Bugg Stories vol. 10

members representing the state with the most vocal last night sixteen state buildings downtown used the steam producer darryl planned for heating and cooling to dizzy secretary of state riley darnell who represents the state parole board said until now the state and metro had a happy marriage but now it seemed headed for divorce based on numbers he says are faulty the biggest problem was position taken is that somehow metro has supplemented the buildings in this system detaining of over eighty million dollars our view is that eighty million dollars is a calls a solid waste disposal for metro unit that caught up with you you get a formal plan and the effect you dispose of your waste over low cost fellow board members chose the numbers which served as the basis for the closure of the transfer plans they admitted dealt for thermal to survive it must get significantly more garbage and become more efficient and burning their garbage hints the request for getting million dollar retrofit one council member question why the money needed for the retrofit was incited four years ago when the council spent thirty eight million dollars and decided to keep the girl bled open metro plan

is director david manning says that the board is accurate with this list of options for luring more garbage to the incinerator but he says those options are viable to acquire the ways that required to make for a more work this council would have to exert county wide power over all commercial waste in this county and you would do you would it would be enormous cost in terms of the private sector contracts which exist in this community already over ten thousand of them and you would you would engage enormous litigation because you'd be breaking contracts exist all over this county today we think it would be a very poor choice so decisions manning says in the next couple of weeks the mayor's office location requests for proposals to buy or convert the thermal plant to guess for national public radio and it about