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Construction of the new general collector on the south-west of the town of Archena area will improve sanitation in the city and reduce the incidents that occur when heavy rainfall episodes are recorded.
Water CEO, Andrés Martínez, today visited the works of the collector by the Mayor of Murcia, Patricia Fernandez.
The CEO Water explained that "the new infrastructure allows the collection of sewage from the west south-north areas, and part of the downtown area of ​​the municipality, which accounts for approximately 50 percent of the total flow received by the general collector Ricote Valley, driving collecting now flows neighboring municipalities Ulea, Ojós, Ricote and Villanueva del Río Segura ".
With the new pipe "is available to the municipality an infrastructure that will have the capacity to service future developments in the south-west of Archena area," said the director.
The budget for the new collector is 365,000 euros and the works will be completed next month.
The new pipeline connects with the overall wastewater collection Ricote Valley, which carries water to the industrial water treatment plant (WWTP) Archena.
At the height of the access road to the village Pago Barranco, the collector turns north (towards town) to reach urbanization.
This first section has a length of 861 meters.
The second section of the pipe measured 446 meters and runs under the West Street residential Pago del Barranco to Ramon y Cajal street, where it connects with the existing collectors.
Andres Martinez and Patricia Fernandez also held a meeting with experts from the Directorate General and the City Council to consider actions necessary to improve the sewerage system in the locality, integrated into the objectives of the Second Plan of cleansing and purifying, which aims to keep the Region leadership in the situation regarding the management of their wastewater.
Source: CARM
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