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Contributions to Senate President Stewart-Cousins (2017-2018) Unique Donor Amount Street Address City State Zip Person/Entity In-District? Grand Total $ 997,175 NEW YORK STATE TROOPERS PBA PAC $ 19,000 120 STATE STREET ALBANY NY 12207 Entity VOTE COPE COMMITTEE ON POLITICAL EDUCATION OF NYSU $ 18,000 800 TROY-SCHENECTADY RD. LATHAM NY 12110 Entity LAWPAC OF NEW YORK $ 18,000 132 NASSAU STREET 2ND FLOOR NEW YORK NY 10038 Entity LOCAL 6 COMMITTEE ON POLITICAL EDUCATION $ 18,000 709 8TH AVE NEW YORK NY 10036 Entity NEW YORK HOTEL AND MOTEL TRADES COUNCIL NON FEDER $ 18,000 707 EIGHTH AVENUE NEW YORK NY 10036 Entity NEW YORK STATE PIPE TRADES PAC $ 17,000 P.O. BOX 312 GLENS FALLS NY 12801 Entity MARIE MCKELLAR $ 16,000 P.O. BOX 149 DOBBS FERRY NY 10522 Person N/A MACANDREWS & FORBES GROUP LLC $ 15,000 35 EAST 62ND STREET NEW YORK NY 10065 Entity NRCC NY NON PARTISAN POLITICAL EDUCATION COMMITTEE $ 13,000 111 STATE STREET FIRST FL SUITE ALBANY NY 12207 Entity MASON TENDERS DISTRICT COUNCIL GREATER NY PAC $ 12,500 266 WEST 37TH STREET 7TH FLOOR NEW YORK 0 10018 Entity CANE INVESTMENTS $ 11,000 3 W MAIN ST STE 101-1 IRVINGTON NY 10533 Entity TEAMSTERS LOCAL 456 $ 11,000 160 SOUTH CENTRAL AVENUE ELMSFORD NY 10523 Entity NEW YORK STATE LABORERS' PAC $ 11,000 18 CORPORATE WOODS BLVD. ALBANY NY 12211 Entity RPAC OF NEW YORK STATE $ 11,000 130 WASHINGTON AVENUE ALBANY NY 12210 Entity CHARTER COMMUNICATIONS PAC $ 11,000 20 CENTURY HILL DRIVE LATHAM NY 12110 Entity 1199 SEIU - NYS POLITICAL ACTION FUND $ 11,000 330 WEST 42ND STREET 7TH FLOOR NEW YORK NY 10036 Entity DAVID RICH $ 10,000 555 WEST 57TH STREET SUITE 1500 NEW YORK NY 10019 Person HEALTHCARE ASSOCIATION OF NY/HANYS PAC $ 10,000 1 EMPIRE DRIVE RENSSELAER NY 12144 Entity PROFESSIONAL FIRE FIGHTERS ASSOCIATION $ 9,500 665 NORTH STREET WHITE PLAINS NY 10605 Entity AFSCME $ 9,500 1625 L STREET NW WASHINGTON DC 20036 Entity NYSCOPBA PAC $ 9,500 102 HACKETT BLVD ALBANY NY 12209 Entity LEONARD & SCHLEIFER $ 8,833 49 CAROLYN PL CHAPPAQUA NY 10514 Entity MANHATTAN BEER DISTRIBUTORS LLC $ 8,000 955 EAST 149TH STREET BRONX NY 10455 Entity EMPIRE HEALTH PAC $ 7,500 120 MONUMENT CIRCLE INDIANAPOLIS IN 46204 Entity STATE STREET ASSOCIATES PAC $ 7,500 121 STATE STREET ALBANY NY 12207 Entity COUNCIL OF SCHOOL SUPERVISORS & ADMINISTRATORS LOC $ 7,500 40 RECTOR STREET 12TH FLOOR BROOKLYN NY 10006 Entity UNITED ASSOCIATION OF JOURNEYMEN & APPRENTICES OF $ 7,000 THREE PARK PLACE ANNAPOLIS MD 21401 Entity GREATER NEW YORK AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION $ 7,000 18-10 WHITESTONE EXPRESSWAY WHITESTONE NY 11357 Entity NEW YORK STATE CONFERENCE IUOE PAC $ 7,000 44-40 11TH STREET LONG ISLAND CIT NY 11101 Entity ANHEUSER-BUSCH COMPANIES LLC $ 7,000 124 WEST 24TH STREET NEW YORK NY 10111 Entity DC 37 PAC $ 7,000 125 BARCLAY STREET NEW YORK NY 10007 Entity RWDSU $ 6,000 7 PENN PLZ NEW YORK NY 10001 Entity PUBLIC EMPLOYEES FEDERATION $ 5,750 90 STATE STREET SUITE 1029 ALBANY NY 12212 Entity DRIVE COMMITTEE $ 5,500 25 LOUISANA AVENUE NW WASHINGTON DC 20001 Entity NEW YORK STATE AFL-CIO COPE $ 5,500 100 SOUTH SWAN STREET ALBANY NY 12210 Entity CWA DISTRICT ONE PAC $ 5,250 80 PINE STREET FLOOR 37 NEW YORK NY 10005 Entity NADJA FIDELIA $ 5,000 48 WELLINGTON AVE NEW ROCHELLE NY 10804 Person No JOSEPH SCHWARTZ $ 5,000 91 HARBORVIEW WEST LAWRENCE NY 11559 Person HARVEY HIRSCHFELD $ 5,000 26 COURT ST BROOKLYN NY 11242 Person MICHAEL MELNICKE $ 5,000 1637 50TH STREET BROOKLYN NY 11204 Person MICHELE MIRMAN $ 5,000 222 BALTIC STREET BROOKLYN NY 11201 Person MARTIN SCHEINMAN $ 5,000 38 ARDEN LN SANDS POINT NY 11050 Person Contributions to Senate President Stewart-Cousins (2017-2018) Unique Donor Amount Street Address City State Zip Person/Entity In-District? CHRIS HUGHES $ 5,000 PO BOX 524 GARRISON NY 10524 Person SEAN ELDRIDGE $ 5,000 PO BOX 524 GARRISON NY 10524 Person KATHRYN CHENAULT $ 5,000 3 EAST 95TH STREET NEW YORK NY 10128 Person BRIAN O'HALLORAN $ 5,000 410 CENTRAL PARK WEST APT 1D/2D NEW YORK NY 10025 Person CHARLES PHILLIPS $ 5,000 113 WEST 88TH ST NEW YORK NY 10024 Person WILLIAM LEWISD $ 5,000 101 CENTRAL PARK WEST NEW YORK NY 10023 Person BEN CHOUAKE $ 5,000 245 HUTCHINSON ROAD ENGLEWOOD NJ 7631 Person ROBERT ALTER $ 5,000 163 E LINDEN AVENUE ENGLEWOOD NJ 7631 Person DR. TONY COLES $ 5,000 776 BOYLSTON STREET UNIT W9D BOSTON MA 2199 Person SIMMONS HANLY CONROY $ 5,000 1 COURT ST ALTON IL 62002 Entity ENCOMPASS HOME & AUTO INSURANCE CO. $ 5,000 2775 SANDERS ROAD NORTHBROOK IL 60062 Entity JONES BOULEVARD PARTNERS LLC $ 5,000 1600 NW 163RD ST MIAMI FL 33169 Entity ATU NEW YORK COPE FUND $ 5,000 5025 WISCONSIN AVENUE NW WASHINGTON DC 20016 Entity NEW YORK STATE BEER WHOLESALERS ASSOCIATION PAC $ 5,000 119 WASHINGTON AVENUE SUITE 3C ALBANY NY 12210 Entity AETNA PAC $ 5,000 11 COLUMBIA CIRCLE ALBANY NY 12203 Entity GENTING GAMING LLC $ 5,000 110-00 ROCKAWAY BLVD SOUTH OZONE PAR NY 11420 Entity TRANSPORT WORKERS UNION LOCAL 100 $ 5,000 195 MONTAGUE STREET BROOKLYN NY 11201 Entity 32BJ UNITED ADF $ 5,000 25 WEST 18TH STREET FL 5 NEW YORK NY 10011 Entity IUPAT POLITICAL ACTION TOGETHER LEGISLATURE EDUCAT $ 4,500 7234 PARKWAY DRIVE HANOVER MD 21706 Entity CREDIT UNION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE $ 4,500 1021 WATERVLIET SHAKER ALBANY NY 12212 Entity CSE POLITICAL ACTION FUND $ 4,500 143 WASHINGTON AVENUE ALBANY NY 12210 Entity ENTERPRISE HOLDINGS INC.NEW YORK POLITICAL ACTION $ 4,400 600 CORPORATE PARK DRIVE SAINT LOUIS MO 63105 Entity LUCY WALETZKY $ 4,200 1301 BEDFORD ROAD PLEASANTVILLE NY 10570 Person PECKHAM INDUSTRIES INC. PAC $ 4,000 20 HAARLEM AVENUE WHITE PLAINS NY 10603 Entity LIFE INSURANCE COUNCIL OF NEW YORK $ 4,000 111 WASHINGTON AVENUE ALBANY NY 12210 Entity MERCK NEW YORK STATE POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE $ 4,000 55 DOVE STREET ALBANY NY 12210 Entity NY CHIROPRACTIC PAC $ 4,000 PO BOX 440 CHESTER NY 10918 Entity IUOE LOCAL 137 $ 4,000 1360 PLEASANTVILLE ROAD BRIARCLIFF MANO NY 10510 Entity JOHN NONNA $ 3,500 21 ASHLAND AVENUE PLEASANTVILLE NY 10570 Person MACQUESTEN DEVELOPMENT LLC $ 3,500 438 FIFTH AVENUE SUITE 100 PELHAM NY 10803 Entity ZAREMBA BROWN PLLC $ 3,500 40 WALL ST NEW YORK NY 10005 Entity JUDITH MCHALE $ 3,200 255 BROADWAY HASTINGS-ON-HUD NY 10706 Person Yes SALLY MINARD $ 3,021 133 EAST 62ND STREET NEW YORK NY 10021 Person CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY COUNCIL NYS PAC $ 3,000 629 OLD WHITE PLAINS ROAD TARRYTOWN NY 10591 Entity ROBERT WEISZ $ 3,000 895 PARK AVE NEW YORK NY 10075 Person SARATOGA GAMING RESOURCES LLC C/O SARATOGA HARNESS $ 3,000 PO BOX 356 SARATOGA SPRING NY 12866 Entity NYS FUNERAL DIRECTORS ASSOCIATION PAC $ 3,000 1 SOUTH FAMILY DRIVE ALBANY NY 12205 Entity PHARMACY PAC OF NYS $ 3,000 210 WASHINGTON AVE EXT STE 101 ALBANY NY 12203 Entity LABORERS INTL. UNION LOCAL 60 PAC $ 3,000 140 BROADWAY HAWTHORNE NY 10532 Entity WESTCHESTER COUNTY POLICE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION $ 3,000 P.O. BOX 27 HAWTHORNE NY 10532 Entity OPPORTUNITY ED PAC $ 3,000 150 BROADWAY ROOM 901 NEW YORK NY 10038 Entity THE PARKSIDE GROUP LLC $ 3,000 132 NASSAU STREET NEW YORK NY 10038 Entity JACKSON LEWIS P.C. PAC $ 3,000 666 THIRD AVENUE 29TH FLOOR NEW YORK NY 10017 Entity Contributions to Senate President Stewart-Cousins (2017-2018) Unique Donor Amount Street Address City State Zip Person/Entity In-District? NEW YORK BANKERS POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE $ 3,000 99 PARK AVENUE NEW YORK NY 10016 Entity TONIO BURGOS & ASSOCIATES LLC $ 3,000 115 BROADWAY SUITE 1504 NEW YORK NY 10006 Entity JACK ROSEN $ 2,900 18 E 85TH ST NEW YORK NY 10028 Person DIANE & MA GREENWALD $ 2,500 2 OAK LANE SCARSDALE NY 10583 Person Yes RUTH SUZMAN $ 2,500 3 REIMER ROAD SCARSDALE NY 10583 Person Yes JAMES FOY $ 2,500 3 HIGHVIEW CIRCLE DOBBS FERRY NY 10522 Person Yes LATIMER FOR WESTCHESTER $ 2,500 7 PALLISADE AVENUE YONKERS NY 10701 Entity SID LAPIDUS $ 2,500 23 DELEVAN LANE HARRISON NY 10528 Person DAVID LICHTENSTEIN $ 2,500 1985 CEDAR BRIDGE AVENUE LAKEWOOD NJ 8701 Person LEON KOZAK $ 2,500 280 JONES ROAD ENGLEWOOD NJ 7631 Person MUNR KAZMIR $ 2,500 345 GRAND AVENUE LEONIA NJ 7605 Person COINMINT LLC $ 2,500 20 GREENWAY PLZ HOUSTON TX 77046 Entity COMCAST OF ILLINOIS/INDIANA/OHIO LLC $ 2,500 1701 JFK BOULEVARD PHILADELPHIA PA 19103 Entity ALBANY STRATEGIC ADVISORS $ 2,500 111 WASHINGTON AVENUE 2ND FLOOR ALBANY NY 12210 Entity NYCAMP $ 2,500 80 STATE STREET ALBANY NY 12207 Entity SHENKER RUSSO & CLARK LLP PAC $ 2,500 121 STATE STREET 4TH FL ALBANY NY 12207 Entity NYS ASSOCIATION OF ELECTRICAL WORKERS $ 2,500 67 CHESTNUT STREET ALBANY NY 12110 Entity CABLEVISION SYSTEMS NY PAC $ 2,500 1111 STEWART AVENUE BETHPAGE NY 11714 Entity MEDICAL SOCIETY OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK $ 2,500 865 MERRICK AVENUE WESTBURY NY 11590 Entity ASGM PAC C/O CHRISTOPHER DURNAN $ 2,500 P.O. BOX 390 ROCKVILLE CENTR NY 11571 Entity PLUMBERS LOCAL UNION NO. 1 NYC PAC $ 2,500 50-02 FIFTH STREET 2ND FLOOR LONG ISLAND CIT NY 11101 Entity LABORERS LOCAL 754 $ 2,500 215 OLD NYACK TPKE CHESTNUT RIDGE NY 10977 Entity CWA DISTRICT LOCAL 1103 $ 2,500 345 WESTCHESTER AVENUE PORT CHESTER NY 10573 Entity UNIFORMED SANITATIONMEN'S ASSOCIATION LOCAL 831-I. $ 2,500 25 CLIFF STREET NEW YORK NY 10038 Entity NYC DISTRICT COUNCIL OF CARPENTERS $ 2,500 395 HUDSON STREET NEW YORK NY 10014 Entity BARRY LOVELL $ 2,000 20 EARLWOODE DR WHITE PLAINS NY 10606 Person Yes LEE PERLMAN $ 2,000 10 BYRON PL APT 511 LARCHMONT NY 10538 Person No THOMAS LEE $ 2,000 PO BOX 306 HARTSDALE NY 10530 Person N/A CLAY LIFFLANDER $ 2,000 1 CRICKET LANE DOBBS FERRY NY 10522 Person Yes CLARENCE OTIS $ 2,000 5336 ISLEWORTH COUNTRY CLUB..
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    ADVISORY BOARD CALENDAR March 17, 2004 Calendar # Submission # Applicant Name andAddress Type of Request Installation Location Status Fee 43744CO 02A0116CO Consolidated Electric Construction Co. Requested approval for the electric service Emergency Generator Hold $0.00 205 East 42nd Street equipment proposed to be installed 601 W. 26th Street-34rd & 4th Floors New York NY 10017 New York NY Carryover from March 13, 2002 meeting. Submit drawings in Advisory Board format. 44892CO2 03A0259CO2 Arc Electrical & Mechanical Cont. Corp. Requested approval for the electric service Ok, but $0.00 26 Delavan Street equipment proposed to be installed 359 Greenpoint Avenue Brooklyn NY 11231 Brooklyn NY Carryover from May 14, 2003 meeting. 1.Submit revised s.c. and coordination study. 2. Submit bus sizes. 45260CO2 03A0580CO2 Livingston Electrical Associates, Inc. Requested approval for the electric service New Fire Alarm System Approved $0.00 162-20 77th Road equipment proposed to be installed 9 West 57th Street Flushing NY 11366 New York NY Carryover from October 15, 2003 meeting. 45357CO 03A0653CO Robert B. Samuels Inc. Requested approval for the electric service K-Mart Service Ok, but $0.00 48 West 25th Street equipment proposed to be installed 770 Broadway New York NY 10010 New York NY Carryover from December 17, 2003 meeting. Bus undesized use new code sizes 700 A/se in. 45396CO 03A0691CO S.J. Electric, Inc. Requested approval for the electric service Approved $0.00 601 Union Street equipment proposed to be installed 491-497 Greenwich Street Brooklyn NY 11215 New York NY Carryover from December 17, 2003 meeting. Thursday, January 24, 2008 Page 1 of 17 ADVISORY BOARD CALENDAR March 17, 2004 Calendar # Submission # Applicant Name andAddress Type of Request Installation Location Status Fee 45419CO 04A0017CO L.K.