Stad Molo has again postponed the deadline for responding to whether they will accept rock masses from the Stad ship tunnel. Board chair Margareth Olin Leivdal explains that the reason is an unexpected cost for the mass.
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Stad Molo AS is still working with the Norwegian Coastal Administration and Stad Municipality with the goal of reaching an agreement regarding the receipt of rock mass from the Stad ship tunnel.
The Norwegian Coastal Administration confirms that Stad Molo will have to pay around 22 million kroner for the transport of the rock masses from the Stad ship tunnel. However, they believe that the shipping costs only make up a small part of the total bill.
Stad Molo has again postponed the deadline for responding to whether they will accept rock masses from the Stad ship tunnel. Board chair Margareth Olin Leivdal explains that the reason is an unexpected cost for the mass.