[CLC-Discussion] Lien/Bond Rights of Pump Out Contractor

[Fred Dudley]

Not at all if its publicly owned!

Fred R. Dudley, Managing Member
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To: Alex Barthet <Alex at barthet.com>; clc-discussion at lists.flabarrpptl.org
Subject: Re: [CLC-Discussion] Lien/Bond Rights of Pump Out Contractor

Pumping poop definitely sounds like an improvement, especially given the alternative. Lien it.



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From: Alex Barthet <Alex at barthet.com<mailto:Alex at barthet.com>>
Date: 3/23/18 3:39 PM (GMT-05:00)
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Subject: [CLC-Discussion] Lien/Bond Rights of Pump Out Contractor

Afternoon all.  Quick question.  Any reason to think that a sanitation/lift station pump out company that vacuums out and physically removes waste (human, gray water, …) from a nonfunctioning lift station on a project under construction DOES NOT have lien or bond rights?  Until the lift station was functional, they could not get a CO.  I see it just like a construction dumpster/waste hauling company.  Thoughts?

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