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Conyers authorizes city manager to request $298,799.17 from Georgia EPD hazardous waste trust fund
Summary
Council authorized the city manager to execute an agreement with the Georgia EPD to request $298,799.17 in reimbursement from the hazardous waste trust fund for landfill-related expenses, restoring previously spent funds, the city said.
The Conyers City Council voted June 4 to authorize the city manager to execute an agreement with the Georgia Environmental Protection Division to request reimbursement of $298,799.17 from the hazardous waste trust fund for landfill-related expenses.
Brian presented the item as the final step in a reimbursement process: the city previously paid landfill-related costs and is now seeking repayment from the state trust fund. Council approved a resolution authorizing the manager to execute the agreement; staff cautioned that the EPD requires several resolutions and contracts as part of the process.
Council members said the reimbursement will bring the city "back to even" on landfill expenses once the funds are received. The council approved the authorization by voice vote.
What’s next: the city manager will sign the agreement and staff will continue to work with Georgia EPD to complete any further documentation required for reimbursement.
