Proposed Ny State Law Could Remove Kessel From Long Island Power Authority
Long Island Business News › January 10, 2006
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Richard Kessel, chairman of Long Island Power Authority since 1997, could be replaced when his term expires Aug. 31 if a proposed state law that seeks to give Suffolk residents equal representation on the power authority's board of trustees is passed.
Under the bill, the number of seats on LIPA's board would grow to 16 from 15, with seven required from Nassau, seven from Suffolk and two from Queens.See the full content of this document
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Proposed Ny State Law Could Remove Kessel From Long Island Power Authority
The board currently has nine members from Nassau, five from Suffolk and one from Queens.
In another change, the chair...See the full content of this document
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