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Mark Wagner, of Cameron Engineering & Associates, LLP, presented the details of a bid to operate East Hampton Town's scavenger waste plant at a work session on Tuesday. ROHMA ABBAS
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The East Hampton Town Board on Tuesday vetted a number of options proposed in a bid by a western Suffolk County-based company to run the town’s scavenger waste plant.
The bid, a response to a town-issued request for proposals, was submitted by a company called East End Processing Corp., which is affiliated with Clear Flo Technologies, Inc., according to Mark Wagner, an engineer with Cameron Engineering & Associates, LLP, who spoke at a Town Board work session this week. Clear Flo Technologies operates a waste treatment facility in North Babylon, he said.
East End Processing Corp.’s bid lists a couple of different options for the future of the Springs-Fireplace Road site, officials said. They run the gamut from renting the facility from the town or buying the property in its entirety for... more
The bid, a response to a town-issued request for proposals, was submitted by a company called East End Processing Corp., which is affiliated with Clear Flo Technologies, Inc., according to Mark Wagner, an engineer with Cameron Engineering & Associates, LLP, who spoke at a Town Board work session this week. Clear Flo Technologies operates a waste treatment facility in North Babylon, he said.
East End Processing Corp.’s bid lists a couple of different options for the future of the Springs-Fireplace Road site, officials said. They run the gamut from renting the facility from the town or buying the property in its entirety for... more
