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181 Signatures

• Thomas M
• Harry A. F
• John J. C

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  • The law will reduce competition and increase construction cost without providing a benefit to Erie County citizens
• Jeff C
• Lee C
• Jenifer R. S
• Jeffrey C
• Alan Z
• Michael F
• Robert S
• Michael W
• scott r
• krystin r
• Jo Ann P
• Mike

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  • I don't want to pay for a state sponsored apprentice program to teach young contractors how to do their work. If a someone wants to learn a trade, there are plenty of people who haven't left NYS for greener pastures out there who will show them how to do a day's work for a day's pay without an NYS program.
• paul j

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  • as a small contractor,i urge you to vote no on this law !
• barry s
• Thomas M

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• brian s

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  • say no to nysdol apprenticship programs. say no to union labor.
• Leon J. C

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  • my three cousins learned to be plasterers from their father, and they're very good at their trade!. As it is two have left for work in Las Vegas and Florida - must the third leave Buffalo to find work too!
• Joe D

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• Robert B

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  • I'm surprised by you Tim Kennedy!
• Bridget M

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  • Please stop this law! Let the veto stand
• Scott K
• Jason S
• elizabeth k
• mark k
• jessica t
• Chris M
• Christian N
• Nuicholas H T
• Michael R

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  • When will they learn we want LESS government not MORE!
• Rus T

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  • We are witnessing the implosion of county government. If this passes you all have proven where your priorities are and it is not with the people.
• Mike W

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  • this is just bad business..it's so obvious I can't understand how the legislature passed this...
• Thomas W
• Jane M
• Dan G

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  • Mr. Giambra, you do NOT always do the best for the taxpayers, here is one more example
• Anthony C. M
• Leonard A. R
• Dr. Patrick J. K

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  • Will only drive up the costs to an already overburdened taxpayer base.
• Andrew F

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  • I now live in AZ, my home has increased in value approx 12\% a year. Business/People are thriving here. If I had stayed, I wouldn't be working for Intell.
• David F

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  • I left NY several years ago. I've never been able to regret my decision. I've been too busy enjoying AZ and it's thriving economy. Opportunity, growth, potential is alive and available, striking contrast to the old status quo in WNY.
• George Spinaris, R

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  • will cost tax payers more money to build
• Lisa and David B

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  • As soon as my husband obtained his engineering degree we moved away from NY. NC is now our home. We actually have a lifestyle, as we can afford one.
• Ryan C

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  • I'm 18, after college I will have to move away from my family.
• Robert L. S
• chris j
• Mike K

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  • One daughter teaching in Saint Petersburg, Florida....anothe son working for PCB Peiziotronics (headquartered in Depew) in Roanoake Rapids, North Carolina. Now I'll give you one guess why his company expanded in North Carolina instead of WNY??....you guessed it.....HIGH TAXES.. Just keep it up King Joel and King George PaTAXi....all these UNION FRIENDLY and TAXPAYER UNFRIENDLY rules/laws. Me? I bought my retirement home in Seminole, Florida this past October. Like so many others...in just a few short years I will be singing "goodbye New York and goodbye high taxes!!"
• Marilee K

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  • too much outside interference is not good for business. we have a competitve work force and lots of media coverage to keep things balanced.
• Kathleen M. S

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  • do not override!!!

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