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City Commissioners of Public Works and Highway Superintendents Name Title County Address City State Zip County Phone Fax e-Mail Willard Bruce City Commissioner of Public Works City of Albany One Conners Blvd Albany NY 12204 Albany 518-427-7480 518-427-7499 [email protected] Raymond Halgas City Public Works Supervisor City of Amsterdam 61 Church St Amsterdam NY 12010 Montgomery 518-841-4339 518-843-3614 William Lupien Jr City Superintendent of Engineering Services City of Auburn 24 South St Auburn NY 13021 Cayuga 315-253-8354 315-252-7688 B. Leonard Walker City Director of Public Works City of Batavia One Batavia City Centre Batavia NY 14020 Genesee 585-345-6325 585-343-9221 [email protected] Anthony Thomaselli City Highway Superintendent City of Beacon One Municipal Plaza Suite One Beacon NY 12508 Dutchess 845-831-0932 845-831-0932 Luke Day City Commissioner of Public Works City of Binghamton 38 Hawley St Binghamton NY 13901 Broome 607-772-7021 607-772-7023 Joseph Giambra City Commissioner of Public Works City of Buffalo 502 City Hall Buffalo NY 14202 Erie 716-851-5636 Louis Loy City Director of Public Works City of Canandaigua 205 Saltonstall St Canandaigua NY 14424 Ontario 585-396-5060 585-396-5002 [email protected] Ken Radliff City Commissioner of Public Works City of Cohoes 97 Mohawk St Cohoes NY 12047 Albany 518-233-2140 518-237-0072 Michael Harris City Commissioner of Public Works City of Corning 1 Nasser Civic Center Plaza Corning NY 14830 Steuben 607-962-0340 607-937-3358 Christopher Bistocchi City Commissioner of Public Works;City Highway Superintendent City of Cortland 19 South Franklin St Cortland NY 13045 Cortland 607-756-6221 607-758-8392 Anthony Gugino City Commissioner of Public Works City of Dunkirk 342 Central Ave Dunkirk NY 14048 Chautauqua 716-366-9832 716-366-9765 Andy Avery City Director of Public Works City of Elmira 317 East Church St Elmira NY 14901 Chemung 607-737-5680 607-737-5824 [email protected] Dan O'Brien City Commissioner of Public Works City of Fulton 141 South First St Fulton NY 13069 Oswego 315-592-5459 315-592-3406 Gordon Eddington City Commissioner of Public Works;City Highway Superintendent City of Geneva 47 Castle St Geneva NY 14456 Ontario 315-789-3101 315-789-4625 [email protected] Lee Mitchell City Commissioner of Public Works City of Gloversville 3 Frontage Rd Gloversville NY 12078 Fulton 518-773-4557 518-773-4549 [email protected] Mitchell Cornish City Commissioner of Public Works City of Hornell PO Box 627 Hornell NY 14843 Steuben 607-324-7421 607-324-3150 J. Michael O'Hara City Commissioner of Public Works City of Hudson 520 Warren St Hudson NY 12534 Columbia 518-828-9458 518-828-1590 William Gray City Superintendent of Public Works City of Ithaca 108 East Green St Ithaca NY 14850 Tompkins 607-274-6527 607-274-6587 [email protected] Jeffrey Lehman City Director of Public Works City of Jamestown 145 Steele St Jamestown NY 14701 Chautauqua 716-483-7545 716-483-7544 Charles Kortz City Commissioner of Public Works City of Johnstown 33-41 E Main St Johnstown NY 12095 Fulton 518-736-4014 518-736-4032 Steven Gorsline City Superintendent of Public Works City of Kingston 420 Broadway Kingston NY 12401 Ulster 845-331-0682 845-331-0295 [email protected] Thomas Love City Commissioner of Public Works City of Lackawanna 714 Ridge Rd Lackawanna NY 14218 Erie 716-827-6428 716-827-6453 Gary Andes City Highway Superintendent City of Lockport 455 South Niagara St Lockport NY 14094 Niagara 716-433-1268 716-433-1267 Robert Raab City Commissioner of Public Works City of Long Beach PO Box 9002 Long Beach NY 11561 Nassau 516-431-1000 516-431-5008 John Messore City Commissioner of Public Works;City Council Member City of Mechanicville 36 North Main St Mechanicville NY 12118 Saratoga 518-664-7171 518-664-9589 [email protected] Jacob Tawil City Commissioner of Public Works City of Middletown 16 James St Middletown NY 10940 Orange 845-346-4121 845-344-5428 James Finch Jr City Commissioner of Public Works City of Mount Vernon 1 Roosevelt Square, 1st Floor Mt. Vernon NY 10550 Westchester 914-665-2300 914-665-2476 [email protected] Fred Alston City Highway Superintendent City of New Rochelle 224 East Main St New Rochelle NY 10801 Westchester 914-235-4029 914-654-2158 Robert Multari Director of Grants Management City of New York City 40 Worth St, Rm 1124 New York NY 10013 George Garrison City Commissioner of Public Works;City Highway Superintendent City of Newburgh 83 Broadway Newburgh NY 12550 Orange 845-565-3297 845-569-3329 Robert Curtis City Engineer City of Niagara Falls PO Box 69 Niagara Falls NY 14302 Niagara 716-286-4410 716-286-4398 Gary Franklin City Superintendent of Public Works City of North Tonawanda 758 Erie Ave North Tonawanda NY 14120 Niagara 716-695-8585 716-695-8587 Carl Ivarson City Superintendent of Public Works City of Norwich One City Plaza Norwich NY 13815 Chenango 607-334-1255 607-334-1208 [email protected] Kit Smith City Commissioner of Public Works;City Highway Superintendent City of Ogdensburg 901 Champlain St Ogdensburg NY 13669 St. Lawrence 315-393-2300 315-393-0886 Thomas Windus City Commissioner of Public Works City of Olean PO Box 668 Olean NY 14760 Cattaraugus 716-376-5653 716-376-5644 [email protected] James Bacher City Commissioner of Public Works City of Oneida PO Box 550 Oneida NY 13421 Madison 315-363-4800 315-363-9558 Dan Obergefell City Commissioner of Public Works City of Oneonta 258 Main St Oneonta NY 13820 Otsego 607-432-6450 [email protected] Richard Bateman City Commissioner of Public Works City of Oswego 100 Mitchell St Oswego NY 13126 Oswego 315-343-5055 315-342-8236 [email protected] David Greener City Commissioner of Public Works City of Peekskill 840 Main St Peekskill NY 10566 Westchester 914-734-4130 914-734-2770 [email protected] Kevin Murphy City Commissioner of Public Works City of Plattsburgh 215 Idaho Ave Plattsburgh NY 12903 Clinton 518-563-6841 518-562-1128 Vince Lopez City Commissioner of Public Works City of Port Jervis PO Box 1002 Port Jervis NY 12771 Orange 845-858-4000 845-858-4006 [email protected] Stephen Miko City Commissioner of Public Works City of Poughkeepsie PO Box 300 Poughkeepsie NY 12602 Dutchess 845-451-4102 845-451-4103 [email protected] Thomas Capuano City Commissioner of Public Works City of Rensselaer 505 Broadway Rensselaer NY 12144 Rensselaer 518-462-9616 518-449-1463 Paul Holahan City Commissioner of Public Works City of Rochester 30 Church St, 300B City Hall Rochester NY 14614 Monroe 585-428-6855 [email protected] Frank Tallarino City Commissioner of Public Works City of Rome 198 North Washington St Rome NY 13440 Oneida 315-339-6000 315-339-7788 [email protected] George Mottarella City Commissioner of Public Works City of Rye 1051 Boston Post Rd Rye NY 10580 Westchester 914-967-7676 914-967-4604 [email protected] Ray Wilson City Superintendent of Public Works City of Salamanca 225 Wildwood Ave Salamanca NY 14779 Cattaraugus 716-945-4680 716-945-5327 Thomas McTygue City Commissioner of Public Works;City Highway Superintendent City of Saratoga Springs 474 Broadway Saratoga Springs NY 12866 Saratoga 518-587-3550 518-587-2417 [email protected] Gary Onyan City Commissioner of Public Works;City Highway Superintendent City of Sherrill 377 Sherrill Rd Sherrill NY 13461 Oneida 315-363-2440 315-363-0031 Jeffrey Wright City Commissioner of Public Works City of Syracuse 1200 Canal St Ext Syracuse NY 13210 Onondaga 315-448-8515 315-448-8531 Neal Myers City Superintendent of Public Works City of Tonawanda 150 Fillmore Ave Tonawanda NY 14150 Erie 716-695-1800 716-692-6747 Robert Mirch City Commissioner of Public Works City of Troy One Monument Square Troy NY 12180 Rensselaer 518-270-4579 518-270-4639 [email protected] Name Title County Address City State Zip County Phone Fax e-Mail William Schrader City Commissioner of Public Works City of Utica 1 Kennedy Plaza Utica NY 13502 Oneida 315-792-0100 315-735-7915 Eugene Hayes City Superintendent of Public Works City of Watertown 245 Washington St Watertown NY 13601 Jefferson 315-785-7770 315-782-9014 [email protected] David Dressel City Commissioner of Public Works;City Highway Superintendent City of Watervliet 2-15th St Watervliet NY 12189 Albany 518-270-3821 518-270-3832 Joseph Nicoletti City Commissioner of Public Works City of White Plains 255 Main St White Plains NY 10601 Westchester 914-422-1200 914-422-1330 John Liszewski City Commissioner of Public Works City of Yonkers 40 South Broadway Yonkers NY 10701 Westchester 914-377-6267 914-377-6273 [email protected] County Commissioners of Public Works and Highway Superintendents Name Title County Address City State Zip Phone Fax e-Mail Michael Franchini County Commissioner of Public Works County of Albany 449 New Salem Rd Voorheesville NY 12186 518-765-2055 518-765-2702 [email protected] David Roeske County Commissioner of Public Works/Highway Superintendent County of Allegany 7 Court St Belmont NY 14813 585-268-9230 585-268-9446 [email protected] Michael Restino County Highway Superintendent County of Broome 47 Thomas Rd Binghamton NY 13901 607-778-2272 607-648-7053 [email protected] David Rivet County Commissioner of Public Works County of Cattaraugus 8810 Rte 242 Little Valley NY 14755 716-938-9121 716-938-9722 [email protected] George Wethey County Highway Superintendent County of Cayuga 91 York St Auburn NY 13021 315-253-1513 315-253-1015
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    Urban District Councillors and Town Commissioners. 1'31 (e) That a, persbn registered' ;is possessing qualifications in two or more Rural Districts within the same County' may vote at the election of Councillors for each such Rural District. (d) That a person registered as the nominee of one or more Limited Companies possessing Company qualifications may vote on behalf of any or alI of such Companies in any Ioca), government electoral area in addition to voting on his own behalf once in each area ip which he is registered by virtue of a qualification possessed by himself." PART III - ADAPTATION OF BALLOT ACT, 1872 (THIRD SCHEDULE TO ORIGINAL ORDER). The Third Schedule to the original Order (which adapts and alters the provisions of the Ballot Act, 1872, in their application to the election of County and Rural District Councillors) shall have effect as if in the Form of Directiolls for the Guidance of the Voter in Voting prescribed by the Second Schedule to the Ballot Act, 1872, the following additional direction were included therein :- " The voter, at the time of applying for a ballot paper, must produce for the in­ specti,on of the Presiding Officer a document of identity which may be anyone of the following :- ' (a) a National Registration Identity Card; or (b) a valid 'British Passport; or ' (c) a Travel Permit Card; or (d) a Document of Identity issued by the Head or other Constable of the Royal Ulster Constabulary in charge of a Station, which bears the same name and address as are shown on the entry in the Register in respect of which the person is applying to vote.