New Poll Results: Voters Undecided for Comptroller, Confused by Ranked Choice Voting, Concerned about Infrastructure
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ACEC New York released a poll among NYC Democrats, which found that nearly half of likely voters are undecided about their choice for City Comptroller, confused about how ranked choice voting will work, and concerned that the city isn’t doing more about infrastructure. NEW YORK (PRWEB) May 07, 2021 The American Council of Engineering Companies of New York (ACEC New York) – the voice of the consulting engineering industry – released a poll among NYC Democrats, which found that nearly half of likely voters are undecided about their choice for City Comptroller, confused about how ranked choice voting will work, and concerned that the city isn’t doing more about infrastructure.
An engineer who has worked with Kiryas Joel officials on their ambitious aqueduct quest for more than two decades confirmed for Woodbury Planning Board members last week that Kiryas Joel plans to stop using its Mountainville and Woodbury wells and all others in its system on a regular basis once they secure aqueduct water. The intention is for all the groundwater resources eventually to serve as a backup water supply to the aqueduct connection, Tom Schoettle, senior vice president at CDM Smith, told the Woodbury board on Jan. 20. So that s ultimately the goal, yes, is to shut off all the groundwater wells.