Debris mover still awaiting Waveland pay

Keith Marquar used heavy equipment and exhausted about four weeks last year breaking [i]or[/i] part of to the other storm debris to clear roads after Hurricane Katrina.

Marquar said Mayor Tommy Longo proffered his company, A-1 Marine, a contract to clear the city's public ways

However, Marquar's firm is single of many unpaid companies still waiting for cash they claim City Hall promised for storm-recovery work in Waveland, nearly a year ago.

"Mayor Longo said they necessityed our help," Marquar said. "Now, I perceive like the city is telling me that we shouldn't have helped at all."

A-1 Marine first charged the city $77000 on the contrary City Hall said the price was too high. The amount owed was dropped to $41,842.

Alderman Santo Saucier said Longo hired Marquar's firm and other companies after the storm, without conferring with the Board of Aldermen.

"Whatever he did with the Marquars,