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Aboui-face by coniractor angers aldermen

Sidney’s garbage collection
contract will be put up for public
tender next year.

Alpine Disposal and Recycling,
the company which was to have
taken over collection duties from
another company, wanted changes
to the contract.

This word came after Sidney
council was set to assign the
contract to Alpine because Alpine
earlier agreed to take it over from
City Waste Systems without any
changes.

Alpine’s about-face raised the
ire of some aldermen during a
committee of the whole meeting
on Sept. 16.

Ald. Ted Daly noted the contract
was awarded on tender to City
Waste in January, 1990. On Jan. 1
this year, council agreed to
increase it to compensate the com-
pany for rising recycling costs.

Daly said Alpine wrote the
Town on June 24 and July 15
advising they would assume the
contract as is from City Waste.

On July 22, council gave condi-
tional approval to transfer the con-
tract without re-tendering it.

“Now they want more,” only a
month and a half later, Daly said.

“If it’s not apparent, it makes
me mad,” an agitated Daly told
council.

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Two of the youths charged are
17, while the other is 16. Their
names cannot be published.

Rosequist said one police vehi-
cle sustained about $500 damage
in the interior by another youth.

An 18 year old is to be charged
with mischief in connection with
this incident, and a further charge
of wilful damage at the detach-
ment 1s pending, he said.

Damage was done to a holding
cell, including a ripped mattress
and a smashed smoke alarm pro-
tector.

“T think it’s disgusting that
every Friday and Saturday night a
certain group of youths in this
community tum into animals from
the use of drugs and alcohol, and
create havoc with their behavior,”
Rosequist said.

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Alpine wants its subsidy for
recycling initiatives increased
from $1,800 per month to almost
$5,000 per month.

Daly suggested aldermen re-
tender the contract, and that
Alpine pick up the contract until
then at the price originally agreed
upon.

At this pomt the debate, which
had been going on for several
minutes, was cut short because
aldermen wanted to discuss it in
closed session.

Meeting in camera, committee
of the whole decided to terminate
the existing contract with City
Waste and not reassign it to
Alpine.

The committee voted to negoti-
ate a new contract with Alpine for

the rest of 1991, and re-tender
garbage collection for 1992.

The committee recommenda-
tions were approved by council
Monday.

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