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Henry Consulting was supposed to start the trash contract Friday, with IV Waste still picking up some trash following a contract with the French Quarter Management District earlier this week.

IV Waste’s contract, valued at $459,000 per month, will initially be paid by the district, though officials expect reimbursement from the city.

IV Waste owner Sidney Torres confirmed that the mayor is looking to terminate the contract that his company has held on an emergency basis since December of last year.