Nowy Orlean (SZPNO) – during a public meeting on Monday, the President of the Council JP Morrell spent a lot of the starting, sharing his thoughts on the Cantrell administration decision to submit a notification of a termination under a contract for emergency cleansing IV Waste.
He said that without signing the chairman of the council, the contract for Henry Consulting shouldn’t be valid.
“You still say that the problem has been resolved, but how can the problem be solved if the Council has not signed a contract?” Morrell said.
Several residents also had the chance to talk, sharing their thoughts.
“Our gallery guests have returned. They are 30 years in a row and say that they have never seen the French district so pure,” said considered one of the residents.
“The city of Nowy Orlean does not have many great leaders who run these departments, but we do not have to get rid of someone like that because of Cantrell puppets,” said one other resident.
Councilor Freddie King finally questioned the Cantrell administration, asking why they need to remove waste IV despite praise.
Cantrell’s administration response was a complete silence.
“I think it’s your answer,” said Morrell.
Henry Consulting issued the next statement:
HC was chosen using a properly administered order. During the HC selection process, it turned out to be the very best general service provider. The contract was properly negotiated with the town. Due to the dispute with the subcontractor, the town decided to issue a short lived/emergency agreement. The dispute with the subcontractor has been resolved. There are not any more emergency accidents. In this manner, the town issued a notification of termination of a short lived/emergency agreement. HC is ready to begin and perform on August 1ST. We are looking forward to our ability to perform at a high level.
Henry Consulting
The city of Nowy Orlean issued the next statement:
During today’s meeting of the City Council, the town of Nowy Orlean expressed that it might proceed to cooperate with all parties to make sure high -quality sanitary services in the world of services from 5 to December.
The city still claims that the questions asked at today’s meeting are the results of the town council, which didn’t sign Henry’s consulting agreement, and this motion prompted Henry Consulting to take the case to court.
Despite these challenges, the town of Nowy Orlean has taken the needed steps to keep up regular sanitary services and support special events within the service area 5 and can proceed to serve the residents of New Orleans.
The city of New Orleans
