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2 BRIDGE STREET REVISED NOTICE OF PROJECT CHANGE 4-12-22SUSAN ST. PIERRE | CONSULTING SERVICES 74 Bay View Avenue l Salem, MA 01970 l Tel. 781.439.2461 l sst.pierre@comcast.net April 12, 2022 Secretary Kathleen A. Theoharides Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs (EEA) Attn: MEPA Office 100 Cambridge Street, Suite 900 Boston, MA 02114 Re: Notice of Project Change EEA No. 16439 Witch City Gardens LLC 2 Bridge Street, Salem, MA Dear Secretary Theoharides: On behalf of 2 Bridge Street LLC, I have enclosed a Notice of Project Change Form for the above referenced project located at 2 Bridge in Salem, MA. The Project proposes to program uses for the entire building rather than leaving the majority of the building vacant as was proposed in the September 15, 2021 Environmental Notification Form (ENF) EEA No. 16439. The use proposed in the ENF was cannabis retail in a small portion (891 square feet) of the building with the remainder of the building area (approximately 6,800 square feet) remaining vacant until a tenant was identified. The previous vacant portions of the building will now be programmed for the previously proposed cannabis retail, a charter boat facility and a 20 seat restaurant on the ground floor and a cannabis cultivation facility and support space for the cannabis retail in the basement. A Pre-filing meeting was held with MEPA staff on March 8, 2022 to discuss the project and filing requirements. Further guidance was received at a video-meeting on April 1, 2022. Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any questions at 781-439-2461. Sincerely, Susan St. Pierre President CC ENF Distribution List Commonwealth of Massachusetts Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs MEPA Office (IIHFWLYH-DQXDU\ 7KHLQIRUPDWLRQUHTXHVWHGRQWKLVIRUPPXVWEH FRPSOHWHGWREHJLQ0(3$5HYLHZRID13&LQ DFFRUGDQFHZLWKWKHSURYLVLRQVRIWKH0DVVDFKXVHWWV(QYLURQPHQWDO3ROLF\$FWDQGLWV LPSOHPHQWLQJUHJXODWLRQVVHH&05 EEA # Project Name: Street Address: Municipality: Watershed: Universal Transverse Mercator Coordinates: Latitude: Longitude: Estimated commencement date: Estimated completion date: Project Type: Status of project design: %complete Proponent: Street Address: Municipality: State: Zip Code: Name of Contact Person: Firm/Agency: Street Address: Municipality: State: Zip Code: Phone: Fax: E-mail: With this Notice of Project Change, are you requesting: a Single EIR? (see 301 CMR 11.06(8)) Yes No a Special Review Procedure? (see 301CMR 11.09) Yes No a Waiver of mandatory EIR? (see 301 CMR 11.11) Yes No a Phase I Waiver? (see 301 CMR 11.11) Yes No Which MEPA review threshold(s) does the project meet or exceed (see 301 CMR 11.03)? Which State Agency Permits will the project require? Identify any financial assistance or land transfer from an Agency of the Commonwealth, including the Agency name and the amount of funding or land area in acres: For Office Use Only Executive Office of Environmental Affairs MEPA Analyst: Phone: 617-626- 1RWLFHRI3URMHFW&KDQJH :LWFK&LW\*DUGHQV//& %ULGJH6WUHHW 6DOHP )DOO)DOO %ULGJH6WUHHW//& 52FHDQ$YH 6DOHP 0$ 6XVDQ6W3LHUUH 6XVDQ6W3LHUUH&RQVXOWLQ6HU%D\9LHZ$YH 6DOHP 0$ VVWSLHUUH#FRPFDVWQHW ; ; ; ; % &KDSWHU/LFHQVHDQG$GXOW8VH &DQQDELV&XOWLYDWLRQ/LFHQVH 1$ 2 352-(&7,1)250$7,21 Date of publication of availability of the ENF in the Environmental Monitor: (Date: ) Was an EIR required? Yes No; if yes, was a Draft EIR filed? Yes (Date: ) No was a Final EIR filed? Yes (Date: ) No was a Single EIR filed? Yes (Date: ) No Have other NPCs been filed? Yes (Date(s): ) No <HV1RLI\HVSURYLGHDQH[SODQDWLRQRIWKLVUHTXHVWBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB If the project requires the submission of an EIR, are you requesting a change to a Scope in a previously issued Certificate? <HV1RLI\HVSURYLGHDQH[SODQDWLRQRIWKLVUHTXHVWBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB In 25 words or less, what is the project change? The project change involves SURJUDPPLQJ WKHIRUPHUO\SURSRVHGYDFDQWJURXQGIORRURIWKHEXLOGLQJIRUWZRDGGLWLRQDOXVHVFKDUWHUERDW RSHUDWLRQVDQGUHVWDXUDQWDQGFDQQDELVFXOWLYDWLRQLQWKHEDVHPHQWZKLFKDUHLQDGGLWLRQWR WKHJURXQGIORRUFDQQDELVUHWDLOSURSRVHGLQWKH(1)6HH3URMHFW'HVFULSWLRQRQSDJH ; ; If this is a NPC solely for lapse of time (see 301 CMR 11.10(2)) proceed directly to $77$&+0(176 6,*1$785(6. 3(50,76),1$1&,$/$66,67$1&(/$1'75$16)(5 List or describe all new or modified state permits, financial assistance, or land transfers not previously reviewed: GGZOLVWRI6WDWH$JHQF\$FWLRQVHJ$JHQF\3URMHFW)LQDQFLDO $VVLVWDQFH/DQG7UDQVIHU/LVWRI3HUPLWV Are you requesting a finding that this project change is insignificant? A change in a Project is ordinarily insignificant if it results solely in an increase in square footage, linear footage, height, depth or other relevant measures of the physical dimensions of the Project of less than 10% over estimates previously reviewed, provided the increase does not meet or exceed any review thresholds. A change in a Project is also ordinarily insignificant if it results solely in an increase in impacts of less than 25% of the level specified in any review threshold, provided that cumulative impacts of the Project do not meet or exceed any review thresholds that were not previously met or exceeded. (see 301 CMR 11.10(6)) ;<HV 1RLI\HVSURYLGHDQH[SODQDWLRQRIWKLVUHTXHVWLQWKH3URMHFW &KDQJH'HVFULSWLRQEHORZ )25352-(&7668%-(&772$1(,5 If the project requires the submission of an EIR, are you requesting that a Scope in a previously issued Certificate be rescinded? $GXOW8VH&DQQDELV&XOWLYDWLRQ3HUQLW 3 6800$5<2)352-(&7&+$1*(3$5$0(7(56$1',03$&76 6XPPDU\RI3URMHFW6L]H (QYLURQPHQWDO,PSDFWV 3UHYLRXVO\ UHYLHZHG 1HW&KDQJH&XUUHQWO\ 3URSRVHG /$1' Total site acreage Acres of land altered Acres of impervious area Square feet of bordering vegetated wetlands alteration Square feet of other wetland alteration Acres of non-water dependent use of tidelands or waterways 6758&785(6 Gross square footage Number of housing units Maximum height (in feet) 75$163257$7,21 Vehicle trips per day Parking spaces :$7(5:$67(:$7(5 Gallons/day (GPD) of water use GPD water withdrawal GPD wastewater generation/ treatment Length of water/sewer mains (in miles) Does the project change involve any new or modified: 1. conversion of public parkland or other Article 97 public natural resources to any purpose not in accordance with Article 97? <HV1R 2. release of any conservation restriction, preservation restriction, agricultural preservation restriction, or watershed preservation restriction? <HV1R 3. impacts on Rare Species"<HV1R 4. demolition of all or part of any structure, site or district listed in the State Register of Historic Place or the inventory of Historic and Archaeological Assets of the Commonwealth? <HV1R 5. impact upon an Area of Critical Environmental Concern?<HV1R ,I\RXDQVZHUHGµ<HV¶WRDQ\RIWKHVHTXHVWLRQVH[SODLQEHORZ D )ORDWOHJV E DGMXVWHG H G 1,.5 F 1RWHV D(1))RUPVD\VQHZRWKHUZHWODQGDOWHUDWLRQZKROHVLWHSUHYLRXVO\DOWHUHG3URMHFWFKDQJHLVQHZIORDWV EWULSVUHVWDXUDQW,7(/8&WULSVFKDUWHUERDWHVWLPDWHGEDVHGRQXVHFXOWLYDWLRQ,78/8& FUHVWDXUDQWFXOWLYDWLRQ GJSGFKDUWHUERDWJSGUHVWDXUDQWJSGFXOWLYDWLRQ HJSGFKDUWHUERDWJSGUHVWDXUDQWJSGFXOWLYDWLRQ ; ; ; ; ; 4 352-(&7&+$1*('(6&5,37,21 (attach additional pages as necessary). The project change description should include: (a) a brief description of the project as most recently reviewed (b) a description of material changes to the project as previously reviewed, (c) if applicable, the significance of the proposed changes, with specific reference to the factors listed 301 CMR 11.10(6), and (d) measures that the project is taking to avoid damage to the environment or to minimize and mitigate unavoidable environmental impacts. If the change will involve modification of any previously issued Section 61 Finding, include a draft of the modified Section 61 Finding (or it will be required in a Supplemental EIR). 6HH3URMHFW&KDQJH'HVFULSWLRQRQSDJHV 5 $77$&+0(176 6,*1$785(6 Attachments: 6HFUHWDU\¶VPRVWUHFHQW&HUWLILFDWHRQWKLVSURMHFW 2. Plan showing most recent previously-reviewed proposed build condition 3. Plan showing currently proposed build condition 4. Original U.S.G.S. map or good quality color copy (8-1/2 x 11 inches or larger) indicating the project location and boundaries 5. List of all agencies and persons to whom the proponent circulated the NPC, in accordance with 301 CMR 11.10(7) Signatures: Date Signature of Responsible Officer Date Signature of person preparing or Proponent NPC (if different from above) Name (print or type) Name (print or type) Firm/Agency Firm/Agency Street Street Municipality/State/Zip Municipality/State/Zip Phone Phone 7LP+DLJK 6XVDQ6W3LHUUH %ULGJH6WUHHW//&6XVDQ6W3LHUUH&RQVXOWLQJ6HUYLFHV 852FHDQ$YH %D\9LHZ$YH 6DOHP0$6DOHP0$ 2 Notice of Project Change - 2 Bridge Street, Salem, MA EEA 16439 6 1.Description of Project Proposed in Environmental Notification Form (ENF) Filed September 15, 2021 The Project proposed in the September 15, 2021, ENF filing involved the renovation and re-use of an 891 square foot (SF) portion of the existing building located at 2 Bridge Street for cannabis retail use (see Figure 1 Locus Map and Figure 2 Aerial View). The area proposed for re-use was located in the southwest portion of the building adjacent to the parking lot. The remainder of the building was proposed to remain vacant and secure until a tenant was found. The cannabis retail use required 6 of the 19 existing parking spaces. The project also proposed removal of an existing shed and planting salt tolerant species under the shed (see Figure 3 ENF Site Plan). 2.Proposed Project Change The Proposed Project Change involves utilizing the entire building with additional uses and site improvements as discussed below and shown on Figure 4. These proposed uses increase traffic and sewer generation and water consumption as indicated in the Notice of Project Change Summary of Project Change Parameters and Impacts Table and also improve the public realm along this waterfront property. Building Use: The Project now proposes to utilize the entire building including the basement as follows: Main (ground) floor program •Cannabis retail (1,035 square feet) •Charter boat operation (850 square feet) •Restaurant (20 seat/2,020 square feet) Basement •Cannabis cultivation (2,400 square feet) Site Improvements: The following additional site improvements are proposed as part of the Notice of Project Change. Existing Shed: As noted in the ENF, an existing 160 square foot shed will be removed and the area under the shed planted with salt tolerant species. The area proposed to be planted with salt tolerant species has been expanded to include a hardpack grass area west of the shed. Waterfront Walkway: There is an existing 5 foot wide, 100+/- foot long ramp that extends from the building entrance on Bridge Street down along the southern and eastern ends of the building where it terminates at the lower portion of the site. A 5 foot wide by 9 foot long stone dust path is proposed to extend from the terminus of the ramp to a proposed 10 foot wide by 99+/- foot long stone dust waterfront walkway to provide accessible public access along the majority of the shoreline. The waterfront walkway will terminate at a set of proposed crushed stone steps that will allow non-accessible pedestrian passage to and from the upper level parking lot. See Figure 4 Notice of Project Change Site Plan. Notice of Project Change - 2 Bridge Street, Salem, MA EEA 16439 7 Parking Lot and Stairs: The existing parking lot will remain and be re-striped to accommodate handicap parking. An existing timber ramp that provides access to the lower level will be replaced with crushed stone steps and the adjacent slope along the Harbor will be planted with salt tolerant species. Rip Rap Embankment: The top of the existing rip rap embankment owned by the City of Salem will be improved with salt tolerant plantings and a portion of the 10 foot wide waterfront walkway will be located in this area as well. Patio and Floating Dock System: The project also proposes to utilize the existing patio located on the lower level of the site for seasonal outdoor dining and to reinstall the floating dock system in Beverly Harbor. The floating dock system consists of three 6 foot by 20 foot and one 6 foot by 30 foot floats and a 3 foot by 25 foot gangway which will be bottom held with existing concrete moorings. The floats will be equipped with legs to ensure that the bottom of the floats are elevated 30” off the mud at low tide. The gangway will be attached to an existing concrete landing. The floating docks will be open to the public and will also be used during higher tides by the Charter Boat operation (see Figures 4 Notice of Project Change Site Plan and 5 Floating Docks). 3.Significance of Proposed Changes The proposed new uses within the building will increase traffic by 108 trips per day; sewer generation by 775 gallons per day and water consumption by 1,236.5 gallons per day. The ENF proposed to utilize only 891 square feet (12%) of the 7,686 square foot building floor area. The document indicated that the remainder of the building would remain vacant until a suitable tenant was identified. Similar to the proposed project changes, any other future use of the vacant portion of the building would increase traffic, sewer generation and water consumption. It should be noted that the previous restaurant use had a 99 seat capacity which had greater impacts than the proposed uses on water, sewer and traffic (former restaurant = 3,811 gpd water, 3,465 gpd sewer, and 434 trips/day; proposed uses = 1,067 gpd water, 825 gpd sewer, and 334 trips/day). The traffic generations for the proposed uses including the previously proposed cannabis retail are provided below. Time Period Restaurant (20 seat) Charter Boat Marijuana Dispensary Marijuana Cultivation Facility Total New Trips Weekday Daily 88 (ITE LUC High Turnover Sit Down Restaurant) 10 (1) 226 (ITE LUC 882 Marijuana Dispensary) 10 (ITE LUC 140 Manufacturing) 334 1 Traffic estimate based on one employee at the Charter Office matching charter boats in the North Shore area with prospective passengers. The majority of sales would be generated via telephone and online booking although walk ins may be possible. A maximum of 50 charter trips per year would originate from the project site generating one or two vehicles per trip. Based on such usage, the traffic engineer estimated a total of 10 daily trips (5 vehicles entering and 5 vehicles exiting). Notice of Project Change - 2 Bridge Street, Salem, MA EEA 16439 8 4.Measures to Mitigate and Minimize Damage to the Environment The proposed changes improve environmental conditions at the site by planting salt tolerant grasses along the shoreline embankment and additional plantings in the area around the shed that will be removed. The project will improve the public realm by creating a 10 foot wide, 99 foot long +/- stone dust waterfront walkway and reintroducing a floating dock system at the site. 5.Energy Efficiency and Water Usage As described in the Energy and Environment Compiled Guidance issued by the Cannabis Control Commission (“Commission”) in January 2020, cannabis cultivation uses a significant amount of energy for horticultural lights, dehumidification, and Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning. Cultivation operations licensed by the Commission pursuant to 935 CMR 500.000 must adhere to energy efficiency standards that include limits on Lighting Power Density, energy usage, and building envelope improvements. During the licensing process, a summary of operating procedures addressing energy efficiency and conservation must be included in the Management and Operation Profile and information on building and equipment must be provided as part of the Architectural Review process. Additionally, written operating procedures on energy usage must be maintained for the duration of the operations and an ongoing annual analysis and report of energy usage and conservation opportunity must be provided annually at the time of license renewal. The project has been designed to meet the Cannabis Commission regulatory requirements and guidance regarding energy efficiency as follows. Horticultural Lighting Power Density - The proposed cultivation space includes 1,100 square feet of plant canopy and is defined as a Tier 1 facility under the Cannabis Commission regulations. The project will use the latest in high efficiency horticultural lighting and will practice active load management through lighting schedule programming to reduce energy demand. As required for Tier 1 facilities of this size, the facility will use no more than 50 watts per square foot for the cultivation operation. The City of Salem also has specific ordinances in place that limit the kind of lighting allowed in cannabis cultivation. Specifically, the ordinance only allows LED lighting for any horticultural vegetative growing which further helps limit the energy consumption used in cultivation. A Special Permit from the Salem Zoning Board of Appeals is required for the cultivation use. As part of that process, the ZBA will review energy and equipment specifics to ensure project compliance with the Salem zoning ordinance. •Building Envelope - The facility will be located in an existing building and the building envelope will comply with the Massachusetts State Building Code 780 CMR minimum requirements and all Massachusetts amendments. •HVAC and Dehumidification systems – High efficiency air source heat pump HVAC systems have been installed in the building. The HVAC systems meet the Massachusetts Building Code requirements and all Massachusetts amendments (780 CMR: State Building Code), IECC Section C.403 or ASHRAE Chapter 6 as applied or incorporated by reference in (780 CMR: State Building Code). Notice of Project Change - 2 Bridge Street, Salem, MA EEA 16439 9 In addition to the above energy efficiency measures, all non-cultivation lighting and HVAC environmental controls for the buildings will be high efficiency and equipped with LED lighting. The Proponent is seeking incentives from Mass Save for the HVAC heat pump system and will continue to explore other possible energy savings rebates/incentives and the potential use of solar panels. Water Usage - In addition to the energy efficiency regulations, the Cannabis Control Commission has adopted Guidance on Best Management Practices for Water Use for marijuana cultivation. The report notes that the average water usage for typical cannabis cultivation facilities is approximately 40 gallons/room-day (one room = 250 square foot). In an effort to promote water conservation at the facility, the following procedures will be implemented: •Appropriate soil will be used for proper plant cultivation. •The plants will be hand watered. which will minimize water usage.2 •Runoff from cultivation trays will be collected and reused for watering plants on a daily basis. •A water meter will be installed to allow usage to be monitored on a monthly basis. 6.Additional Permits The Cannabis Cultivation use will require a Special Permit from the City of Salem Zoning Board of Appeals and an Adult Use Cannabis Cultivation License from the Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission. 7.Environmental Justice Outreach The project ENF was filed while the interim Environmental Justice (EJ) Policy was in effect. The relevant EJ census tracts were identified and a list of EJ organizations was compiled in consultation with the City of Salem. The EJ organization were emailed/sent information about the project with instructions on how to get copies of the ENF and/or submit comments to MEPA on the project. This outreach was summarized in the original ENF document. At the NPC pre-filing consultation session, MEPA asked that in addition to contacting the original list of EJ organizations contacted as part of the ENF process, that we contact MEPA EJ and obtain an additional list of EJ organization to notify in advance of filing of the upcoming NPC filing. Both the original EJ list and the MEPA EJ list were sent notices via email (and two via U.S. mail) along with a summary memo of the proposed project changes on April 6, 2022 (see Exhibit EJ Outreach). 2 While for the purpose of this NPC, water usage was estimated at 40 gallons per day/250 square feet, the water usage is expected to be much lower at around 50 to 55 gallons per day for the entire cultivation operation. The facility will include about 180 mature plants at any time in cultivation which will receive around a quart of water per plant per day for a total of 45 gallons per day of water for the main flowering rooms. There will be an additional nursery/propagation room for cuttings and baby plants/seedlings. This room will consume 5 -10 gallons per day. Notice of Project Change - 2 Bridge Street, Salem, MA EEA 16439 10 Figure 1 Project Locus Notice of Project Change - 2 Bridge Street, Salem, MA EEA 16439 11 Figure 2 Aerial View Notice of Project Change - 2 Bridge Street, Salem, MA EEA 16439 12 Figure 3 ENF Site Plan ENF Proposed Cannabis Retail Facility Notice of Project Change - 2 Bridge Street, Salem, MA EEA 16439 13 Figure 4 Notice of Project Change Site Plan Notice of Project Change - 2 Bridge Street, Salem, MA EEA 16439 14 Figure 5 Floating Docks Notice of Project Change - 2 Bridge Street, Salem, MA EEA 16439 15 Exhibit 1 EJ Outreach Notice of Project Change Filing EEA #16439 Memorandum Date: April 4, 2022 To: MEPA EJ Distribution List and 2019 ENF EJ distribution list (attached) From: Susan St. Pierre, Susan St. Pierre Consulting Service Re: Proposed Building Renovation and Re-use 2 Bridge Street Salem, MA/ Propone renovar y reutilizar en 2 Bridge Street en Salem Notice of Project Change Filing with the state MEPA Office/ Notificación de presentación de cambio de proyecto ante la oficina estatal de MEPA Notice of Proposed Renovation at 2 Bridge Street, Salem, MA (EEA # 16439) Witch City Gardens is proposing to renovate and re-use the existing building located at 2 Bridge Street in Salem for cannabis retail use, charter boat facility, 20 seat restaurant and cannabis cultivation. The building was formerly used as a restaurant. Questions/Public Comment: A Notice of Project Change (NPC) for the Project will be filed with the Massachusetts Environmental Policy Act Office on or around April 15, 2022. MEPA will publish notice of the NPC in the Environmental Monitor on April 25, 2022 and public comments can be submitted to MEPA Office on or before May 16, 2022 using their public comment portal; via email to the MEPA Analyst assigned to the project as identified in the Environmental Monitor or written comments can be sent by mail to the following address: Secretary of Energy and Environmental Affairs Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs (EEA) Attn: MEPA Office [Analyst Name], EEA No. 16439 100 Cambridge Street, Suite 900 Boston MA 02114 For comments sent via email, please include the EEA # 16439 and Project name listed in the Environmental Monitor in the subject line. For comments sent via mail, please indicate the name of the MEPA Analyst and the EEA number in the address as indicated above. For questions, please contact Susan St. Pierre; sst.pierre@comcast.net; or at 781-439-2461. Project Site Notice of Project Change - 2 Bridge Street, Salem, MA EEA 16439 16 Aviso de propuesta de renovación en 2 Bridge St, Salem, MA (EEA No. 16439) Witch City Gardens propone renovar y reutilizar edificio existente ubicado en 2 Bridge Street en Salem para uso minorista de cannabis, barco de alquiler, restaurante de 20 asientos, y cultivo de cannabis. El edificio fue utilizado antiguamente como restaurante. Preguntas / Comentarios del público: Se presentará un Aviso de Cambio de Proyecto (NPC) para el Proyecto en la Oficina de la Ley de Política Ambiental de Massachusetts alrededor del 15 de abril de 2022. MEPA publicará el aviso del NPC en el Monitor Ambiental el 25 de abril de 2022 y los comentarios públicos pueden ser enviado a la oficina de MEPA el 16 de mayo de 2022 o antes utilizando su portal de comentarios públicos; por correo electrónico al Analista de MEPA asignado al proyecto identificado en el Monitor Ambiental o los comentarios por escrito pueden enviarse por correo a la siguiente dirección: Secretary of Energy and Environmental Affairs Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs (EEA) Attn: MEPA Office [Nombre del analista], EEA No. 16439 100 Cambridge Street, Suite 900 Boston MA 02114 Para los comentarios enviados por correo electrónico, incluya el número de EEA y el nombre 16439 del proyecto que figuran en el Monitor ambiental en la línea de asunto. Para comentarios enviados por correo, indique el nombre del Analista de MEPA y el número de EEA en la dirección indicada anteriormente. Si tiene preguntas, comuníquese con Susan St. Pierre; sst.pierre@comcast.net; o al 781- 439-2461. Project Site Notice of Project Change - 2 Bridge Street, Salem, MA EEA 16439 17 Local EJ List Developed as Part of ENF Filing City of Salem Ward 1 Councilor, Robert McCarthy via email: Rmccarthy@salem.com Ward 2 Councilor, Christine Madore (President) via email: cmadore@salem.com Ward 5 Councilor, Josh Turiel via email: jturiel@salem.com Ward 6 Councilor, Megan Riccardi via email: mriccardi@salem.com City of Beverly Ward 2 Councilor, Estelle Rand via email: erand@beverlyma.gov Local Organizations City of Salem Espacio, via email: Info@northshorecdc.org Bridge Street Neck Neighborhood Association, via email: bridgestneck@gmail.com AOH Mack Park Food Farm, via email: kmurphy@salem.com Salem Housing Authority, Cathy Hoog, Executive Director via email: choog@salemha.org Salem Heights, 12 Pope St, Salem, MA 01970l City of Beverly Beverly Bootstraps, via email: sgabriel@beverlybootstraps.org Harborlight Community Partners, via email: infor@harborlightcp.org Family Promise, via email: rachel@familypromisensb.org Church Groups City of Salem First Baptist Church of Salem Steven White, Pastor via email steven@firstbaptistchurchsalem.com Immaculate Conception Church, Mary Queen of the Apostles Parish, via email: info@mqoa.org Tabernacle Congregational Church, via email: office@tabernaclechurch.org St. Annes Church via email: stannesalem@aol.com St. Nicholas Orthodox Church via email: fr.theophan.whitfield@gmail.com Wesley United Methodist Church! Via email: info@salemwesley.org East Gate Christian Fellowship via email: egcf@theeastgate.org First Church, 316 Essex St, Salem, MA 01970 Notice of Project Change - 2 Bridge Street, Salem, MA EEA 16439 18 St. John the Baptist Ukrainian Catholic Church 124 Bridge St. Salem, MA St. Peters/St. Pedro Episcopal Church, 24 St. Peter Street, Salem, MA 01970 City of Beverly First Baptist Church via email: jcrumley@fbcbeverly.org Garden City Church via email: info@gardencitychurch.net St. Mary of the Star Catholic Church and Beverly Catholic Collaborative via email: office@beverlycatholic.com EJ list from MEPA Environmental Justice Alma Gordon, Chappaquiddick Tribe of the Wampanoag Nation; tribalcouncil@chappaquiddick -wampanoag.org Ben Hellerstein, Environment Massachusetts; ben@environmentmassachusetts.org Bettina Washington, Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head; thpo@wampanoagtribe-nsn.gov Bonney Hartley, Stockbridge-Munsee Tribe; bonney.hartley@mohican-nsn.gov Brian Weeden, Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe;Brian.Weeden@mwtribe-nsn.gov Cheryll Toney Holley; Nipmuch Nation; crwritings@aol.com Cindy Luppi, Clean Water Action; cluppi@cleanwater.org Deb Pasternak, Sierra Club; deb.pasternak@sierraclub.org Elvis Mendez, Neighbor to Neighbor; elvis@n2nma.org Heather Clish; Appalachian Mountain Club, hclish@outdoors.org Heidi Ricci, Mass Audubon; hricci@massaudubon.org John Peters Jr., Massachusetts Commission on Indian Affairs; john.peters@mass.gov Julia Blatt, Mass Rivers Alliance; juliablatt@massriversalliance.org Kelly Boling; The Trust for Public Land; kelly.boling@tpl.org Kenneth White; Chaubunagungamaug Nipmuch Indian Council; acw1213@verizon.net Kerry Bowie; Browning the GreenSpace; kerry@msaadapartners.com Melissa Ferretti, Herring Pond Wampanoag Tribe; melissa@herringpondtribe.org Nancy Goodman, Environmental League of MA; ngoodman@environmentalleague.org Pat Stanton, Ed4the Future; pstanton@e4thefuture.org Patricia Rocker; Chappaquiddick Tribe of the Wampanoag Nation, Whale Clan ; rockerpatriciad@verizon.net Notice of Project Change - 2 Bridge Street, Salem, MA EEA 16439 19 Raquel Halsey, North American Indian Center of Boston; rhalsey@naicob.org Rob Moir, Ocean River Institute; rob@oceanriver.org Robb Johnson; Mass Land Trust Coalition; robb@massland.org Sarah Dooling; Mass Climate Action Network; sarah@massclimateaction.net Staci Rubin, Conservation Law Foundation; srubin@clf.org Sylvia Broude, Community Action Works; sylvia@communityactionworks.org Tali Smookler, Unitarian Universalist Mass Action Network; tsmookler@uumassaction.org Winston Vaughan, Healthcare without Harm; wvaughan@hcwh.org Agency Email Address Address Massachusetts Environmental Policy Act (MEPA) Office MEPA@mass.gov MEPA Office 100 Cambridge Street, Suite 900 Boston, MA 02144 Department of Environmental Protection, Boston Office helena.boccadoro@mass.gov Commissioner's Office One Winter Street Boston, MA 02108 Department of Environmental Protection Northeast Regional Office john.d.viola@mass.gov DEP/Northeast Regional Office Attn: MEPA Coordinator 205B Lowell Street Wilmington, MA 01887 Massachusetts Department of Transportation - Boston MassDOTPPDU@dot.state.ma.us Public/Private Development Unit 10 Park Plaza, Suite #4150 Boston, MA 02116 Massachusetts Department of Transportation – District Office timothy.paris@dot.state.ma.us District #4 Attn: MEPA Coordinator 519 Appleton Street Arlington, MA 02476 via Mail The MA Archives Building 220 Morrissey Boulevard Boston, MA 02125 Massachusetts Historical Commission Metropolitan Planning Council mpillsbury@mapc.org afelix@mapc.org City of Salem isimons@salem.com Salem Planning Board/Department 98 Washington Street Salem, MA 01970 Salem Conservation Commission 98 Washingotn Street Salem, MA 01970 Salem Board of Health 98 Washington Street Salem, MA 01970 Salem City Council 93 Washington Street Salem, MA 01970 eeimert@Salem.com Kkennedy@salem.com health@salem.com Notice of Project Change Distribution List Environmental Justice Population EEA Environmental Justice Director MEPA-EJ@mass.gov MEPA Office Attn: EEA EJ Director 100 Cambridge Street, Suite 900 Boston, MA 02144 Office of Coastal Zone Management robert.boeri@mass.gov patrice.bordonaro@mass.gov Coastal Zone Management Attn: Project Review Coordinator 251 Causeway Street, Suite 800 Boston, MA 02114 DMF.EnvReview-North@mass.gov DMF – North Shore Attn: Environmental Reviewer 30 Emerson Avenue Gloucester, MA 01930 Division of Marine Fisheries paul.ormond@mass.gov brendan.place@mass.gov Department of Energy Resources Attn: MEPA Coordinator 100 Cambridge Street, 10th floor Boston, MA 02114 Department of Energy Resources dep.waterways@state.ma.us Department of Environmental Protection Waterways Program One Winter Street, 6th Floor Boston, MA 20108 Department of Environmental Protection, Waterways