Parliament that the Corporation totanera held next Tuesday, will debate a motion of the Municipal Group of IU + The Greens, for "the provision of sanitation services to the districts of the municipality who have no sanitation service in homes," according to sources from this training.
"With this measure, it would reach more than 90% of the population, housing first residence, with such an important service for residents, such as sanitation," they add.
"The initiative, presented by the formation of the Left, was reported favorably by the three groups present at the Consistory, the Information Commission to be held before the plenary, so that its approval is imminent, kept the positions in Parliament "they say from the coalition.
IU + LV remember from "the provision of sanitation services to the districts was initiated in the period 1999-2003, with the start of construction in the hamlet of Paretón, Old and Tower Parts mocha and has continued until the recent opening Collector in discharging their waste water, the residents of the village pond, Industrial Park and a large area of gardens. "
They add that "this motion is intended to cover in this essential service to the villages of Lebor, streams, old parts, The Coast, Bass and Norica Morti, covering both the residents of these areas, as businesses and shops that are located in the same and both margins of the N-340, since the end of Alhama, to Lorca. "
Councillors UI + Greens, have raised the initiative, taking into account "various options solved without excessive cost, the problems of lack of this essential service to the population centers and businesses."
"The construction of tanks, which would be evacuated to the Hornico Purification and emissaries and drives, are among the options provided for the initiative."
"We believe a major breakthrough for improving the quality of life for residents living in these districts, although work undertaken for the phases and taking into account future roads and infrastructure, in which they intend to act ..." said Spokesperson for the Coalition on Green Roji Totana, Pedro Martínez Gómez.
