The Carroll County emergency communications tower located at 98 Oak Ridge Road in the Village District of Eidelweiss in Madison is seen Aug. 24. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
The Carroll County emergency communications tower located at 98 Oak Ridge Road in the Village District of Eidelweiss in Madison is seen Aug. 24. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
OSSIPEE — It’s not too late for Carroll County to keep its emergency communications tower on Village District of Eidelweiss property, according to Eidelweiss Commissioner Mark Graffam, who said the district is not asking the county to increase its insurance coverage — it is asking the county to comply with an insurance requirement it agreed to nearly nine years ago.
“The Village District of Eidelweiss is not asking for more insurance,” Graffam wrote in an email to the Sun Tuesday. “The 2017 Lease Agreement specified $5M coverage and the Sheriff agreed and signed. We are not asking for a change in the insurance terms.”
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