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bility insurance coverage totalling at least $600,000.
“If he's not making progress (towards meeting that mandate) or if he can’t get the assurances, the facility will have to be closed down,” Mr. Gregori said, adding that Mr. Clark will have between 60 and 90 days, “a reasonable amount of time.”
“It’s the best option,” the policy director repeated. “But if the county isn’t making progress toward another solution, if this landfill isn’t operated properly or if there’s no progress toward securing the financial assurances, then that alternative is gone!”
Contracts signed with Mr. Clark, Community Trash
Following Tuesday’s mid-day executive session, the Board of Supervisors approved other contracts necessary for continued use of the Clark site. According to John McCarthy, the board’s assistant, Community Trash will be paid $10,000 a month to provide and maintain dumpsters and haul solid waste to the eight acres on Rudadll Mill
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