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Councilman Peter F. Vallone Jr., who promoted the 2004 law that required the city's Department of Transportation to check at least 250 randomly selected sites for stray voltage per year, said the Public Service Commission should conduct independent tests beyond those of Con Ed and the city agency. Mr. Vallone told Paul B. Powers, the executive deputy to the commission's chairman that as the representatives of people who have to walk through minefields of stray voltage and exploding manhole covers, they all believe that he has completely abdicated your responsibility. Councilman Peter F. Vallone Jr., who championed a 2004 law that required the city's Department of Transportation to check at least 250 randomly selected sites for stray voltage every year, said the Public Service Commission should conduct independent tests beyond those of Con Ed and the city agency. Mr. Vallone told Paul B. Powers, the executive deputy to the commission's chairman, that as representatives of people who have to walk through minefields of stray voltage and exploding manhole covers, they believe he has completely abdicated his responsibility. Later, Mr. Vallone, a Queens Democrat, accused Con Ed of being slow to act.