Pontillo speaking to the board on Monday evening By Mike PettinellaFor Video News Service James Pontillo, citing “frustration” with the Stafford Town Board, says he plans to run for the town supervisor position that is up for reelection in 2027, looking to replace longtime Supervisor Robert Clement. Pontillo made his …
BY MIKE PETTINELLAFor Video News Service Genesee County Supreme Court Justice Diane Y. Devlin on Thursday ordered Stafford property owner James Pontillo to pay $2,285.76 for missing a Sept. 15 deadline to complete court-ordered repairs at the former Stafford Trading Post building at 6177 Main St. Rd. In granting the …
(File photo) BY MIKE PETTINELLAFor Video News Service Barring a negotiated settlement, which seems doubtful at this point, Town of Stafford officials and property owner James Pontillo are heading back to court. David Roach, attorney with DiMatteo Roach & Kelly of Warsaw, on Oct. 16 filed a notice of motion …
BY MIKE PETTINELLAFor Video News Service James Pontillo received some support from a couple town residents on Monday night in his bid to have the Stafford Town Board waive the fine imposed him for missing the deadline to complete work on the former Stafford Trading Post building. The board, however, …
BY MIKE PETTINELLAFor Video News Service A lawyer representing the Town of Stafford on Thursday said that James Pontillo, owner of the former Stafford Trading Post at the corner of Routes 5 and 237, must pay a fine of $2,285.76 prior to the town issuing a certificate of completion of …
BY MIKE PETTINELLAFor Video News Service The proprietor of the Shell’s Post at 6173 Main Rd., Stafford said any agreement with James Pontillo for use of the business parking lot while the latter completes court-ordered work on the neighboring former Stafford Trading Post would entail drawing up a legal document. …
By Mike PettinellaFor Video News Service James Pontillo has renewed a building permit issued by the Town of Stafford after being slapped with a stop work order on Tuesday morning. Pontillo said that a Genesee County sheriff’s deputy and New York State trooper showed up with Town Code Enforcement Officer …
By Mike PettinellaFor Video News Service Citing vandalism and adolescent behavior, James Pontillo is asking the Stafford Town Board to extend the court-ordered deadline for him to address 18 code violations at the former Odd Fellows Hall and Stafford Trading Post building. James Pontillo addressing the Town Board on Monday …
(File photo) By Mike PettinellaFor Video News Service An order signed on Feb. 11 by Genesee County Supreme Court Judge Diane Y. Devlin gives James Pontillo until midnight on Sept. 15 of this year to address a list of 18 items in need of repair at the former Odd Fellows …
By Mike PettinellaFor Video News Service Attorneys for the owner of the former Stafford Trading Post and the Town of Stafford returned to the Genesee County Court Facility on Thursday morning in an ongoing effort to settle the opposing parties’ dispute over code violations. David Roach, representing the town, and …