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On Friday, the new president of the Segura basin, Charo Quesada visited Jumilla.
Quesada was the readiness of the CHS to work on several projects which the municipality.
On the way, Charo Quesada, was accompanied by the Mayor of Jumilla Francisco Abellán, as well as several council members of the corporation and how the town hall.
The visit began with a work meeting at City Hall and then moved to the Charco del Zorro which have recently concluded the environmental restoration of the environment of this area.
Then they stopped to visit Ronda Poniente work done on the left of the Rambla del Jew, in order to study the possible project for upgrading the right side, and ended the tour at the Community of Irrigators Miraflores, where they had also a working meeting.
The new president of the CHS welcomed the invitation of the mayor and said, regarding the work of the Charco del Zorro, "this work of regeneration of this area is funded by the Ministry of Environment, Rural and Marine Affairs and executed through the confederation, which is an autonomous agency of the ministry, as the president wanted to see how it has been this work and I commend the initiative of the municipality to sue this performance that will remain for the enjoyment of all and Jumillano Jumillano. "
On possible action on the right side of the Rambla del Jew, Charo Quesada said "we are looking at this project as well as programs that may involve cost and see how we can integrate budget planning we have."
Once on the premises of the Community of Irrigators held a press conference where advanced topics to be discussed at this meeting.
Thus, Pedro Antonio García as president of Miraflores, welcomed the visit of the new president of the CHS and indicated that "it is a chance that the President herself knows how to manage water in this forgotten area of Murcia, in the sense hydraulic take advantage of this contact and follow the line of the talks which began two years ago on the use of the waters of Jumilla treatment station for agricultural use in this county, in efficient water management is doing this community .
Miraflores president stressed "the need to have water because it is a serious problem since we rely solely on groundwater and also aggravated the situation taking into account that the majority of aquifers are already overexploited, and they depends on the future of agriculture and rural Jumilla.
Garcia also emphasized that since the irrigation community and began a modernization of irrigation is nearing its final phase, "a very important project whose final passes infrastructurally adapt these waters that we have at our facilities and all villagers have a certain guarantee of availability of water for their farms, that together with the entire automation process will lead to Jumilla and Murcia have a community of irrigators with effective irrigation and power and energy management that will impact in order to reduce costs. "
For its part, Charo Quesada said "one of the tasks I have proposed is to go visiting environmental restoration works, in which we collaborate with different administrations, and also visiting the irrigation community as it is one of the functions confederation on water resources. "
Quesada said that "the cooperation of the CHS must be complete with all users of the Cuenca del Segura and the door is always open to dialogue, take note of the needs, depending on your financial resources."
"In the case of the irrigation community and has been discussed on the availability of water treatment unit and, pending full round irrigation modernization of the Community of Irrigators of Miraflores, I think it will be possible in concert all levels of government, we must not forget that in this area are the regions that have all the competitions, "added the president of the CHS and ended by stating that" the commitment of the Government of Spain to the region and with this community of irrigators is total, to support it and to remain competitive. "
Finally, Mayor Francisco Abellán said in his speech that "In the years we have worked know that there's no difference in objectives, the City Council is clear that the Community of Irrigators is a pioneer, who Jumilla is a mainly agricultural town and so no one forgets that need and our duty is to serve. "
In addition Abellán expressed his joy on learning that "precisely in the general state budget is a considerable departure for the Diversion works Cenajo to Jumilla, which will 4.5 hectometres of water from the Tagus, from the Cenajo, to ensure supply to the population, which is very important. "
Source: Ayuntamiento de Jumilla
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