Approve 3 agreements with Contra Costa County for hazardous materials programs
$1,066,308 total over two years
Resolution Resolution No. 10-10, 11-10, 12-10
In Plain English
The city partners with the county to handle hazardous waste inspections, emergency response, and cleanup programs. These 3 agreements renew the partnership for 2 more years. If approved, the city pays $533,154 annually for county staff to inspect local businesses and respond to chemical spills.
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