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Coosa County approves 12-month landfill scrap-removal agreement with J & J Construction
Summary
The commission approved a 12-month agreement allowing J & J Construction to remove stockpiled scrap metal and electronics from the county landfill at no charge; the contractor must carry $1,000,000 commercial general liability insurance.
The Coosa County Commission voted May 13 to approve an agreement with John Boswell d/b/a J & J Construction permitting the contractor to remove stockpiled scrap metal and electronics from the county landfill at no cost to the county.
The contract requires Boswell to be solely responsible for loading and transporting materials and to indemnify Coosa County against claims arising from removal. The agreement also requires commercial general liability insurance in a minimum amount of $1,000,000 per occurrence and establishes a 12-month term beginning on execution.
Commissioners said the arrangement would clear stockpiled scrap from the landfill without county disposal expense and provide a limited public benefit of reduced on-site materials. The motion to approve was recorded in the minutes as unanimous.
