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Flagged Mr. Koyiyumptewa, On April 30, 2020, the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) issued a Notice of Intent to Prepare an Advanced Nuclear Reactor Generic Environmental Impact Statement in the Federal Register (FR) (84 FR 62559). In accordance with Title 10 of the Code of Federal Regulations Part 51.26, the NRC conducted a scoping meeting to collect comments. The NRC staff also collected comments from the public via e-mail, standard mail, and regulations.gov.

The NRC staff reviewed the transcripts from the public meeting and all comments received during the public scoping period, and identified individual comments. The NRC received approximately 3200 comment correspondence and approximately 110 unique comments. The NRC appreciates and thanks you for providing comments on the scope of the ANR GEIS. You will find a summary of the comments received and the staffs responses in the attached Scoping Summary Report.

On September 21, 2020 the Commission directed the staff to codify the findings of the ANR GEIS. The staff is currently assessing the impacts of adding rulemaking to the ANR GEIS effort and developing a revised schedule. Information on the NRCs rulemaking activities can be found at https://www.nrc.gov/reading-rm/doc-collections/rulemaking-ruleforum/active/RuleIndex.html.

Information on the ANR GEIS rulemaking will be added to this website in the near future.

Please direct any inquiries to Mr. Jack Cushing, Sr. Project Manager at 301-415-3835, or via email at Jack.Cushing@nrc.gov or to Ms. Laura Willingham, Project Manager at 301-415-0857, or via email at Laura.Willingham@nrc.gov.

Thank you, Laura M. Willingham Project Manager U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Office of Nuclear Materials Safety and Safeguards Division of Rulemaking, Environmental, and Financial Support 301-741-1416 Laura.Willingham@nrc.gov

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i Environmental Impact Statement Scoping Process Summary Report The Advanced Nuclear Reactor Generic Environmental Impact Statement Public Scoping Period September 2020 U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Rockville, Maryland

ii CONTENTS Section Page A.

The Advanced Nuclear Reactor GEIS Public Scoping Period............................................. 1 B.

Public Comments and Responses...................................................................................... 3 B.1 Comments Concerning the NEPA Process............................................................... 3 B.1.1 Public Participation......................................................................................... 3 B.1.2 Additional Scoping......................................................................................... 3 B.1.3 Rulemaking.................................................................................................... 3 B.1.4 Advanced Reactor Definition.......................................................................... 4 B.1.5 Scope of Analysis........................................................................................... 4 B.1.6 Supplemental EISs......................................................................................... 6 B.1.7 Tribal/Section 106 Consultation..................................................................... 6 B.2 Comments Concerning the Plant Parameter Envelope and the Site Parameter Envelope.................................................................................................................... 6 B.2.1 PPE/SPE Performance-Based Approach...................................................... 6 B.2.2 Project/Site Identification................................................................................ 7 B.2.3 Irreversible/Irretrievable Commitment of Resources...................................... 7 B.3 Comments Concerning Hydrology............................................................................. 8 B.4 Comments Concerning Socioeconomics................................................................... 8 B.5 Comments Concerning Environmental Justice.......................................................... 9 B.6 Comments Concerning Historic and Cultural Resources........................................... 9 B.7 Comments Concerning Meteorology and Air Quality............................................... 10 B.8 Comments Concerning Radiological Health............................................................ 10 B.9 Comments Concerning Accidents............................................................................ 10 B.10 Comments Concerning the Uranium Fuel Cycle...................................................... 11 B.10.1 Fuel Cycle Impacts....................................................................................... 11 B.10.2 Spent Nuclear Fuel and Waste Disposal..................................................... 11 B.10.3 Recycling Spent Nuclear Fuel...................................................................... 11 B.11 Comments Concerning Transportation.................................................................... 11 B.12 Comments Concerning the Need for Power............................................................ 12 B.13 Comments Concerning Alternative Energy Sources................................................ 12 B.14 General Comments in Support of the GEIS............................................................. 13 B.15 General Comments in Support of Nuclear Power.................................................... 13 B.16 General Comments in Opposition to the ANR GEIS................................................ 14 B.17 General Comments in Opposition to Nuclear Power............................................... 14 B.18 Comments Concerning Issues Outside Scope - Emergency Preparedness........... 15 B.19 Comments Concerning Miscellaneous Issues Outside Scope................................ 15

iii B.20 Comments Concerning Issues Outside Scope - NRC Oversight............................ 16 B.21 Comments Concerning Issues Outside Scope - Safety.......................................... 16 C.

List of Commenters........................................................................................................... 17 D.

References........................................................................................................................ 61

1 A. The Advanced Nuclear Reactor GEIS Public Scoping Period On November 15, 2019, the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) staff issued a Federal Register notice (FRN) (84 FR 62559-TN6470) announcing an exploratory process and soliciting comments to determine the possibility of developing a Generic Environmental Impact Statement for licensing advanced nuclear reactors (ANR GEIS). The exploratory process included two public meetings, a comprehensive public workshop attended by multiple stakeholders, and a site visit to the Idaho National Laboratory, a location that is being contemplated for advanced reactors. As part of the exploratory process, the staff considered its experience with previous NRC GEISs that support power reactor license renewals (NRC 2013-TN2654), in situ uranium recovery facilities (NRC 2009-TN2559), and decommissioning (NRC 2002-TN665). During the exploratory process, the staff gathered information to determine whether developing an ANR GEIS to analyze the environmental impacts of both construction and operation of advanced reactors would improve the stability, effectiveness, and efficiency of the review process. The results of the exploratory process were documented in information paper, SECY-20-0020 (NRC 2020-TN6493), Results of Exploratory Process for Developing A Generic Environmental Impact Statement for the Construction and Operation of Advanced Nuclear Reactors. In SECY 0020, the staff concluded that there was sufficient information for the staff to complete an ANR GEIS for small-scale advanced reactors that have the potential to generate up to approximately 30 megawatts thermal (MWt) per reactor with a correspondingly small environmental footprint.

The information paper also stated that the actual bounding thermal power level of the advanced reactor used in the ANR GEIS would be a topic for further engagement with external stakeholders during the scoping process for the ANR GEIS (NRC 2020-TN6493).

On April 30, 2020, the NRC issued an FRN informing the public of its intent to develop an ANR GEIS and to conduct a scoping process to gather information necessary to prepare an ANR GEIS for small-scale advanced nuclear reactors (85 FR 24040-TN6458). The NRC held a webinar on May 28, 2020 to receive comments from the public on the scope of the ANR GEIS (NRC 2020-TN6459).

The ANR GEIS scoping FRN stated that the NRC intended to develop a GEIS for advanced nuclear reactors that feature a small generating output and correspondingly small environmental footprint in order to streamline the environmental review process for future small-scale advanced reactor environmental reviews. Because small-scale advanced reactors are not specific to only one reactor design and could be sited anywhere in the United States that meets NRC siting requirements, the FRN also discussed how the NRC decided to pursue a technology-neutral approach using a plant parameter envelope (PPE). The PPE would consist of a table of bounding values or parameters for different reactor designs located on a site. In addition, a table of values representing the site parameter envelope (SPE) (e.g., size of site, quantity of water used, demographics) would be developed to describe the affected environment. The ANR GEIS would evaluate the impacts of a reactor that fits within the bounds of the PPE on a site that fits within the bounds of the SPE to determine the environmental impact.

An application that references the ANR GEIS would need to demonstrate that its project is bounded by the analysis in the ANR GEIS and that there is no significant new information that affects the evaluation. The application would also need to analyze the site-specific resource-

2 related issues not resolved generically in the ANR GEIS. If the project is bounded by the ANR GEIS and there is no significant new information, the NRC would incorporate by reference the ANR GEIS in a supplemental environmental impact statement (EIS) and no further analysis would be needed for an issue that was resolved generically.

At the time of scoping, the NRC staff considered a small-scale advanced reactor as one having the potential to generate up to approximately 30 MWt per unit with a correspondingly small environmental footprint. Based on the comments received during scoping, the staff is expanding the use of performance-based plant parameters and assumptions that would reduce the reliance on a specified power level. Most resource areas do not need the power level to evaluate the impacts on the resource. For example, when evaluating water use, a performance-based parameter would be used to evaluate the advanced reactors water use versus water availability and performance assumptions; assumptions such as the advanced reactor would receive the required water permits from other agencies. A future advanced nuclear reactor application for an NRC license does not need to meet the assumptions and parameters for all the resource areas in order to incorporate by reference the ANR GEIS. The application can reference the resource areas that bound their application and then evaluate the resources areas that are not bounded.

During scoping the staff received comments concerning the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) process, the PPE and SPE, hydrology, socioeconomics, environmental justice, historic and cultural resources, climate change, radiological health, uranium fuel cycle, accidents, transportation of spent fuel, need for power, general comments in support of the ANR GEIS or nuclear power, general comments in opposition to the ANR GEIS or nuclear power, and comments concerning issues outside the scope of the ANR GEIS. Some comments suggested that the ANR GEIS be codified in an NRC rulemaking, similar to the codification of the findings in the NRC's License Renewal GEIS (NUREG-1437) (NRC 2013-TN2654). The Commission in SRM-20-0020, dated September 21, 2020, directed the staff to codify the results of the ANR GEIS (NRC 2020-TN6492).

The purpose of the scoping process is to help define the environmental issues to be discussed in an EIS. The NRC issues a scoping summary report to document the results of the scoping process, but if needed the appropriate NRC staff director may revise the determinations made during the scoping process, as appropriate, if substantial changes are made in the proposed action, or if significant new circumstances or information arise and bear on the proposed action or its impacts at any time prior to issuance of the draft EIS as stated in Title 10 of the Code of Federal Regulations (10 CFR) Part 51.29(c) (TN250). The scoping summary report does not make the final determinations on what will be a generic issue or a site-specific issue; that determination will be made in the ANR GEIS.

3 B. Public Comments and Responses B.1 Comments Concerning the NEPA Process B.1.1 Public Participation Comment: A number of comments stressed the importance of and provided input on the public participation process associated with the ANR GEIS, including requests for early engagement of stakeholders and future outreach prior to publication of the draft ANR GEIS.

Comments: (1-3-3) (2-1) (3-5) (9-2) (9-14) (20-4) (94-2) (94-12)1 Response: The NRC agrees that public participation is critical to the NRCs NEPA process. The NRC staff strives to conduct effective, open, and transparent public engagement. The NRC is committed to ensuring that the public has robust and early opportunities for providing public input during the development of the ANR GEIS, consistent with Council on Environmental Quality (CEQ) NEPA requirements in 40 CFR 1506.6 (TN4877) and NRC scoping requirements in 10 CFR Part 51 (TN250).

B.1.2 Additional Scoping Comment: One comment requested that if the NRC broadens the scope of the GEIS to encompass reactors larger than 30 MWt, as requested by many stakeholders, additional opportunities for comment on this revised scope should be provided.

Comment: (90-7)

Response: The NRC is evaluating the use of a broader technology-neutral, performance-based approach that would include any type of advanced reactor that fits within the bounds of the performance parameters and assumptions in the ANR GEIS. This approach would establish performance-based criteria based on the potential for adverse environmental impacts and would largely decouple the criteria from the power level and focus the analyses on impacts on resources. Therefore, a reactor of any size that meets the performance measures and assumptions for a specific resource area could use the ANR GEIS for that resource. This fact broadens the scope of the ANR GEIS to encompass analysis of certain environmental issues even for advanced reactors larger than 30 MWt. The public will have the opportunity to comment on this approach when the draft ANR GEIS is issued, consistent with the regulatory requirements in 10 CFR Part 51 (NRC 2020- TN250).

B.1.3 Rulemaking Comment: Some comments suggested that the ANR GEIS be codified in an NRC rulemaking, similar to the codification of the findings in the NRC's License Renewal GEIS (NUREG-1437)

(NRC 2013-TN2654). One comment also requested that the ANR GEIS should eliminate the opportunity for contested adjudicatory hearings on NEPA review issues.

1 Each comment correspondence submitted during the scoping period is reviewed and individual comments are numbered according to the commenter.

4 Comments: (1-8-1) (21-13) (3-15) (26-14)

Response: The staff in SECY-20-0020, Results of Exploratory Process For Developing A Generic Environmental Impact Statement for the Construction and Operation of Advanced Nuclear Reactors (NRC 2020-TN6493) considered whether to conduct a rulemaking to codify the findings in the ANR GEIS and did not recommend rulemaking at that time. However, on September 21, 2020, the Commission directed the staff to conduct rulemaking for the ANR GEIS (NRC 2020- TN6492). Codifying the environmental findings in the ANR GEIS through a rulemaking would limit the potential issues that would be raised during the adjudicatory hearing process on advanced reactor applications.

B.1.4 Advanced Reactor Definition Comment: Certain comments requested clarification on the NRC's use of the term "advanced reactors."

Comments: (37-8) (91-2)

Response: The NRC will clarify the term advanced reactors in the ANR GEIS. Its definition will be informed by the one set forth in the Nuclear Energy Innovation and Modernization Act (aka NEIMA) (TN6469), which defines an advanced reactor as a nuclear fission or fusion reactor, including a prototype plant (as defined in Sections 50.2 [TN249] and 52.1 [TN251] of Title 10, Code of Federal Regulations (as in effect on the date of enactment of this Act)), with significant improvements compared to commercial nuclear reactors under construction as of the date of enactment of this Act, including improvements such as A. additional inherent safety features; B. significantly lower levelized cost of electricity; C. lower waste yields; D. greater fuel utilization; E. enhanced reliability; F. increased proliferation resistance; G. increased thermal efficiency; or H. ability to integrate into electric and nonelectric applications.

B.1.5 Scope of Analysis Comment: Many comments supported the development of the ANR GEIS and made suggestions about sources of information that would be relevant to the generic analysis, including the License Renewal GEIS (NUREG-1437) (NRC 2013-TN2654) and the Clinch River early site permit (ESP) EIS (NRC 2019-TN6136), relevant law, and regulations, including Title 41 of the Fixing America's Surface Transportation Act (FAST-41) (TN6392) and Executive Order (EO) 13807 (82 FR 40463-TN6393), "Establishing Discipline and Accountability in the Environmental Review and Permitting Process for Infrastructure Projects," and CEQ NEPA regulation updates (85 FR 43304-TN6485). Some comments suggested that compliance with applicable Federal, State, or local permits would necessarily mean that impacts associated with a given plant design would be small. Other comments stated that generic analysis of impacts of

5 advanced reactors is not possible, based upon the NRC's limited experience in regulating such reactors.

Comments: (1-4-3) (1-9-2) (1-9-3) (3-9) (3-10) (3-11) (3-12) (3-13) (3-14) (5-2) (5-3) (5-5) (5-6)

(8-1) (9-8) (9-10) (9-11) (15-4) (15-8) (21-3) (21-4) (21-7) (21-8) (21-10) (21-11) (26-3) (26-4)

(26-8) (26-9) (26-10) (26-11) (26-12) (26-13) (35-4) (37-10) (37-14) (37-16) (37-17) (37-20) (39-

5) (40-4) (48-1) (91-3) (93-1) (94-6) (94-11)

Response: In developing the ANR GEIS, the NRC is leveraging the substantial information and analyses, as well as various best practices and lessons learned, which it has developed from the licensing NRC has completed to date. For example, the staff plans to incorporate by reference specific analyses from the License Renewal GEIS (NUREG-1437) (NRC 2013-TN2654) for operational impacts and from recent new reactor EISs, where appropriate. The NRC recognizes the impacts of renewing the license for an operating reactor that has essentially become part of the environmental baseline can be different from the impacts of operating a new reactor in a setting with no history of nuclear plant operation. As discussed in SECY-20-0020 (NRC 2020-TN6493), the NRC staff concluded that there is sufficient information about advanced reactor technologies to support development of an effective ANR GEIS for small-scale reactors but noted that the power level would be discussed during scoping. Based on the comments received during scoping, the staff is expanding the use of performance-based plant parameters and assumptions that would reduce the reliance on a specified power level. The staff has experience using this approach in other licensing actions, such as ESPs. Most resource areas do not need the power level to evaluate the impacts on the resource. Therefore, an advanced reactor of any size that meets the performance measures and assumptions in the ANR GEIS can reference the ANR GEIS in an application. The NRC is also considering the implications of relatively new laws and regulations such as FAST-41 (TN6392), EO 13807 (82 FR 40463-TN6393), and CEQs NEPA regulation updates (85 FR 43304-TN6485).

The mere existence of compliance with Federal and State environmental permits does not necessarily ensure that adverse environmental impacts are not possible, that impacts can always be found to be small, or that NRC is not required to analyze such impacts. An example is included in footnote 3 to 10 CFR 51.71(d) (TN250), which states that "Compliance with the environmental quality standards and requirements of the Federal Water Pollution Control Act

[TN662] (imposed by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency or the states) is not a substitute for, and does not negate the requirement for NRC to weigh all environmental effects of the proposed action, including the degradation, if any, of water quality, and to consider alternatives to the proposed action that are available for reducing adverse effects." Therefore, the NRC staff will consider compliance with Federal and State environmental permits in addition to other considerations in reaching impact determinations for resources analyzed in the ANR GEIS.

In addition to the ANR GEIS, the NRC is pursuing several other ongoing staff efforts to streamline and clarify requirements associated with future environmental reviews. As part of these efforts, the NRC will consider all applicable laws, policy, and regulations; will incorporate applicable sources of information; and will attempt to identify criteria, best management practices, and measures that could reduce future site-specific environmental impacts.

6 B.1.6 Supplemental EISs Comment: One comment stated that multiple potential alternatives should be considered in the ANR GEIS and that the NRC should then determine which alternatives from the ANR GEIS should be discussed in the supplemental EIS. The comment provided the License Renewal GEIS (NUREG-1437) (NRC 2013-TN2654) as an example of such an analysis/approach.

Comment: (9-12)

Response: The staff was able to address energy alternatives in NUREG-1437 (NRC 2013-TN2654) because that GEIS was written for large light-water reactors (LLWRs) that were being used to generate electricity for the grid. But advanced reactors may be much smaller than the LLWRs and may be used for purposes other than supplying power to the grid. Because of these key differences, the staff cannot reach generic conclusions regarding energy alternatives in the ANR GEIS. However, the staff is developing a white paper that provides comparative information regarding the common energy alternatives, and this paper would be referenced in the ANR GEIS. NRC reviewers will be able to use this information (which will be updated periodically) when considering energy alternatives for supplemental EISs that reference the ANR GEIS. But the determination of the reasonable alternatives for an individual application will depend on the specifics of the project, including the purpose and need. For example, if the proposed action is a demonstration reactor, then none of the typical energy alternatives (e.g.,

natural gas, solar) would be reasonable alternatives.

B.1.7 Tribal/Section 106 Consultation Comment: Some comments requested that the NRC adhere to its responsibilities under the National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA) (TN4157) Section 106 consultation process.

Comment: (4-1) (96-1) (96-3)

Response: As discussed in the Notice of Intent for the ANR GEIS (85 FR 24040-TN6458), the NRC will fulfill its responsibilities under NHPA Section 106 (TN4157) with regard to historic properties as part of the supplemental EIS for each application. Therefore, consultation required by the NHPA will be conducted during the site-specific review for each application and will not be part of the ANR GEIS.

B.2 Comments Concerning the PPE and the SPE B.2.1 PPE/SPE Performance-Based Approach Comment: Some comments requested that the NRC provide a justification for the values presented in the draft PPE and SPE presented at the public scoping meeting on May 28, 2020. Many of these comments generally requested that the NRC reconsider the 30 MWt bounding value in favor of a broader performance-based approach that could allow for larger reactors to benefit from the ANR GEIS analysis. Other comments stated that plant designs exceeding the ANR GEIS plant and site parameter values should be able to use the ANR GEIS analysis under various circumstances.

7 Comments: (1-2-1) (1-3-2) (1-4-2) (1-9-4) (3-6) (3-7) (7-1) (7-2) (7-3) (7-4) (7-5) (7-6) (9-4) (9-5)

(9-6) (9-7) (20-5) (21-2) (21-5) (21-6) (21-9) (21-12) (26-1) (31-2) (37-9) (91-5) (94-3) (94-5) (94-

9) (94-10)

Response: To the extent possible, the ANR GEIS will use a performance-based, technology-neutral approach to bound the generic impact analyses, which would largely decouple the criteria from the power level and focus the analyses on impacts on resources. The staff expects that the use of power level as a PPE criterion would be limited to resources/issues for which power level would need to be an input to the analysis (e.g., severe accident mitigation alternatives cost-benefit analysis). The staff is also considering adjusting the power level threshold value based upon comments received during the scoping process.

The intent of the ANR GEIS is to identify as many generic issues as possible and to provide generic analyses based on realistic assumptions, thereby streamlining subsequent site-specific project reviews. The NRC staff will develop performance-based parameters, assumptions, and mitigation measures that will maximize the usefulness of the generic impact analyses in the ANR GEIS for supplementals EISs for advanced reactor projects.

If power level is not used as the basis for an analysis for a given issue, then a reactor of any size could rely on the ANR GEIS for that issue, as long as the project meets the relevant performance-based assumptions and parameters used in the generic analysis. For example, the generic analyses for land use and water use would not rely on power level. Land use assumptions might include consistency with applicable zoning and land use plans and the absence of sensitive features such as wetlands and floodplains. Water use assumptions would be based on the amount of water used by the project versus the amount of water available.

B.2.2 Project/Site Identification Comment: Several comments requested information about specific advanced reactor projects and/or locations of sites being considered for siting of advanced reactor projects.

Comments: (1-1-1) (1-7-1) (1-10-1) (1-10-2) (92-4) (92-6)

Response: The ANR GEIS will not identify any specific projects or sites but will use a PPE and SPE that will allow the NRC staff to analyze generic impacts of advanced reactors. The proposed site locations for each project would be identified only when an application is received. When an application is submitted, the applicant would need to demonstrate that the proposed reactor and site fall within the relevant PPE and SPE for an issue in order to rely on the ANR GEISs generic analyses. If the relevant PPE and SPE assumptions are not met for an issue, then the applicant will need to provide information necessary for the staff to complete a site-specific analysis for inclusion in a supplemental EIS tiered from the ANR GEIS.

B.2.3 Irreversible/Irretrievable Commitment of Resources Comment: One comment stated that the NRC must address the irreversible and irretrievable commitment of strategic mineral resources that go into these reactors.

8 Comment: (42-1)

Response: The NRC will address generic impacts associated with advanced reactor construction and operation in the ANR GEIS, including irreversible and irretrievable commitment of resources.

B.3 Comments Concerning Hydrology Comment: One comment requested additional information about the impacts on water use associated with advanced reactor development.

Comment: (15-6)

Response: The proposed ANR GEIS is being developed for a wide range of proposed reactor technologies using the PPE concept that has been previously applied to NRC ESP EISs. The ANR GEIS will use a reactor technology-neutral PPE approach to bound parameters of advanced reactor designs, including water use. To represent the range of potential sites where an advanced reactor falling within the PPE could be sited, the NRC is developing an SPE that will evaluate the amount of water being used versus a conservative estimation of the amount of water that is available (such as during low-flow periods for surface water resources) at the proposed site or within the region.

B.4 Comments Concerning Socioeconomics Comment: Some comments made observations regarding the nature of the socioeconomic impacts of operating reactors such as the beneficial impacts that are typical of nuclear power plants and the number and skill sets required for module removal at the end of the plant life.

Comments: (26-5) (92-8)

Response: Generic socioeconomic impacts will be discussed in Chapter 4 of the ANR GEIS and socioeconomic thresholds (e.g., workforce, demographics, traffic) will be identified. Subsequent site-specific socioeconomic analyses may be necessary and would be developed for the supplemental EIS once a site has been selected if the site is not bounded by the thresholds analyzed in the ANR GEIS. While the socioeconomic analysis is often the only place in an EIS where beneficial impacts can be determined, some categories of socioeconomic impacts are adverse, including the impacts on traffic and roads, and the crowding of public venues such as hospitals, schools, and recreation areas. The socioeconomic section in the ANR GEIS will also discuss the number of workers needed for the life of the plant and worker skill sets. All socioeconomic categories will be subjected to this socioeconomic threshold analysis to determine whether a future proposed project is at or below the socioeconomic threshold value in the ANR GEIS.

9 B.5 Comments Concerning Environmental Justice Comment: Several commenters expressed concern about the site-specific nature of environmental justice impacts expected from advanced reactor development.

Comments: (5-8) (35-5) (39-7) (40-6) (91-4)

Response: The NRC considers environmental justice issues in all licensing and regulatory actions per the Commissions Policy Statement on the Treatment of Environmental Justice Matters in NRC Regulatory and Licensing Actions (69 FR 52040-TN1009), which states The Commission is committed to the general goals set forth in EO 12898 [59 FR 7629-TN1450], and strives to meet those goals as part of its NEPA review process. Potential environmental justice impacts will be discussed in the ANR GEIS. However, because potential environmental justice communities cannot be identified prior to identifying a reactor site location, the NRC expects that this resource will likely be one that will need to be further addressed by an applicant in their application and by the staff in a supplemental EIS. As with socioeconomics, the staff will establish demographic threshold values for minority and low-income populations, above which a full analysis would need to be performed in the supplemental EIS for that application.

B.6 Comments Concerning Historic and Cultural Resources Comment: One commenter raised concerns regarding the inclusion of American Indian Tribal cultural resource concerns related to sacred and traditional land uses in the assumptions developed for the SPE, which would encourage applicants to engage Tribes early in the planning and siting process. The comment also recognizes that impacts on historic and cultural resources will be assessed through NHPA and NEPA review in site-specific supplements to the ANR GEIS.

Comment: (91-6)

Response: The NRC considers American Indian Tribal cultural resource concerns related to sacred and traditional land uses in all licensing and regulatory actions per the Commissions Tribal Policy Statement (82 FR 2402-TN5500), primarily by conducting site-specific environmental reviews and fulfilling its NHPA (TN4157) responsibilities for these actions. The NRC staff will include consideration of historic and cultural resources in the development of the ANR GEIS. However, because potential historic and cultural resources cannot be identified prior to identifying a reactor site location, the impacts on such resources would likely be a site-specific issue and would be analyzed in the supplemental EIS. The NRC staff also recognizes the importance of early engagement with American Indian Tribes per Section 106 of the NHPA.

The NRC staff will engage/consult with potentially affected American Indian Tribes during the development of site-specific supplements to the ANR GEIS. NRC Regulatory Guide 4.2, Revision 3 (NRC 2018-TN6006) encourages license applicants to engage with American Indian Tribes as they develop their applications. In addition, the NRC endorsed the Nuclear Energy Institute (NEI) Industry Guideline for Effective Pre-application Interactions with Agencies Other than NRC During the Early Site Permit (NEI 10-7 Revision 1) (NEI 2013-TN2672), which encourages early interactions with Tribes by license applicants.

10 B.7 Comments Concerning Meteorology and Air Quality Comment: One comment notes the benefit advanced reactors would provide in the reduction of greenhouse gases that contribute to climate change. The other comment notes that advanced reactors cannot be deployed in time to reduce climate change impacts.

Comments: (5-9) (26-6)

Response: The GEIS will include a discussion regarding the emissions of greenhouse gases from proposed advanced reactors that could contribute to climate change. The one comment that refers to the potential benefits of avoiding greenhouse gas emissions in addressing climate change and that those benefits would not be realized due to the length of time needed to license and build advanced reactors is outside the scope of the ANR GEIS. Decisions regarding the length of time for deployment of advanced reactor designs are outside of NRC's purview.

B.8 Comments Concerning Radiological Health Comment: One comment asked about the communication infrastructure that would be required to monitor health during normal operations.

Comment: (92-2)

Response: Communication infrastructure is not within the scope of the ANR GEIS. Licensees will be required to meet the regulations for radiological dose to the public and for monitoring and reporting annual results. A discussion regarding radiological health impacts from proposed advanced reactors will be presented in Chapter 4 of the ANR GEIS and the staff will determine if the impacts can be addressed generically or would require a site-specific analysis in a supplemental EIS..

B.9 Comments Concerning Accidents Comment: The NRC received comments both supporting and refuting the assertion that small-scale reactors would be able to cause significant off-site radioactive releases. One comment stated that, due to the potential of deployment of multiple advanced reactor modules, if one module has to shut down due to an accident, then all modules would likely be affected as well.

Comments: (15-7) (5-4) (35-3) (39-4) (40-3)

Response: Any advanced reactor design must demonstrate that it can be constructed and operated in a manner that adequately protects human health and safety and meets the NRCs safety regulations in 10 CFR Part 50 (TN249) and Part 52 (TN251), which would include assessing the safety of multiple modules if they are present. The environmental impacts of postulated accidents will be discussed in Chapter 4 of the ANR GEIS and the staff will determine if the impacts can be addressed generically or would require a site-specific analysis in a supplemental EIS.

11 B.10 Comments Concerning the Uranium Fuel Cycle B.10.1 Fuel Cycle Impacts Comment: Several comments asked whether advanced reactor fuel cycle impacts would be included in the ANR GEIS and what advanced fuel types and sources would be included.

Comments: (1-4-4) (1-5-1) (1-9-6) (90-10)

Response: The NRC staff will discuss potential advanced nuclear fuel cycles in Chapter 4 of the ANR GEIS. The staff will address fuel cycle impacts and will determine if the impacts can be addressed generically or would require a site-specific analysis in a supplemental EIS.

B.10.2 Spent Nuclear Fuel and Waste Disposal Comment: Several comments express concerns about the plan for handling, transportation, and storage of radioactive waste and spent nuclear fuel from advanced reactors.

Comments: (1-5-2) (5-7) (48-4) (50-2) (51-1) (54-1) (60-2) (64-1) (73-1) (90-9) (91-1)

Response: The NRC staff will discuss the storage, transportation, and disposal of nuclear fuels and wastes in Chapter 4 of the ANR GEIS in the Fuel Cycle and Waste Management sections and the staff will determine if the impacts can be addressed generically or would require a site-specific analysis in a supplemental EIS.

B.10.3 Recycling Spent Nuclear Fuel Comment: One comment expressed the advantages of recycling spent nuclear fuel.

Comment: (94-8)

Response: The potential for environmental impacts from recycling, or reprocessing, of uranium and plutonium from spent nuclear fuel was assessed in WASH-1248 (AEC 1974-TN23) for Table S-3 of 10 CFR 51.51 (TN250) and in Supplement 1 to WASH-1248 (NRC 1976-TN292).

Fuel recycling and reprocessing for advanced nuclear reactors will be discussed in Chapter 4 of the ANR GEIS and the staff will determine if the impacts can be addressed generically or would require a site-specific analysis in a supplemental EIS. While Federal policy no longer prohibits recycling (UPI 1981-TN6476; National Archives 1981-TN6484), there is no current plan to reprocess existing spent nuclear fuel from U.S. nuclear power plants.

B.11 Comments Concerning Transportation Comment: One comment stated that transportation of materials associated with the nuclear fuel cycle would increase spills, accidents, and environmental effects.

Comment: (90-11)

Response: Chapter 4 of the ANR GEIS will evaluate the impacts of the nuclear fuel cycle, including the transportation impacts associated with the nuclear fuel cycle. The NRC will

12 determine if these impacts can be addressed generically or would require a site-specific analysis in a supplemental EIS.

B.12 Comments Concerning the Need for Power Comment: Some comments questioned the need for a project "purpose and need" statement in the ANR GEIS given that individual license applicants would be required to assess and describe the purpose and need for their projects in site-specific license applications. Some comments stated that if a purpose and need statement is included in the ANR GEIS, it be defined broadly enough to include project purposes and needs other than power generation.

Comments: (1-6-1) (9-13) (94-7)

Response: Section 105(c)(6) of the Atomic Energy Act (TN663) states the Commission shall also consider, in determining whether the license should be issued or continued, such other factors, including the need for power in the affected area, as the Commission in its judgment deems necessary to protect the public interest. While the staff understands the commenters' concerns, the need for power analysis is a mandated part of the review. However, in its guidance, the staff has sought to mitigate the concerns stated in these comments. For example, ISG-027 (NRC 2014-TN3774) provides several means of demonstrating the need for power, including relying on a public utilities commission decision on the need for power. ISG-027 is applicable to environmental reviews associated with light water SMR designs, but aspects of the guidance can be applied to any advanced reactor.

Generic determination of the purpose and need for individual advanced reactor projects may not be amenable to the differing uses and functions that are possible with advanced reactor technologies. For a purpose and need other than generation of electricity, such as desalinating water, providing process heat, or providing power to a remote community (cogeneration), staff would also conduct a second needs analysis for the end product. Each purpose and need would be specific to the project and the analysis of the need would be conducted and discussed in the site-specific license application and in the supplemental EIS.

B.13 Comments Concerning Alternative Energy Sources Comment: Certain comments requested that the NRC consider realistic energy alternatives (especially when considering the costs of the energy source) to advanced reactors, while other comments recommended that the NRC invoke rulemaking authority to eliminate the requirement to analyze alternatives as a part of NRCs NEPA reviews.

Comments: (5-10) (26-7) (37-18) (37-19) (48-2) (56-3) (68-2) (70-1) (87-1)

Response: The NRC staff has identified the consideration of energy alternatives as an issue that is dependent on the purpose and need for the project and cannot be evaluated generically in the ANR GEIS but must be addressed in a supplemental EIS. A reasonable alternative is one that meets the purpose and need for the project. The ANR GEIS will provide examples of purpose and need statements and how they can affect the analysis of energy alternatives in the supplemental EIS. When the NRC staff prepares a supplemental EIS for an advanced reactor

13 application, it will consider energy alternatives that meet the purpose and need of the project. See footnote 4 to 10 CFR 51.71(f) (TN250), which states, "The consideration of reasonable alternatives to a proposed action involving nuclear power reactors (e.g., alternative energy sources) is intended to assist the NRC in meeting its NEPA obligations and does not preclude any State authority from making separate determinations with respect to these alternatives and in no way preempts, displaces, or affects the authority of States or other Federal agencies to address these issues."

B.14 General Comments in Support of the GEIS Comment: Several comments expressed support for the development of a GEIS for advanced nuclear reactors. Comments stated that developing an ANR GEIS would improve the efficiency of the environmental review process by avoiding or reducing the duplication of effort in the process and by focusing future environmental reviews on important environmental issues. Comments stated that a more efficient environmental review process would help speed the deployment of advanced reactors, which would improve the environment because advanced reactors are an alternative to energy production that uses fossil fuels.

Comments: (1-3-1) (1-4-1) (1-9-1) (3-2) (3-3) (3-4) (3-8) (9-1) (9-3) (9-9) (10-1) (11-1) (12-1)

(13-1) (13-3) (16-1) (17-1) (18-1) (19-1) (20-1) (20-3) (21-1) (22-1) (23-1) (25-1) (26-2) (27-1)

(30-1) (30-3) (31-4) (32-1) (33-1) (34-1) (37-1) (37-2) (37-5) (37-6) (37-7) (37-11) (37-12) (37-

13) (37-15) (37-21) (37-22) (38-1) (39-1) (39-2) (39-8) (40-1) (40-7) (76-1) (77-1) (78-1) (79-2)

(81-1) (87-2) (89-1) (89-3) (92-1) (94-1) (94-4) (94-13) (95-1)

Response: Based on its exploratory process, as documented in SECY-20-0020 (NRC 2020-TN6493), the NRC staff concluded that developing a GEIS for constructing and operating advanced reactors would improve the efficiency of the environmental review process and, further, would be consistent with the goals of Federal directives on streamlining environmental reviews (e.g., FAST-41 [TN6392]; EO 13807 [82 FR 40463-TN6393]). Staff concluded that environmental issues related to advanced reactors could be identified and categorized in the same manner as was done for license renewal of operating power reactors in 10 CFR Part 51 (TN250), Environmental Protection Regulations for Domestic Licensing and Related Regulatory Functions," Subpart A, "National Environmental Policy Act: Regulations Implementing Section 101(2)," Appendix B, "Environmental Effect of Renewing the Operating License of a Nuclear Power Plant."

Staff concluded that by identifying and categorizing potential issues, the ANR GEIS would enhance consistency across environmental reviews, further improving the overall efficiency of environmental reviews and helping to streamline the review process. Development of an ANR GEIS would avoid duplication of effort, because the staff would incorporate the ANR GEIS findings by reference into site-specific environmental reviews for advanced reactor license applications, as appropriate.

B.15 General Comments in Support of Nuclear Power Comment: Several comments expressed support for nuclear power. Some stated that nuclear power plants have operated safely in the United States for decades and have provided

14 communities with significant economic benefits. Others stated that nuclear power is the best source of baseload power generation for reducing the short-term air quality impacts and long-term climate impacts from burning fossil fuels.

Comments: (1-9-5) (12-2) (13-2) (16-2) (17-2) (18-2) (20-2) (23-2) (24-1) (25-2) (28-1) (29-1)

(29-2) (30-2) (30-4) (32-2) (34-2) (36-1) (37-3) (37-4) (38-2) (39-3) (39-6) (40-2) (40-5) (75-1)

(77-2) (79-1) (80-1) (82-1) (83-1) (84-1) (85-1) (86-1) (89-2)

Response: These comments offer general support for the generation of nuclear power but do not provide new information for an analysis of environmental impacts.

B.16 General Comments in Opposition to the ANR GEIS Comment: Several comments expressed opposition to the NRC's development of an ANR GEIS. Some comments questioned the availability of information about advanced reactor types and the technical basis for preparing the ANR GEIS, while others stated that any EIS for nuclear reactors should be site-specific. Some comments stated that the ANR GEIS would not adequately protect public health and safety and the environment.

Comments: (5-1) (5-11) (6-1) (6-2) (14-1) (14-3) (15-1) (15-2) (15-5) (15-10) (35-1) (35-2) (46-

1) (48-5) (50-1) (51-4) (52-1) (56-1) (56-4) (57-1) (58-1) (60-4) (62-1) (63-1) (70-2) (71-1) (90-2)

(90-8) (90-12)

Response: Based on its exploratory process as documented in SECY-20-0020 (NRC 2020-TN6493), the NRC staff concluded that there is sufficient information about advanced reactor technologies to support development of an effective ANR GEIS with a small environmental footprint. The staff considered previous NRC GEIS documents, such as the License Renewal GEIS (NUREG-1437) (NRC 2013-TN2654), and concluded that developing a GEIS for advanced reactors would help in the same way to streamline the environmental review process, consistent with the goals of recent Federal directives such as FAST-41 (TN6392) and EO 13807 (82 FR 40463-TN6393).

The staff will develop a technology-neutral set of parameters that bound the characteristics of anticipated advanced reactor designs to support useful generic analyses in the ANR GEIS. The proposed strategy will look at individual resource areas and use a performance-based approach to develop criteria that would envelope the greatest number of designs and still allow a generic conclusion for that resource. The staff would develop a site-specific supplemental EIS for any application for a specific reactor tiering off the ANR GEIS. Safety issues related to advanced reactors would be addressed in the site-specific Safety Analysis Reports prepared by NRC staff for individual license applications.

B.17 General Comments in Opposition to Nuclear Power Comment: Several comments expressed general opposition to nuclear power, especially when compared to alternative energy sources. Stated reasons for opposition included concerns about public health and safety associated with radiation exposure during normal operations and, especially, during accidents; the continued generation of radioactive waste and lack of a long-

15 term storage or disposal facility; and the high economic cost of developing and decommissioning nuclear reactors.

Comments: (6-3) (14-2) (14-4) (15-3) (15-9) (41-1) (44-1) (44-2) (45-1) (47-1) (48-3) (49-1) (53-

1) (56-2) (59-1) (60-1) (60-3) (61-1) (66-1) (67-1) (68-1) (69-1) (72-1) (74-1) (88-1) (90-6)

Response: These comments express opposition to nuclear power development, but do not provide new information for an analysis of environmental impacts. The staff will discuss potential impacts on human health (both radiological and non-radiological), issues related to waste management (both radiological and non-radiological), potential impacts of both design-basis and severe accidents, and issues related to the transportation of spent nuclear fuel and radioactive waste in the ANR GEIS. However, issues related to economic cost, safety, and emergency preparedness/response are beyond the scope of the ANR GEIS and would be addressed in subsequent site-specific environmental reviews or site-specific Safety Analysis Reports for each license application.

B.18 Comments Concerning Issues Outside Scope - Emergency Preparedness Comment: Two comments relate to the emergency planning process for advanced reactors, specifically the size of the emergency planning zone.

Comments: (31-1) (31-3)

Response: Emergency preparedness is a safety issue that is outside the scope of the NRC staffs environmental review. The NRC will conduct a safety review for each advanced reactor application. As part of the safety review, the NRC staff will determine, after consultation with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and the Federal Emergency Management Agency, whether the emergency plans submitted by the applicant are acceptable.

B.19 Comments Concerning Miscellaneous Issues Outside Scope Comment: Some comments expressed concern about the environmental and health impacts of uranium mining activities on Tribal lands, stated that the U.S. government should fund cleanup of all uranium mines on or near Tribal lands, that the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act (TN6486) should apply to all future generations of Tribal members, and that the U.S.

Government should update the 1872 Mining Law (TN6487).

Comments: (53-2) (90-1) (90-3) (90-4) (90-5) (96-2)

Response: The comments discuss historic actions or decisions over which the NRC does not have regulatory authority. The NRC acknowledges the commenters concern about human health impacts associated with uranium mining and cleanup activities, but these comments are outside the scope of the ANR GEIS.

16 B.20 Comments Concerning Issues Outside Scope - NRC Oversight Comment: Several comments expressed concern about the NRC's commitment to the health and safety of the public in regulating the nuclear industry, while one comment suggested that a GEIS for advanced reactors is a regulatory process improvement.

Comments: (3-1) (43-1) (46-2) (55-1)

Response: The NRC takes seriously its responsibility under the Atomic Energy Act (TN663) to protect the health and safety of the public. More information about the NRC's roles and responsibilities is available on the NRC's website at http://www.nrc.gov/what-we-do.html. While the Atomic Energy Act of 1954 previously defined a role for the Atomic Energy Commission in formulating a national energy policy, the Act, as amended in 1974 by the Energy Reorganization Act (TN4466), created the NRC from the Atomic Energy Commission's regulatory division to regulate the nuclear power industry. The Energy Reorganization Act segregated the Atomic Energy Commission's national policy role in the Energy Research and Development Administration, which later became the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE). The NRC has no role in promoting nuclear power. Rather, the Congress and the President establish the energy policy of the United States, and DOE implements that policy at the direction of the President. The NRC was created by Congress and designed so that it would not report to the same part of the government that was in charge of setting energy policy (any current Administration) (NRC 2019-TN6477).

B.21 Comments Concerning Issues Outside Scope - Safety Comment: Several comments expressed concern about the safety features of an advanced reactor.

Comments: (51-2) (51-3) (65-1) (92-3) (92-5) (92-7)

Response: It is the NRC's responsibility to protect the health and safety of the public when authorizing the civilian use of radioactive material. Because NEPA (TN661) does not include a safety review, the NRC has codified the regulations for preparing an EIS separately from the regulations for reviewing safety issues. The regulations governing the environmental review are set forth in 10 CFR Part 51 (TN250), Environmental Protection Regulations for Domestic Licensing and Related Regulatory Functions, and the regulations covering the safety review are set forth in 10 CFR Part 52 (TN251) Licenses, Certifications, and Approvals for Nuclear Power Plants and 10 CFR Part 50 (TN249), "Domestic Licensing of Production and Utilization Facilities."

17 C. List of Commenters The following tables list the commenters and their comments received by the NRC. Table C-1 provides a list of commenters who provided unique comment submissions. Unique commenters are identified by name, affiliation (if stated), the comment correspondence identification (ID) number, and the Agencywide Document Access and Management System (ADAMS) accession number of their comment correspondence. The form letters are included in Table C-1 and the commenter is noted as Multiple Commenters in the Commenter column. Table C-1 and Table C-3 list the names of commenters who submitted the form letters and the ADAMS accession number for their correspondence. The commenters who added unique content to the form letter are listed both in Table C-1 and either Table C-2 or Table C-3.

Table C-1 Individuals Providing Unique Comments during the Scoping Comment Period Commenter Affiliation (if stated)

Correspondence ID Comment Source ADAMS Accession Number Albright, Bud United States Nuclear Industry Council 94 Email ML20203M343 Allen, Kyla 69 Email ML20179A072 Anonymous 87 Email ML20183A474 Anonymous 92 reg.gov ML20189A569 Austgen, Kati Nuclear Energy Institute 1-4 Meeting Transcript ML20161A342 Ayres, Peter 64 Email ML20173A285 Banks, Wesley 54 Email ML20170B181 Bartol, Nick 65 Email ML20173A390 Barton, Greg 19 Email ML20183A005 Bender, Kae 63 Email ML20173A064 Bergel, Peter 46 Email ML20169A003 Bezansib, David 48 Email ML20169A164 Blomquist, Roger 33 Email ML20183A466 Boudart, Jan 15 Email ML20182A777 Britsch, Karl 22 Email ML20183A070 Cannara, Alexander 38 Email ML20184A094 Carasik, Lane 11 reg.gov ML20182A722 Cassidy, T 57 Email ML20171A373 Crane, Kevin 36 Email ML20183A523 Dahlgren, Shelley 68 Email ML20179A054 Detering, Dietmar 34 Email ML20183A472 Devoe, Remy 10 reg.gov ML20182A720 Drury, Kathleen 14 Email ML20182A774 Frechette, Allen &

Carol 79 Email ML20183A034

18 Table C-1 (contd)

Commenter Affiliation (if stated)

Correspondence ID Comment Source ADAMS Accession Number Ginsburg, Claude 51 Email ML20170B102 Gintzler, Janice 41 Email ML20168B118 Girshick, Rachel 88 Email ML20171A672 Gloege, William 29 Email ML20183A426 Griffiths, Eddie 74 Email ML20181A479 Halzack, Dee 71 Email ML20179A141 Handler, Nicholas 25 Email ML20183A340 Hanson, Art 45 Email ML20168B315 Harris, Kurt 7

Email ML20169A365 Hastings, Peter Kairos Power 3

Email ML20154K705 Hastings, Peter Kairos Power 26 Email ML20183A359 Hastings, Peter Kairos Power 1-9 Meeting Transcript ML20161A342 Higgins, Dennis 86 Email ML20183A429 Hills, Zachary 78 Email ML20182A903 Hodgins, Jean 61 Email ML20172A816 Hoff, Heather 17 Email ML20182A880 Hopf, James 89 reg.gov ML20189A564 Hughes, Elaine 72 Email ML20179A176 Hult, Philip 28 Email ML20183A415 Hunter, Diane Miami Tribe of Oklahoma 4

Email ML20155K862 Jaremko, Andrew 84 Email ML20183A342 Kahanak, Gary 82 Email ML20183A207 Karr, Harrison Navajo Nation 1-5 Meeting Transcript ML20161A342 Karr, Harrison Navajo Nation 90 reg.gov ML20189A565 Kenges, Alibek 81 Email ML20183A074 King, Jeremy 32 Email ML20183A463 Kirsch, Steve 16 Email ML20182A856 Klopp, Chris 56 Email ML20171A336 Koyiyumptewa, Stewart Hopi Tribe 96 reg.gov ML20241A144 Kronyak, Kyle 13 reg.gov ML20182A724 Kubitz, Kermit 93 reg.gov ML20189A570 Lane, Linda 55 Email ML20170B216 Lenk, Vivienne 62 Email ML20173A040 Lyman, Ed Union of Concerned Scientists 35 Email ML20183A475 Maples, Pam 1-7 Meeting Transcript ML20161A342 McClaughry, John 23 Email ML20183A093

19 Table C-1 (contd)

Commenter Affiliation (if stated)

Correspondence ID Comment Source ADAMS Accession Number

McCleary, Alexandra San Manuel Band of Mission Indians, California 91 reg.gov ML20189A568 McDonald, Richard 50 Email ML20170A250 McMurray, Nicholas ClearPath 9

reg.gov ML20182A118 Merrifield, Jeffrey 1-3 Meeting Transcript ML20161A342 Merrifield, Jeffrey 1-6 Meeting Transcript ML20161A342 Merrifield, Jeffrey ClearPath 37 Email ML20183A526 Morris, Astrid 95 Email ML20204A836

Multiple, Commenters 40 Email ML20182A900 Multiple Commenters 5

Email ML20168B082 Multiple Commenters 39 Email ML20182A815 Nichol, Marcus R Nuclear Energy Institute 21 Email ML20183A009 Norris, J Michael U.S. Geological Survey 2

Email ML20132A287 O'Neill, Marty Nuclear Energy Institute 1-8 Meeting Transcript ML20161A342 Orgel, Vivi 59 Email ML20171A924 Pack, Marion 44 Email ML20168B292 Petruschke, Haans 77 Email ML20182A847 Poulos, Bonnie 53 Email ML20170B151 Prevost, Dylan 75 Email ML20182A816 Pritchett, David 1-1 Meeting Transcript ML20161A342 Ramsay, Rebecca 6

Email ML20168B327 Reyer, Thomas 58 Email ML20171A728 Reynolds, Patricia 43 Email ML20168B286 Riznic, Jovica 20 Email ML20183A458 Roberts, Curtis 27 Email ML20183A365 Roser, Nathan 83 Email ML20183A317 Rouran, Nicholas 12 reg.gov ML20182A723 Ruopp, Kathy 67 Email ML20178A596 Sachs, Harvey 73 Email ML20179A179 Sanford, Monte Shoshone-Bannock Tribe 1-10 Meeting Transcript ML20161A342 Schue, Keith 30 Email ML20183A459 Scott, Chase 24 Email ML20183A336 Shaffer, Howard 31 Email ML20183A461 Shahrokhi, Farshid 1-2 Meeting Transcript ML20161A342

20 Table C-1 (contd)

Commenter Affiliation (if stated)

Correspondence ID Comment Source ADAMS Accession Number Snelgrove, Clark 80 Email ML20183A067 Stakenborghs, R J 20 Email ML20183A008 Stefenel, Rudy 18 Email ML20182A890 Stradtman, George 49 Email ML20169A484 Stuckey, Richard 52 Email ML20170B123 Tobin, Moriah 85 Email ML20183A343 Verchinski, Stephen 42 Email ML20168B217 Wallace, Erlynn 70 Email ML20179A125 Whitmire, Diane 66 Email ML20175A783 Williams, Stephen 76 Email ML20182A825 Zirtzman, Gina 60 Email ML20172A755 Zuckerman, Naomi 47 Email ML20169A025

21 Table C-2 Individuals Submitting the Form E-Mail with Correspondence ID 5 (ADAMS Accession No. ML20168B082)

Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Dana Abbott ML20170B182 Linda Abbott ML20172A833 Kathy Abby ML20171A329 Greg Abernathy ML20178A605 Michael Abler ML20178A572 Gordon Abrams ML20172A753 Cecile Adams ML20168B269 Elizabeth Adan ML20181A622 Barry Eshkol Adelman ML20169A336 Julie Adelson ML20168B290 Willy Aenlle ML20172A452 Carol Affleck ML20172A404 Lisa Agard ML20168B347 Olivia Aguilar ML20179A306 Karen Ahern ML20169A420 Michael Ahern ML20182A072 Brian Ainsley ML20170B233 Terry Akana ML20170A299 Marie Alabiso ML20169A165 Tamadhur Al-Aqeel ML20170A134 Dawn Albanese ML20170A983 Frank Albani ML20181A428 Katherin Alden ML20178A602 Mick Alderman ML20170A220 Robert Aldred ML20179A272 Jenette D Alessandro ML20168B170 Keith D Alessandro ML20173A046 Laurie Alexander ML20169A929 Shawn Alexander ML20173A020 Kathryn Alexandra ML20181A628 Charlotte Alexandre ML20170A173 Judy Alexandre ML20170B108 Paul Allard ML20171A820 Jerrold Allen ML20172A299 Kimberly Allen ML20172A458 Kyla Allen ML20179A072 Kelly Allison ML20181A238 Richard Alloway ML20172A333 Benjamin Almada ML20181A647 Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Andrew Altamirano ML20169A022 Kenneth Althiser ML20181A618 Jeri Altman ML20172A467 Jim Altree ML20182A073 Gloriamarie Amalfitano ML20170A188 Anne Ambler ML20171A828 Jon Anderholm ML20170A103 Carl Anderson ML20173A443 Clifford Anderson ML20179A292 Dorothy Anderson ML20171A726 Edna Anderson ML20181A470 Frank B Anderson ML20168B161 Saliane Anderssen ML20181A774 Marie Andersson ML20171A889 Steven Andrychowski ML20169A488 B C Angel ML20171A007 Joshua Angelus ML20168B235 Rosenkranz Ann ML20173A335 Tina Ann ML20170A051 Marie D Anna ML20172A345 Anonymous ML20163A663 Anonymous ML20171A690 Hal Anthony ML20169A367 Barbara Antonoplos ML20173A033 Stephen Appell ML20169A383 Doris Applebaum ML20172A775 Aimee Arceo ML20173A438 Gerry Archibald ML20173A287 Sholey Argani ML20168B226 Phyllis Arist ML20179A033 Susan Armistead ML20181A400 Melvin Armolt ML20170A248 Stephen Armstrong ML20179A061 Diane Arnal ML20171A826 Carl Arnold ML20179A084 Charles Arnold ML20173A071 Glory Arroyos ML20169A221 Robert Arthur ML20179A275 Rolf Aschenbrenner ML20172A446

22 Table C-2 (contd)

Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Karin Ascot ML20169A173 Marilyn Ash ML20170B221 Maria Asteinza ML20171A456 Pierre Aterianus ML20179A055 Ed Atkins ML20172A397 Kathryn Atkins ML20178A523 Ellen Atkinson ML20171A004 Martha Atkinson ML20170A282 Renee Austin ML20169A042 Nikki Ayres ML20172A780 Peter Ayres ML20173A285 Robert Azzopardi ML20172A792 Jill B ML20182A046 Annick Baaud ML20170A105 Christina Babst ML20170A256 Steve Bach ML20179A278 Mildred Badlu ML20171A331 L Bagley ML20168B237 B Bailey ML20169A040 Janice Bailey ML20169A024 Kirk Bails ML20169A002 Don Bain ML20169B015 Jeffrey Bains ML20171A389 Doug Baker ML20170B202 Joy Baker ML20169A411 Gerritt and Elizabeth Baker-Smith ML20172A369 Patricia Baley ML20170A973 Joan Balfour ML20169B049 David Ball ML20173A324 Brandon Ballinger ML20170A300 Felicia Bander ML20170A157 Wesley Banks ML20170B181 Angelo Baracca ML20169A944 Johnny Barber ML20179A322 Lois Barber ML20181A371 Mary Barbezat ML20169A054 Mary Barbezat ML20169A055 Anne Barker ML20171A491 John Barkhausen ML20182A009 Michele Barnard ML20170B194 Brenton Barnes ML20169A435 Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Maryann Barnhart ML20171A015 Sharon Barone ML20171A691 Debra Barringer ML20181A447 Ellen Barron ML20170A185 Kae Barron ML20172A374 Jan Barshiis ML20170A230 Lee Bartell ML20171A772 Roger Barthelson ML20170B081 Bob Bartlett ML20172A809 Nick Bartol ML20173A390 Cathy Barton ML20170A294 Karen Barton ML20170A150 Janet Bartos ML20170B191 Vera Basler ML20171A418 N J Bast ML20181A610 Robert Battersby ML20178A558 Stephen Battis ML20172A370 Vernon Batty ML20179A317 Melissa Bauer ML20170B072 Nancy Bauer ML20169A953 Randi Bauer ML20177A734 Liz Baum ML20171A894 Maria Baum ML20168B330 Miriam Baum ML20173A423 Sarah Bauman ML20170B240 Julia Bazar ML20179A358 Jon Bazinet ML20170B020 Laurence Beahan ML20171A439 Chris Beal ML20178A496 Steve Bear ML20170A981 Valerie Beard ML20171A789 Glenn Beaver ML20171A492 Judith Beaver ML20171A320 John A Beavers ML20173A276 Cindy Beckkey ML20170B225 Thomas Behrendt ML20177A733 Ann Behrmann ML20171A822 tamara beinlich ML20168B326 Frank Belcastro ML20169A327 John Beletsis ML20169A517 Elizabeth Bell ML20181A302

23 Table C-2 (contd)

Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Sarah Bellem ML20169A406 Peter Belmont ML20170A970 Robert Bench ML20169A393 Kae Bender ML20173A064 Ilene Beninson ML20172A407 Elaine Benjamin ML20178A146 Patricia Benjamin ML20182A058 Virginia Bennack ML20179A143 Bryan Bennett ML20182A078 Mary Bennett ML20173A010 Terrence Bennett ML20182A068 Madalyn Benoit ML20172A393 Carol Benson ML20181A772 Stephanie Benson ML20175A793 K Bensusen ML20171A444 Sandra Benzeev ML20170B201 Bernard Berauer ML20171A372 Julie Berberi ML20168B175 Margaret Beresford ML20172A793 Nick Berezansky ML20171A779 Anna berg ML20170B212 Peter Bergel ML20169A003 Karen Berger ML20169A031 Adrian Bergeron ML20168B346 Darcy Bergh ML20169A077 Laurel Bergman ML20169A358 Fred Bergmann ML20169A538 Isabel Berkelhammer ML20171A347 Jill Berkowitz-Berliner ML20170A065 Paul Berland ML20182A004 Manuel Bermudez ML20171A382 Ric Bernat ML20170A269 Christiane Bernier ML20181A650 Scott Bernstein ML20172A815 Ellen Beschler ML20169A012 Lourdes Best ML20168B310 Elizabeth Bettenhausen ML20172A444 Jonathan Betz-Zall ML20170B099 J Beverly ML20169B027 David Bezansib ML20169A164 Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Glenn Biegon ML20178A137 Judy Bierbaum ML20170B097 Kareb Biesanz ML20170B166 Stephanie Bilenko ML20173A320 Stephanie Bilenko ML20178A143 Melissa Bird ML20178A575 Glenda Bissex ML20172A013 Patty Bixler ML20182A095 Linda Black ML20179A119 Vicki Black ML20169A227 Pat Blackwell-Marchant ML20179A173 Jean Blackwood ML20172A021 William Blair ML20170B238 Lincoln Blake ML20173A372 Pam Blake ML20179A159 Carmen Blakely ML20169A196 Stephen Blakely ML20169A515 Mark Blandford ML20168B141 Diana Blanks ML20169A093 Howard Blaz ML20170A041 Dana Bleckinger ML20170A017 Neil Bleifeld ML20169A149 Alice Bloch ML20169A238 Francesca E Blom-Cooper ML20179A123 Steve Bloom ML20170B186 Steve Bloom ML20173A371 Donna Blue ML20172A437 Bonnie Bluestein ML20182A781 Joel Blumert ML20172A438 Mina Blyly-Strauss ML20175A782 Caryl Boehnert ML20171A937 Doug Bogen ML20182A070 Arthur Bogie ML20171A359 Ruth Boice ML20169A116 Stephen Boletchek ML20169A214 Janis Bolster ML20170B155 Donna Bonetti ML20172A364 Tracey Bonner ML20171A661 A Bonvouloir ML20173A375 Carol Book ML20169A553 Mark Boone ML20169A951

24 Table C-2 (contd)

Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Mary Boone ML20170B144 Dana Bordegaray ML20170B214 Tika Bordelon ML20169A107 Gavin Bornholtz ML20169A933 Patricia Borri ML20168B099 Cindy Borske ML20172A425 Patrick Bosold ML20170A210 Claudia Bosshammer-Bilimek ML20169B004 Ken Bossong ML20169A451 Ken Bossong ML20182A092 Vic Bostock ML20171A796 James Boston ML20170B095 Virginia Bottorff ML20169A947 Victoria Boucher ML20173A381 Jan Boudart ML20182A762 George Bourlotos ML20172A415 Cynthia Bowen ML20171A430 Kathryn Bowers ML20181A343 Charley Bowman ML20178A535 Kenneth Bowman ML20170B111 Nancy Boyce ML20171A929 Esther Boyd ML20170A149 Ellen Boyle ML20173A417 Roxanne Boyle ML20181A282 Wendy Bradburn ML20169A373 Kathy Bradley ML20173A329 Barbara Bradshaw ML20171A857 Kathleen Braico MD ML20171A043 Kay Brainerd ML20177A745 Georgia Braithwaite ML20172A413 Anita Brandariz ML20169A547 Nick Brannan ML20168B289 Debbie Brawner ML20170A257 Teresa Bray ML20168B224 Shana Schwartzberg Brayton ML20172A411 Theodore Brazeau ML20173A268 Sandra Breakfield ML20172A377 Enid Breakstone ML20171A038 Joan Breiding ML20168B091 Anne Brennan ML20182A769 Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Tina Brenza ML20169B023 Molly Brewer ML20179A083 Steve Breyman ML20171A398 Judith Brickman ML20181A617 Annette Briggs ML20169A073 Barbara Brigham ML20168B321 Mary Jo Brinker ML20179A336 Lisabette Brinkman ML20169A920 Stephen Brittle ML20170A181 David Broadwater ML20168B291 Peter Broderson ML20171A930 Gary Brooker ML20169A001 Ben Brooks ML20170A179 Dorothy Brooks ML20170A307 Jann Brooks ML20179A115 Kristen Brooks ML20169A240 Bernadette Brooten ML20181A333 Barbara Brown ML20178A150 Barbara Brown ML20181A300 Bill Brown ML20173A309 Duncan Brown ML20168B334 Nancy Brown ML20170A976 Nancy Brown ML20181A380 Robert Brown ML20173A325 Sandra S Brown ML20169A212 Deirdre Brownell ML20170A079 Sarah Brownrigg ML20169A989 Glenn Brownton ML20171A018 Felicia Bruce ML20169A236 Ginni Brumley ML20170A180 Elizabeth Bryant ML20171A489 Sandra Bryce ML20169A434 Matt Brzezinski ML20168B129 Brad Buchanan ML20171A410 Ivy Buchanan ML20173A383 Mary Buchwald ML20178A550 Barbara Buck ML20182A019 Elizabeth Buckley ML20168B329 Anthony Buda ML20168B206 Joan Budd ML20171A655 Roslynn Budoff ML20172A789

25 Table C-2 (contd)

Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Michelle Buerger ML20168B112 Pat Bulla ML20169A429 Sharon Bunch ML20169A323 Sharon Bunch ML20179A360 Rev Max Burg ML20169A138 Sharon Burge ML20168B313 John Burke ML20173A341 Kerry Burkhardt ML20170A238 Bob E Burnham ML20171A476 David Burns ML20172A459 Gail Burns ML20170A097 Vic Burton ML20171A361 Vic Burton ML20171A363 Cara Busch ML20178A763 John Bush ML20169A915 Ronald Bush ML20179A164 Patricia Butcher ML20173A032 David Butler ML20171A017 David Butler ML20178A509 Edward Butler ML20170A190 Elizabeth Butler ML20171A529 Jane Butler ML20173A322 Ricky Buttery ML20170B054 Charles Byrne ML20170A081 A C ML20181A435 F C ML20170B091 K C ML20169A326 Michael C ML20170B208 T C ML20170B069 Coral Cadman ML20170A163 Bryan Cahill ML20179A187 Sandra Cais ML20170B103 Sandra Cais ML20171A029 Juliet Calabi ML20169A194 Edye Calderon ML20171A022 Brian Caldwell ML20171A910 Lucy Calvillo ML20169B012 Dorothy Li Calzi ML20179A100 Linda Camp ML20172A479 john campanale ML20170A996 Benita J Campbell ML20173A331 Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Dudley and Candace Campbell ML20170A036 Tom Canning ML20169A004 Tom Cannon ML20169A209 Roel Cantú ML20169A329 Karen Nell Capadona ML20168B307 Christel Capps ML20168B105 Carole Caprio ML20172A460 Barbara Capron ML20181A309 Meghan Capulong ML20181A613 Lyn Capurro ML20168B162 Mike Carberry ML20182A044 Duane Carling ML20170A985 Christine Carlisle ML20170B038 Bob and Linda Carlough ML20179A068 Bob and Linda Carlough ML20179A069 William Carlson ML20169A139 Cheryl Carnahan ML20170A214 Cheryl Carney ML20171A455 Benjamin Carpenter ML20169A019 Barbara Carr ML20168B177 Hope Carr ML20172A352 Phil Carr ML20175A786 Adelino Carreira ML20168B282 Jenny Carter ML20177A737 Marian Carter ML20178A533 Michelle Carter ML20172A429 Rob Carter ML20168B266 Adam Casey ML20172A357 Stewart Casey ML20169B008 Mark Caskey ML20179A135 Chris Casper ML20172A771 T Cassidy ML20171A373 Anthony Castillo ML20169A935 Deborah Cate ML20182A079 Deborah Cate ML20182A899 Jane Cates ML20170B218 Kathryn Cates ML20179A063 John Catherine ML20173A001 Lee Cattaneo ML20170B162 June Cattell ML20169A166 G Caviglia ML20169A095

26 Table C-2 (contd)

Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Rosemarie Ceaser ML20169A182 John Cervantes ML20171A891 Isabel Cervera ML20170A005 Suzy Chaffee ML20171A800 Mikki Chalker ML20169A477 John Chamberlin ML20168B285 B Chan ML20169A123 Wallace Chan ML20169A168 Estee Chandler ML20178A624 Michele Chapman ML20171A798 Scott Chase ML20170A297 Phyllis Chavez ML20170B051 Jean Cheesman ML20178A765 Harriet Chenkin ML20173A280 Harriet Chenkin ML20178A544 Robert Cherwink ML20170B035 Deborah Childers ML20170B219 Nat Childs ML20182A052 Robert Chirpin ML20169A977 Robbi Chisholm ML20172A359 Robbi Chisholm ML20172A457 Bill Chockla ML20172A767 Mike Choice ML20178A555 John Chong ML20170A969 Donly Chorn ML20170B128 Joan Christensen ML20169A993 Monique Christensen ML20172A788 Kathryn Christian ML20169A982 William Christwitz ML20169A930 Edward Ciaccio ML20179A180 Barbara Cicalese ML20171A850 Jean Citron ML20172A408 William Claiborn ML20169A223 John Clark ML20170A159 Kathleen Clark ML20179A127 Morgan Clark ML20171A654 Paula B Clark ML20173A277 James A Clark Jr ML20172A842 Ann Clarkson ML20171A012 Patricia Claytor ML20178A564 Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Susanne Cleary ML20170B180 Kathryn Clegg ML20171A915 Audrey Clement ML20169B019 Charles Clements ML20170A234 Catherine Clifton ML20171A901 Craig Cline ML20169B029 Rev L Cline ML20170A135 Marjorie Clisson ML20172A307 K Clune ML20173A354 Mike Coats ML20175A775 Sandra Cobb ML20171A816 Jeffrey Cody ML20170B176 Craig Coelho ML20170A060 Eva Coffee ML20170A059 Ann Coffey ML20171A823 Rotraud Coffey ML20171A335 Allen Cohen ML20171A652 C Alexander Cohen ML20172A427 Jeffrey Cohen ML20173A387 Judith Cohen ML20170A138 Bruce Cole ML20169B011 Nathan Coles ML20168B176 Geri Collecchia ML20169A459 Carol Collins ML20171A817 Kristi Collins ML20171A466 Elizabeth Colon ML20179A171 Sharon Colyar ML20168B214 John Comella ML20171A824 Charles Comer ML20172A812 Philip Condit ML20170A212 William Conger ML20172A790 LuMarion Conklin ML20172A784 B O Connor ML20179A309 David and Sally Conrad ML20172A358 Norm Conrad ML20168B333 Beverly Ann Conroy ML20175A794 Thomas Conroy ML20172A390 Patricia Constantino ML20171A388 John Conway ML20170A242 Don Cook ML20169A960 Geoffrey Cook ML20168B264

27 Table C-2 (contd)

Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Robin Cook ML20169A033 Roger Cook ML20170A101 Gaia Cooksey ML20181A473 Marian Cooley ML20170A162 Christopher Coon ML20171A414 Margaret Cooney ML20169A928 John Cooper ML20172A371 Lennys Cope ML20179A105 Joseph Corbett ML20170B211 Kathleen Corbett ML20170B206 Isabel Cordova ML20170B179 Melissa Cordy ML20173A009 Nan Corliss ML20171A883 Stacy Cornelius ML20169A520 Matt Cornell ML20169A043 F Corr ML20172A416 James Corrigan ML20179A082 Ronit Corry ML20170A087 Dan Cosby ML20169A174 Demelza Costa ML20168B194 John Costello ML20170A201 Helen Cotton ML20168B302 Sandra Couch ML20182A835 Sandra Couch ML20183A522 Dee Coulter ML20170A126 Mary Counihan ML20171A021 Virginia Cousins ML20172A338 Linda Covington ML20171A432 Lanie Cox ML20169A034 Susan Cox ML20168B222 Thomas Cox ML20169A330 Penny Cragun ML20169A075 Anne Craig ML20173A407 Rebekah Craig ML20169A237 Julia Cranmer ML20172A433 Bruce Cratty ML20172A758 Dave Crawford ML20168B209 Jason Crawford ML20170A990 Mariebessie Crawford ML20169A119 Carol Creech ML20169B036 Noel Crim ML20172A435 Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Daniela Cristan ML20179A038 Daniela Cristan ML20179A039 John Crombie ML20173A415 Margaret Croner ML20179A321 Carolyn Croom ML20170A089 Paul Crosson ML20172A320 Thomas Crothers ML20168B305 Karen Crotinger ML20179A158 Lawrence Crowley ML20172A018 Terry Crownover ML20170A172 Kurt Cruger ML20171A759 Leuise Crumble ML20168B250 Katherine Crumpacker ML20173A042 Marian Cruz ML20170B071 Tom Csuhta ML20169A074 Kermit Cuff ML20171A839 Laurette Culbert ML20170A139 John Culloty ML20170B019 Johanna Cummings ML20170B195 Catherine Cunningham ML20179A030 Jennifer Cunningham ML20173A353 Pauline Cunningham ML20172A328 William & Barbara Cunningham ML20182A035 Eva Curatolo ML20170A208 Peter Curia ML20171A333 Nancy Currah ML20169A125 Helen Curtis ML20171A042 Marie Curtis ML20182A034 Amy Cusick ML20172A451 Dr Lewis Cuthbert ML20171A460 Robert Czekaj ML20169A016 Alfred Bartlett M D ML20179A308 Lewis Patrie M D ML20171A782 Joseph Dadgari ML20169B010 Shelley Dahlgren, PhD ML20179A054 Debra Dailey ML20170A002 Sandy Dalcais ML20179A163 Felicia Dale ML20170B137 Jan Dale ML20179A271

28 Table C-2 (contd)

Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Jim and Barbara Dale ML20171A909 Erik Dalhuijsen ML20168B325 James Dancy ML20169A491 Joseph Dangelo ML20169A021 Kirk Danhouser ML20171A765 Al Daniel ML20172A470 Larry Daniell ML20168B191 Jodi Daniels ML20170B122 Mark Daniels ML20172A823 Michelle Darbro ML20169A131 Amitav Dash ML20181A326 Amitav Dash ML20181A339 Robin Dash ML20173A291 Steven Daskal ML20170A224 Mary Lou Dauray ML20172A322 Michael Daus ML20171A918 Michael Daveiga ML20170A255 Susan Davenport ML20169A096 Maggie Davidson ML20170A137 Pamela Davidson ML20171A384 Buzz Davies ML20170A308 Sue Davies ML20171A000 Adrianne Davis ML20181A649 Carla Davis ML20170A000 Celeste Davis ML20172A476 Charles Davis ML20168B232 Donald Davis ML20169A463 Heather Davis ML20168B306 Stephen W Davis ML20179A287 Virginia Davis ML20170A264 Wendy Davis ML20178A147 Laurel Davis-Delano ML20173A399 Jorge De Cecco ML20169A331 Ermanno de Gregorio ML20170A113 Thomas De Pree ML20182A060 Ida de Vecchio ML20170A062 Norma Dean ML20172A453 Karyn Deibel ML20170B010 Mitzi Deitch ML20169A224 Rita DeMaria ML20168B145 Julienne DeMarsh ML20171A875 Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Sarah Demb ML20181A358 Gudrun Dennis ML20169A199 Genevieve Dennison ML20179A160 Paul Densmore ML20169A094 Frank Depinto ML20168B137 Deborah DeRosa ML20169A127 Ineke Deruyter ML20179A283 John Dervin ML20172A480 Victoria DeSarno ML20171A874 Susan Detato ML20169A130 Kelly DeVine ML20169A970 Carol Devoss ML20170B237 Ellen DeWitt ML20168B108 Stephen Diamond ML20179A298 Sara Diaz ML20178A149 Tim DiChiara ML20170B229 Steve Dickman ML20178A586 Ryk Diemert ML20179A034 Michele Dieterich ML20175A791 Kerry Dietz ML20171A674 Diane DiFante ML20169A155 Gloria Diggle ML20170B007 Carol Dillingham ML20171A842 Lawrence Dingman ML20173A303 Jacalyn Dinhofer ML20171A677 Dennis Dix ML20170B075 Jeffrey Dix ML20172A813 Joyce Dixon ML20169A065 Melba Dlugonski ML20170A295 Dorothy Dobbyn ML20168B328 Elizabeth Dodd ML20170A167 William Doherty ML20169A353 Patrick Donaldson ML20171A037 Marjory Donn ML20181A634 Bruce Donnell ML20179A157 Steve Donoso ML20172A759 John Doucette ML20173A313 Kjell Dowds ML20179A325 Kevin Dowell ML20171A866 Vivian Dowell ML20169A195 Nicholas Downey ML20177A727

29 Table C-2 (contd)

Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Christine Doyka ML20170A993 Linda Dragonette ML20169A504 Ronald Drahos ML20169B047 Glen Draper ML20172A468 Lynne Draper ML20168B276 William & Katrina Dresbach ML20179A113 Arlene Dreste ML20169A927 Terese Driscoll ML20179A048 David Drum ML20179A111 Chris Drumright ML20173A402 Lyn du Mont ML20172A033 Monica M DuBina ML20179A178 Gretchen DuBois ML20169A184 Marilyn DuBois ML20173A011 Tim Duda ML20170B006 Lucy Duff ML20179A077 Mike Duffy ML20172A796 Aaron Dukes ML20182A066 Jo Ann Duman ML20169A133 Ethel Dumas ML20179A062 Gregory Duncan ML20171A876 Sylvia Duncan ML20172A465 J Dunkelberger ML20170A045 Doug Dunkle ML20173A376 Tim Dunleavy ML20182A094 John Dunn ML20168B201 Margaret Dunn ML20171A450 Carole DuPre ML20181A266 Samuel Durkin ML20172A360 Annie Dwight ML20182A074 Eleanor Dwight ML20168B085 Jym Dyer ML20172A422 Liz Dyer ML20172A463 Susanne Hesse & Doug Dyer ML20171A934 Dr William Skip Dykoski ML20169A169 Matthew Eager ML20172A365 Cheryl Eames ML20169B002 Lee Eames ML20181A281 Michael Earney ML20173A318 Tom Earnist ML20170A057 Arlene East ML20170B045 Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Nancy Eberg ML20179A047 Sabrina Eckles ML20168B265 Cynthia Eckroth ML20170A197 Curtis Eckstein ML20169A560 Judith Eda ML20169A023 William Edelman ML20172A032 Dominique Edmondson ML20173A379 Dan Edson ML20182A032 Eric Edwards ML20170A174 Judi Edwards ML20173A356 Kris Edwards ML20171A028 Monique Edwards ML20169A201 Robert Edwards ML20171A523 Lisa Ehle ML20181A624 Olivia Eielson ML20169A047 Paul Eisenberg ML20170B204 Joel Eisenkramer ML20172A473 Valerie Eisman ML20170A296 Ted Eller ML20168B319 Nancy Ellingham ML20170A251 Allen Elliott ML20169A995 Jan Ellis ML20168B246 Mari Ellis ML20179A104 Susie Ellis ML20179A276 David Ellison ML20173A003 Shemayim Elohim ML20179A279 António Eloy ML20173A059 Craig Emerick ML20170B241 C Emerson ML20170A018 Jan Emerson ML20172A314 I Engle ML20170A109 Nancy Enkiri ML20181A342 Timothy Enloe ML20168B258 Leann Enos ML20182A096 Elizabeth Enright ML20172A332 Susan Enzinna ML20177A726 Lori Erbs ML20169A000 Bruce Erickson ML20171A755 Liz Erpelding-Garratt ML20169A519 Phyllis Erwin ML20170B036 Greg Espe ML20171A862

30 Table C-2 (contd)

Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Randall Esperas ML20169A489 Beth Estelle ML20168B195 Gina Estrada ML20179A133 Bud Evams ML20169A158 Bronwen Evans ML20170A221 Donald Evans ML20168B240 Donald Evans ML20173A062 Donald Evans ML20173A305 Hersha Evans ML20169A015 Mr Evans ML20179A081 Randy Eveleigh ML20171A933 Kinney Evitt ML20170A056 Lois Evron ML20182A049 Kellie F ML20168B120 T F ML20172A827 Gary Owen Faas ML20181A275 Laurel Facey ML20181A607 Katie Fagan ML20171A710 Rita Fahrner ML20171A416 Stephanie Fairchild ML20182A031 Richard Fairfield ML20169A525 Judy Fairless ML20171A477 Lawrence Fait ML20178A507 Jenna Fallaw ML20171A921 Audrey Famette ML20179A331 Valerie Fannin ML20170B220 Joyce R Farber ML20177A720 Chanda Farley ML20169A461 Jean Farris ML20168B216 Mark Farris ML20170A204 Peter Farris ML20179A074 David Fasano ML20179A293 David Fasano ML20179A311 Sharon Fasnacht ML20179A044 Wendy Fast ML20171A027 Jane Fasullo ML20169A150 Jean-Francois Fauconnier ML20177A728 Dennis Faulkner ML20172A340 Charles Favorite ML20170A164 John Fay ML20179A070 Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Angela Fazzari ML20168B208 Tracy Feldman ML20170A053 Karen D Felts ML20179A305 Reed Fenton ML20171A688 Jeri Fergus ML20171A871 Julia Ferguson ML20173A332 Linda Ferland ML20169A153 Mary Ferraro ML20181A630 Mary Ferraro ML20181A631 William Ferrell ML20170A037 Chris Ferrio ML20169A202 Neal Ferris ML20170A170 Thomas Ferrito ML20169A990 Carolyn Ferry ML20182A131 J Allen Feryok ML20169A056 Ed Fiedler ML20172A381 Marilyn Field ML20170B198 Norma Field ML20182A772 Sylvia Field ML20179A333 Aixa Fielder ML20170A252 Aixa Fielder ML20170A254 Aixa Fielder ML20170A306 Linda Fielder ML20169A144 Kate Fields ML20179A199 Ruth Fields ML20171A745 Alex Fierro-Clarke ML20170A048 Michael Figueroa ML20179A195 Clayton Cunha Filho ML20173A273 Deborah Filipelli PhD ML20179A071 Lynne Firestone ML20171A751 Bob Fischella ML20170B130 Robert Fischoff ML20179A286 Anne Fishef ML20179A089 Kristina Fisher ML20168B151 Yvonne Fisher ML20182A063 Kaitlin Fitch ML20169A028 Judy Fitzgerald ML20168B215 Ned Flaherty ML20169A999 Patricia Fleetwood ML20171A727 Tim Fleischer ML20170A092 Bernard Fleitman ML20170B063

31 Table C-2 (contd)

Commenter ADAMS Accession Number John AND Jean Fleming ML20169A390 Susan Fleming ML20173A065 Susan F Fleming ML20179A288 Carol Fletcher ML20169A334 Judith Fletcher ML20170B210 Brian Florian ML20169A938 Dawn Florio ML20181A376 Roxann Carmean Floyd ML20169A113 Dan Fogarty ML20170A962 Ken Fogel ML20169A052 Patricia Foley ML20173A336 Joyce Follingstad ML20168B294 Adrienne Fong ML20169A457 Siamak Fooladi ML20178A478 Julie Ford ML20169A509 Darin Fork ML20171A343 William Forrest ML20172A804 Hal Forsen ML20172A797 MaryAnna Foskett ML20171A788 Janice Foss ML20171A422 Lorraine Foster ML20178A000 Tracy Foster ML20170A284 Carol Fox ML20173A370 Deborah Fox ML20175A787 Stephanie C Fox ML20170A008 Stuart Francis ML20170A960 Matthew Franck ML20169B050 Patricia Franczyk ML20170A175 Patricia Franczyk ML20170A176 Franklin Frank ML20179A303 Gail Frank ML20171A747 Randall Frank ML20170A982 Sharon Frank ML20168B164 Sandra Franz ML20172A477 Shelley Frazier ML20173A448 Frank Fredenburg ML20182A038 Ruth Ann Fredenthal ML20179A335 Patricia Frederick ML20172A791 Ken Freedman ML20169A152 Beth Jane Freeman ML20171A692 Beth Jane Freeman ML20171A693 Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Claudia Freeman ML20171A469 Gregory Freeman ML20171A019 Kristin Freeman ML20172A373 Dr Ann Frisch ML20169A439 Mary Froehlich ML20173A057 Denise Fry ML20181A461 Peggy Fugate ML20172A447 Grant Fujii ML20171A729 Ernest Fuller ML20181A598 James Fuller ML20171A441 Evan Fulmer ML20169A136 JR Fulton ML20169A097 Shearle Furnish ML20171A705 Shearle Furnish ML20177A736 Carol Anne Fusco ML20172A304 Gilda Fusilier ML20168B197 Sherrill Futrell ML20182A097 Sherrill Futrell ML20183A348 Wendy Futrick ML20173A414 S G ML20170B044 Ron Gerrard ML20181A608 Donna Gaab ML20171A833 Linda Gable ML20172A421 Nick Gaetano ML20170A077 Janet Gahagan ML20172A756 Querido Galdo ML20168B249 Gary Gall ML20182A048 Monica M Gallicho ML20170A968 Christopher Galton ML20181A599 M Sharon Gambocorto ML20170A155 Croitiene ganMoryn ML20170A136 Suzanne Garbarini ML20172A810 Elizabeth Garber ML20168B106 Jeffery Garcia ML20170A229 A Gardner ML20170A287 Marie Garescher ML20169A208 Michael Garitty ML20168B337 Donald Garlit ML20173A028 T Garmon ML20169A494 T Garmon ML20181A467 D Garratt ML20169A521

32 Table C-2 (contd)

Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Daniel Gartner ML20170B028 Lydia Garvey ML20169A162 Jen Gavin ML20181A286 Carol Gay ML20179A138 Diana Gazzola ML20178A492 Clare Geddes ML20173A352 Lisa Gee ML20178A136 Becky Geiser ML20170A216 Sheila Geist ML20169B034 Janet Geldert ML20172A836 Maj(R) Douglas Gendron ML20171A379 Meredith George ML20171A006 Jim Gergat ML20171A935 David Gerke ML20178A592 Susan Gerke ML20181A654 Randy Gerlach ML20168B234 Bonnie German ML20181A474 Lisa Gherardi ML20169A211 Ken Gibb ML20170A151 Wayne Gibb ML20171A438 Covelo Gibbs ML20170A226 Catherine Gibson ML20178A581 Kenneth Gibson ML20168B198 Mark M Giese ML20181A775 Mark M Giese ML20181A777 Elizabeth Gifford ML20173A350 Elizabeth Gifford ML20181A365 Camille Gilbert ML20169A219 Jessica Gilbert ML20170B124 Susan Gill ML20182A050 Thomas Gilmore ML20170A283 Claude Ginsburg ML20170B102 Janice Gintzler ML20168B118 Larry Gioannini ML20172A831 Barbara Giorgio ML20169A942 Diane Girard ML20179A154 Josephine Girardin ML20173A051 Denise Giroux ML20181A440 Rachel Girshick ML20171A672 Jean Glassman ML20170A259 Vesna Glavina ML20171A001 Commenter ADAMS Accession Number MaryAnne Glazar ML20169A980 Allan Glick ML20172A841 Ingeborg Glier ML20169A187 Stephen Gliva ML20170B053 Susanae Glovacki ML20181A424 Robert Glover ML20168B154 Tim Glover ML20171A461 Erma Gluck ML20169A936 Irene Gnemi ML20172A361 Barbara Gocella ML20179A092 Joan Goddard ML20179A147 Terrence Goebel ML20170A112 Sandra Goettling ML20170A199 Sandra Goettling ML20170A202 Kate Goetz ML20168B084 Frances Goff ML20170A144 Leslie Gold ML20169A241 Joseph Goldenberg ML20169A985 Donald Goldhamer ML20177A730 Martha Goldin ML20169A242 Sally Goldin ML20181A478 John Golding ML20169A364 Freya Goldstein ML20171A387 Peter Gollon ML20172A449 Brydon Gombay ML20179A041 Michael Gomel ML20172A781 Frank Gonzales Jr ML20172A445 Hiram Gonzalez ML20169A041 Maria Gonzalez ML20171A803 Yazmin Gonzalez ML20171A757 Joyce Good ML20179A137 Beth Goode ML20173A422 Brenda J Goode ML20172A323 Emma Goode-DeBlanc ML20172A396 Margaret Goodman ML20169A063 Wendy Goodman ML20173A047 Kahlil Goodwyn ML20169A009 Carol Gordon ML20168B219 Marcy Gordon ML20173A284 Suzanne Gordon ML20181A642 Arnold Gore ML20169A226

33 Table C-2 (contd)

Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Jean Gore ML20173A360 Kevin J Gosztonyi ML20171A035 Deidre Gotjen ML20169A142 Mark Gotvald ML20173A274 Pat and Gary Gover ML20169B037 Leona Grage ML20181A625 Barbara Graham ML20173A358 H G Graham ML20182A088 Judith Graham ML20171A756 Monique Grajeda ML20170A010 Elizabeth Grant ML20169A172 Thomas Grant ML20169A436 Chuck Graver ML20172A834 Gardner Gray ML20170A095 Elisa Greco ML20179A319 Dan & Ann Green ML20170A004 Lance Green ML20179A289 Linda Green ML20170A093 Linda Greene ML20172A389 Manna Jo Greene ML20169B041 Manna Jo Greene ML20179A146 Sara Greene ML20170A302 Karen Greenspan ML20171A863 Bobby Greg ML20169A135 Judith Greil ML20171A840 Pamylle Greinke ML20171A902 Mark Hayduke Grenard ML20169A118 Mary Grenough ML20181A272 L Greywolf ML20171A786 Kathy Grieves ML20169A049 Eddie Griffiths ML20181A479 Carol Grimm ML20171A365 Russell Grindle ML20171A435 Scott Grinthal ML20168B211 Bruce Grobman ML20171A694 Paul Grohman ML20175A784 Norda Gromoll ML20172A405 James Gronquist ML20171A760 Joanne Groshardt ML20169B032 Jacqueline Gross ML20181A360 Steve Gross ML20171A845 Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Bozena Grossman ML20170A006 Eldon Grossman ML20182A011 Kathleen Grossman ML20170A114 Patrick Groulx ML20179A165 Clara Guerrero ML20172A754 Peter Guerrero ML20179A166 Elizabeth Guimarin ML20179A132 Valerie Guinan ML20169A490 Jana Gunnell ML20173A070 Peter Gunther ML20173A275 John Guros ML20171A807 Alice Gustavson ML20179A362 Ellen Gutfleisch ML20168B089 Rand Guthrie ML20182A014 Daniel Guy ML20169A266 Marvin Guymon ML20172A368 Lori Haaland ML20171A805 Charles Haas ML20181A305 Jane Haasch ML20171A806 James K Hadcroft ML20171A328 John Hafkenshiel ML20172A410 Jon Hager ML20169A535 Paul Haggard ML20172A777 Jonny Hahn ML20168B140 Mary Hahn ML20169A997 Rachel Haines ML20172A768 Ellen Halbert ML20170A047 Deborah L Hall ML20169A160 Katy Hall ML20179A285 Shawn Hall ML20178A495 Sherrie Hall ML20172A782 Sherrie Hall ML20173A296 Sherrie Hall ML20173A385 Marcia Halligan ML20177A746 Sue Halligan ML20169A007 Leah Hallow ML20172A795 Dee Halzack ML20179A141 Louisa Hamachek ML20182A003 Keith Hamilton ML20171A400 Penny Hammack ML20170A042 Teri Hammer ML20178A487

34 Table C-2 (contd)

Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Lisa Hammermeister ML20182A030 Marcella Hammond ML20169B046 Martin Hampel ML20179A118 Jena Hamra ML20170B033 Richard Han ML20173A067 Susan Hancock ML20171A926 David Hand ML20170B205 Robert Handelsman ML20169A038 Janet Handford ML20169A154 Laura Hanks ML20169A426 Bob Hannigan ML20172A312 Debby and John Hanrahan ML20171A773 Arthur Hansen ML20171A490 Art Hanson ML20168B315 Mary Hanson ML20168B236 Hashi Hanta ML20170A078 Charles Happel ML20172A354 Jane Harada ML20171A764 Kate Harder ML20173A269 Gina Hardin ML20173A442 Merja Harju ML20170B089 Lynne Harkins ML20170A213 Donald Harland ML20171A446 Amy Harlib ML20171A830 Nancy Harlow ML20170B120 Larry Harper ML20172A439 Daniel L Harris ML20173A048 Debra Harris ML20169A544 Freya Harris ML20168B171 Paige Harrison ML20171A810 Randy Harrison ML20169A965 Merry Harsh ML20168B338 Diane Hart ML20169A157 Jolene Hart ML20181A643 James Hartley ML20170A291 Matthew Hartlieb ML20168B152 Evan Hartman ML20179A128 Evan Hartman ML20179A304 Lorraine Hartmann ML20169A359 Florence Harty ML20179A090 Jef Harvey ML20170A066 Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Andrew Harwell ML20170A278 Nancy Hasenpusch ML20168B256 Robert Haslag ML20169A337 Robert Hasselbrink ML20169A059 William Hassig ML20173A398 Howard Hassman ML20181A351 Dorothy Hatch ML20173A330 Don Hawkins ML20170A142 Kay Hawklee ML20177A744 Pat Hawthorn ML20169A061 Ann Hayden ML20172A481 David Hayes ML20168B153 Elizabeth Hayes ML20181A338 Sara Hayes ML20169A349 Tim Hayes ML20173A045 Helen Hays ML20177A735 Tom Hazelleaf ML20170B029 Jim Head ML20179A295 Kris Head ML20169A151 Shannon Healey ML20182A026 Seth Healy ML20170A245 Anne Heaney ML20171A321 Anne Heaney ML20171A325 Clarice Hearne ML20181A259 Susan Heath ML20168B158 Elaine Heathcoat ML20181A419 Alicia Hecht ML20182A028 Ross Heckmann ML20169A110 Lloyd Hedger ML20170A168 Joshua Heffron ML20170A198 Maureen Heilman ML20179A142 Courtney Hein ML20169A932 Hans-Peter Heinrich ML20173A319 Penny Heintz ML20170A073 Madeline Helbraun ML20173A069 Helen Henderson ML20179A329 Mike Henderson ML20170B183 Allen Hengst ML20170B239 Chip Henneman ML20173A298 Huntley Hennessy ML20173A334 David Henning ML20169A974

35 Table C-2 (contd)

Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Amy Henry ML20170B059 Carole Henry ML20169A163 Lana Henson ML20170A044 Annabelle Herbert ML20171A039 Ricardo Hernandez ML20169A454 Thomas Hernandez ML20170A121 Beverly Herrbert ML20170B039 Ann Herren ML20178A501 Mary O Herron ML20169A966 Randy Herz ML20172A353 Rilla Heslin ML20173A041 Joseph Hess ML20178A601 Joanne Hesselinmk ML20173A297 Bill Hessell ML20172A343 Bill Hessell ML20172A344 Luis Hestres ML20173A413 John Heuman ML20173A391 Stephan Hewitt ML20169A218 J M Hiatt ML20173A348 Mary Hicklin ML20169B001 Elaine Hickman ML20170A182 Arlene Hickory ML20172A820 Arlene Hickory ML20182A813 Lacey Hicks ML20173A421 Nancy Hiestand ML20170A211 Ritsuko Higashi ML20178A600 Debra Higbee-Sudyka ML20170A007 Todd Hildebrandt ML20171A678 Leigh Hill ML20169A105 Michael Hill ML20168B097 Holly Hillman ML20169A382 Susan Himes-Powers ML20173A418 Mark Hinds ML20173A044 James Hipp ML20169A010 Mike Hlat ML20182A076 Bruce Hlodnicki ML20171A682 Hu Ho ML20181A348 Dorinda Hoag ML20172A392 Andreas Hobyan ML20173A363 Adrienne Hochberg ML20171A689 Kathleen Hochevar ML20179A277 Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Peter Hochfellner ML20171A696 Jean Hodgins ML20172A816 Bruce Hodo ML20181A288 Jeffrey Hodson ML20168B309 Dennis Hoerner ML20171A369 Janice Hoffman ML20169A375 Mark Hogarth ML20169A232 Sam Holden ML20175A790 Simon Holden ML20169A371 Brett Holland ML20181A626 Mark Holland ML20181A476 David Holmes ML20171A322 Kendra Holt ML20168B101 Jayne Holtman ML20169A372 Thomas Holubeck ML20170A014 Thomas Holubeck ML20170B066 Ellen Homsey ML20169A234 Alexander Honigsblum ML20172A363 Stan Hoobing ML20181A322 Shelby L Hood ML20169B042 Niels Henrik Hooge ML20173A411 Michael Hoover ML20171A893 Laurie Hope ML20171A023 Steve Hopkins ML20172A420 Jay Hormel ML20171A904 Marianne Horn ML20171A864 Laura Horowitz ML20173A419 Tom Hougham ML20170A223 Jay Houlahan ML20172A029 Brian Houser ML20169A057 Larry Hovekamp ML20169A470 Celeste Howard ML20170A263 Ron Hubert ML20171A922 Carole Huelsberg ML20170A153 Glenn Hufnagel ML20170B092 Glenn Hufnagel ML20170B105 Barbara Hughes ML20182A016 Dwight Hughes ML20168B109 Elaine Hughes ML20179A176 Karen Hughes ML20173A058 Vicki Hughes ML20170A965

36 Table C-2 (contd)

Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Anne Huibregtse ML20169A189 Beth Huizenga ML20182A062 Ace Hull ML20172A336 Gary Hull ML20179A067 Juanita Hull ML20179A064 Matt Hulstrunk ML20171A457 Jennifer Humiston ML20168B255 Jennifer Humiston ML20171A024 Rhonda Hungerford ML20173A439 Donald Hunt ML20170A038 Obie Hunt ML20181A224 Stephanie Huntington ML20181A450 Holly Huntley ML20172A324 Mark Hurley ML20170A104 Sharon Hurley ML20182A025 Laurel Husk ML20171A009 Lee Hutchings ML20170A281 Judith Hutchison ML20171A316 Amy Hutto ML20169A916 Richard & Joyce Hybil ML20171A367 Nancy Iannuzzelli ML20169A216 Carol Ilic ML20182A008 Mana Iluna ML20169A529 Aurora Insurriaga ML20168B227 John Jeffrey Irwin ML20172A394 Martin Iseri ML20181A256 James Jachimiak ML20169A100 Alicia Jackson ML20172A030 Anne Jackson ML20169A405 Dewey Jackson ML20181A413 John Robert Jackson ML20169A102 Rena Jackson ML20182A091 Russell Jackson ML20181A409 Sasha Jackson ML20170B152 Sue Jackson ML20181A457 April Jacob ML20171A897 Chris Jacobs ML20171A931 Eric Jacobs ML20169A496 Robert Jacobs ML20169A984 Barbara Jacobsen ML20171A818 Mark Jacquinot ML20172A800 Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Mark Jacquinot ML20172A802 Carol Jagiello ML20169A356 Denise Jakobsberg ML20171A344 Ellen Jamieson ML20181A359 Marsha Jarvis ML20169A954 Virginia Jastromb ML20168B165 Paul Jefferson ML20178A476 Brian Jeffery ML20172A350 Robert Jehn ML20179A324 Monika Jelonnek ML20171A790 Pia Jensen ML20172A387 Terry Jess ML20171A856 Darynne Jessler ML20169A478 Angie Johnson ML20179A122 Bettemae Johnson ML20171A913 Charles Johnson ML20171A680 Dorothy Johnson ML20173A027 Jo Johnson ML20171A405 Joel Johnson ML20171A895 Jonna Johnson ML20179A282 Keith Johnson ML20170B094 Lorraine D Johnson ML20169A317 Margaret Johnson ML20179A139 MIchele Johnson ML20169A379 Rebecca Johnson ML20179A046 Rheta Johnson ML20178A582 Ron Johnson ML20182A103 Teresa Johnson ML20181A258 Pamela Johnston ML20170A094 Virginia Johnston ML20173A406 Dr Virginia Jones ML20172A418 Karen Jones ML20171A873 Kathrine Jones ML20168B086 Rodney and Terri Jones ML20169A171 Shawn Jones-Bunn ML20169A048 Renee Joos ML20168B332 Sandra Joos ML20179A156 Alena Jorgensen ML20172A434 Janette Jorgensen ML20173A327 Lesley Jorgensen ML20169A384 Darina Joy ML20170A289

37 Table C-2 (contd)

Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Holly Juch ML20182A024 Timothy Judson ML20171A940 John Jumonville ML20171A396 Carol Jurczewski ML20172A760 Lee Jurman ML20179A052 William Justis ML20181A633 Z K ML20178A001 Z K ML20181A391 Keith Kaback ML20182A064 Zach Kadar ML20172A837 Zach Kadar ML20172A838 Lauren Kaden ML20179A182 Moe Kafka ML20173A294 Lisa Kagan ML20173A342 Marilyn Kaggen ML20169A458 Nalei Kahakalau ML20169A964 Peter Kahigian ML20169A143 Elaine Kalantarian ML20181A641 Joe Kaleel ML20170B141 Paul Kalka ML20179A334 Dixie van der Kamp ML20182A089 Kevin Kamps ML20182A767 Jack Kanack ML20170B027 Catherine Kandefer-Lang ML20181A629 Mona Kandeler ML20169A952 Caitilin Kane ML20181A399 Gail Kansky ML20179A194 David Kanter ML20168B271 Mike Kappus ML20170A140 Dave Karasic ML20169B044 Dave Karasic ML20169B045 Theresa Kardos ML20170A177 Dave Karrmann ML20169A983 A Kasbarian ML20173A405 Susan Kassouf ML20177A740 Michael Kast ML20169A487 Vicki & Rod Kastlie ML20171A793 Ron Katz ML20179A274 Shari Katz ML20182A099 Walda Katz-Fishman ML20179A043 Dave Kauble ML20171A337 Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Maryann Kauffman ML20170A098 Lois Kaufmann ML20173A364 jumpei kawakami ML20168B308 Jumpei Kawakami ML20168B324 Joel Kay ML20171A709 Gabrielle Kayser ML20173A272 Hiroko Kazama ML20172A034 Roxanne Kearns ML20169B017 Alix Keast ML20172A414 Leo Keightley ML20179A144 John Keiser ML20169A018 Mary Keithler ML20169A068 Elizabeth Kelley ML20171A936 Susan Kelley ML20170B174 Elizabeth Kelly ML20169A185 Florence Kelly ML20170A247 Arthur Kennedy ML20170A184 Tom Kennedy ML20179A110 Kate Kenner ML20173A299 Diane Kent ML20179A059 Valery Keramaty ML20173A338 Paul Kerman ML20168B252 Chris Kermiet ML20179A051 Loretta Kerns ML20170B189 Harry Kershner ML20170A271 Harry Kershner ML20181A264 Jerry Kessinger ML20170A232 Siri Kar Kaur Khalsa ML20172A401 Siri Kar Kaur Khalsa ML20172A402 Corwin Khoe ML20169A476 Catherine Kilgore ML20169A381 Linda Musmeci Kimball ML20173A315 Annie Stevenson - King ML20177A732 Chris King ML20171A378 Tammy King ML20170A154 Lawrence Kinsley ML20169A546 Ken & Ethel Kipen ML20179A140 Caroline Kipling ML20169B014 John Kirchner ML20181A646 Margaret Kirtley-Sternberg ML20169A401 Bernard Kirtman ML20179A302

38 Table C-2 (contd)

Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Allison Kiser ML20168B094 Robin Kladke ML20169A396 Elaine Klein ML20179A310 Judith E Klein ML20169A551 Phil Klein ML20173A410 Siegfried Kleinau ML20179A356 Kevin Klenner ML20170B193 Leona Klerer ML20171A809 Jon Klingel ML20179A281 George F Klipfel II ML20170B227 Marija Kljuce ML20168B156 Chris Klopp ML20171A336 Ulla Kltzer ML20170B113 Christina Knapp ML20178A762 Paige Knight ML20177A721 Donna Knipp ML20171A763 Glenn Knoblock ML20172A798 Robert Knoer ML20169A961 Charles Knowles ML20179A075 Judy Knueven ML20173A007 Ruth Koblenz ML20169A120 Joann Koch ML20169A213 Carol Koehler ML20169A483 Ken Koenigshofer ML20169A480 Karl Koessel ML20168B317 Sybil Kohl ML20170A215 Michael F Kolassa ML20170A292 Michael F Kolassa ML20170A967 Robert Kolodny ML20173A382 Jeff Komisarof ML20170B077 Rebecca Koo ML20169A014 Robert Koopmans ML20169A129 Mark Koritz ML20169A978 Meryle A Korn ML20178A534 Bill Kornrich ML20179A364 Robin Kory ML20169A320 ewa koscielna ML20170B088 Greg Koshak ML20172A773 Kathy Kosinski ML20172A483 Aleks Kosowicz ML20169A474 Jenni Kovich ML20170B136 Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Cheryl Kozanitas ML20169B020 Ted Kozlowski ML20172A799 Dave Kraft ML20182A768 Julie Kramer ML20181A627 Andrea Kraus ML20170A171 Dennis Kreiner ML20179A313 Evan Kroeker ML20178A141 Frank Kroger ML20169A122 Mike Krouse ML20172A382 Gloria Krueger ML20169A482 K Krupinski ML20171A478 Ginny Krystel ML20173A374 Holly Kukkonen ML20178A626 Susan Kulis ML20171A836 Daniel Kurz ML20173A307 Carol Kussart ML20169A443 Christopher Kustra ML20168B220 Susan Kutz ML20170B177 Mia L ML20169A385 Rochelle La Frinere ML20172A839 Kaab Laab ML20172A448 Gail Lack ML20169A937 Edie Lackland ML20178A620 Brian Laddy ML20169A540 Susan LaDue ML20181A336 Monika Laendle ML20170B235 Sally Laing-Malcolmson ML20170B131 Laura Lake ML20179A076 Anne Lakota ML20171A858 Lisa Lamb ML20168B323 Richard Lamb ML20172A309 Eric Lambart ML20179A174 George Lambert ML20179A121 Jerell Lambert ML20177A747 Sylvia Lambert ML20169A469 Larry Lambeth ML20168B082 Larry Lambeth ML20173A349 Kathryn Lambros ML20169A925 Frank Lampe ML20171A750 Dmitry Landa ML20168B247 James Landers ML20171A916

39 Table C-2 (contd)

Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Mary Landrum ML20170A218 Deborah Lane ML20179A363 Linda Lane ML20170B216 Sandra Lane ML20169A156 Lynn C Lang ML20168B339 Barbara Langan ML20173A061 M Langelan ML20172A474 Joan Langue ML20177A723 Joan Langue ML20177A725 Paul Lapidus ML20169A514 Mike LaPorte ML20170A120 George Laroza ML20181A637 Elaine Larson ML20181A653 Frances Larson ML20181A388 Gary Larson ML20170B172 Wendy Larson ML20179A270 Erik LaRue ML20170A286 T LaRue ML20173A357 Dona LaSchiava ML20168B122 Norman W Lathrop ML20169A388 Roxey Lau ML20171A754 Victor Becker Lau ML20170A076 Chris Pan Launois ML20172A342 Rachel Lauze ML20169A217 Charlene Lauzon ML20171A357 Annamaria Laverty ML20169A479 Toni Lavery ML20181A345 Lynn Lavezzi ML20171A835 Fred Lavy ML20173A409 Alan Lawrence ML20170B138 Joan Lawson ML20171A684 David Lax ML20170B158 Barbara Laxon ML20182A007 Kevin Lay ML20169A492 Gail Lebeck ML20168B123 Dennis Ledden ML20169A941 John Leddy ML20179A365 Ann Lee ML20181A387 Marlies Lee ML20179A184 Peter Lee ML20169A078 Rob Lee ML20169A913 Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Cindy Leerer ML20170B143 Magaly Léger ML20172A776 Don Leichtling ML20171A666 Don Leichtling ML20171A668 Charles Leiden ML20169A447 Charles Leiden ML20175A778 Laura Leipzig ML20170A108 Laura Leipzig ML20179A153 Joel Leitner ML20171A345 Eric Lemberg ML20181A623 Kathryn Lemoine ML20169A005 Cecile Leneman ML20171A802 Margot Lenhart ML20172A825 Vivienne Lenk ML20173A040 Brian Leslie ML20181A384 H Richard Leuchtag ML20171A737 Vladimir Levchenko ML20181A639 Edmund Levering ML20168B092 Paul Levesque ML20169A945 Patricia Levin ML20169A011 Joel Levine ML20170A239 Gilda Levinson ML20169A071 Jeri Levitt ML20178A612 Elana Levy ML20169A008 George Lewis ML20173A351 Gloria Lewis ML20173A440 Marvin Lewis ML20168B230 Shawn Lewis ML20172A801 Marcel Liberge ML20170A233 Robert Lieber ML20171A870 Sharon Lieberman ML20171A735 Susan and Philip Likes ML20179A320 Andrea Likovich ML20178A493 Kathryn Lilley ML20181A615 John Limbach ML20169A210 John Lindberg ML20173A355 Christine Linderman ML20170B132 Gerald Lindhorst ML20170A080 MaryAnn Linehan ML20172A399 Virginia Linstrom ML20182A042 Connie Lippert ML20173A416

40 Table C-2 (contd)

Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Timothy Lippert ML20173A030 Robert Lippman ML20173A293 Roger Lippman ML20173A321 Roger Lippman ML20179A036 Joseph Lipsey ML20169B021 Richard Lipton ML20172A430 Christopher Lish ML20182A104 Christopher Lish ML20182A116 John Liss ML20179A094 Laurie Litman ML20179A085 Wendy Little ML20178A135 Norm Littlejohn ML20172A783 Joan Lobell ML20169A069 Jonahan Lockie ML20171A925 Ross Lockridge ML20172A757 Wolfgang Loera ML20168B343 Patricia Loftman ML20182A013 Sharon Logan ML20170A102 Regina Logue ML20173A343 Leslie Lomas ML20171A920 Michael Lombardi ML20170A110 Robert Lombardi ML20169A090 Lois Lommel ML20170A191 John Long ML20169A955 John Long ML20169B052 John Long ML20171A375 Marilyn Long ML20171A712 Patricia Long ML20169B040 Paula Long ML20172A469 Mary Loomba ML20170A236 Dian Lopez ML20181A477 Roxanne Lopez ML20169A159 Herbert Lord ML20171A724 Ernie Loreen ML20170A183 Catherine Loudis ML20168B340 Karen Lovequist ML20169A485 Sammy Low ML20168B166 Melissa Lowe ML20169A338 Janet Lowenthal ML20178A599 Steven Lowenthal ML20171A785 Josephine Lowrey ML20172A400 Commenter ADAMS Accession Number David Loy ML20172A298 Joe Luca ML20172A808 Bron Lucas ML20182A098 Sandra Lucas ML20173A404 Stephen Ludwig ML20168B248 Thom Lufkin ML20171A429 Judy Lukasiewicz ML20178A134 Andy Lupenko ML20169B018 Alvaro Luque ML20172A015 Jayson Luu ML20182A022 Thomas Lux ML20182A020 Andrew Lyall ML20169A350 Nancy Lyles ML20169A333 Henry Lyman ML20173A068 Frances Lynch ML20169A362 Michal Lynch ML20169B048 Dawn Lyons ML20169A103 Deborah Lyons ML20171A036 Rani Lyons ML20169A181 Denise Lytle ML20172A341 Marleny M ML20182A027 Mitch M ML20172A014 Barbara MacAlpine ML20171A767 Rich Mackin ML20170B109 Neal Madnick ML20172A461 Martin Mador ML20179A031 Calli Madrone ML20170B185 Tara Mae ML20170B192 Millie Magner ML20170A050 Pat Magrath ML20168B173 Yefim Maizel ML20170A186 Gene Majewski ML20170B042 Janet Maker ML20170A253 Janet Maker ML20171A354 Janet Maker ML20178A552 Joan Makurat ML20173A397 Charles Malarkey ML20181A606 Catherine Malec ML20171A458 Rina Malerman ML20179A149 Karen Malley ML20172A311 Sue Malone ML20173A317

41 Table C-2 (contd)

Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Patrick Maloney ML20171A914 Tania Malven ML20168B119 Peter Maly ML20172A026 Ann Malyon ML20170A039 Ann Malyon ML20179A198 Ann Malyon ML20182A081 Richard Mammel ML20172A840 Sally Mann ML20173A000 Natalie Mannering ML20169A465 Michael Mannion ML20171A002 Jonathan Mansell ML20168B144 Mario Maraldo ML20170A195 Amy Sophia Marashinsky ML20182A021 Lorretta Marcel ML20169A039 Leslie March ML20178A619 Robert Marcus ML20182A039 Sandra Mardigian ML20170A011 Margo Margolis ML20179A327 Lee Margulies ML20173A055 Kathleen Margulis ML20168B241 Mitchell Maricque ML20170A193 Patricia Marida ML20179A328 Patricia Marida ML20182A771 Fabio Markon ML20178A513 Michael Marquardt ML20169A419 Sandra Marr ML20171A032 Jesse Marsden ML20179A057 Dorrine Marshall ML20173A012 Linda Marshall ML20171A706 Benjamin Martin ML20172A478 Darlene St Martin ML20170A068 Gordon Mac Martin ML20172A375 Martha E Martin ML20182A075 William Martin ML20168B221 Alice Anne Martineau ML20169A197 Flora Martinez ML20170A178 Bill Marvin ML20170A145 Susannah Masarie ML20170B199 Marty Mason ML20172A301 Peter Mason ML20171A903 Joel Masser ML20172A822 Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Carolyn Massey ML20169A471 Carolyn Massey ML20181A394 Rik Masterson ML20169A191 Harald Matej ML20181A439 Vicki Matheny ML20173A403 Holger Mathews ML20171A720 Ellen Matis ML20181A636 Patricia Matteson ML20171A003 Gail Matthews ML20179A168 Sally Mavroides ML20169A981 Mindy Maxwell ML20172A376 Dana May ML20170A228 Lana May ML20173A039 S L May ML20171A887 Bob Mayberry ML20179A150 Lucie Mayer ML20171A016 Paul Mayer ML20171A938 Kenneth Mayers ML20170A083 Kenneth Mayers ML20182A036 Nat Mayers ML20173A366 Steven & Susan Mayes ML20173A377 Doug Mayor ML20172A016 Teresa Mays ML20169A934 Gary Mazzotti ML20172A348 Janet McCalister ML20171A911 Barb McCarthy ML20169A455 Cynthia McCarthy ML20170A132 Julie McCarthy ML20168B148 Susann McCarthy ML20170B164 Harriet McCleary ML20168B150 Daviann McClurg ML20171A888 Chris McCluskey ML20182A101 Robert McCombs ML20181A644 James McConkey ML20170A258 James McConkey ML20170A260 Kelly McConnell ML20169A991 Mike McCool ML20169A450 Joan McCoy ML20172A019 Marta McCracken ML20169A230 PJ Mcdaniel ML20172A362 Ruthann McDermott ML20177A719

42 Table C-2 (contd)

Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Linda McDevitt ML20173A270 John McDonald ML20169A140 Richard McDonald ML20170A250 Tracy McDonald ML20168B331 Lillian McDonell ML20172A300 Rebecca McDonough ML20171A769 Betty McElhill ML20170B004 Lauren McElroy ML20179A079 Doreen McElvany ML20179A037 Aileen McEvoy ML20171A890 Mitclh McFarland ML20183A022 Robert McFarland ML20173A054 Brent McFarlane ML20179A148 A McGarry ML20170A015 Susan Mcgaughey ML20182A045 Bonnie McGill ML20168B229 William McGoldrick ML20171A837 Lynn McGovern ML20169A453 Lynn McGovern ML20169A505 Nancy McGovern ML20181A341 Wendy McGowan ML20168B293 Edwin McGrath ML20172A763 Peggy McGuire ML20181A446 Margaret C McHugh ML20169A076 Patricia McHugh ML20173A326 JoAnn McIntosh ML20179A114 Barbara McKay ML20172A443 Don McKelvey ML20169A926 Linda McKillip ML20169A141 Michael McMahan ML20170B217 Mary McMahon ML20170A074 Pam McMahon ML20179A120 Mara McManus ML20171A827 Odette McMillan ML20169A403 Alice McNally ML20170A192 Cynthia McNamara ML20171A675 James and Leslee McPherson ML20171A350 Mari McShane ML20172A440 Nancy Mead ML20169A109 Kimberly Medeiros ML20170B231 F Meek ML20172A455 Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Tim Meier ML20173A361 Peter Meissner ML20168B351 Cara Melbye ML20168B083 Peter Melka ML20169A179 Lisa Mell ML20171A912 Jonathan Memmert ML20170B175 R Miles Mendenhall ML20172A366 Mari Mennel-Bell ML20173A023 Mardelle Mercurio ML20179A028 David Merrill ML20178A597 Joan Merrill ML20169A473 Nancy Merritt ML20179A161 Regna Merritt ML20170B134 Prof Len Messina ML20170A118 Douglas Meyer ML20171A338 Elizabeth Meyer ML20168B245 Twyla Meyer ML20170A146 Cindy Meyers ML20170A054 Kathi Meyers ML20168B098 Rick M Micciulla ML20172A441 Brenda Michaels ML20182A061 George E Milkowski ML20172A778 Maria Millar ML20175A795 Caroline Miller ML20169A532 Charles Miller ML20169A060 Genevieve Miller ML20175A789 Kathryn Miller ML20171A777 Kirk Miller ML20182A783 Sam Miller ML20173A441 Steven Miller ML20168B288 Suzanne Miller ML20179A073 Tim Miller ML20173A017 Victoria Miller ML20169A498 Gerry Milliken ML20172A464 Karen Milliken ML20179A130 Roger Mills ML20177A722 Bonnie Milrod ML20177A742 Karen Milstein ML20171A791 Shelley Minden ML20172A764 Laura Miner ML20169B000 Herbert F Mintz II ML20179A097

43 Table C-2 (contd)

Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Kathleen Mireault ML20172A297 Kurt Miron ML20170B107 Seth Mirsky ML20172A331 Patrick J Mitchell ML20172A436 Sidney Mitchell ML20182A047 Susannah Mitchell ML20172A380 William Mitchell ML20173A386 Glenn Mitroff ML20170B196 Arlene Mittenthal ML20173A031 Steven Miyamoto ML20179A183 T Mo ML20170B046 Henry Mobley ML20172A022 Neal Mock ML20172A824 Norman Moldestad ML20179A108 Cynthia Molinero ML20173A447 Stephen Molk ML20168B213 James Monroe ML20171A349 David Monsees ML20170A166 Danielle Montague-Judd ML20169A437 Lisa Montanus ML20178A587 Deborah Montero ML20179A186 Chris Monti ML20169B013 Vi Mooberry ML20173A037 William Moody ML20169B006 Chris Moore ML20170A096 Colleen Moore ML20178A571 Hugh Moore ML20178A526 Nancy Moore ML20172A765 Mary Morell ML20169A206 Linda Morgan ML20169A352 Gina Mori ML20171A482 Jules Moritz ML20169A092 Larry Morningstar ML20169A976 Samuel Morningstar ML20171A749 Cynthia Morrell ML20171A332 Nancy Morris ML20170B230 Sue and John Morris ML20171A795 Sam Morrison ML20178A516 Steven Morr-Wineman ML20170A071 Kerry Mortensen ML20177A739 Commenter ADAMS Accession Number James Mosley ML20171A330 Anguss Moss ML20173A394 Carol Moss ML20170B215 Glenn Moss ML20170A116 John Moszyk ML20168B121 Margaret Motley ML20181A601 Judy Mouradian ML20173A346 Alexander Mouton ML20170A052 John Mrakowitz ML20173A420 Stephen Mudrick ML20170B170 Karsten Mueller ML20170A084 Lindsay Mugglestone ML20179A131 Mark Muhich ML20173A021 Bernardo Alayza Mujica ML20169A145 James Mulcare ML20172A819 James Mulder ML20171A880 Carrie Mullen ML20178A148 Charlotte Mullen ML20198M670 Edna Mullen ML20171A917 Timothy Mullen ML20172A372 Christine Muller ML20172A472 Mary Anne Muller ML20173A400 Maureen Mulligan ML20171A383 Susan Mullins ML20170B031 Barbara Jo Mullis ML20169A500 S Mumford ML20168B336 Prashanth Mundkur ML20171A346 Lauren Murdock ML20168B251 Bonnie Murphy ML20169A445 Dacia Murphy ML20172A835 Gordon Murphy ML20169A032 Linda Murphy ML20172A398 Liz Murphy ML20171A825 Paige Murphy-Young ML20171A334 Gail Musante ML20172A475 Mallory Musser ML20179A106 Carol Myers ML20169A511 Jon Nadle ML20171A437 Patricia Nadreau ML20169A204 Michael Nagy ML20168B281 Sandra Naidich ML20169A046

44 Table C-2 (contd)

Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Joseph Naidnur ML20172A325 Judy Nakadegawa ML20168B100 S Nam ML20170B023 Remy Naumann ML20173A388 Maureen O Neal ML20169A072 Meredith Needham ML20172A774 Grace Neff ML20181A620 Beatrice Nelson ML20169A006 Brad Nelson ML20169A036 Chris Nelson ML20182A084 Dennis Nelson ML20170B154 Dennis Nelson ML20173A446 Dennis Nelson ML20179A129 Katherine Nelson ML20168B279 L Nelson ML20169A472 Victor Nepomnyashchy ML20169A067 Mary Neptune ML20170A205 Kimberly Nero ML20170A298 Alice Neuhauser ML20172A391 Priscilla Newcomer ML20171A698 Margo Newhouse ML20179A314 Roberta E Newman ML20170A117 Carol A Newton ML20182A037 Duane Niatum ML20169A177 Janice Niblack ML20181A278 Jenny Nichols ML20178A497 Stephen Nickels ML20179A316 Kathy Nickodemus ML20168B268 Ricardo Nicol ML20169A026 Thomas Nieland ML20169A968 Antonella Nielsen ML20170A161 Erik Nielsen ML20171A699 Whitney Nieman ML20170A971 Whitney Nieman ML20170A972 Robert Nobrega ML20173A424 Nancee Noel ML20170A099 Lyndsey Nolan ML20169A979 Nancy Nolan ML20172A766 Zeb Nole ML20170B197 Felice Nord ML20170A305 Pamela Nordhof ML20173A314 Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Lillian Nordin ML20172A829 Scott Norris ML20178A475 Judy Northrop ML20171A919 Matthew Nossal ML20169A464 Sharon Noviss ML20172A305 Anita Cannata Nowell ML20169A466 Raymond Nuesch ML20173A301 Robert Oberdorf ML20170A035 Monica O'Brien ML20169A921 Alfredo Ocasio ML20170A244 Richard Ochs ML20172A428 Mary Beth OConnor ML20178A628 Elizabeth ODear ML20168B303 Michael Odell ML20173A288 Gloria Oehl ML20172A020 Edith Ogella ML20178A133 LJ Okaldek ML20170A063 Meghan Olafson ML20178A002 Maurice Oldis ML20168B344 Michael Olenjack ML20169A117 George Oleyer ML20179A045 Donna Olsen ML20171A878 Barbara Olson ML20181A443 F Olson ML20172A025 Robert L Oman ML20169A104 Mahmut Onde ML20179A185 Kathy Oppenhuizen ML20170A219 Vivi Orgel ML20171A924 David Osinga ML20170A115 Hillary Ostrow ML20179A103 Fred Oswald ML20170B163 otter ML20170A124 Ned Overton ML20168B335 Steve Overton ML20172A346 Timothy Owen ML20181A377 Linda Owens ML20173A395 Theresa Owens ML20168B138 Douglas and Diane Ower ML20173A066 Carol P ML20171A932 E P ML20170A303 Rosemarie Pace ML20181A609

45 Table C-2 (contd)

Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Roseanne Pacheco ML20171A498 Marion Pack ML20168B292 Zola Packman ML20179A102 Urmila Padmanabhan ML20169A948 Peggy Page ML20173A311 Victor Paglia ML20171A041 Gregory Pais ML20169B039 Tami Palacky ML20170A131 Linda Paleias ML20178A568 Paul Palla ML20170A156 Mary Anna Palmer ML20169A939 William Palmisano ML20179A280 Elaine Palmquist ML20169A198 Harold & Lorraine Panciera ML20172A335 Rachael Pappano ML20171A371 Kate Paradis ML20173A043 Sandy Parbury ML20170A243 Marco Pardi ML20172A770 Jeannie Park ML20168B233 Linda Park ML20171A733 Phyllis Park ML20179A169 Bob Parker ML20182A017 Eric Parker ML20168B287 Erin Parker ML20171A702 Sheila Parks ML20173A401 Faun Parliman ML20179A101 Dolores Parra ML20169A101 David Parrish ML20168B111 Adina Parsley ML20168B212 Michael Parsons ML20169A524 Ron Parsons ML20172A351 Susan Parsons ML20182A082 Ronald Partridge ML20179A080 Rama K Paruchuri ML20172A012 Richard Patenaude ML20171A762 Ron Patrick ML20179A315 Carol Joan Patterson ML20169A959 Michelle Pavcovich ML20169A203 P A Paye ML20173A365 Gail Payne ML20170A277 Richard Payne ML20169A946 Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Joyce Pear ML20171A653 Craig Peariso ML20168B142 Nancy Pearlman ML20170B150 Tia Pearson ML20169A918 s peirce ML20172A779 Tyra Pellerin ML20168B253 Antonio Perez ML20170A111 Susan Perez ML20169A215 Susan Perez ML20169A530 Andy Peri ML20182A043 Jana Perinchief ML20179A177 Jean Perkins ML20172A803 Kathryn Perkins ML20171A310 Debbie Perlmutter ML20170A125 Martha D Perlmutter ML20170B009 Mary Perner ML20179A040 Claire Perricelli ML20171A923 Mona Perrotti ML20178A633 Robin Perry ML20168B278 William Persky ML20179A162 Carla Peterson ML20168B314 Davin Peterson ML20173A408 Elen Peterson ML20170B148 Karen Peterson ML20172A403 Mary Peterson ML20172A321 Richard Peterson ML20168B168 John Petroni ML20170A262 Edward Petroski ML20181A235 Carolyn Pettis ML20170A040 Kimberly Pettit ML20168B126 Terry Phelan ML20172A462 Cindy Phillips ML20173A013 Clifford Phillips ML20172A419 Clifford Phillips ML20178A579 Jack Phillips ML20170A975 Linda Phillips ML20168B263 Ingrid Picazo ML20181A638 Gloria Picchetti ML20170B084 Gloria Picchetti ML20170B086 Jay Pine ML20179A312 Robert Pinkus ML20173A025

46 Table C-2 (contd)

Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Dolores Pino ML20179A189 Meryl Pinque ML20173A034 Robin Pinsof ML20169A121 Annette Pirrone ML20179A273 Brent Pitcher ML20171A854 Leon Pivinski ML20170A189 J Pizzo ML20168B242 Judy Plank ML20179A065 Lesley Pleasant ML20179A056 Daphne Pleasonton ML20173A026 Isaiah Plovnick ML20170B226 Mary Poggi ML20173A038 Pat Poggi ML20170A266 Barbara Pohl ML20173A072 Barbara Poland ML20169A235 Eric Polczynski ML20170A069 Gene Polito ML20172A349 Jeannie Pollak ML20171A408 Shannon Pollak ML20170A165 Pat Pollard ML20168B157 Lance Polya ML20173A282 Ramona Ponessa ML20169A416 Joseph Ponisciak ML20182A100 Donna Pope ML20169A395 Karen Pope ML20168B275 Christine Popowski ML20173A302 Jeff Popp ML20177A748 Joel Porter ML20170A986 Mary Porter ML20178A604 Susan Porter ML20172A318 Fran Post ML20170B087 Heath Post ML20169A518 Marion Potyondy ML20171A005 Bonnie Poulos ML20170B151 Judi Poulson ML20171A906 Terry Poulson ML20169A029 Terry Poulson ML20181A310 Christine Powell ML20173A444 George Powell ML20169A091 Dave Powelson ML20179A290 Jennifer Powers ML20170A249 Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Hank Prensky ML20179A112 Lynne Preston ML20169A943 Laura Prestridge ML20170A001 Carl Pribanic ML20170A049 Elisabeth Price ML20168B132 Fiona Priskich ML20169A962 Alvera Pritchard ML20170A100 Mark Proa ML20169A994 Susan Proietta ML20170A088 Micaela Pronio ML20168B311 Linda Prostko ML20168B114 Nicholas Prychodko ML20173A367 Carol Pucak ML20168B295 Lindsay Pugh ML20169A207 Edythe Quinn ML20173A368 Timothy Quinn ML20170B117 Manolo Quintana ML20170B224 Jose Quirago ML20172A326 Joseph Quirk ML20169A987 L R ML20168B261 Linda Raiteri ML20169A536 Kirk Ramble ML20171A442 Lorenzo Ramero ML20171A832 Erandy Ramirez ML20172A024 Bob Ramlow ML20172A329 Joann Ramos ML20169A167 Dee Randolph ML20169A229 Susanne Rash ML20179A058 Dorri Raskin ML20169A161 Ron Rattner ML20182A006 Karen Ratzlaff ML20168B284 Bruce Rauscher ML20169A468 Evan Ravitz ML20169A967 Jack Ray ML20171A780 Bob Rayburn ML20172A450 Becky Raymond ML20171A470 Deborah Reade ML20169A013 Louise Reardon ML20179A152 Matthew Reardon ML20172A814 Robert Reece ML20173A060 Michele Reed ML20181A614

47 Table C-2 (contd)

Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Robert Reed ML20169A956 Robert Reese ML20171A739 N Refes ML20171A808 Nora Reid-leZotte ML20173A373 Hector Reillo ML20172A302 PE Reimer ML20170A275 Bettie Reina ML20169A924 Kay Reinfried ML20171A421 Robin Reinhart ML20171A472 Tilman Reitzle ML20178A545 Cate Renner ML20173A345 Michael Reshetnik ML20170A034 Terri Resley ML20170B173 Mr & Mrs Bruce Revesz ML20170A246 Thomas Reyer ML20171A728 Patricia Reynolds ML20168B286 William Reynolds ML20183A194 Jennifer Rials ML20169B025 Ellen Rice ML20172A482 Michael Rice ML20172A379 Michael Rice ML20173A328 Shirley Rice ML20170A268 Gail and John Richardson ML20172A786 Carolyn Riddle ML20170B146 Bill Ridgeway ML20169A988 George Riggs ML20169A126 Callie Riley ML20171A368 Laura Riley ML20171A364 D Rincon ML20168B113 Barbara Risacher ML20171A716 Mary Burton Riseley ML20169B031 Carol Rittenhouse ML20173A323 Paco Rivera ML20169A975 George Roberts ML20169A146 Jack Roberts ML20170B207 Leon Roberts ML20170A194 Les Roberts ML20171A886 Lisa Roberts ML20170A016 Nancy Roberts-Moneir ML20178A131 Ed Robertson ML20170A013 Joyce Robinson ML20172A794 Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Virginia Robinson ML20168B174 Madeleine Rocha ML20170A231 Ingrid Rochester ML20170B243 Brent Rocks ML20170A160 Soretta Rodack ML20169A507 Lenore Rodah ML20171A819 Jodi Rodar ML20179A203 Patricia Rodgers ML20179A078 Merrill Rodin ML20169A986 Kelvin Rodolfo ML20171A697 Sylvia Rodriguez ML20172A761 Linda Roe ML20169A112 Jo Roehrig ML20169A070 George and Barbara Rofkar ML20171A434 Barb Rogers ML20171A834 Dirk Rogers ML20177A743 Meryl Rogers ML20173A024 Meryl Rogers ML20173A378 William Rogers MPH MD II ML20169A391 Ina Rogovin ML20169A315 Kathlene Rohm ML20172A388 Mary Rojeski ML20170A977 Kevin Rolfes ML20172A315 Edward Rollin ML20172A806 Philip Roman ML20168B345 Catherine Tinney Rome ML20169A030 Roberto Romo ML20169A058 Doyle Rood ML20181A655 Timothy Root ML20170A143 Ken De La Rosa ML20171A804 Gregory Rosasco ML20179A151 Anne Rosati ML20170B242 Deirdre Rose ML20170A067 Kathryn Rose ML20169A098 Maria Rose ML20172A313 Marilyn Rose ML20173A300 Helene Rosen ML20173A290 Tracey Rosenlund ML20168B107 Carolyn and Richard Rosenstein ML20169A324

48 Table C-2 (contd)

Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Bruce Ross ML20170A106 Jean Ross ML20172A832 Robert Ross ML20179A357 Daniela Rossi ML20171A687 Jeremy Rossman ML20173A289 A Rossner ML20169A099 Jerome Roth ML20168B254 Emily Rothman ML20170B119 H Rotstein ML20178A479 Dwight Rousu ML20172A417 Cathy Rowan ML20171A860 Marvin Rowe ML20173A337 Gary Rowland ML20173A014 Trina Rowles ML20169B051 Vincent Rubino ML20168B225 Kenneth Ruby ML20173A006 Patricia Ruge ML20171A896 Emily Rugel ML20173A286 John Ruhland ML20170B178 Kathleen Ruiz ML20171A420 Elena Rumiantseva ML20169A017 Margaret Runfors ML20182A102 Kathy Ruopp ML20178A596 Steve Rusk ML20172A330 Carlton Russell ML20170B055 Lucymarie Ruth ML20170A086 Ben Ruwe ML20168B104 Bart Ryan ML20171A031 Eileen Ryan ML20181A321 Mary Ryan-Hotchkiss ML20171A753 Denis Rydjeski ML20172A384 William Ryerson ML20173A393 Helen Rynaski ML20172A339 Bob S ML20170B074 John S ML20173A362 Sister Clare Ann Litteken C PP S ML20169A370 Will S ML20169A193 Frank Sabatini ML20171A844 Rosalie Sable ML20171A010 Harvey Sachs ML20179A179 Robert Sadot ML20179A332 Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Joe Sain ML20179A155 Jan Salas ML20168B312 Bonnie Salatti ML20169A051 Jennifer Salhus ML20170A130 Deborah Sallee ML20181A297 Susan Saltzman ML20171A867 Avram Salzmann ML20173A445 Michael Salzmann ML20170A237 Dorothy Sanchez ML20179A050 Karen Sanguinetti ML20170B168 Jamie Dos santos ML20173A347 Michael Sarabia ML20178A614 Dora Saso ML20171A908 Jay Satterwhite ML20169A243 Carol Saulsbury ML20169B026 Andrea Saunders ML20169A402 Janet Saupp ML20170B079 Jane Savage ML20171A939 Carol Savary ML20172A355 Rosemarie Sawdon ML20169A205 Diana Saxon ML20169A400 Peter Sayre ML20169A124 M Sazonov-Robinson ML20169B016 Jeffrey Meyers M Sc ML20169A343 Timothy Schacht ML20169A115 Kevin Schader ML20172A807 Georgina Schaeff ML20171A861 Steven Schafer ML20181A389 Bruce Scharf ML20172A334 Kay Schaser ML20171A428 Marsha Schaub ML20170A043 Matthew Schaut ML20169A147 George Scherba ML20168B274 Elizabeth Scherbak ML20169A417 Lauren Schiffman ML20169A462 Daniel Schlagman ML20181A771 Edwin Schlapfer ML20168B160 William Schlesinger ML20169B043 Julie Schmidt ML20179A091 P Jacquelyn Schmidt ML20181A465 Roger Schmidt ML20170A158

49 Table C-2 (contd)

Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Joan Schmitz ML20171A030 Lynda Schneekloth ML20171A821 Dan Schneider ML20170A141 Lynn Schneider ML20170A019 Regine Schneider ML20179A134 Susan Schoch ML20169A963 Chris Scholl ML20170A270 Robert Schuessler ML20172A011 Steve Schueth ML20171A766 Georgiann Schulte ML20171A748 Sara Schultz ML20170A055 Brandy Schumacher ML20171A360 Henry Schwan ML20179A093 Don Schwartz ML20172A471 Elizabeth Schwartz ML20172A395 Greg Schwartz ML20169B009 Francine Schwarzenberger ML20170A122 Jean Schwinberg ML20172A337 Mark Scibilia-Carver ML20177A731 Dorinda Scott ML20182A093 Jennifer Scott ML20168B322 Pamela Scott ML20181A228 Lee Scoville ML20169A053 Margaret Scripp ML20182A040 Nancy Seaberg ML20178A580 Santiago Munoz Sebastián ML20173A052 Douglas Sedon ML20170B082 Joshua Seff ML20173A344 Kimberly Seger ML20172A466 Tony Segura ML20170B169 Laura Seitz ML20172A818 Susan Selbin ML20171A905 David Seldin ML20179A116 Isabel de Sena ML20171A877 Virginia Sendor ML20168B259 Virginia Sendor ML20169A408 Gloria Sennert ML20172A378 Victoria Sepulveda ML20171A449 Elliott Sernel ML20169A180 Heather Servais ML20170A301 Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Elizabeth Sexton ML20168B243 Marguerite Sgrillo ML20170A285 Steve Shapiro ML20170A072 Mukund Sharma ML20169A449 Dr Lindsay Sharp ML20181A648 Timothy Shaw ML20169A108 Bonita Shea ML20172A772 Steve Shearer ML20179A296 Susan Sheinfeld ML20170B112 Sam Sheldon ML20171A487 Marilyn Shepherd ML20172A409 Mike Sheppard ML20171A471 Leslie Sheridan ML20172A442 Aron Shevis ML20173A029 Timothy Shields ML20173A304 Robert Shippee ML20171A847 Christopher J Shirley ML20172A327 Lula Shoberg ML20168B350 Amit Shoham ML20171A386 Philip Shook ML20171A013 Michael Shores ML20168B117 Ansi Shotwell ML20170A070 Merle Showers ML20171A685 Joseph Shulman ML20171A848 Carolyn Shuman ML20181A651 Steve Shuput ML20179A294 Sharon Sickles ML20173A016 Joanne Sieck ML20169A050 Carol Sills ML20171A701 Gail Silva ML20169A949 Fran Silver ML20173A308 Fran Silver ML20173A310 Regene silver ML20172A828 Laura Silverman ML20169A175 Linda Silversmith ML20168B210 Patricia Simmons ML20173A369 Paula Simmons ML20173A384 Eric Simpson ML20169A148 Gregory D Simpson ML20170B008 Robert Simpson ML20173A063 Jon Singleton ML20169A950

50 Table C-2 (contd)

Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Peter Sipp ML20179A053 Joan Sitnick ML20169A992 Georgia Sizemore ML20168B103 Beryle Skaar ML20178A761 Dita -kalic ML20169A380 Julie Skelton ML20169A132 Scott Sklar ML20181A315 Kate Skolnick ML20169A341 Darren Skotnes ML20181A320 James Sliger ML20198M671 Barbara Slitkin ML20179A300 Ron Slosky ML20171A656 Sally Small ML20170A009 Kathleen Smaluk-Nix ML20177A749 Virginia Smedberg ML20181A645 Barry Smith ML20182A812 Bret Smith ML20171A859 Brian Smith ML20168B095 Deborah Smith ML20169A557 Dennis Smith ML20170A090 Donna Smith ML20169A239 Elizabeth Smith ML20171A040 Gaye Smith ML20169A969 Gayle Smith ML20168B348 Jaszmene Smith ML20173A019 jennifer Smith ML20170A148 Joan Smith ML20172A406 Leslie Smith ML20170B073 Mary Ann Smith ML20170A107 Michael Smith ML20178A764 Peter Smith ML20170A187 Ronald Smith ML20171A741 Ronald Smith ML20173A312 Sandra Smith ML20169A409 Sheila Smith ML20179A170 Sue Smith ML20178A583 Dr William M Smith Jr ML20179A175 Clare Smith-Larson ML20171A415 Astrid Smulders ML20173A004 Seth Snapp ML20170A058 Paula Sneddon ML20171A721 Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Theodore C Snyder ML20181A241 Mark Soenksen ML20173A306 Risa Sokolsky ML20179A326 Laila Solaris ML20168B223 Raenell Soller ML20170A966 Todd Somodevilla ML20173A281 Todd Somodevilla ML20178A511 Marshall Sorkin ML20179A330 Winthrop Southworth ML20170B236 William Spadel ML20173A340 Gregg Sparkman ML20171A025 Rick Sparks ML20169A931 Tim Speece ML20179A088 Kurt Speidel ML20170A293 Brent Spence ML20181A773 Susan Spengler ML20169A527 Susan Spengler ML20169A528 Martha and Irwin Spiegelman ML20170B165 Allen Spivack ML20172A787 Karen Spradlin ML20169A318 Julie Squire ML20169A506 William St George ML20169A549 Delores Stachura ML20169A111 Carol Stamets ML20179A167 Karen Stamm ML20173A316 James Stamos ML20179A307 Beth Stanberry ML20179A098 Phyllis Standish ML20170B037 Lee Stanfield ML20169A919 David Stanley ML20169A233 Erica Stanojevic ML20171A941 Garry Star ML20173A036 Alex Stavis ML20169A267 Jason Steadmon ML20171A659 Joanne Steele ML20168B169 Beth Stein ML20169A128 Tim Stein ML20169A321 Bob Steinberg ML20170B209 Richard Steinberg ML20172A385

51 Table C-2 (contd)

Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Kelsy Steiner ML20169A424 Lorenz Steininger ML20168B349 Kurt Steinman ML20171A768 John Steponaitis ML20171A480 Richard Stern ML20168B163 Roberta Stern ML20170A265 Jean Stevens ML20169A183 Mara Stevens ML20170B157 Tatyana Stevens ML20169A523 Noreen Stevenson ML20172A412 Christine Stewart ML20169A531 Laura Stewart ML20179A318 Lon Stewart ML20169A972 Karen Stimson ML20170B050 Ellin Stiteler ML20173A050 Nelson Stockdill ML20168B116 Richard Stockton ML20168B283 Debra Stoleroff ML20171A898 Debra Stoleroff ML20179A087 Garold Stone ML20179A145 Jan Stone ML20170A147 Lisa Stone ML20171A881 Sister Sheila Stone ML20171A882 Susan Stone ML20171A900 Mika Stonehawk ML20168B172 George Stradtman ML20169A484 Anthony Straka ML20170A963 Lynette Strangstad ML20182A029 Susan Strasser ML20173A278 Annette Straubinger ML20169A456 Charleen Strelke ML20169A106 James Strick ML20173A002 Deb Stringham ML20178A630 Sue Stromberg ML20173A295 Richard Stuckey ML20170B123 Helen Stuehler ML20169A044 Lois Sturm ML20172A424 Carmela Sudano ML20168B273 Steven Sugarman ML20171A662 Gail Sullivan ML20173A005 Andrew Sutphin ML20181A252 Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Eli Sutton ML20169A134 Sophia Sutton ML20171A771 Karen Suyemoto ML20168B146 Kathy Svendsen ML20169A170 Kathy Svendsen ML20169B035 Kathy Svendsen ML20169B038 Kathy Svendsen ML20179A126 Bo Svensson ML20170A091 Molly Swabb ML20170A082 Gabrielle Swanberg ML20169A914 Phyllis Swank ML20171A020 Jay Sweeney ML20182A053 Wesa Sweeney ML20168B318 Lillian Swindell ML20171A663 William Swinney ML20171A781 Oleh Sydor ML20169A973 Oleh Sydor ML20179A188 CS Symington ML20170B032 John Szalasny ML20173A049 Carol Taccetta ML20171A034 Julie Takatsch ML20171A872 Masaaki Takeuchi ML20179A301 Monica Takiguchi ML20178A138 Kathie E Takush ML20169A231 J Talbot ML20171A326 Ruben Tamamian ML20170A241 hideko tamura ML20178A145 Binh Tang ML20181A415 Rosemary Tann ML20169A556 Yvette Tapp ML20169A045 Amy Tappen ML20170A075 Carol Taylor ML20182A069 Dave Taylor ML20169A178 Donald Taylor ML20170A290 Dr F Taylor ML20182A054 Laura Pitt Taylor ML20168B280 Nancy Taylor ML20178A576 Roy Taylor ML20182A057 Cornelia Teed ML20168B155 Michele Temple ML20179A361 Marcia Tendick ML20181A363

52 Table C-2 (contd)

Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Joanne Tenney ML20173A333 Justina Tennikait ML20178A594 Robie Tenorio ML20179A323 Lynne Teplin ML20168B267 Terumi Teraao ML20168B238 Terumi Teraao ML20168B239 Eaine Terrell ML20169A467 Colleen Tester ML20170A012 Christina Teunissen ML20170B078 Frank Thacker ML20173A018 Gary Thaler ML20170B232 John R Thayer ML20175A781 Melissa Thirloway ML20171A380 Melissa Thirloway ML20182A018 Carolyn Thomas ML20170B115 Clara Thomas ML20181A621 Debbie Thomas ML20182A080 Ellen Thomas ML20169A114 Jan Thomas ML20172A367 Jan Thomas ML20177A738 Kat Thomas ML20169A188 Laurie Thomas ML20170A003 Mollie Thomas ML20173A437 Don Thompson ML20171A395 John Thompson ML20170B025 Joseph Thompson ML20170A152 Kris Thompson ML20172A017 Susan Thompson ML20173A015 Don Thomsen ML20171A351 Jerry Thorne ML20179A060 Janet Tice ML20181A619 Gerald Tichy ML20170B184 Doreen Tignanelli ML20178A483 Robert Tinsley ML20171A528 Devon Tipp ML20169B028 Rebecca Tippens ML20172A319 Alice Tobias ML20170A222 Alice Tobias ML20170A227 Karin Tobin ML20178A482 A Todd ML20169A433 David Todd ML20179A042 Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Maureen Todhunter ML20169A137 Kathy Tolman ML20172A811 Pela Tomasello ML20172A456 Michael Tomczyszyn ML20169A062 Myra Toth ML20171A703 John Tovar ML20169B007 Charles Towne ML20179A099 Erline Towner ML20171A743 Linda Townill ML20170A206 Pat Townsend ML20181A372 Debora Tramposh ML20172A423 Carolyn Treadway ML20170A959 Janice Treichel ML20179A284 Galen Trembath ML20171A907 Dennis Trembly ML20169A998 Leonard Tremmel ML20181A656 Charles Tribbey ML20181A632 Tom Tripp ML20173A359 Steve Troyanovich ML20172A830 Mary True ML20170A133 Susan Trujillo ML20168B218 Joel Trupin ML20178A515 Jackie Tryggeseth ML20173A412 Theodora Tsongas ML20168B178 Susan Tucker ML20172A386 Ian Turner ML20173A056 Nolan Turner ML20170B024 Shannon Turner ML20172A805 Patricia Tursi ML20178A498 Katharine Tussing ML20170A207 Jeff Twine ML20179A032 Barbara Tyler ML20175A792 John Tyler ML20182A071 Kristin Ulibarri ML20171A673 Albert Ulrich ML20181A635 Sandra Underwood ML20178A608 Elizabeth Ungar ML20173A022 Francine Ungaro ML20168B139 Richard Uzzell ML20179A109 Sean V ML20172A028 Nancy Vader ML20178A543

53 Table C-2 (contd)

Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Barbara Vaile ML20178A484 Mehdie Vakili ML20179A291 Natalie Van Leekwijck ML20181A437 Jordan Van Voast ML20170B234 Gwyn Vandevere ML20171A831 Diane Vandiver ML20170A169 Barbara Vanhorn ML20169A555 Montie VanNostrand ML20168B207 Carolyn Vaughan ML20170A129 Lisa Vaughan ML20170A128 Kevin Vaught ML20173A279 Satya Vayu ML20168B257 Francisco J Velez ML20168B087 Deborah Veneziale ML20172A027 Laura Vera ML20169A066 Anne Veraldi ML20182A067 Stephen Verchinski ML20168B217 Evelyn Verrill ML20169B005 Paul Vesper ML20170A974 Dennis Vieira ML20169B033 Joan Viers ML20171A928 Helen Villarreal ML20169A917 Vicky Viray ML20181A602 Susan Virnig ML20171A851 Marie Vogel ML20170A992 Axel Vogt ML20168B316 Diane Vogt-O'Connor ML20181A337 Marian Volkman ML20169A222 Bruce von Alten ML20182A012 Citizen Voter ML20169A357 Theodore Voth ML20169A996 Pamela Vouros Callahan ML20168B231 Deborah Voves ML20169A493 Brian Waak ML20169A020 Carolyn Wacaser ML20172A826 Jeannie Wadst ML20170B061 Hillary Wagner ML20172A821 Nancy Wagner ML20169A922 Pauline Wagner ML20179A359 Marie Wakefield ML20169A325 Brad Walker ML20172A769 Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Erlynn Wallace ML20179A125 Margaret Wallace ML20169A345 Sissy Wallach ML20171A311 Mark Walleman ML20170B167 David Walls ML20170A235 David Walls ML20182A055 David Walls ML20182A056 Susan Walp ML20179A299 Donald Walsh ML20170A200 Ellen Walsh ML20169A037 Steve Walsh ML20170B203 Hannah Walters ML20171A927 Kenneth Walters ML20179A096 Rick Walts ML20173A008 Christine Walturz ML20181A390 Rosemary Ward ML20172A317 Burwell Ware ML20173A035 Terry Warkentine ML20178A547 Thomas Warner ML20170A280 Jan Warren ML20179A066 Megan Warren ML20169A389 Nicola Washington ML20173A267 L Watchempino ML20169A035 Mr Anje Waters ML20181A616 Anita Watkins ML20170A119 Vivian Watkins ML20170A240 Harold Watson ML20182A051 Kym Waugh ML20170A061 Randall Wayne ML20171A794 Carol Weaver ML20169A192 Charlie Weaver ML20182A083 Kathy Weaver ML20171A008 John Webb ML20172A306 Randall Webb ML20170B156 Lore Weber ML20172A817 Susan Wechsler ML20171A714 Michael Wechter ML20171A447 Faith Weidner MD ML20173A389 Eileen Weilbacher ML20179A035 Elyette Weinstein ML20169A079 Joseph Weinstein ML20181A421

54 Table C-2 (contd)

Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Stuart Weinstock ML20171A885 Joel Weisberg ML20179A107 Lynne Weiske ML20169A190 AJ Weiss ML20169B030 Valerie Weiss ML20169A335 Roberta Weissglass ML20179A181 Joanna Welch ML20172A023 Jeannette Welling ML20168B192 Jeannette Welling ML20168B193 Neil Wellington ML20179A095 Genevera Wells ML20179A086 Lasha Wells ML20170A127 Mark Wengler ML20171A443 Dorotohy Werne ML20171A841 F Robert Wesley ML20172A356 Margaret Wessels ML20172A031 Karin Westdyk ML20178A505 Kjell Westerdahl ML20170B160 Richard Whaley ML20171A707 Mark Wheeler ML20171A314 Mike Wheeler ML20178A500 Bruce White ML20172A426 Bruce White ML20172A432 Mary White ML20173A392 Diane Whitmire ML20175A783 Danby Whitmore ML20170A021 James Whitted ML20171A445 Alexander Whittle ML20171A011 Erika Whitton ML20182A041 Jean Wiant ML20168B125 Padma Wick ML20173A339 Max Wilder ML20168B262 Sharon Wilensky ML20168B260 Carol Wiley ML20179A117 Carol Wiley ML20181A234 Kimberly Wiley ML20183A490 Janice Wilfing ML20169A186 James Wilhelmi ML20170A064 P Willa ML20172A303 Lin Willett ML20182A015 Carole Williams ML20181A652 Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Christopher Williams ML20182A010 Donald Williams ML20170A196 Freddie Williams ML20169A971 Glen Williams ML20169B024 Jane Williams ML20182A090 Kenneth Williams ML20171A758 Margery Williams ML20173A380 S E Williams ML20172A762 Terrie Williams ML20171A353 Nancy Willing ML20179A172 Charlie Wilson ML20172A316 Doris (Jody) Wilson ML20177A729 Kathy Wilson ML20179A190 Sharon Wilson ML20179A029 Thomas Windberg ML20170A046 Joseph & Sandra Windwalker ML20168B228 Kristine Winnicki ML20172A431 Lee Winslow ML20170A123 Amy Winter ML20168B199 Amy Winter ML20168B200 Lisa Witham ML20173A292 Andrew & Kathleen Wittenborn ML20179A136 Deborah Wolf ML20182A065 Rachel Wolf ML20169A200 Janet Wolfe ML20181A481 Morey Wolfson ML20168B244 Michael Wollman ML20168B342 Nan Wollman ML20178A140 Linda Wood ML20171A799 Rick Wood ML20169A481 Bennie Woodard ML20169A940 Charlene Woodcock ML20170A288 Roselynn Woodward ML20171A307 Cathy Wootan ML20170B222 Bonnie Worden ML20170A225 Jaymee Workman ML20169B022 Michael Worsham ML20182A023 John Wozniak ML20168B320

55 Table C-2 (contd)

Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Linda Wright ML20172A785 William Wurtz ML20172A308 Doug & Mary Wylie ML20178A129 Gregg Wynia ML20181A776 Patricia Wynn ML20179A049 Josef Wyss-Lockner ML20170A020 Ivona Xiezopolski ML20171A829 Doug Yamamoto ML20168B304 Jim Yarbrough ML20169B003 Jane Yater ML20168B270 Jane Yater ML20168B277 Jane Yater ML20169A410 Joan Yater ML20169A064 Kathy Yeomans ML20172A310 Susan Yeske ML20173A436 Bonnie Yohe ML20169A387 Nancy York ML20169A361 Bernadine Young ML20169A220 Marie Young ML20169A957 Patricia Hedrick Young ML20170B228 Kristina Younger ML20173A271 Mary Yunker ML20168B272 John Zahos ML20168B159 Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Andrea Zajac ML20171A708 Joseph Zakrzewski ML20171A014 Michael Zamm ML20171A695 Marya Zanders ML20170A209 Cortney Zaret ML20168B196 Gretchen Zeiger-May ML20177A741 Bernie Zelazny ML20173A053 Rev Elizabeth Zenker ML20171A419 William Zentis ML20172A383 Laura Ziegler ML20170B041 Robert Ziegler ML20179A297 Russell Ziegler ML20173A396 Alexey Zimenko ML20178A508 Mark Zimmermann ML20169A228 Ran Zirasri ML20169A027 Gina Zirtzman ML20172A755 Yvonne Zola ML20172A454 Naomi Zuckerman ML20169A025 Naomi Zuckerman ML20179A124 Alex Zukas ML20173A283 J Zupkus ML20170A085 Dorthee ML20169A958

56 Table C-3 Individuals Submitting the Form E-Mail with Correspondence ID 39 (ADAMS Accession No. ML20182A815) and Correspondence ID 40 (ADAMS Accession No. ML20182A900)

Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Brian Abts ML20183A256 Jarret Adams ML20183A055 John Ahlberg ML20182A915 Kim Ahlberg ML20183A032 Drew Krecicki AIA ML20183A315 Jose Luis Alvarellos ML20183A100 Anonymous ML20183A474 Calvin Armerding ML20183A453 Vidal Soares Andre Augusto ML20183A430 Jerry Austin ML20183A498 Jackson Bailey ML20182A922 Paul S Balik ML20183A036 Sara Bancroft ML20183A076 Hermann Bautzmann ML20183A109 Scott Bean ML20183A507 Nicholas Beaule ML20182A911 Daniel Belenky ML20183A209 Jack E Bennett ML20183A089 Christopher Bergan ML20183A096 Elvira Bertsche ML20182A927 David Betterman ML20183A449 Walter R Bird ML20183A476 Jared Boesch ML20183A191 R Stuart Bondurant ML20183A438 Doug Bowman ML20183A069 Michael Branco-Katcher ML20183A499 Jacob Branson ML20182A844 Joseph Brassard ML20182A905 Eugene Brown ML20183A465 Gerrit Bruhaug ML20182A879 Gerrit Bruhaug ML20182A881 Eric Brundick ML20182A910 Canon Bryan ML20183A246 Justine Buchman ML20182A861 Jeff Buesing ML20183A021 Eric Burkholder ML20183A251 Nikole Bussom ML20183A403 Lorraine Calissi-Corral ML20183A488 Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Brian Cam ML20182A852 Brian Campbell ML20182A839 Wendy Carames ML20182A889 Phillip Carew ML20183A062 Philip Carlson ML20183A064 Konner Casanova ML20183A066 Steve Castellino ML20183A477 Sebastian Cerny ML20182A882 Bonita Chan ML20183A180 Alvian Chavez ML20183A316 Chris Cogan ML20183A012 Charles Cohen ML20183A202 Patrick Cohenour ML20183A497 Jared Conway ML20183A525 Ryan Coogan ML20183A331 David Cornell ML20182A834 Ryan Patrick Dailey ML20182A848 Eric Danielski ML20183A063 Ekaterina Danilova ML20183A420 Mickey Davis ML20182A892 Shane Day ML20183A354 Richard Demar II ML20183A447 Ben DeNardo ML20183A349 Logan Dernoshek ML20183A311 Adam Devoe ML20182A926 Carl Doane ML20183A493 Samuel Doane ML20183A407 Stuart Doane ML20183A044 Mohan Doss ML20183A229 Jennifer Dotson ML20183A337 Samuel Dotson ML20183A078 Tyler Downard ML20183A483 Matthew Durbin ML20182A843 Matt Dusenbury ML20183A031 Natalia A Efremenko ML20183A506 Yuri Efremenko ML20183A411 Angela Egan ML20183A103 Adrian Egholm ML20183A471

57 Table C-3 (contd)

Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Patrick Everett ML20183A092 Amanda F ML20182A833 Ozzie Aery Fallick ML20183A366 Alan Fellman ML20182A878 James Finke ML20183A228 Russ Finley ML20183A518 Gregory Fitz ML20183A028 Tao Flaherty ML20183A192 Jim Fogarty ML20183A051 Tim Francis ML20182A895 Erik Franks ML20183A087 Allen & Carol Frechette ML20183A034 Joel Van der Gaast ML20182A906 Billy Garner ML20183A313 Jim Garrison ML20183A040 Josh Gathany ML20182A823 Monica Gehrig ML20183A015 Owen Lewis ML20183A489 Jeff Gerardot ML20182A859 Cliff Ghiglieri ML20183A017 Corak Gokhan ML20183A027 Grzegorz Golba ML20183A030 Jeff Goldman ML20183A050 Jackie Goulding ML20183A511 Christian Graff ML20183A095 Jaime Graff ML20183A219 McKay Graff ML20183A047 Nathan Graff ML20183A516 Alyssa Granito ML20182A877 David C Gravereaux ML20183A412 Jonathan Gray ML20183A467 William Groom IV ML20182A888 Wilhelm Guggisberg ML20183A370 Philip H ML20183A418 Richard Hahn ML20182A923 Joshua Halsted ML20182A902 Brian Hanley ML20183A016 John Hanson ML20183A046 Scott R Hart ML20183A468 Nicholas Hashem ML20183A239 Robert R Hasspacher ML20183A382 Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Patrick Hebert ML20183A208 Walter Heenan ML20183A480 Matthew Herald ML20182A846 Jonathan Hewitt ML20183A508 Dennis Higgins ML20183A429 Zachary Hills ML20182A903 Aaron Hinman ML20182A822 Megan Hoover ML20182A914 Noah Hoppis ML20183A462 Steve Housden ML20183A011 Kris Hubby ML20183A440 Kathryn Huff ML20183A248 George Hults ML20183A452 Brian Hunt ML20183A501 Aaron Huxford ML20183A018 Gabriel de la Iglesia ML20182A918 Gabriel Ignetti ML20183A233 Andrew Jaremko ML20183A342 Matthew Jasica ML20183A487 Macie Jonath ML20183A024 Gary Kahanak ML20183A207 Sami Karam ML20183A368 Benjamin Kasper ML20182A924 Sean Kauder ML20183A107 Jackie Kempfer ML20183A361 Alibek Kenges ML20183A074 Kathy Kenyon ML20183A486 Dimitris Killinger ML20183A007 Paula King ML20183A245 Louis Kissinger ML20183A199 Joel Krakower ML20182A898 Jane Krecicki ML20183A479 Matthew A Krecicki ML20183A243 Miraim Kreher ML20183A006 Ernestine Kuhr ML20183A478 Jens Kunze ML20183A503 Altenburg Kurt ML20183A436 Dilan Kurukulasuriya ML20183A492 Peter Lacovara ML20183A061 Markus Landgraf ML20183A502 Amanda Lang ML20182A819

58 Table C-3 (contd)

Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Brad Laufenberg ML20183A075 William Limestall ML20182A842 Maximillian Lipkin ML20183A485 Faruk logoglu ML20182A925 Aristidis Loumis ML20183A514 Racquel Lovelace ML20182A832 Lydia Luciano ML20183A266 Nathan Macher ML20183A079 Colin Mackenzie ML20182A824 Ethan Mackler ML20183A437 Jeffrey Mahn ML20182A917 Tyler Majerus ML20183A077 Michael Mann ML20182A887 Mary Manous ML20183A385 John Marshon ML20198M673 Sahlan Martin ML20183A241 Dario Martinez ML20183A434 Jeff May ML20182A872 Ross Mazur ML20183A373 Luke Mazza ML20183A505 Colby McElveen ML20182A900 Jon McWhirter ML20183A392 Nick Meade ML20183A273 Keith Means ML20183A380 Alan Medsker ML20182A828 Caryl Medsker ML20183A446 Peter Mergen ML20183A454 Brant Merryman ML20183A389 Bruce Meyer ML20182A821 Eric Meyer ML20182A818 Isaac Meyer ML20183A444 Mark Miller ML20182A909 Christopher Milwa ML20183A212 Viktor Moberg ML20183A500 Mark Moorcroft ML20183A059 Joseph Morgan ML20183A102 Dee Solarz ML20183A513 Katie Mummah ML20183A425 Michael Munoz ML20183A520 William Murray ML20183A002 Debra Musgrove ML20183A512 Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Nate Myhre ML20182A894 Brooks Nelson ML20183A445 Connor Nepomuceno ML20182A873 Tom Nigl ML20183A521 Michael Nordman ML20183A236 Joshua Norton ML20183A042 Joaquin Noyola ML20183A329 Philip Ord ML20182A908 Joseph Osborn ML20183A379 Jesse N Otto ML20183A517 Dario Panici ML20182A920 Frederick Pardoe ML20183A057 Alfred P Parish ML20183A189 Chuck Patterson ML20183A416 Karl Pauls ML20183A068 Faith Paulsen ML20183A443 Michael Paulsmeyer ML20184A092 Perry Pederson ML20183A321 Michael Pelizzari ML20183A052 Joe Peltier ML20182A840 Haans Petruschke ML20182A847 Jeffrey Philbin ML20183A457 Marcin Piwnik ML20182A817 Irina Popova ML20183A400 Cesar Pozas ML20182A838 Dylan Prevost ML20182A816 Charles Price ML20183A481 Douglas Price ML20183A203 Chris Quartly ML20183A025 Ferheen Qureshi ML20183A049 Cody Race ML20183A464 Dan Randolph ML20183A441 Mikko Rsnen ML20183A033 Samantha Rawlins ML20182A912 Ben Reade ML20182A814 Robert W Ream ML20183A257 Don Redfoot ML20183A433 Emma Redfoot ML20183A091 Nathan Reid ML20182A853 Caleb Reidhead ML20182A850 Alex Renner ML20183A378

59 Table C-3 (contd)

Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Greg Renner ML20183A390 Tim Rickman ML20182A891 Tori Riso ML20182A896 Jesabel Rivera ML20183A509 Dylan Robideaux ML20183A072 Keith Rodan ML20183A397 Nathan Roser ML20183A317 Rodrigo Rovner ML20183A037 Mike Ruby ML20183A332 Audrey Sabatino ML20183A394 William Sacks ML20183A004 Roberto M. Sanabria ML20183A260 Eric Sandberg ML20183A496 Justin Sattler ML20182A841 Adam Scheider ML20183A262 Joseph C Schiewe ML20183A451 Eric Schmitz ML20183A195 Dennis Schreiner ML20182A919 Traber Schroeder ML20183A482 Rob De Schutter ML20183A065 Chase Scott ML20183A419 William Scullin ML20183A422 Colby King Searle ML20183A026 Dan See ML20182A815 Clare Seguin ML20183A510 Isuru Seneviratne ML20183A428 Farshid Shahrokhi ML20183A088 Todd Sherman ML20183A060 Pierre-Clement Simon ML20183A010 Wakter Simon ML20182A884 Chris Slaughter ML20182A857 Rachel Slaybaugh ML20183A048 Kira Smiley ML20183A495 Andrew Coffman Smith ML20183A455 Charlyne Smith ML20182A854 Charlyne A Smith ML20182A858 Eric Smith ML20183A504 Erik Smith ML20182A874 Kurt Smithpeters ML20183A344 Ashton Snelgrove ML20183A206 Clark Snelgrove ML20183A067 Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Laura Snelgrove ML20183A494 Nolan Snelgrove ML20183A182 Rebecca Snelgrove ML20183A105 Terrin Snelgrove ML20183A450 Patrick Snouffer ML20183A099 Herschel Specter ML20183A442 Michael stalls ML20182A851 Richard Steeves ML20182A855 Adam Stein ML20183A271 Ryan Stewart ML20182A845 Ray Sundby ML20183A029 Jake Teufert ML20183A053 Casey Thormahlen ML20183A335 Amelia Tiemann ML20183A432 Daniell Tincher ML20183A058 Leonardo Tinti ML20182A876 Moriah Tobin ML20183A343 paul van Linden Tol ML20183A071 Paul van Linden Tol ML20183A409 William Tolpegin ML20183A448 Chris Tooley ML20183A484 Florencia Renteria del Toro ML20182A836 Brayden Toth ML20183A238 Scott Travis ML20182A913 David Tremain ML20183A097 Eric Uhrhane ML20183A013 Christina Unger ML20182A904 Julianna VenDouern ML20182A886 Robert Versluis ML20183A003 Ricardo Vidrio ML20182A837 Brad Volz ML20182A885 Daniel Wagner ML20182A820 Sean Wagner ML20183A232 Simon Wakter ML20182A871 Hannah Wald ML20183A056 Noah Walton ML20182A883 Seaver Wang ML20183A524 Brenda E Ward ML20183A045 Bill Warner ML20183A473 Mackenzie Warwick ML20183A019 James Webber ML20183A491

60 Table C-3 (contd)

Commenter ADAMS Accession Number Bruce Weir ML20183A345 Nicholas Wells ML20183A424 Kory Welsch ML20183A519 Adrian Westall ML20183A347 Philip Weyenberg ML20183A035 William J Wiggins ML20183A020 Searight Will ML20183A101 Stephen Williams ML20182A826 Stephen H Williams ML20182A825 Gregory B. Wolff ML20182A916 Marc Wonders ML20182A928 Elizabeth Worsham ML20182A921 Mark Young ML20183A023 Dan Yurman ML20183A014 Marie Zabell ML20182A907

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