

Members of the Watershed
The Watershed Council consists of the fourteen watershed and water purveying municipalities (Towns of Canandaigua, Bristol, South Bristol, Potter, Naples, Gorham, Italy, Middlesex and Hopewell, Villages of Newark, Palmyra, Naples and Rushville and the City of Canandaigua), with each municipality typically sending their chief elected official or other elected municipal board member to Watershed Council meetings. The Watershed Manager, who is overseen by the Council, is responsible for implementing management decisions, coordinating with the various partners, and implementing the comprehensive watershed protection program.
Municipal Representatives of the Canandaigua Lake Watershed Council
(2025)
Jared Simpson, Supervisor, Town of Canandaigua
Bob Palumbo, Mayor, City of Canandaigua
John Cowley, Supervisor, Town of Naples
Fred Stresing, Supervisor, Town of Bristol
David Adam, Supervisor, Town of Middlesex
Dan Marshall, Supervisor, Town of South Bristol
Bill Namestnik, Supervisor, Town of Hopewell
Michael Gonzalez, Water Treatment Plant Chief Operator, Village of Newark
Art Rilands, Mayor, Village of Rushville
Marty Aman, Wayne County Water and Sewer Authority Executive Director, Village of Palmyra
Dale Stell, Supervisor, Town of Gorham
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