzen and Arleen Balzen
  304. Comment
    EI-2897Steptoe & Johnson
    David Coburn
  305. Comment
    EI-2896Martha Jungman-Otake
  306. Comment
    EI-2895Alvin Saathoff
  307. Comment
    EI-2894Yvonne Stein
  308. Comment
    EI-2893Doris Elaine Saathoff-Jungman
  309. Comment
    EI-2890Wayne L. Marty
  310. Comment
    EI-2889Mrs. Jean Marty
  311. Comment
    EI-2888Texas Parks and Wildlife
    Russell Hooten
  312. Comment
    EI-2887Ken Persyn
  313. Comment
    EI-2882Malissa Windrow
  314. Comment
    EI-2881Zachary R. Windrow
  315. Comment
    EI-2880Vivian W. Windrow
  316. Comment
    EI-2879John R. Windrow
  317. Comment
    EI-2878Matthew J. Windrow
  318. Comment
    EI-2877Shannon Windrow
  319. Comment
    EI-2874Dr. Carolina Livi and Dr. James M. Bower
  320. Comment
    EI-2873Steptoe & Johnson
    This letter will reply on behalf of Southwest Gulf Railroad (SGR) to the January 21, January 29 and February 22, 2007 comments submitted by the Medina County Environmental Action Association in response to the Supplemental Draft Environmental Impact Statement issued in this proceeding.
    David H. Coburn
  321. Comment
    EI-2886Jerry A. Martin
  322. Comment
    EI-2885Dean and Ronda McNew
  323. Comment
    EI-2884Nelson and Paulette Martin
  324. Comment
    EI-2883Carolyn Jagge Boehme
  325. Comment
    EI-2876Carl K. Eisenhauer
  326. Comment
    EI-2875Courtney M> Eisenhauer
  327. Comment
    EO-466Section 106 Consulting Parties
  328. Comment
    EO-463Section 106 Consulting Parties
  329. Comment
    EI-2871The Gardner Law Firm
    There has been an important and urgent development regarding the NHPA consultation for the applicant's proposed route that is described in the attached letter.
    David F. Barton · San Antonio, TX
  330. Comment
    EI-2868Steptoe & Johnson
    This letter follows up on the march 26, 2007 consultation in San Antonio, TX concerning the line construction proposed by Southwest Gulf Railroad (SGR) Company in Medina County. At that meeting, it was agreed that SGR would present revisions to its proposed January 16, 2007 voluntary mitigation measures for the proposed route, as well as information about the bridge that will be used to cross Quihi Creek on that route.
    David H. Coburn
  331. Comment
    EI-2867Ken Persyn
  332. Comment
    EI-2865Dean and Ronda McNew
  333. Comment
    EI-2864Jared Boehme
  334. Comment
    EI-2861Landowners
    Dean and Ronda McNew
  335. Comment
    EI-2862The Gardner Law Firm
    Enclosed please find our follow up on behalf of MCEAA to Monday's NHPA consultation meeting regarding the Proposed Route. In addition, we note here for the record our comments at that meeting with respect to 44 C.F.R. 60.3 and specifically 60.3(d), which is the applicable federal requirement for NFIP-participant communities such as Medina County to abide by with respect to development of structures within floodplains. This requirement is federal law, is not discretionary for NFIP-participant communities and cannot be preempted. MCEAA reiterates that the applicant's suggestion on this point-- to modify mitigation conditions to make obtaining a permit from the floodplain administrator optional-- should be rejected.
    David F. Barton · San Antonio, TX
  336. Comment
    EO-447Weiblen Farms
    Harold Weiblen, President
  337. Comment
    EO-465Section 106 Consulting Parties
  338. Comment
    EI-2859The Gardner Law Firm
    Attached please find a copy of recent correspondence to EPA Region 6.
    David Barton · San Antonio, Texas
  339. Comment
    EI-2940SHPO
    F. Lawerence Oaks
  340. Comment
    EI-2855Anthony Weiblen
  341. Comment
    EI-2853Texas Historical Commission
    F. Lawerence Oaks, SHPO
  342. Comment
    EI-2850Tap Pilam Coahuiltecan Nation
    Raymond Hernandez
  343. Comment
    EI-2849Texas State Senate, District 19
    Senator Carlos I. Uresti
  344. Comment
    EI-2848Texas Historic Commission
    We are in receipt of your January 16, 2007 letter that offers specific mitigation measures should the railroad's original proposed route be utilized....
    F. Lawerence Oaks, SHPO
  345. Comment
    EI-2846MCEAA
    Please see letter attached.
    Dr Robert Fitzgerald · Hondo, TX
  346. Comment
    EI-2845MCEAA
    The Board of Directors of Medina County Environmental Action Association wish to submit the following comments relating to the Steptoe and Johnson LLP letter of January 29, 2007.
    Dr. Bob Fitzgerald
  347. Comment
    EO-431Section 106 Consulting Parties
  348. Comment
    EI-2830David Coburn
  349. Comment
    EI-2827David Barton
    This message is to inform you that the Executive Director of TCEQ signed, and the agency in turn issued, the air permit for the quarry to Vulcan on February 2, 2007. The clock continues to run.
    San Antonio, TX
  350. Comment
    EI-2820Texas Parks and Wildlife
    Russell Hooten
  351. Comment
    EI-2818U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Region 6
    Michael P. Jansky
  352. Comment
    EI-2817Morris Baxter
  353. Comment
    EI-2816Neil Hernandez
  354. Comment
    EI-2815N. Portenier
  355. Comment
    EI-2819U.S. Department of the Interior
    Wille R. Taylor
  356. Comment
    EI-2814Lois and Dave Hoesley
  357. Comment
    EI-2812Art De Cerk, et. al.
  358. Comment
    EI-2811Vicki Lynn Balzen-Jeter
  359. Comment
    EI-2810Robert Jakob
  360. Comment
    EI-2809Aliska Jakob
  361. Comment
    EI-2808Jack Love
  362. Comment
    EI-2802Cynthia Sliva, et al.
  363. Comment
    EI-2801Mary Walpole
  364. Comment
    EI-2800Velda J. Jarrell
  365. Comment
    EI-2799Vicki L. Salomon
  366. Comment
    EI-2798Joseph Salomon
  367. Comment
    EI-2796Glenn R. and Mary Jo Schweers
  368. Comment
    EI-2813Lisa Schweers
  369. Comment
    EI-2794Tammy Weiblen
  370. Comment
    EI-2793John Weiblen
  371. Comment
    EI-2792The Gardner Law Firm
    I would like to bring the following article in the San Antonio Express-News and clips from KENS-5 TV to your attention. I would further urge your agency's participation in the field hearings this summer regardless of whether you find that it implicates this case, which in many ways it does. http://www.mysanantonio.com/news/metro/stories/MYSA013007.trainhearings.KENS.36e e695a.html http://www2.mysanantonio.com/multimedia/video/VideoPlayer/includes/gen_nod_wm.cf m?ids=43682,43669
    David Barton · San Antonio, Texas
  372. Comment
    EI-2797Tap Pilam Coahuiltecan Nation
    Raymond Hernandez, et al.
  373. Comment
    EI-2791Julianne Fletcher
  374. Comment
    EI-2790Robert J. Heyeu
  375. Comment
    EI-2789Deborah Landrum Love
  376. Comment
    EI-2788Sean Feneley
  377. Comment
    EI-2787Ned Meister
  378. Comment
    EI-2786Glenn Schweers, Jr.
  379. Comment
    EI-2785Carolyn and Duane Wiemers
  380. Reply
    218543Reply
    Texas Department Of Transportation
  381. Comment
    EI-2783Ray Wardwell
  382. Comment
    EI-2782Doris Elaine Saathoff Jungman
  383. Comment
    EI-2781Duane Jungman
  384. Comment
    EI-2780Verlyn Mangold
  385. Comment
    EI-2779Russell J. Mangold
  386. Comment
    EI-2778Francis L. Fleming
  387. Comment
    EI-2777Jimmy Stewart
  388. Comment
    EI-2776Leslie & Elaine Semmelman
  389. Comment
    EI-2774Sean Nooner, et al.
  390. Comment
    EI-2770Medina County Historical Commission
    Robert Hancock, et al.
  391. Comment
    EI-2769U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Region 6
    Thomas H. Higgs
  392. Comment
    EI-2766Ian Swinaeng, et al.
  393. Comment
    EI-2765Randy Johnson
  394. Comment
    EI-2764Lynette Stewart
  395. Comment
    EI-2763Katherine Baxter
  396. Comment
    EI-2762Steve Lapp
  397. Comment
    EI-2761Will Gilliam
  398. Comment
    EI-2760Barbara Lapp
  399. Comment
    EI-2759Kenneth Fischer
  400. Comment
    EI-2758Velda E. Workman
  401. Comment
    EI-2757Joe Balzen and Erna Balzen
  402. Comment
    EI-2756Grace Reed
  403. Comment
    EI-2755Robert Reed
  404. Comment
    EI-2754Bill and Mary Belle Snyder
  405. Comment
    EI-2753John and Brenda Kennerlz
  406. Comment
    EI-2752Michael C. Beers
  407. Comment
    EI-2751Archie Gerdes
  408. Comment
    EI-2750Linda Gerdes
  409. Comment
    EI-2749Necey Schulte
  410. Comment
    EI-2748Lynn Haby
  411. Comment
    EI-2747Peggy J. Law
  412. Comment
    EI-2746L.P. Landrum
  413. Comment
    EI-2745Corey and Natalie Burke and family
  414. Comment
    EI-2744Doris Johnson
  415. Comment
    EI-2743Scott Conrad
  416. Comment
    EI-2742Jacque Conrad
  417. Comment
    EI-2741Rosalie Fournier
  418. Comment
    EI-2740J.D. and Joyce McKay
  419. Comment
    EI-2739Travis H.P. Prok
  420. Comment
    EI-2738Paula and Richard Dowell
  421. Comment
    EI-2737Wayne, Holly, David, Justin and Cody Dykes
  422. Comment
    EI-2736The Portenier Family
  423. Comment
    EI-2735Wesley Haby and Family
  424. Comment
    EI-2734Richard Fournier
  425. Comment
    EI-2733Joseph Rodriguez
  426. Comment
    EI-2732Donato Rios Jr.
  427. Comment
    EI-2731Frank A. Fournier III and Dottie Singleton
  428. Comment
    EI-2730Yolanda Verastequi
  429. Comment
    EI-2729Garry and Beth Allen
  430. Comment
    EI-2728Tom Walpole and Mary Walpole
  431. Comment
    EI-2727Dennis R. Skalka
  432. Comment
    EI-2726Margaret Skalka
  433. Comment
    EI-2725Damien Delozier
  434. Comment
    EI-2724Terry Greer
  435. Comment
    EI-2723Sylvia Greer
  436. Comment
    EI-2722Jerriene R. Bishop
  437. Comment
    EI-2721Alfred M. Bishop
  438. Comment
    EI-2720Larry Coyle
  439. Comment
    EI-2719Medina County Environmental Action Association
    Robert T. Fitzgerald
  440. Comment
    EI-2718T. Lynn Allbritton
  441. Comment
    EI-2717Joyce M. Landrum
  442. Comment
    EI-2716Lester R. Landrum
  443. Comment
    EI-2715Nora L. Winkler
  444. Comment
    EI-2714Quihi & New Fountain Historical Society
    Alyne Fitzgerald
  445. Comment
    EI-2713John Cornyn
  446. Comment
    EI-2712David Coburn
  447. Comment
    EI-2711Reese A. Henry III
  448. Comment
    EI-2710Natalie Weiblen Henry
  449. Comment
    EI-2709Bret Bigelow
  450. Comment
    EI-2708The Gardner Law Firm
    Attached please find (1) comments from the Gardner Law Firm on behalf of party Medina County Environmental Action Association, Inc., as well as (2) a cover letter and (3) an additional attachment.
    David F. Barton · San Antonio, TX
  451. Comment
    EI-2707Aliska Jakob
    Dear Ms. Ghosh: My family lives one mile from the proposed Vulcan Materials quarry. We travel on the county roads that Southwest Gulf Railroad are trying to cross and/or build along. I am against any railroad, any big trucks, and any quarry. The cons outway the pros. Our community is worried about the possible affects on our waterwells, air quality, home foundations, land value, wildlife habitats, road conditions, and all of the possible rail line complications. Please deny them of building a railroad. All too often we see big corporations take advantage of small communities and destroy nature. Thank You. Aliska Jakob
    Hondo, Texas
  452. Comment
    EI-2784Nora L. Winkler
  453. Comment
    EI-2773Medina Residents for Economic Growth
  454. Comment
    EI-2772Medina Residents for Economic Growth
  455. Comment
    EI-2771James and Donna Dittmar
  456. Comment
    EI-2688Texas Farm Bureau
    Ned Meister · Waco, Texas
  457. Comment
    EI-2775Melvin and Judy Dittmar
  458. Comment
    EI-2686Henry and Arleen Balzen
  459. Comment
    EI-2685Gary E. Balzen
  460. Comment
    EI-2684Glenn K. Lindsey
  461. Comment
    EI-2683Jennifer Lindsey
  462. Comment
    EI-2682Staci and Curtis Boehme
  463. Comment
    EI-2680Sandra Fuchs
  464. Comment
    EI-2679James Wardwell
    Vulcan Project: Please look into areas of the water table/use and the sensitivy of the region. There is a case right now in a city close to the area where the fire from a Mulch fire is being treated with water ,and the wells in the area are affected. This water regionis very vast and is being regulated.The Gravel Co's use a lot of water and the areas is porus. Also look at the use of these people in the are of 1283 by the Lake. Traffic and enviromental hazards are present daily. My daughter lives in the area and has to drive a different route to San Antonio due to the hazards. The land is stripped and cannot support any wildlife in the area. A simple overview by Air reveals how much strip mining in the area is present.This area is wrong and should be reconsidered.
    Hondo, Texas
  465. Comment
    EI-2678Robert and Robyn Hargrove
    Austin, Tx
  466. Comment
    EI-2681Angela R. Overley and N. Stewart Overley
  467. Comment
    EI-2677John A. and Janice S. Waits
  468. Comment
    EI-2676Jimmy K. Walch
  469. Comment
    EI-2675Larry Coyle
  470. Comment
    EI-2674Mary Fitzsimon
  471. Comment
    EI-2673Hannah Wood
  472. Comment
    EI-2672Elizabeth Wood
  473. Comment
    EI-2671Loren Bane
  474. Comment
    EI-2670Lorin Tschirhart
  475. Comment
    EI-2669Trey Tschirhart
  476. Comment
    EI-2668Texas Historical Commission
    F. Lawerence Oaks
  477. Comment
    EI-2666Max Walden
    This whole process overwhelms me as I am told that these comments carry a lot of weight on the final decision. However, many commenting live nowhere near the project and are very misinformed. I live within 100 yards of the prefered routes and have been told by the president of my bank that it will be just a minor inconvenience" for me. Naturally, I am biased and favor the eastern routes. My first letter to you, when this free-for-all first began, included a suggestion that you consider these other routes because I knew they were less intrusive on the more populated area of Quihi. Your latest draft has affirmed this fact. If this process is legitimate and the decision makers are thoughtful folks, no railroad will wind its way through the valley created by Quihi creek. Actually, no railroad is necessary close to a populated area. The Edwards geological formation, which houses the water we all depend on, includes millions of acres of limestone west of here.The Union pacific railroad runs thru it for one hundred miles, enough to supply Vulcan for years. I suggest no railroad at all in Quihi. Max Walden (830)741-3418"
  478. Comment
    EI-2664Judith Weiblen
  479. Comment
    EI-2663Michael Weiblen, P.E.
  480. Comment
    EI-2662Robert N. Clark
  481. Comment
    EI-2661Wayne R. Balzen
  482. Comment
    EI-2660Matthew C. Rothe
  483. Comment
    EI-2659Charles and Patricia S. Bigelow
  484. Comment
    EI-2658Steptoe & Johnson
    David Coburn
  485. Comment
    EI-2657Amanda Rothe
  486. Comment
    EI-2656Cindy Weiblen
  487. Comment
    EI-2655Harold Weiblen
  488. Comment
    EI-2654Deborah Weiblen
  489. Comment
    EI-2653Joey Weiblen
  490. Comment
    EI-2652Christine Weiblen
  491. Comment
    EI-2651Darrell Weiblen
  492. Comment
    EI-2650Kelli Weiblen
  493. Comment
    EI-2649Joan Seekatz
  494. Comment
    EI-2648Jean Marty
  495. Comment
    EI-2647Wayne Marty
  496. Comment
    EI-2646Beatrice Balzen
  497. Comment
    EI-2642Carolyn Weiblen
  498. Comment
    EI-2641Courtney M. Eisenhauer
  499. Comment
    EI-2640Mavis Bohl
  500. Comment
    EI-2639Carl K. Eisenhauer
  501. Comment
    EI-2638Fred Weiblen
  502. Comment
    EI-2636Anthony Weiblen
  503. Comment
    EI-2635Adeline Weiblen
  504. Comment
    EI-2634Carolyn Marie Weiblen
  505. Comment
    EI-2633Arthur Weiblen
  506. Comment
    EI-2629Glenn Weiblen
  507. Comment
    EI-2628Jarrett Weiblen
  508. Comment
    EI-2627Melinda Weiblen
  509. Comment
    EI-2624Steptoe & Johnson
    David Coburn
  510. Comment
    EI-2613Natural Resources Conservation Service
    James Greenwade
  511. Decision
    37440Chief Of Section Of Environmental Analysis
    ISSUED A SUPPLEMENTAL DRAFT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT (SDEIS) FOR PUBLIC REVIEW AND COMMENT. THE SDEIS ASSESSED THREE ADDITIONAL ALTERNATIVE RAIL ROUTES AND PROVIDED INFORMATION ON ADDITIONAL NOISE ANALYSIS AND CULTURAL RESOURCES IDENTIFICATION EFFORTS.
  512. Comment
    EO-372U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
  513. Comment
    EI-2591Medina County Environmental Action Association
    Robert Fitzgerald
  514. Comment
    EI-2565Medina County Environmental Action Association
    Robert Fitzgerald
  515. Comment
    EI-2561Medina County Judge
    James Barden
  516. Comment
    EI-2550Steptoe & Johnson
    David Coburn
  517. Comment
    EI-2543Vulcan Materials Company
    Clay Upchurch
  518. Comment
    EI-2525Steptoe & Johnson
    David Coburn
  519. Comment
    EO-322Medina County Commissioner
    Chris Mitchell
  520. Comment
    EI-2513Wade Smith
  521. Comment
    EI-2512Glenn and Mary Jo Schweers
  522. Comment
    EI-2502The Gardner Law Firm
    David Barton
  523. Comment
    EI-2483George Holzhaus
  524. Comment
    EI-2482Kathy Holzhaus
  525. Comment
    EI-2490U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
    Dawn Whitehead
  526. Comment
    EI-2481The Gardner Law Firm
    David Barton
  527. Comment
    EI-2484JoNell Tarvin
  528. Comment
    EI-2438The Gardner Law Firm
    On June 12, 2006, the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) requested approximately 70 separate supplmental information items from Vulcan regarding its proposed Water Pollution Abatement Plan (WPAP). On June 28, 2006, Vulcan's consultant provided a response to TCEQ approximately an inch to an inch and a half thick, containing significant new information relative to the original WPAP, including several new and revised table-sized maps of the quarry site and its drainage plan, and statements that pertain to groundwater impacts and/or purported impact avoidance measures. TCEQ has recently advised my clients of the availability of the new information, but has not indicated whether it plans to proceed or reopen the comment period on the WPAP. For the purposes of the rail licensing proceeding, we urge STB-SEA to request this new information from the applicant, if it has not already been provided, due to its relevance to the ongoing impact analysis.
    David Barton · San Antonio, Texas
  529. Comment
    EI-2435Dorothy Masters
  530. Comment
    EI-2434Dora Horner
  531. Comment
    EI-2433Keith Lawrence
  532. Comment
    EI-2432Ben Lawrence
  533. Comment
    EI-2431Betty Lawrence
  534. Comment
    EO-289U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
    Dawn Whitehead
  535. Comment
    EI-2421Rhiannon Smith
  536. Comment
    EI-2364Medina County Precinct 1
    Chris Mitchell
  537. Comment
    EI-2349Barbara Gilliam
  538. Comment
    EI-2348Rebecca Suttles
  539. Comment
    EI-2311Texas House of Representatives
    Mike Krusee
  540. Comment
    EI-2189Steptoe & Johnson
    David Coburn
  541. Comment
    EI-2111Linda Gunn
  542. Comment
    EI-2110Quihi & New Fountain Historical Society
    Necey Shulte
  543. Comment
    EI-2129Bob Eitze
  544. Comment
    EI-2097Jimmy Dixon
  545. Comment
    EI-2095Steptoe & Johnson
    David Coburn
  546. Comment
    EI-2094Melinda Weiblen
  547. Comment
    EI-2060Ethel Martin
  548. Comment
    EI-2057Vulcan Materials Company
    J. Thomas Hill
  549. Comment
    EI-2047Jacque Conrad
  550. Comment
    EI-2038Carolyn M. Weiblen
  551. Comment
    EI-2030Anthony Weiblen
  552. Comment
    EI-2023Sue Whiteside
  553. Comment
    EO-272Steptoe & Johnson
    David Coburn
  554. Comment
    EI-2006Steptoe & Johnson
    David Coburn
  555. Comment
    EI-2005Joey Weiblen
  556. Comment
    EI-2004Glenn Weiblen
  557. Comment
    EI-2003Judith Weiblen
  558. Comment
    EI-2002Michael Weiblen
  559. Comment
    EI-2001Debbie Weiblen
  560. Comment
    EI-2000Medina County Environmental Action Association
    Robert Fitzgerald
  561. Comment
    EI-1994Nelson and Paulette Martin
  562. Comment
    EI-1987U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
    Robert Pine
  563. Comment
    EI-1990Harold Weiblen
  564. Comment
    EI-1985The Gardner Law Firm
    Attached please find a copy of a formal comment letter submitted in the ongoing state Water Pollution Abatement Plan process relating to this proposal.
    David Barton · San Antonio, TX
  565. Comment
    EI-1981Steptoe & Johnson
    David Coburn
  566. Comment
    EI-1959Natural Resources Conservation Service
    James Greenwade
  567. Comment
    EI-1962Medina County Environmental Action Association
    Robert Fitzgerald
  568. Comment
    EI-1960Jimmy Hoog
  569. Comment
    EI-1950MCEAA
    Rini: We wish to inform you and the SEA staff for the record that Vulcan has filed copies of its proposed rock crusher air permit and proposed water pollution abatement plan (WPAP) with the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ). We urge you to request complete copies of these documents from Vulcan. We request the STB to take administrative notice of these applications and incorporate them into the record by reference. Our community deeply appreciates the recent decision by the agency to pursue a Supplemental Draft EIS analyzing feasible eastern alternative rail routes. We look forward to reviewing it and any recommendations from the agency that may result from its contents. We thank you and the SEA staff for your hard work and oversight of this project to date.
    Alyne Fitzgerald · Hondo, Texas
  570. Comment
    EI-1946Sean Nooner
  571. Decision
    36813Chief Of Section Of Environmental Analysis
    PROVIDED NOTICE OF THE DISCUSSIONS OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW PROCESS CONDUCTED THUS FAR FOR THIS PROCEEDING AND THE BASIS FOR DETERMINING THAT A SUPPLEMENTAL DRAFT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT IS NEEDED; THE SCOPE OF THE SUPPLEMENTAL DRAFT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT; AND THE REMAINING STEPS NECESSARY TO CONCLUDE THE ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW PROCESS.
  572. Comment
    EI-1928Quihi & New Fountain Historical Society
    Necey Schulte, et al.
  573. Comment
    EI-1926Medina County Historical Commission
    Bob Hancock
  574. Comment
    EI-1925Tim Hardt, et al.
  575. Comment
    EI-1923Joey and Brenda Decker
  576. Comment
    EI-1899John T. Boehme
  577. Comment
    EI-1898Clovis M. Boehme
  578. Comment
    EI-1872Medina County Environmental Action Association
    Robert Fitzgerald
  579. Comment
    EI-1826Medina County Historical Society
    Bob Hancock
  580. Comment
    EI-1819Carol Carpenter
  581. Comment
    EI-1818Wayne and Jean Marty
  582. Comment
    EI-1817Ray Jagge
  583. Comment
    EI-1812Mayor, City of Hondo
    James Danner
  584. Comment
    EI-1810Thomas Wooten
  585. Comment
    EI-1808Lisa J. Schweers
  586. Comment
    EI-1805Glenn R. and Mary Jo Schweers
  587. Comment
    EI-1803The Gardner Law Firm
    David Barton
  588. Comment
    EI-1802Steptoe & Johnson
    David Coburn
  589. Comment
    EI-1786Medina County Environmental Action Association
    David F. Barton · San Antonio, Texas
  590. Comment
    EI-1769Steptoe & Johnson
    David Coburn
  591. Comment
    EI-1750Medina County Environmental Action Association
    Robert Fitzgerald
  592. Comment
    EI-1749Steptoe & Johnson
    David Coburn
  593. Comment
    EI-1752MCEAA
    Dear Rini, We wish to make something explicit about the Original Medina Dam Route (Original MDR") and Medina Dam Alternative ("MDA") that may have been implicit in our previous letters and comments. That is, there is no need or requirement for these routes to pass through the Castroville West subdivision. If necessary, extremely minor deviations to the east of the subdivision, traveling in the general northward direction of the historic route on the level topography that characterizes that area, can easily be devised to avoid the subdivision boundary. We refer you to the topographic maps submitted by us earlier in the proceeding and by Vulcan in EI-1664. We think that point should have been obvious from the start, if the agency, which studies rail design nationwide, is doing anything more than stenography with Vulcan's submissions. Nevertheless, we are stating it explicitly now. And indeed, this obvious point did not stop Vulcan from analogizing straw men routes to the Original MDR and MDA. It is no surprise that Vulcan would ignore the obvious need to detour around existing homes, because it does not desire a feasible eastern alternative. It is true that the original MDR went through the eastern edge of the Castroville West Subdivision. However, the land east of the subdivision boundary is level.There should be no problem devising a feasible deviation that avoids the subdivision, is a suitable distance away from the homes to avoid safety impacts, and would not cross a dirt road (driveway) leading south from CR4516 approximately 1/4 to 1/2 mile away. As we have stated in the past, it would be best to design such a route once the agency has defined a consistent, uniformly applied set of physically feasible criteria for alternative routes. There is NO reason to dismiss the eastern alternatives such as the Medina Dam Alternative simply because Vulcan’s straw men analogs to this route refuse to recognize a feasible route slightly eastward from the Castroville West Subdivision . It should be noted that the deviation required by the MDA would not come any closer to homes than any of the original routes proposed by SGR and would cross fewer county roads, and cross in safer locations on level ground. Sincerely, Dr. Robert T. Fitzgerald"
    Dr. Robert T. Fitzgerald · Hondo, TX
  594. Comment
    EI-1741MCEAA, Inc.
    Ms Ghosh: Please see my attached letter. I am also attaching a letter to the editor that appeared in the last issue of the Hondo Anvil Herald. Saturday Nov 5 I mailed to you these two letters and also the CD and CD-ROM referred to in the letters. Please place them in the administrative record for this proceeding. Thank you, Robert T. Fitzgerald Thank you, Robert
    Robert T. Fitzgerald · Hondo, Texas
  595. Comment
    EI-1726The Gardner Law Firm
    David Barton
  596. Comment
    EI-1725The Gardner Law Firm
    David Barton
  597. Comment
    EI-1728Texas Parks & Wildlife
    Russell Hooten
  598. Comment
    EI-1716Steptoe & Johnson
    David Coburn
  599. Comment
    EI-1715Steptoe & Johnson
    David Coburn
  600. Comment
    EI-1717U.S. Department of Transportation, Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration
    Richard Huriaux
  601. Comment
    EI-1698MCEAA, Inc.
    Please docket for consideration the two attached letters.
    David F. Barton · sedona, TX
  602. Comment
    EI-1675Steptoe & Johnson
    David Coburn
  603. Comment
    EO-220Medina County Environmental Action Association
    Robert Fitzgerald
  604. Comment
    EI-1664Steptoe & Johnson
    David Coburn
  605. Comment
    EI-1642Medina County Environmental Action Association
    Robert Fitzgerald
  606. Comment
    EO-212Steptoe & Johnson
    David Coburn
  607. Comment
    EI-1545Steptoe & Johnson
    David Coburn
  608. Comment
    EI-1491MCEAA, Inc.
    Robert T. Fitzgerald · Hondo, TX
  609. Comment
    EI-1488Steptoe & Johnson
    David Coburn
  610. Comment
    EI-1480The Gardner Law Firm
    David Barton
  611. Comment
    EI-1479U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
    Robert Pine
  612. Comment
    EO-207U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
    Robert Pine
  613. Comment
    EI-1446Texas Historical Commission
    F. Lawerence Oaks
  614. Comment
    EI-1439Steptoe & Johnson
    David Coburn
  615. Comment
    EI-1440MCEAA, Inc
    Robert T. Fitzgerald · Hondo, TX
  616. Comment
    EI-1431Steptoe & Johnson
    David Coburn
  617. Comment
    EI-1420Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
    Russell Hooten
  618. Comment
    EI-1421Commissioner, Medina County Precint 1
    Chris Mitchell
  619. Comment
    EI-1418Advisory Council on Historic Preservation
    John Fowler
  620. Comment
    EI-1414Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
    Susan Ferguson
  621. Comment
    EI-1413Medina County Environmental Action Association
    Robert Fitzgerald
  622. Comment
    EI-1411Steptoe & Johnson
    David Coburn
  623. Comment
    EO-198Steptoe & Johnson
    David Coburn
  624. Comment
    EI-1425Joyce Landrum
  625. Comment
    EI-1424Lester Landrum
  626. Comment
    EI-1410Advisory Council on Historic Preservation
    Don Klima
  627. Comment
    EO-195Medina County Environmental Action Association
    Robert Fitzgerald
  628. Comment
    EI-1387MCEAA
    David Barton · San Antonio, TX
  629. Comment
    EI-1382Medina County Environmental Action Association
    Robert Fitzgerald
  630. Comment
    EI-1379The Gardner Law Firm
    David Barton
  631. Comment
    EI-1378Texas Parks and Wildlife
    Russell Hooten
  632. Comment
    EI-1370Gaddis Court Reporting
  633. Comment
    EI-1369Gaddis Court Reporting
  634. Comment
    EI-1368Elizabeth Wood
  635. Comment
    EI-1367Medina County Environmental Action Association
    Robert Fitzgerald
  636. Comment
    EI-1398Terry Greer
  637. Comment
    EI-1329Leslie & Elaine Semmelmann
  638. Comment
    EI-1328Rusty & Verlyn Mangold
  639. Comment
    EI-1327T. Lynn Landrum
  640. Comment
    EI-1326George R. Holguin
  641. Comment
    EI-1325Nora L. Winkler
  642. Comment
    EI-1324Max Walden
  643. Comment
    EI-1323Carol Casillas
  644. Comment
    EI-1322Ray H. Wardwell
  645. Comment
    EI-1320Curtis Saathoff
  646. Comment
    EI-1319Greater Edwards Aquifer Alliance
    Annalisa Peace
  647. Comment
    EI-1318Susan Martin
  648. Comment
    EI-1317Ruth Shapiro
  649. Comment
    EI-1316Verlyn & Russell Mangold
  650. Comment
    EI-1315Humberto Holguin
  651. Comment
    EI-1314Edwards Aquifer Authority
    Robert J. Potts
  652. Comment
    EI-1313U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Region 6
    Bonnie Braganza
  653. Comment
    EI-1357Archie Gerdes
  654. Comment
    EI-1358Glenn R. & Mary Jo Schweers, Sr.
  655. Comment
    EI-1356Donald S. Schoch
  656. Comment
    EI-1352Medina County Judge
    James E. Barden
  657. Comment
    EI-1334Texas Department of Transportation
    Chuck R. McLendon, P.E.
  658. Comment
    EI-1383Medina County Environmental Action Association
    Robert Fitzgerald
  659. Comment
    EI-1376Medina County Environmental Action Association
    Robert Fitzgerald
  660. Comment
    EI-1375U.S. House of Representatives
    Henry Bonilla
  661. Comment
    EI-1374The Gardner Law Firm
    David Barton
  662. Comment
    EI-1362MCEAA President
    Dr. Bob Fitzgerald
  663. Comment
    EI-1361MCEAA President
    Dr. Bob Fitzgerald
  664. Comment
    EI-1360Robert M. Reed
  665. Comment
    EI-1359Jimmy K. Walch
  666. Comment
    EI-1355MCEAA
    Dr. Bob Fitzgerald
  667. Comment
    EI-1354Medina County Floodplain Adminstrator
    Pat E. Brawner
  668. Comment
    EI-1353MCEAA
    Alyne Fitzgerald
  669. Comment
    EI-1351Leonard G. & Marian Wernette
  670. Comment
    EI-1350Greater Edwards Aquifer Alliance
    Annalisa Peace
  671. Comment
    EI-1349Necey Schulte
  672. Comment
    EI-1348Lynn Haby
  673. Comment
    EI-1347Clark Wurzbach
  674. Comment
    EI-1346Aural E. Allen
  675. Comment
    EI-1345Katherine Baxter
  676. Comment
    EI-1344Morris Baxter
  677. Comment
    EI-1343Thomas W. & Mary F. Walpole
  678. Comment
    EI-1342Paul & Joyce Boubel
  679. Comment
    EI-1341MCEAA
    Melvin & Judy Dittmar
  680. Comment
    EI-1340Carl S. Kelby
  681. Comment
    EI-1339Grace R. Reed
  682. Comment
    EI-1338Joe & Erna Balzen
  683. Comment
    EI-1337Scott & Jacque Conrad
  684. Comment
    EI-1336Robin Portenier
  685. Comment
    EI-1335Terry Greer
  686. Comment
    EI-1331Al & Jerrie Bishop
  687. Comment
    EI-1330Alyne Fitzgerald
  688. Comment
    EI-1299Ted Portenier
    The purpose of the STB? I believe the purpose has been lost. Up until now in being a part of the process, I have watched, I have listened, I have been active, concerned, interested. Wanting to understand all there was to both sides of the issue. I tried to keep an open mind and heart knowing that this was a major issue and would have major effects on everyone in my community as well as my family, homestead and way of life. This painstaking process is all necessary in order to get all the clarity possible for this type of devastation upon a community. Some of the saving grace to this process is to have an unbiased 3rd party involved to look at all the facts" honestly and help bring resolve and closure that is truly for the good of "all". The STB is one said such organization founded by the people of these United States and funded by all the people of these United States. Our tax dollars at work or so we would like to believe. But as I have watched, listened, been an active part and have been whole heartedly concerned for the good of all in this process, I have been completely dumbfounded with the peoples of the STB. I have never in all my years seen such a charade, such a farce, such a waste of money and of our time as citizens of this country and process. Your review (DEIS) was never even done! And you damn well know it. The STB cut and pasted documents with headers that were entitled for this project, stuck them in a binder and called it a study. Then patronized the people who pay your salaries with the opportunity to blow steam. You could care less what we are faced with, what we've been through, what all this means to our families and what will happen after your charade is over. You are heartless and without a conscience. Your organization (if you can call it that) should be and will be held liable for total corruption."
    Hondo, TX
  689. Comment
    EI-1333Sandra L. Young
  690. Comment
    EI-1310Al & Jerrie Bishop
  691. Comment
    EI-1298Thomas R. Hester, Ph.D.
    Comments on the Draft EIS for Finance Docket 34284
    Utopia, TX
  692. Comment
    EI-1297Castroville Conservation Society
    See attachment.
    Carole S. Romano · Castroville, Texas
  693. Comment
    EI-1296Steptoe & Johnson
    David Coburn
  694. Comment
    EI-1295Douglas Riff
  695. Comment
    EI-1294Medina County Environmental Action Association
    Lynn Kitchen
  696. Comment
    EI-1293Schweers Historical Foundation
    C. Ray Schoch
  697. Comment
    EI-1289Max Walden & Carol Casillas
    Hondo, Texas
  698. Comment
    EI-1288Medina County Environmental Action Association
    I sent this earlier, but was not sure if it went through. I apologize if this is a repeat. You will be receiving the hard copies on Monday.
    Lynn M. Kitchen · San Antonio, TX
  699. Comment
    EI-1287Medina County Environmental Action Association
    Please find attached my comments for the Draft EIS as the technical Representative for MCEAA. I will be sending hard copies under separate cover by Fedex, Monday delivery.
    Lynn Kitchen · San Antonio, TX
  700. Comment
    EI-1286Wayne Balzen
    Again I thank you for allowing me to speak on 12/2/04 at the public meeting in Hondo, Tex. You are to be commended on the DEIS for its content concerning only the issues. I support your decisions and hope that you will continue to address them on your report to the STB committee. Much work, investigation, adhereance to the laws, and review has been achieved to compile this DEIS. Thank you for your dedication and hard work to complete this document and proposal.
    Pleasanton, Tx
  701. Comment
    EI-1292Ray H. Wardwell
  702. Comment
    EI-1284robert clark
    I am very concerned about the proposed railroad and quarry. The 24 hour operation would be very noisy. I am very worried about my water well. Who will repair it if the blasting damages it? My #1 comment is: Why aren't we talking to the board members? The board members need to be accountable to the citizens of this country. We need a meeting with the board members and they can answer our questions face to face.
    mico, tx
  703. Comment
    EI-1283barbara clark
    My grandson rides the schoolbus to Hondo every day. It takes one hour and I'm worried the slow moving train will get him home even later. In the morning the whole schoolbus might be late for school. With all the train derailments lately I'm also concerned about safety at all the crossings. I'm sure Vulcan can find a better place for a quarry where there aren't so many people affected.
    mico, tx
  704. Comment
    EI-1282barbara clark
    My grandson rides the schoolbus to school and back home everyday. It takes one hour to get home and I'm worried the slow moving train crossing 2676 and taking a lot longer. In the morning the train might make the whole bus late for school. With all the train derailments lately I'm also concerned about his safety at all the crossings. I'm sure Vulcan can find another place that is away from so many people.
    mico, tx
  705. Comment
    EI-1281Robert Clark
    I am very concerned about the proposed railroad and quarry. It would disrupt our lives greatly. This 24 hour operation would be noisy all night. Who will repair my water well when the blasting damages it? My most important comment is : we need to have a meeting so we can ask our questions to the board and get a answer back right away. The board should be responsible to the citizens of the country. We deserve a chance to talk to the board face ot face.
    mico, tx
  706. Comment
    EO-188Advisory Council on Historic Preservation
    Margie Nowick
  707. Comment
    EI-1274Douglas Riff
  708. Comment
    EI-21010Richard Fournier
  709. Comment
    EO-187Medina County Environmental Action Association
    Robert Fitzgerald
  710. Comment
    EI-1270Chris Mitchell
    I sent this over on Dec. 2,2004 but I can't see where to look at this & other comments regarding STB & Vulcan/SGR. Where do I have to go online to read other comments about this???I am sending a certified copy out tomorrow so that this is part of the official record before Jan 10, 2005. Thank you Chris Mitchell
    Castroville, Tx
  711. Comment
    EI-1267Larry Coyle
  712. Comment
    EI-1268Wayne Balzen
  713. Comment
    EI-1266U.S. House of Representatives
    Henry Bonilla
  714. Comment
    EI-1264Texas Water Development Board
    Bill Mullican
  715. Comment
    EI-1265Dianne Pipes
  716. Comment
    EI-1263Anne Guerra
  717. Comment
    EI-1262Medina County Environmental Action Association
    Robert Fitzgerald
  718. Comment
    EI-1261Medina County Environmental Action Association
    Robert Fitzgerald
  719. Comment
    EI-1118MCEAA, Inc.
    Ms. Rutson, I want to thank you for your telephone response to my recent e-mail regarding the meeting in Hondo, Texas regarding the Castroville Newspaper Headlines. I was not the lady that brought the newspaper to your attention. I was in the audience. I would like to request that you put your answer to me in written form by simply repling to me at my e-mail address that is listed above. Thank you. Jacque Conrad
    Jacque Conrad · San Antonio, Texas
  720. Comment
    EI-1260U.S. House of Representatives
    Henry Bonilla
  721. Comment
    EI-1112MCEAA, Inc.
    Ms.Rutson, At the recent meeting in Medina County, you were shown a newspaper with headlines stating that the SGR permit had been granted. I, perhaps because I was seated near the back of the room, was unable to hear your response. Has the permit been issued? If so, why was there a meeting? Your resonse is requested. Thank you. Jacqueline W. Conrad
    Jacqueline W. Conrad · San Antonio, Texas
  722. Comment
    EI-1111MCEAA, Inc.
    Ms. Ghosh: At the recent meeting in Medina County, you were shown a newspaper with headlines stating that the SGR permit had been granted. I, perhaps because I was seated near the back of the room, was unable to hear your response. Has this permit alread been issued? If so, why did we go through this meeting? Your response is requested. Thank you, Jacqueline W. Conrad
    Jacqueline W. Conrad · San Antonio, Texas
  723. Comment
    EI-1095Clovis Boehme
  724. Comment
    EI-1110Craig Heiligman
    I am the son-in-law of one of the land owners of the proposed quarry site. I wanted to thank the STB and its SEA for letting me speak at the recent public meeting in Hondo. I thought the DEIS was well written and addressed all concerns brought up by the opposition and spelled out mitigants for any findings. The opposition continues to make emotion filled statements full of scare tactics. I'm sure that common sense will prevail when the final EIS is sent to be approved. At the meeting the other night, you would have thought that Quihi is a swamp, the way people were talking and then one gentleman said it was a desert. I guess they are covering all their bases. They are worried about flooding. My father-in-law's place had 5.5 inches of rain the other day on already wet ground and my son and I had no problem going hunting and did not have to drive through any high water. If these people are building their homes in creeks and areas prone to high water, then that should say something about common sense. The opposition also brought up negative facts about Vulcan from other parts of the country. As with any large company, there will be incidents happen. But they would not continue to be a Fortune 500 company if there were major problems. I grew up in Hondo where the railway goes right through town. Our house was 1/4 of a mile from the track. Trains come through every hour. I did not loose any sleep nor did our house fall to pieces. As you saw on your way to the Fair Hall, there are a number of historic buildings in downtown Hondo that are a within feet of the railway. These building have sustained no damage from vibration. Hondo has continued to survive with the trains. These trains come through at a lot faster speed than the proposed trains will be moving from the quarry. The opposition acts like the county roads which will be passed are interstate highways and there will be major traffic jams. Look at all the millions of miles of railways all over the U.S., which cross major thoroughfares and highways with no problems. This is only a 7 mile track and will have no adverse impact on the environment, historic buildings, flooding, noise, or traffic. Please don't let the emotion filled scare tactics made by the opposition influence the final EIS. This project would be a great economic boost to the county and school district. Thank You.
    Castroville, Texas
  725. Comment
    EI-1109Craig Heiligman
    I wanted to thank the STB for the opportunity to speak a the public meeting held in Hondo. I'm sure anytime a project like this is proposed, you hear all kinds of emotion feeled speeches and have to weigh each comment for actual impact on any environmental issues. Some of the facts they were throwing out such as flooding are somewhat inflated. It recently rained 5.5 inches on my father-in-laws place on top of already wet ground and my son and I went hunting the next day and did not have to drive through any high water what so ever. If they are building their houses in the creeks and water way's then it doesn't say much for common sense. One gentleman even said this is a desert area. So which is it a wetland area that floods constantly or a desert? I grew up in Hondo where a UP railway goes right through town. Our house was 1/4 mile away and it did keep me awake at night and it did shake our house to pieces. There are many historic building within a few hundred feet as you saw when you went to the meeting. These structures have not had any damage from vibration or noise and this railway does not cause any flooding. These trains come through Hondo every hour at a speed which is a lot faster than the train, which will be hauling aggregate. I see no issues with the rail way which would not be solved with the mitigants proposed in teh DEIS. Thanks
    Castroville, Texas
  726. Comment
    EI-1259Medina County Environmental Action Association
    Alyne Fitzgerald
  727. Comment
    EI-1258Sheila Caron
  728. Comment
    EI-1257East Medina County Special Utility District
    Timothy Hildenbrand
  729. Comment
    EI-1256Bob Fitzgerald
  730. Comment
    EI-1255Jack Love
  731. Comment
    EI-1254Darrell Brownlow
  732. Comment
    EI-1253Tom Ransdell
  733. Comment
    EI-1252Archie Gerdes
  734. Comment
    EI-1251Charlotte Adams
  735. Comment
    EI-1250Joyce Landrum
  736. Comment
    EI-1249Tracy Caron
  737. Comment
    EI-1248Robert Reed
  738. Comment
    EI-1247Wayne Stansbury
  739. Comment
    EI-1246Jean Marty
  740. Comment
    EI-1245Joe McKay
  741. Comment
    EI-1244Marilyn Brown
  742. Comment
    EI-1243Lester Landrum
  743. Comment
    EI-1242Tom Ransdell
  744. Comment
    EI-1241Marian Wernette
  745. Comment
    EI-1240Wayne Balzen
  746. Comment
    EI-1239Donald S. Schoch
  747. Comment
    EI-1238Ray Schoch
  748. Comment
    EI-1237Craig Heiligman
  749. Comment
    EI-1236Mary Walpole
  750. Comment
    EI-1235Alyne Fitzgerald
  751. Comment
    EI-1234Jacque Conrad
  752. Comment
    EI-1233Bob Fitzgerald
  753. Comment
    EI-1232Joseph Salomon
  754. Comment
    EI-1231Tom Walpole
  755. Comment
    EI-1230Richard Fournier
  756. Comment
    EI-1229Will Carter
  757. Comment
    EI-1228Timothy Hildenbrand
  758. Comment
    EI-1227Jack DeVault
  759. Comment
    EI-1226George Rice
  760. Comment
    EI-1225Elizabeth Wood
  761. Comment
    EI-1224Tap Pilam Coahuiltecan Nation
    Raymond Hernandez
  762. Comment
    EI-1223Russell Mangold
  763. Comment
    EI-1222Max Walden
  764. Comment
    EI-1221Cynthia Lindsey
  765. Comment
    EI-1220Lester Landrum
  766. Comment
    EI-1216Jack Love
  767. Comment
    EI-1215Carole S. Romano
  768. Comment
    EI-1214Nora Winkler
  769. Comment
    EI-1212James E. Barden
  770. Comment
    EI-1211Erna Balzen
  771. Comment
    EI-1209Ken Persyn
  772. Comment
    EI-1208Ray Schoch
  773. Comment
    EI-1207Cricket Mangold
  774. Comment
    EI-1205Mary Walpole
  775. Comment
    EI-1204Rusty Mangold
  776. Comment
    EI-1203Elizabeth Wood
  777. Comment
    EI-1201Joyce Landrum
  778. Comment
    EI-1200Robin Portenier
  779. Comment
    EI-1199Joe Balzen
  780. Comment
    EI-1196Dianne Pipes
  781. Comment
    EI-1194Scott Conrad
  782. Comment
    EI-1193Darrell Brownlow
  783. Comment
    EI-1192Carl Kelley
  784. Comment
    EI-1190Archie Gerdes
  785. Comment
    EI-1189Tom Walpole
  786. Comment
    EI-1188Thomas Hester
  787. Comment
    EI-1186Steve Lapp
  788. Comment
    EI-1185Robert Dile
  789. Comment
    EI-1183Morris Baxter
  790. Comment
    EI-1182Necey Schulte
  791. Comment
    EI-1181Lynn Kitchen
  792. Comment
    EI-1180Bob Fitzgerald
  793. Comment
    EI-1179David Barton
  794. Comment
    EI-1078Steptoe & Johnson
    David Coburn
  795. Comment
    EI-1077Natural Resources Conservation Service
    Larry Butler
  796. Comment
    EI-1076Lynne and Helen Boehme
  797. Comment
    EI-1108Craig D. Heiligman
    As a follow up to my previous comment. I have some concerns about the public meeting slated for December 2nd. Dr. Fitzgerald of Medina County Environmental Action Association has made comments in local papers that Vulcan must have written the draft EIS. Whoever runs the meeting needs to adhere to the guidlines outlined. Dr. Fitzgerald in other public meetings has tried to takeover and run the meeting his way. They will be very disruptive. Thanks again for all your hard work.
    Castroville, Texas
  798. Comment
    EI-1075U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
    Wayne A. Lea
  799. Comment
    EI-1074Quihi and New Fountain Historical Society
    Necey Schulte
  800. Comment
    EO-182U.S. House of Representatives
    Henry Bonilla
  801. Comment
    EI-1107Craig Heiligman
    After reviewing the preliminary EIS on the above docket, it appears that the SEA has done a very thorough job in assessing the environment impact of the proposed rail way and the alternatives and the mitigants on any issues mentioned. I believe that the rail way is the most effective, less dangerous, and most environmentally friendly alternative. The opposition has used every scare tactic imaginable including saying the dust would cause asthma to the dust would cause wrecks on Loop 410 in San Antonio, Texas some 30 miles or so away. Vulcan Materials is a fortune 500 company and would, in my mind, take every precaution necessary to make this a safe venture. This project would be a great economic boost to the county, to the school district, and to the surrounding area. Please don't let the voices of a few jealous people, whose land was not chosen, impact the final decision on this matter. Thank you for your time and hard work.
    Castroville, TX
  802. Decision
    35120Chief Of Section Of Environmental Analysis
    ATTACHED 11 PAGES (4-56 THROUGH 4-66) INADVERTENTLY OMITTED FROM CHAPTER 4 OF THE DRAFT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT SERVED ON NOVEMBER 5, 2004 IN THIS PROCEEDING.
  803. Decision
    35119Chief Of Section Of Environmental Analysis
    ISSUED DRAFT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT (DEIS) FOR PUBLIC REVIEW AND COMMENT. THE DEIS DISCUSSED THE POTENTIAL ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS THAT COULD RESULT FROM THE CONSTRUCTION AND OPERATION OF THE PROPOSED RAIL LINE AND INCLUDED PRELIMINARY RECOMMENDATIONS FOR MITIGATING POSSIBLE ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS.
  804. Comment
    EO-181Interested Party
  805. Comment
    EO-180U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
    Office of Federal Activities
  806. Comment
    EI-1069U.S. House of Representatives
    Henry Bonilla
  807. Comment
    EI-1058The Mangolds
  808. Comment
    EI-1055Candid Rogers
  809. Comment
    EI-981Vulcan Materials Company
    Tom Ransdell
  810. Comment
    EI-980Vulcan Materials Company
    Tom Ransdell
  811. Comment
    EI-943Texas Historical Commission
    F. Lawerence Oaks
  812. Comment
    EI-942Texas Historical Commission
    F. Lawerence Oaks
  813. Comment
    EI-941Medina County Environmental Action Association
    Robert Fitzgerald
  814. Comment
    EI-926Medina County Environmental Action Association
    Robert Fitzgerald
  815. Comment
    EI-916Texas Parks & Wildlife
    Russell Hooten
  816. Comment
    EI-904Medina County Environmental Action Association
    Robert Fitzgerald
  817. Comment
    EI-902Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
    Jim Muse
  818. Comment
    EI-894U.S. House of Representatives
    Henry Bonilla
  819. Comment
    EI-888Steptoe & Johnson
    David Coburn
  820. Comment
    EI-879Medina County Judge
    James Barden
  821. Comment
    EI-828Medina County Environmental Action Association
    Robert Fitzgerald
  822. Comment
    EI-825Steptoe & Johnson
    David Coburn
  823. Comment
    EO-128Steptoe & Johnson
    David Coburn
  824. Decision
    34697Chief Of Section Of Environmental Analysis
    PROVIDED NOTICE OF AVAILABILITY OF THE FINAL SCOPE OF STUDY FOR THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT.
  825. Comment
    EO-126Quihi & New Fountain Historical Society
    Cynthia Lindsey
  826. Comment
    EO-125Medina County Historical Commission
    Robert Hancock
  827. Comment
    EO-124Archie Gerdes
  828. Comment
    EO-123Medina County Environmental Action Association
    Robert Fitzgerald
  829. Comment
    EO-122Steptoe & Johnson
    David Coburn
  830. Comment
    EO-121Schweers Historical Foundation
    Carol Carpenter
  831. Comment
    EO-120U.S. House of Representatives
    Henry Bonilla
  832. Comment
    EO-119Comanche Nation
    Jim Arterberry
  833. Comment
    EO-118Kickapoo of Oklahoma
    Danny Kaskaske
  834. Comment
    EO-117Poarch Band of Creek Indians of Alabama
    Robert Thrower
  835. Comment
    EO-116Kickapoo Traditional Tribe of Texas
    Margie Salazar
  836. Comment
    EO-115United Keetowah Band of Cherokee Indians
    Dallas Proctor
  837. Comment
    EO-114Pokagon Band of Potawatomi Indians of Michigan and Indiana
    John Miller
  838. Comment
    EO-113Tonkawa Tribe of Oklahoma
    Carl Martin
  839. Comment
    EO-112Kialegee Tribal Town
    Town King
  840. Comment
    EO-111Cherokee Nation
    Richard Allen
  841. Comment
    EO-110Tap Pilam Coahuiltecan Nation
    Raymond Hernandez
  842. Comment
    EO-109Wichita & Affiliated Tribes
    Troy Johanntoberns
  843. Comment
    EO-108Mescalero Apache Tribe
    Holly Houghton
  844. Comment
    EO-107Kickapoo Traditional Tribe of Texas
    Juan Garza
  845. Comment
    EO-106Seminole Tribe of Florida
    Billy Cypress
  846. Comment
    EO-105Seminole Nation of Oklahoma
    Kenneth Chambers
  847. Comment
    EO-104Apache Tribe of Oklahoma
    Alonzo Chalepah
  848. Comment
    EO-103Kickapoo of Kansas
    Steve Cadue
  849. Comment
    EO-102Kiowa Tribe
    Dorla Goombi
  850. Comment
    EI-793Steptoe & Johnson
    David Coburn
  851. Comment
    EI-792Medina County Environmental Action Association
    Jacque Conrad
  852. Comment
    EI-789Medina County Environmental Action Association
    Robert Fitzgerald
  853. Comment
    EI-787The Gardner Law Firm
    David Barton
  854. Comment
    EI-781Medina County Environmental Action Association
    Robert Fitzgerald
  855. Comment
    EI-780The Gardner Law Firm
    David Barton
  856. Comment
    EO-100Steptoe & Johnson
    David Coburn
  857. Comment
    EO-97Jacque Conrad
  858. Comment
    EI-774The Gardner Law Firm
    David Barton
  859. Comment
    EI-766Steptoe & Johnson
    David Coburn · Washington, DC
  860. Comment
    EO-76Archie Gerdes
  861. Comment
    EI-21008Richard Fournier
  862. Comment
    EI-755Steptoe & Johnson
    David Coburn · Washington, DC
  863. Comment
    EI-757Archie Gerdes
    Hondo, TX
  864. Comment
    EI-751Steptoe & Johnson
    David Coburn · Washington, DC
  865. Comment
    EO-74Robert Fitzgerald
  866. Comment
    EI-736Robert Fitzgerald
  867. Comment
    EI-738U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
    Wayne Lea
  868. Comment
    EI-734Lynette Stewart
  869. Reply
    210279Reply
    Southwest Gulf Railroad Company
  870. Comment
    EI-733Steptoe & Johnson
    David Coburn
  871. Comment
    EI-710Betty Balzen
  872. Comment
    EI-709Jack Love
  873. Comment
    EI-708Alfred and Jerrie Bishop
  874. Comment
    EI-707Mathis Saathoff
  875. Comment
    EI-705Deborah Clegg
  876. Comment
    EI-704Henry Balzen
  877. Comment
    EI-703Robin Portenier
  878. Comment
    EI-701Jack and Bonnie DeVault
  879. Comment
    EI-700John Wahl
  880. Comment
    EI-698Texas Department of Transportation
    Michael Behrens
  881. Comment
    EI-697Robert Dile
  882. Comment
    EI-696Melverda Dile
  883. Comment
    EI-694Marilyn Brown
  884. Comment
    EI-693Sandra Kent
  885. Comment
    EI-692Dennis Skalka
  886. Comment
    EI-691Richard and Nancy Culpepper
  887. Comment
    EI-690Robert McCoy
  888. Comment
    EI-689Jeff Fuchs
  889. Comment
    EI-688Velda Jarrell
  890. Comment
    EI-687Max Walden
  891. Comment
    EI-686Welton and JoAnne Boehme
  892. Comment
    EI-685Joyce Landrum
  893. Comment
    EI-683U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
    Jana Milliken
  894. Comment
    EO-62Texas Historical Commission
    Pam Opiela
  895. Comment
    EI-695Schweers Historical Foundation
    Carol Carpenter
  896. Environmental
    210174Environmental Materials
    Medina County Environmental Action Association
  897. Comment
    EI-678Mary Walpole
  898. Comment
    EI-677Frank Fournier and family
  899. Comment
    EI-676Margaret and Kenneth Fischer
  900. Comment
    EI-675Francis Fleming
  901. Comment
    EI-674Barbara Lapp
  902. Comment
    EI-673Necey Schulte
  903. Comment
    EI-672Reginald Weirich
  904. Comment
    EI-671Leonard Wernette
  905. Comment
    EI-670Edward Pawelek
  906. Comment
    EI-669Scott Conrad
  907. Comment
    EI-668Thomas Walpole
  908. Comment
    EI-667Aural Allen
  909. Comment
    EI-666Curtis Boehme and family
  910. Comment
    EI-665Jimmy Walsh
  911. Comment
    EI-664Joe and Erna Balzen
  912. Comment
    EI-663Ray Wardwell
  913. Comment
    EI-657David Hough
  914. Comment
    EI-656Edwards Aquifer Authority
    Gregory Ellis
  915. Comment
    EI-655Lois and Dave Hoesley
  916. Comment
    EI-654Joseph Salomon
  917. Comment
    EI-653Thomas Hester
  918. Comment
    EI-652Quihi and New Fountain Historical Society
    Cynthia Lindsey
  919. Comment
    EI-651Glenn Lindsey
  920. Comment
    EI-650Douglas and Karen Neuman
  921. Comment
    EI-649Quihi and New Fountain Historical Society
    Necey Schulte
  922. Comment
    EI-648James and Donna Dittmar
  923. Comment
    EI-647Donald Harp
  924. Comment
    EI-662Dianne and Randall Pipes
  925. Comment
    EI-661Robert Schulte
  926. Comment
    EI-660Verlyn Mangold
  927. Comment
    EI-659R.J. Mangold
  928. Comment
    EI-658Katherine Baxter
  929. Comment
    EI-646Alyne Fitzgerald
  930. Comment
    EI-645Medina County Environmental Action Association
    Robert Fitzgerald
  931. Comment
    EI-644Janice Waits
  932. Comment
    EI-643John Waits
  933. Comment
    EI-642Lester Landrum
  934. Comment
    EI-641Medina County Environmental Action Association
    Robert Fitzgerald
  935. Comment
    EI-640Adams Environmental, Inc.
    Lynn Kitchen
  936. Comment
    EI-639Donald Harp
  937. Comment
    EI-638Royce Hartmann
  938. Comment
    EI-637Charles and Patricia Bigelow
  939. Comment
    EI-636Robyn Bigelow
  940. Comment
    EI-635Bret Bigelow
  941. Comment
    EI-634Ruth & Dewey Davis
  942. Comment
    EI-633Morris Baxter
  943. Notice
    210149Notice Of Intent To Participate (Without Comment)
    Medina County Environmental Action Association
  944. Comment
    EI-632Melvin and Judy Dittmar
  945. Comment
    EI-631Jonathan Aken & Family
  946. Comment
    EI-630Hooty and Cheri Wernette
  947. Comment
    EI-629Sylvia Greer
  948. Comment
    EI-628Terry Greer
  949. Comment
    EI-627Medinal County Environmental Action Association
    Cindi Regnier
  950. Comment
    EI-626Medina County Environmental Action Association
    Brad Regnier
  951. Comment
    EI-625Robert Clark
  952. Comment
    EI-624Barbara Clark
  953. Comment
    EI-623George Holguin
  954. Comment
    EI-622Melvin and Judy Dittmar
  955. Comment
    EI-621Patrick O'Neill
  956. Comment
    EI-620Dwight Biediger
  957. Comment
    EI-619Eva Biediger
  958. Comment
    EI-618Mary Chappie
  959. Comment
    EI-617Wesley Haby
  960. Comment
    EI-616Sean Feneley
  961. Comment
    EI-615Robert Reed
  962. Comment
    EI-614Grace Reed
  963. Comment
    EI-613Lynn and Helen Boehme
  964. Comment
    EI-612Dorothy Bendele
  965. Comment
    EI-611Carl Kelley
  966. Notice
    210115Notice Of Intent To Participate (Without Comment) - Fax Copy
    Medina County Environmental Action Association
  967. Comment
    EI-602The Gardner Law Firm
    David Barton
  968. Comment
    EI-601The Gardner Law Firm
    David Barton
  969. Comment
    EI-600U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
    Robert Pine
  970. Comment
    EI-599Steptoe & Johnson
    David Coburn
  971. Comment
    EI-610U.S. House of Representatives
    Henry Bonilla
  972. Comment
    EI-604Craig and Suzanne Heiligman
  973. Comment
    EI-603Clovis and Dorothy Jean Boehme
  974. Comment
    EI-597Texas Department of Transportation
    James Randall
  975. Comment
    EI-596Tap Pilam Coahuiltecan Nation
    Raymond Hernandez
  976. Comment
    EO-61Medina County Environmental Action Association
    Robert Fitzgerald
  977. Comment
    EO-60Adams Environmental, Inc.
    Lynn Kitchen
  978. Comment
    EO-59U.S. House of Representatives
    Henry Bonilla
  979. Comment
    EI-595Archie Gerdes
  980. Comment
    EI-592Adams Environmental, Inc.
    Lynn Kitchen
  981. Comment
    EI-544Medina County Environmental Action Assocation
    Robert Fitzgerald
  982. Comment
    EI-543Advisory Council on Historic Preservation
    Carol Legard
  983. Comment
    EI-542Victor Schweers
  984. Comment
    EI-541Adams Environmental, Inc.
    Lynn Kitchen
  985. Comment
    EO-57The Gardner Law Firm
    David Barton
  986. Decision
    34411Chief Of Section Of Environmental Analysis
    (1) PROVIDED NOTICE OF THE SECTON OF ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS' DECISION TO PREPARE AN ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT (EIS) AND TO INITIATE THE FORMAL SCOPING PROCESS; AND (2) ANNOUNCED THE AVAILABILITY OF A DRAFT SCOPE OF STUDY FOR THE EIS AND REQUESTED COMMENTS ON THE DRAFT SCOPE OF STUDY.
  987. Comment
    EI-472Steptoe & Johnson
    David Coburn
  988. Comment
    EO-56Environmental Mailing List
  989. Comment
    EI-471The Gardner Law Firm
    David Barton
  990. Comment
    EI-470U.S. House of Representatives
    Henry Bonilla
  991. Comment
    EI-469Texas State Senator
    Frank Madla
  992. Comment
    EO-54The Gardner Law Firm
    David Barton
  993. Comment
    EI-423Steptoe & Johnson
    David Coburn
  994. Comment
    EO-51U.S. House of Representatives
    Henry Bonilla
  995. Comment
    EI-371Texas Department of Agriculture
    Susan Combs
  996. Comment
    EI-366The Gardner Law Firm
    David Barton
  997. Comment
    EI-367U.S. House of Representatives
    Henry Bonilla
  998. Comment
    EI-328Texas Historical Commission
    F. Lawerence Oaks
  999. Comment
    EI-326Schweers Historical Foundation
    Donald S. Schoch
  1000. Comment
    EI-320Schweers Historical Foundation
    Carol Carpenter
  1001. Comment
    EO-43Office of Congressman Henry Bonilla
    Gabrel Lozano
  1002. Comment
    EI-319Medina County Historical Commission
    Robert Hancock
  1003. Comment
    EI-316Steptoe & Johnson
    David Coburn
  1004. Comment
    EI-315Medina County Environmental Action Association
    Lynn Kitchen
  1005. Comment
    EI-314Medina County Environmental Action Association
    Robert Fitzgerald
  1006. Comment
    EI-313Thomas Hester
  1007. Comment
    EI-317Quihi & New Fountain Historical Society
    Necey Schulte
  1008. Comment
    EI-312Texas Historical Commission
    F. Lawerence Oaks
  1009. Comment
    EO-42Section 106 consulting parties
  1010. Comment
    EI-299Glenn Lindsey
  1011. Comment
    EO-50Section 106 Consulting Parties
  1012. Comment
    EO-41Section 106 consulting parties
  1013. Comment
    EO-39Steptoe & Johnson
    David Coburn
  1014. Comment
    EI-288Steptoe & Johnson
    David Coburn
  1015. Comment
    EI-287Steptoe & Johnson
    David Coburn
  1016. Comment
    EI-286Texas Parks & Wildlife
    Renee Fields
  1017. Comment
    EI-285Steptoe & Johnson
    David Coburn
  1018. Comment
    EI-284Steptoe & Johnson
    David Coburn
  1019. Comment
    EI-273Quihi & New Fountain Historical Society
    Cynthia Lindsey
  1020. Decision
    33632Entire Board
    DENIED THE MEDINA COUNTY ENVIRONMENTAL ACTION ASSOCIATION'S PETITION TO REVOKE THE CONDITIONAL CONSTRUCTION AND OPERATION EXEMPTION GRANTED TO SOUTHWEST GULF RAILROAD COMPANY FOR AN APPROXIMATELY 7-MILE LINE OF RAILROAD IN MEDINA COUNTY, TX.
  1021. Comment
    EO-28Quihi/New Fountain Historical Society
    Cynthia Lindsey
  1022. Comment
    EO-27Schweers Historical Foundation
    Donald Schoch
  1023. Comment
    EO-26Medina County Historical Commission
    Robert Hancock
  1024. Comment
    EI-261Medina County Environmental Action Association
    Robert Fitzgerald
  1025. Comment
    EI-262William Schmidt
  1026. Comment
    EI-259Steptoe & Johnson
    David Coburn
  1027. Comment
    EO-25Steptoe & Johnson
    David Coburn
  1028. Comment
    EI-254Nancy Culpepper
  1029. Comment
    EI-250Medina County Historical Commission
    Robert Hancock
  1030. Comment
    EI-243Ray Wardwell
  1031. Comment
    EI-242Iowa Tribe of Oklahoma
    Marianne Long
  1032. Comment
    EO-22Medina County Environmental Action Association
    Robert Fitzgerald
  1033. Comment
    EI-241Steptoe & Johnson
    David Coburn
  1034. Comment
    EI-240Craig D. Herligman
  1035. Comment
    EI-239Robyn Bigelow
  1036. Comment
    EI-226Peggy Wilson
  1037. Comment
    EI-225Brett Bigelow
  1038. Comment
    EI-228J.D. McKay
  1039. Comment
    EI-227Joyce McKay
  1040. Comment
    EI-224Barbara Lapp
  1041. Comment
    EI-223Texas Historical Commission
    Pam Opiela
  1042. Comment
    EI-232Medina County Environmental Action Association
    Robert Fitzgerald
  1043. Comment
    EO-21Texas Historical Commission
    Pam Opiela
  1044. Comment
    EI-231Verlyn Mangold
  1045. Comment
    EI-230Marvin Niebuhr
  1046. Comment
    EI-229Richard Culpepper
  1047. Comment
    EI-221Medina County Environmental Action Association
    Robert Fitzgerald
  1048. Comment
    EI-219Keith Seale and Roxanne Seale
  1049. Comment
    EI-218Edward L. Pawelek
  1050. Comment
    EI-217Curtis Saathoff, et. al.
  1051. Comment
    EI-216Judy Dittmar
  1052. Comment
    EI-215Lois Hoesley and Dave Hoesley
  1053. Comment
    EI-214Lester R. Landrum
  1054. Comment
    EI-220Marvin L. Niebuhr
  1055. Comment
    EI-179Wayne L. Marty and Jean Marty
  1056. Comment
    EI-178Mary F. Walpole
  1057. Comment
    EI-177Tom Walpole
  1058. Comment
    EI-176Raymond L. Jagge
  1059. Comment
    EI-175Mr. and Mrs. Saathoff
  1060. Comment
    EI-181Gary Boehme
  1061. Comment
    EI-180Cordell Bohlen
  1062. Comment
    EI-197Bonnie DeVault
  1063. Comment
    EI-174Dorothy Bendele
  1064. Comment
    EI-173Jeff M. Fuchs
  1065. Comment
    EI-172Donald W. Johnson
  1066. Comment
    EI-171Carl S. Kelley
  1067. Comment
    EI-170Joe and Erna Balzen
  1068. Comment
    EI-169Archie R. Gerdes
  1069. Comment
    EI-168Unknown
  1070. Comment
    EI-167Sandra Kent
  1071. Comment
    EI-166Mildred Kent
  1072. Comment
    EI-165Texas Historical Commission
    Pamela Opiela
  1073. Comment
    EI-164Mary A. Crow
  1074. Comment
    EI-163Hugo Wurzbach
  1075. Comment
    EI-162Diane Pipes
  1076. Comment
    EI-161Kenneth A. Haby
  1077. Comment
    EI-160Grace Reed
  1078. Comment
    EI-159Thomas A. Crow
  1079. Comment
    EI-158Debra Terrill
  1080. Comment
    EI-157Norman B. Terrill
  1081. Comment
    EI-156Norman Terrill III
  1082. Comment
    EI-155Lynn F. Boehme
  1083. Comment
    EI-154Royce R. Hartmann
  1084. Comment
    EI-153Wayne R. Balzen
  1085. Comment
    EI-152Betty Balzen
  1086. Comment
    EI-151Jimmy K. Walch
  1087. Comment
    EI-150Helen A. Boehme
  1088. Comment
    EI-149David Larson and Barbara Larson
  1089. Comment
    EI-148The Pichot family
    Thomas E. Pichot, et. al.
  1090. Comment
    EI-147Medina County Environmental Action Association
    Robert Fitzgerald
  1091. Comment
    EI-146Adams Environmental, Inc.
    Lynn M. Kitchen
  1092. Comment
    EI-145Lester Landrum
  1093. Comment
    EI-144Morris Baxter
  1094. Comment
    EI-143Katherine Baxter
  1095. Comment
    EI-141Dennis Skalka
  1096. Comment
    EI-139Margaret A. Skalka
  1097. Comment
    EI-138Jack DeVault
  1098. Comment
    EI-135John A. Waits
  1099. Comment
    EI-134Janice S. Waits
  1100. Comment
    EI-133Aaron C. Bewdele Jr.
  1101. Comment
    EI-132Dorothy Boehme
  1102. Comment
    EI-131Terry Greer
  1103. Comment
    EI-130Jennifer Lindsey
  1104. Comment
    EI-129Alyne Fitzgerald
  1105. Comment
    EI-128Glenn Lindsey
  1106. Comment
    EI-127Velda J. Jarrell
  1107. Comment
    EI-126Siri L. Sophar and Col. Juan Fontanes
  1108. Comment
    EI-125Dwight Biediger
  1109. Comment
    EI-124Joyce Landrum
  1110. Comment
    EI-123Bea Knight
  1111. Comment
    EI-122Jack Love
  1112. Comment
    EI-121Robert L. Marfell
  1113. Comment
    EI-120Patricia Spears Bigelow
  1114. Comment
    EI-119Charles Bigelow
  1115. Comment
    EI-118Robert W. Dile
  1116. Comment
    EI-117Irving M. Duncan
  1117. Comment
    EI-116Robert N. Clark
  1118. Comment
    EI-115Barbara Smallwood
  1119. Comment
    EI-114Frank Fournier
  1120. Comment
    EI-113Sylvia D. Greer
  1121. Comment
    EI-112A.E. Allen
  1122. Comment
    EI-111Ray H. Wardwell and Barbara Wardwell
  1123. Comment
    EI-110Unknown
  1124. Comment
    EI-109Staci Boehme
  1125. Comment
    EI-108Clovis Boehme
  1126. Comment
    EI-107Carolyn B. Wethblien
  1127. Comment
    EI-106Christine McCoy
  1128. Comment
    EI-105Kim Rosenthal
  1129. Comment
    EI-104Robert McCoy
  1130. Comment
    EI-103Albert J. Haas
  1131. Comment
    EI-102R. J. Mangold
  1132. Comment
    EI-101Jennifer Lindsey
  1133. Comment
    EI-100Cynthia Lindsey
  1134. Comment
    EI-99Bill Weirich
  1135. Comment
    EI-98Kathryn A. Graham
  1136. Comment
    EI-97Robert J. Schulte
  1137. Comment
    EI-96Robert M. Reed
  1138. Comment
    EI-95Randy Wood and Elizabeth Wood
  1139. Comment
    EI-94Justin Jungman
  1140. Comment
    EI-93Charlotte Adams
  1141. Comment
    EI-92Florence Street
  1142. Comment
    EI-91Elgin L Wiemers
  1143. Comment
    EI-90Lynette Stewart
  1144. Comment
    EI-89Millard Schwehart
  1145. Comment
    EI-88Nan Persyn and Ken Persyn
  1146. Comment
    EI-87Welton Boehme
  1147. Comment
    EI-86Verlyn Wiemers Mangold
  1148. Reply
    208015Reply
    Southwest Gulf Railroad Company
  1149. Comment
    EI-85Steptoe & Johnson
    David Coburn
  1150. Comment
    EO-15Steptoe & Johnson
    David Coburn
  1151. Comment
    EO-14Interested Parties
  1152. Comment
    EO-13Interested Parties
  1153. Motion
    207872Petition To Revoke Exemption
    Medina County Environmental Action Association
  1154. Comment
    EI-74Medina County Environmental Action Association
    Robert Fitzgerald
  1155. Comment
    EI-73Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
    Jim Muse
  1156. Comment
    EI-72Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
    Bobby D. Caldwell
  1157. Comment
    EI-71Schweers Historical Foundation
    Donald S. Schoch
  1158. Decision
    33424Entire Board
    GRANTED SOUTHWEST GULF RAILROAD COMPANY A CONDITIONAL EXEMPTION UNDER 49 U.S.C. 10502 FROM THE PRIOR APPROVAL REQUIREMENTS OF 49 U.S.C. 10901 FOR AUTHORITY TO CONSTRUCT AND OPERATE AN APPROXIMATELY 7-MILE LINE OF RAILROAD IN MEDINA COUNTY, TX.
  1159. Comment
    EI-63Texas Department of Transportation
    James L. Randall
  1160. Decision
    33578Secretary
    NOTICE THAT THE BOARD WILL CONDUCT A VOTING CONFERENCE ON FRIDAY, MAY 9, 2003, AT 10 A.M.
  1161. Comment
    EI-62Steptoe & Johnson
    David Coburn
  1162. Comment
    EI-60The Medina County Environmental Action Association
    Robert Fitzgerald
  1163. Comment
    EI-59Steptoe & Johnson
    David Coburn
  1164. Comment
    EI-57Medina County Judge
    James Barden
  1165. Comment
    EI-56U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
    Robert T. Pine
  1166. Comment
    EI-55Edwards Aquifer Authority
    Gregory Ellis
  1167. Comment
    EI-54Federal Emergency Management Agency
    Glen Beard
  1168. Comment
    EI-53Texas Water Development Board
    William Mullican
  1169. Comment
    EI-52Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
    James Bice
  1170. Comment
    EI-51Texas Single Point of Contact
    Denise S. Francis
  1171. Comment
    EI-50U.S. EPA, Region 6
    Michael P. Jansky
  1172. Comment
    EI-29Steptoe & Johnson
    David Coburn
  1173. Comment
    EO-9Federal, state and local agencies
  1174. Comment
    EI-30Steptoe & Johnson
    David Coburn
  1175. Motion
    207315Petition For Exemption
    Southwest Gulf Railroad Company
  1176. Comment
    EI-28Southwest Gulf Railroad Company
    Darrell Brownlow
  1177. Comment
    EI-26URS Corporation
  1178. Comment
    EO-8Steptoe & Johnson
    David Coburn
  1179. Comment
    EI-27URS Corporation
    James R. Blacksmith
  1180. Comment
    EO-2Steptoe & Johnson, LLP
    David Coburn
  1181. Comment
    EI-10Steptoe & Johnson
    David Coburn
  1182. Comment
    EO-3Steptoe & Johnson
    David Coburn
  1183. Comment
    EI-11Steptoe & Johnson
    David Coburn