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City also maintains a flat fee of 5 euros for water supply
More support and aid to needy families Murcia.
The Mayor, Miguel Angel House, and the Director General of the municipal Water and Sanitation (EMUASA), José Albaladejo, this morning signed an agreement that will establish a zero rate fee of garbage.
This new agreement expands the social fund performances presented by mid-year and, provided 300,000 euros, set a budget of 110 liters per capita per day free of charge.
In addition to this fund, reclaimed water rates last year benefited 5,400 pensioners and large families remain.
The grant of water consumption is part of the initiatives undertaken or coordinated by the City to help the most vulnerable.
Last year, the social fund reached 226,000 euros, and 935 families benefited him.
During the year the applications have reached the 1,700-about 5,798 families and aid murcianos- have grown to 433,355 euros.
Discounts for large families and pensioners are also maintained.
Furthermore, reduced rates caused by rising water table in their garages and has affected thousands of families were also approved.
For these cases a reduction of 30% was adopted in the rate.
The new system can meet people in straitened economic circumstances, which can not cope with the payment of the amount of water consumption and now garbage.
This fund, endowed this year with 433,355, 88 euros, allows families to have 110 liters per capita per day and exempt from payment only satisfy a flat fee of 5 € per month.
Eliminate paperwork
The draft amendment to tax ordinance 2015, provisionally adopted by the Plenary of October 30, 2014, provides in tax ordinance Garbage Fee for a new course of implementation of zero quota to those taxpayers of the rate are beneficiaries of Social Fund rate in water.
On October 1, 2013 the city of Murcia with EMUASA signed a collaboration agreement for the exchange of information and cutting red tape, with the goal of eliminating formal obligations to citizens in their dealings with the City, especially in the application Special rates for groups with economic difficulties and to promote the exchange of territorial information and data to improve management.
As a result of joint work since then has highlighted the need for further eliminating paperwork and gain agility to provide better service to citizens, demonstrating the appropriateness of including in the Application Access Fund Social EMUASA, the request for application of the Zero Waste Rate Fee, since the aid is granted on receipt of potable water, sewage and garbage, toured EMUASA, so avoiding the need to duplicate citizen requests, launching two different procedures for granting, but finally converged in a single receipt.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia
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