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Fayetteville approves moving forward on solid waste intergovernmental service agreement with Fort Liberty
Summary
City council authorized staff to proceed with an intergovernmental service agreement (IGSA) to provide solid waste services to Fort Liberty and directed staff to return contracts for the selected service provider; motion passed unanimously.
Fayetteville City Council unanimously approved on Feb. 10 a staff recommendation to pursue an intergovernmental service agreement (IGSA) with Fort Liberty to provide solid waste services for the military installation and directed staff to return a service-provider contract for final approval.
Assistant City Manager Jody Phelps and city staff presented the proposal as a strategic partnership intended to both reduce Fort Liberty’s operating costs and generate a potential revenue and capacity stream for the city. Phelps said the Department of Defense estimates IGSA arrangements at other installations can…
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