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In addition to the default mentioned above, you were also notified on June 20, 1995, that you had failed to= -supply us with a current Insurance Certificate as required by Section 3.1 of our subcontract. A current insurance certificate, with the required coverages, naming Harris Sanitation, Inc. as an additional insured and with a 90 day cancellation notification to the additional insured, must be received by us within fifteen days or termination of your subcontract will result, as provided by Section 2.2, Termination of the subcontract. Please contact me as soon as possible to arrange delivery of the items required above. As in the past, let me know if I can be of assistance to you in rectifying the default, but please note the serious nature of this item. Based on the fact that you have been previously notified, you must understand that the defaults must be rectified within fifteen days. Please govern yourself accordingly. Sinc re Peter Jurg I Division President & General Manager Mr. Jurgel noted that the certificate of insurance states that Mr. Reason's insurance was terminated on May 5, 1995. Mr. Reasons was without insurance for 4 months before getting insurance on September 5, 1995. Mr. Jurgel advised that Harris sent Mr. Reasons certified letters on several dates notifying him that he was in default. Holding up green certified mail receipts, he noted that one letter was returned unopened. Mr. Jurgel also advised that he had helped Mr. Reasons by helping him locate a truck and advising him of the things wrong with the truck. However, he emphasized that Mr. Reasons just doesn't follow the rules and his going four months without insurance is just too dangerous a liability for Harris. Attorney Ron Casin, Ft. Pierce, speaking on behalf of Reasons Sanitation, stated he was here in response to a letter sent by Attorney Vitunac prohibiting Reasons from collecting waste within Indian River County. Mr. Casin felt the problem is that the parties are not communicating with each other. Mr. Jurgel has indicated that several letters were sent but not received, but if you don't receive a letter, you can't read it. Most people would pick up a phone if they did not receive any response to a letter. In this case, Mr. Reasons was not given the opportunity to fix the problem. Mr. Reasons had a problem with his insurance, which was cancelled, and rather than putting uninsured vehicles on the road, Mr. Reasons parked his vehicles and leased vehicles from another carrier that were insured. At no time was the County responsible for uninsured vehicles picking up waste. 33 POOH 96 - PA F OCTOBER 3, 1995