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The streets of Platería and Tatters already have new bins with greater capacity, vandal and have built ashtray.
The Department has begun today to deliver letters asking for cooperation merchants, restaurateurs and office employees
The Department of Public Works and the concessionaire Ferrovial Servicios have started this week a plan for replacement and installation of new bins in the historic center of Murcia.
In a first phase, this action will affect the busy streets of Tatters and Silverware and later be extended to other routes to be determined.
Thus, it will replace the model of bin 30 liters of perforated sheet for a new stronger and larger capacity model with room for 120 liters.
They are made of rotationally molded polyethylene inner basket of the same composition brings greater tightness.
Striped in the relief of the body it makes them anti vandal and hindering the realization of painted or placing stickers.
In addition, the paper carried on its top an ashtray made of stainless steel.
It is important to note that the height to the waste tank is accessible to all audiences as well as the dimensions of the mouth are designed to prevent other larger debris.
Councillor for Public Works, Roque Ortiz, explained that "this new placement of bins and ashtray incorporated higher capacity will enable further optimization of the same in order to maintain a cleaner city".
"We started in Tatters Silverware and for being one of our areas most frequented by tourists and passers city but our intention is to gradually extended to other streets of our town," he pointed Ortiz.
The mayor has started today to send a letter to shops, restaurants and bars and offices to ask for their collaboration as "too often seen in our streets, entrances of office buildings, public facilities, bars, restaurants, public spaces and other points that are carpeted with a huge amount of cigarette butts giving an image of uncleanliness to ourselves and to the increasing number of visitors who come to know ".
So he asked them to make use of these new bins also thanking them for their "collaboration in the transmission of this message hoping that reaches all, finishing with these incivilities and help treat our city as our own home."
Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia
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