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The Commission of Urbanism and Environment has agreed today to initiate the actions to obtain the soil that allows to build the sewage treatment plant in Cañadas de San Pedro, which will serve 366 houses of the town, which until now have septic tanks.
The City Council will allocate 90,000 euros to acquire the 10 plots affected by the project, which add up to a total area of ​​13,256 m2.
The construction of this infrastructure constitutes a joint action of the regional and local administrations.
Thus, the project has been drafted by the General Directorate of Water, while the City Council is responsible for making available to the Autonomous Community the land necessary to undertake the work and, once executed, will be managed and maintained by the Local Administration , that will incorporate it into the general sanitation and purification network of the municipality.
The estimated budget for the construction of the treatment plant amounts to 3.4 million euros.
Simultaneously, the Town Hall and Aguas de Murcia will run the collector -with a total length of 3,242 ml- and the equipment of three pumping stations to drive wastewater from the built-up areas of the hamlet to the WWTP.
Currently, the urban core of Cañadas de San Pedro does not have a sewerage network, an infrastructure that is installed in the Monte Blanco and Brugarolas urbanizations but, since there is no sewage treatment plant, they lack sanitation services.
With the development of this project, the wastewater that is evacuated through these pipes will reach the new treatment plant, allowing two objectives that are part of the Strategy of Integrated Sustainable Urban Development of Murcia:
- Protection of natural systems: protect and improve the water cycle in urban environments
- Improvement of the quality of life of the citizens through the provision of the sanitation service
Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia
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