ALTERNATIVE FUEL
VEHICLE
HUDSON VALLEY CLEAN COMMUNITIES
Date: Friday, March 5, 2004
Time: 11:30am
Registration
12:00pm Working Lunch and Program
2:00pm Adjourn
Place: The
Bear Mountain Inn ** Please note this
is a venue change **
Address: Bear Mountain, NY
Clean Communities is a voluntary program sponsored by the U.S. Department of Energy that is designed to accelerate and expand the use of alternative fuels in communities throughout the country and to develop the necessary infrastructure. Clean Communities works directly with local businesses and governments, guiding them through each step in the process of building the foundation for a vibrant local program.
This is the second meeting of the group interested in formally organizing a Hudson Valley Clean Communities (HVCC) coalition designed to be a successor to the White Plains Clean City coalition. Broad participation is strongly encouraged. We do expect the structure of the group will be formalized during the meeting.
Becoming a part of the Clean Communities program would bring extra Federal dollars to the area and allow the Hudson Valley to take advantage of financial incentives and the environmental, public health, energy security and economic benefits that the program offers. Alternative fuels can benefit the Hudson Valley by creating commercial opportunities and jobs in the sale, conversion and maintenance of AFVs and the installation and service of associated infrastructure.
Please respond by Thursday, March 4th if you are able to join us. If you are unable to attend, you are welcome to send someone else on your behalf. Also, please pass this information on to any other appropriate offices. Contact Donna Denley at donna@eba-nys.org or call the EBA/NYS office at (518) 432-6400 x224.
Increased attendance has required us to move the meeting and attendees will not be able to order off the menu and pay individually. The flat fee for the lunch buffet is $20 per person, paid upon arrival, cash or check only (cash preferred). Receipts will be available.
Very truly yours,
Ira S. Rubenstein, Executive Director, EBA/NYS
Gerry Bogacz, New York Metropolitan Transportation Council
ALTERNATIVE FUEL
VEHICLES
HUDSON VALLEY CLEAN COMMUNITIES
Date: Friday,
March 5, 2004
12:00pm Working Lunch and Program
2:00pm Adjourn
Place: The
Bear Mountain Inn ** Please note this
is a venue change **
Address: Bear Mountain, NY
Please RSVP by fax to (518) 432-1383 or email to info@eba-nys.org no later than March 4, 2004. If you have questions, please call us at (518) 432-6400.
Registration for Alternative Fuel Vehicles Hudson Valley Clean Communities meeting, March 5, 2004:
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Directions:
Directions to Bear Mountain Inn and State Park
The Bear Mountain Inn is located approximately 45 minutes from New York City. For driving directions, visit www.mapquest.com or www.bearmountaininn.com
From the Palisades Interstate
Parkway
Take the Parkway North
past Exit 19 to the Bear Mountain Bridge Circle. At the circle, make the first
right onto Route 9W south and go to the traffic light. Bear right and go up the
hill. The entrance to the Inn and parking lot is 200 feet on the right.
From the North via I-87 (New
York State Thruway)
Take I-87 south to exit
16 (Harriman). At the traffic light, turn left onto Route 32. At third light,
turn left onto Route 6 East. Take Route 6 East to the Queensboro Traffic
Circle. At circle, make the third right onto the Palisades Parkway North.
Follow Palisades Parkway directions above.
From the North via Route 9W
(and Stewart Airport)
Take Route 9W south to
the Bear Mountain Circle. Take the second exit off the circle (9W South) to the
first traffic light. Bear right at the light and go up hill. The entrance to
the Inn and parking lot is 200 feet on the right.
From the East/South via
I-87/287 (New York State Thruway)
Take 287 West over the
Tappan Zee Bridge to Exit 13N (Palisades Interstate Parkway North). Follow
Palisades Parkway directions above.
From the East via I-84
Take I-84 West to the
second exit after the Newburgh-Beacon Bridge (Route 9W South). Take Route 9W South
about 18 miles to the Bear Mountain Bridge Circle. Take the second exit off the
circle (9W South) to the first traffic light. Bear right at light and go up the
hill. The entrance to the Inn and parking lot is 200 feet on the right.
From New York City via the
Palisades Interstate Parkway
Take the upper level of
the George Washington Bridge. Take the very first right onto the Palisades
Interstate Parkway North. Follow Palisades Parkway directions above.
From the South via Garden
State Parkway
Take the Garden State
Parkway North to last exit (I-87/287, New York State Thruway). Bear right for
I-87 east/south (towards Tappan Zee Bridge). Take I-87 to Exit 13N (Palisades
Interstate Parkway North). Follow above Palisades Parkway directions above.
From the West via Route 17 or
I-84
Take Route 17 East to
Exit 130A (Bear Mountain) to Route 6/Long Mountain Parkway. Take Route 6 East
to the Queensboro Traffic Circle. At the circle, make third right onto the
Palisades Interstate Parkway. Follow Palisades Parkway directions above.