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Citizens Campaign for the Environment
19 Court Street LL White PI.ins NY, 10601
Off"ece: 114 997 ONe ceU: 5168181718
Wa will be C&nvassing in the Town of Wappinger Faits Tomorrow, July 30. 2008
Pleaa. make sur., portee dispatch is aW81l:. of our activities.
Please call If you have any questions,
Thank you, Matt Wailach, Staff Director
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1997 Chevrolet Suburban 1GNEC18ROVJ338970 Slack ACV 968-4
1994 Chevrolet Suburban 1GNEC16KXRJS59558 Green-Blu. AZC 1$95
List of starr: (1hbI1tR will be ..,..... _ n--. chtmge)
LlIst: Flm: Add....: City: State DOS
Wallach Matt eo Webster Ave Port Washington NY 9/16/1981
Howell stephan 39 Evsl'bl Ave Whtte Plains NY 714/1985
Moore Anti 234 East Lincoln Ave. Mt Vernon NY 12J811985
Aidoo Mike 29-35 11mh Street NfNI York NY 918/1977
Broera Ramo" 83 CllntDn St. White Plains NY 1014/1981
BraMon Matt 28 Bonnie Way larchmont NY 12/1311986
Hallid"y Simon 42 Hudson Pt. In O..ining NY 317/1958
Thompson Jes.sica 300 Gramatan Ave. Mt Vemon NY 81011984
Agulles Teren 52 Washington Avenue Hastings NY 1123/1987
Villani Lauren 1705 Neshannock Blvd. NIIIW Castle PA 9/27/1985
Morgenstern Lucy 233 Farr.gut Avenue Hastin~~udlOn NY en/1eSl
Powell Oregory 21 Hillcrest Lane ~Y. NY SI3OI1981
SchUtter Gabriel 1445 Upper Hilt Road Middlesex NY 101511985
Oawood Jennifer 195 Locust Avenue Contendt Manor NY 71811987
LackpaUI K.evin 237 N. Broadway Yonk..... NY 61511983
Meceio Juatine aoB7 Old Yortctcwn RoBd YorIttown Heights NY 10122/1986
Pinnocf\ NehstaJIa 3808 NW 118t Drtve Coral Springs Fl 3116/1988
Hoffman-Marton Aron 9 RIv.rvt...... Avenue Ard$ley NY 91711989
Gie\Yfrt Nichol. 178 Henry StnM Buchanan NY 1123/1989
Hoffner Michell. 172 Ch8f'ttlr Circle OS.ining NY 5115/1990
Seirup Camilla 55 PrlritMty Road BronXYine NY 2123/1990
Wright Kyle 580 Of'angeburg Road Pearl River NY 7f.l1/1988
Harlton Amanda 1086 Dobbs Ferry Road White Plains NY 12/6/1988
DeMlcheli David e crugers Road Montrou NY 5/411989
Lufldn Lydia 370 Woodhitnd8 Harrison NY 813011990
McDowall Matthew 1.04 Summit Cirtfe Sornltf8 NY 5/14/1987
Reese Eugene 12 South Highlancl Ave 8 Nyaek NY 1/11/1973
Walker Glenda 218 Union Avenue Mt Vernon NY 419/1985
Boynton T.ri.tt 28 Adam.. Street Mt VHmO" NY 8/1811990
Kulkarni Alex 528 View Point Tettace Peei($!dll NY 31911988
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TOWN CLERK
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Mr. Greg Wal
Citizens Camp
225A Main S
Farmingdale,
March 12, 2008
Re:
paign For The Environment
03-75-62 (Statute(s): Dual. EPlL and 7-A)
Dear SirlMJUJam
I am writing to
Attorney General C
Trusts Law (E ) and
above registratio um
The organiDtion
that ended Decem
Please be advised
confirmation does
that the above organi2ation registered with the New York State
Bureau pulSlIant to both Article 8 oftbe Estates, Powers and
'clc 7..A of the Executive Law (Article 7-A) and was assigned the
in its fiJi".. and the latest report filed with this office is for the year
this office may confirm the registration status of an entity, such
endorsement of any particular organi7JUion.
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o 22SA Main Streer . Farminsdale. NY 11735
~ 516.-390-nSO
19 Court Street. l.Qwer t.ewl · VUhite Ptains. NY '0601
914-997..0946
lJ 744 Broedway · Albany. NY 12207
518.434-8171
a 7lS 04!tfware Road, Box 140 · 8uffalo. NY 142.21
716-831-3206
a 466 Watc.ott Street. 2nd Fluor · SYIltWHI, NY 13210
315-472.13)9
CJ 129 Church Street. Suite 221 · New H~, CT 06510
203.78S.9080
June 5t 2008
Chris Masterson
Town Clc~k
20 Middle Bush R
Wappinger Falls,
the Environment (CCE) was fOWlded in 1985 as a not. for-profit
concerned with the protection of our land and water resources. To
es in research, lobbying, and public education on key environmental
rship base of over eighty thousand individuals across the East Coast.
ucation campaiiJlt CCE conducts a full time canvass throughout the state.
sheets, conducts our membership drive, petitions, and does fundraising.
een 4 - 9 p.m. Monday through Friday to be the only productive time to
h year we believe our members look forward to hearing from us, as well
h we are working.
W'e are avail
registered charitable
mandatory. As a
OUl' canvassing each
municipality, you wi
questions:, please do
in the Town of Wappinger Falls as soon as possible. Since we are a
on, the Supreme Court has ruled that regis1ration with local officials is not
It. however, we will fax a list of names of all people who will be doing
arc in your municipality. Since this is not our fint visit to your
om records documents from our last canvassing activities. If you have any
to call me at (914) 997-0946.
f our registration with the State Office of Charities, as well as more
paign. Please respond in writing for my records to oW' White Plains office
Court Street. Lower Leve~ White Plains, NY 10601. Also, please notify
'vities.
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Matt Wallach
White Plains Staff Director
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roR THE I!JIMkONMENT
\J 2.2SA Mltln sr..t . farm~ New York 111J5
(516) 390-71 SO
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(914) 997..0946
C 744 BtoIdwIv · AIbItnv. N1lW Ym 12207
(518) oQ4.817J
Q 735 Oektware Roed. eo. 140 · Butfalo. N.w Vork 14223
(716) 8".3206
\J 466 WeItl::I:ltt StfMt, 2'" Floor · Syncwa. New Ygrk 13210
()tJ) 472-1339
C 129 C...rch Street. ~ 221 . NIw H*Wn, CCIN1eCttcut 06510
caoJ) 715-9080
Protect our Children's Health
o dangerous pesticides in our schools!
ChildJ:"en at r
Pesticides are
kill iinsec~
toxic exposUJI
Children are
associated wi
both indoors and outdoors at our schools, to
. Children are more sensitive to
developing and smaller bodies.
risk to the dangers
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rea'. health
Protection Agency. National '
d American Public Health
. recognize the danger that pesticide ..,:;.
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dren's health. The growing body of peer ,
indicates that pesticide exposure can adversely affect a child's
immune, and endocrine system, even allow levels. Long-term
also been linked to cancer.
Health problems associated with short-teon pesticide
exposure include acute impacts~ such as headaches,
dizziness, nausea, seizures and respiratory problems.
Researchers have found that pesticide exposure can
induce a poisoning effect linked to asthma. Asthma is
the l~ading cause of school absenteeism due to chronic
illness in the nation, accounting for 14 million lost
days of school annually. DespiU this evidence, these
toxk cltmtkllb rellUlin In wide$pread lISe in ad
tI1'01I1I41)II1' sclutols.
liminate their use of hazardous pesticides while successfully and
pest problems in school buildings and on school grounds.
school districts, individual schools. and some states, have chosen to
. cies that require a school to prohibit the use of toxic pesticides. and
Ie and affordable non-toxic alternatives.
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CITIZE
CAMPA I
FOR THE ENVIRO
o 22SA Main Street · farmiogdah~. NY 11135
5t6-390-7150
o 19 Court Street. lolNer Level · White Plains, NY 10601
914-997-0946
lJ 744 Broadway · Albany. NY 12201
518434-8171
o 735 Delaware Road. Box 140 · Buffalo. NY 14223
716-831-3206
U 466 Westcott Street. 2nd Floor · Syracuse. NY 13210
31S-472.{339
o J29 Church StrE!~. Suite 221 · New Haven, CT 06510
20~. 785.9080
About Us
Established in 1985 by a s all gro
citizens. (CE's founders r cognize
involv~ment in determini g envi
member-supported. not-~ r-proflt
reputation on representin the pu
advance meaningful envi nrnent
of concerned
the need to Increase public
mental policy. As an independent
on-partisan organization. CCE built its
c, key stakeholders and utilizing sound sdence to
stewardship and public health protection.
ent (CCE) works to build widespread dtlzen understanding
ns designed to manage and protect our natural resources and
isslon through public education. .~
public outreach. To achieve :'t,
ur main program areas:
Toxic Chemical
IldUfe Habitat. and
Providing Leadership
Over the last 20 years,
members. Wo,rklng from
regional, and national 1m
rown into a multi-state. grsssroots organization supported by over 80.000
al offices, CCE conducts environmental protection programs on issues of local.
Since Federal and State policies provide a framework that many local governments
operate within. CCE believes maintaining a strong presence at all levels
of policy making is essential to achieve lasting results. eel: advances
environmental policies and actions based on a philosophy of
prevention. conservation. and environmental stewardship.
Achieving Results
CCE's leadership in protec
enacting solutions to envi
and pollcymakers to solve
advocating for preventativ
threatened natural resourc
Together \X!e Make ^ 0
eCE has leamed from its c
challenge at hand. it is the
that enables CCE to succee
campaigns is effective and
contact your local CCE regi
~t www.dtizensca!!'P.!~.
Jpportunities f.or action.
perience that regardless of the particular environmental
ltlzens, coupled with the efforts of a skilled professional staff.
eaVOr5. Your support of CCE's work and participation in OUf
reciated, Please
or visit us online
e information and
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ural environment is evIdenced by an agenda focused on
nd public health problems. CCf works with the public
vironmental problems while simultaneously identifying and
. based on sound facts and research. to restore and safeguard
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Highlights Of Recent CCE Victories
her) Now Banned In The'tH-State AeaIon
e campaign to protect drinking water from MTBE contamination. a majority of states.
net New J.rsey have banned MTBE. Additionally. the federal oxygenate requirement
ederallncentives for MTBE in our nation's gasoline. Contaminating wells and aquifers
n EPA classified possible carcinogen.
CCE Stops E:PA Plan
After CCE members se
dumplns of untreltat
Material Ma"agement
of open water dumpin
ed Spoils In Long Isl8nd Sound .
11.000 letters to state and loatlleaden. NY and CT Gowmon ..... to phase out
teIteJs Into L.ons IMnd Soundl The agreement calls for the development of a Dredged
on using alternative technologies for dredged materials and establishes the phaslit'-out
Advancing Great
CCE members effective
restore the (::;reat Lak
reauthorized the Gre.t
As a member of the G
d Congress to address critical components of the comprehensive plan to protect and
s the Great lakes Regional Collaboration (GlRC) strategy. In 2006. Congress
nd \Mldlffe R8tor8t1on Act. doubIIh& the pNVk:M euthorfZaUon to $16 mORon a yeer.
team CCE helped develop the plan and continues to work for its implementation.
a Iiquefled natural gas (LNG) regasification barge for the open waters of the Long
n local ecosystems and requires an unpre<:edented "no public access" zone of up to
pen waters. Demonstrating widespread opposition. CCE submitted 60.000 citizen
he federal Energy Regulatory Commission and helped found the Anti-Broadwater
mups. CCE Is awaiting the release of the Final Environmental Impact Statement.
lncreesl.. Fundfl'll
In 1993. CCIE worked
II Programs
Y partners to establish a dedicated state funding stream to protect drinking water.
cal programs. called the EnvIronmental Protedlon. Fund (EPF). For over 15 years. CCE
ding levels. In 2007. CCE IUCQlSSfuIly advocIted l.platlon recauktnI an EPF fnaeare
the Long Island Sound water quality. CCE annually advocates for full federal funding
lutlon prevention programs.
Protectfng families
CCE campaigned to ban e use
In 2005. CCE helped to thwart
humans. Including p~8n t mot
NYS PestIcide NeI&hbor
dangerous pesticides are
precautions to avoid uno
ssage of the Hudson Valley Community ~ Ad to empower towns in
protect open space. farmland and historic areas. After years of CCE advocacy,
Is now proteaecl petINIRtntIy as . ~ State Nature and HIstork Preserve.
Idde &posure
pestlddes on school property at all elementary and middle schoob In Connecticut.
ilkDnceIved EPA study. known as CHEERS. designed to test toxic pesticides on
s. children. ~nd infants! CCE conducted successful grass roots campaigns to enact the
law In ErIe. Monroe. end Ulster countlel to gIve residents the right to know before
d on neighboring propertl~s. Advanced norlflcatfon allows families to take
po$ure from toxic chemicals.
Promot1nJ The Use Of
CCE successfully urged
elCpanding the market for
is a collaborative effort 0
ble Enerav
munfdpelltles to pun:hue wind power for some or all of their eleclrldty needs, thus
able. and domestic energy generation. The Wind Power Education Project (WPEP}
ur partners to provide information on wind power to local commutlities.
receive periodic updates on important environmental i~sues, please visit
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