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Note: The Remittance Address for public corporations with a Vendor ID must match the public corporation’s Remittance Address in the New York State Vendor Management System.

NINTH: Distributions to the public corporation for its share of fees for service of Notices of Claim will be sent to the following Remittance Address: The public corporation will not receive distributions of its share of fees for service of Notices of Claim until it has been assigned a Vendor ID by the Office of the State Comptroller. It is now an apartment house, with the town government and post offices, and library on. Note: If the public corporation does not have a Vendor ID issued by the Office of the State Comptroller the Department of State will contact the public corporation regarding issuance of a Vendor ID when fees for service of Notices of Claim are available for distribution. In 1927, the brick school house was built. SEVENTH: Any statutory provisions uniquely pertaining to the public corporation and the commencement of an action or proceeding against it are as follows: NoneĮIGHTH: The New York State Vendor Identification Number (Vendor ID) for the public corporation is: REDACTED THIRD: The principal location of the public corporation is in the county of: OSWEGOįOURTH: The public corporation hereby designates the Secretary of State of the State of New York as its agent upon whom a Notice of Claim against the public corporation may be served.įIFTH: The name, post office address and email address of an officer, person or designee, nominee or other agent-in-fact to which the Secretary of State shall transmit a copy of any Notice of Claim served upon the Secretary of State as the Public Corporation’s agent is:Įmail The time limit for service of a Notice of Claim upon the public corporation is: 90 days SECOND: The name of the public corporation is: VILLAGE OF LACONA (Pursuant to Section 53 of the General Municipal Law)įIRST: VILLAGE OF LACONA is a public corporation as defined in Section 66 of the General Construction Law of the State of New York.