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Mario Gomez: "We demand that the reasons for not contemplated in the proposed diversion collector clarification and verification that who will pay the diversion"

The spokesman for Citizens in the city of Murcia, Mario Gomez, has denounced the lack of foresight of the governments of the Popular Party since the arrival of the AVE will be delayed another year and, worst of all, "because it will have an additional cost minimum of nine million euros, which, apparently, will affect water rate of Murcia. "

The initial draft of the entrance of the AVE to Murcia should have contemplated the works of relocation manifold waters in the south, but the lack of foresight of ADIF has forced Emuasa-Aguas de Murcia to public tender, by way of urgency, to award the works divert supply networks and sanitation affected, delaying for another year the works of the advent of high speed Murcia, vital to the recovery of our economy infrastructure.

Regardless of the damage it causes to Murcia delay in the works of the arrival of the AVE added cost is exorbitant sum.

Initially a "more jobs" were foreseen for an amount of 50,000 euros, but the cost of diverting the collector must now be done, it amounts to nine million euros, amount to be paid by the municipal company Aguas de Murcia, "an excessive sum they will have to pay Murcia because of the negligence and lack of foresight of the Ministry of Development and local and regional governments, "said Gomez.

The spokesman for Citizens has demanded that the reasons for the deviation of the collector was not contemplated in the project clarification and verification that who will pay the diversion, because, so far, the works have been tendered by the municipal company Aguas de Murcia, where the cost should be borne by ADIF, since "we understand that is not a work that should be funded through water rates of our neighbors", he highlighted.

In this regard, the spokesman orange formation in the city of Murcia will request next Monday a meeting with Isabel Pardo, new director of ADIF, and José Albaladejo managing director of Emuasa to demand explanations on the new tender and determine who will corresponding payment and execution of the work.

Source: Ciudadanos