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Last week he met the Special Committee formed to monitor the issue of waste plant construction.

This committee grew out of an agreement adopted at the last plenary session and is composed of policy makers, municipal Works, Environment and Finance, promoters, manufacturers and carriers.

At this meeting the conditions for the contract with Waste Management, Container Cranes Ltd., a company that will provide interim management of the plant construction waste located in the industrial area of Jumilla, before the Marble Range.

This contract will be signed between the municipality and the company before the end of September, according to the Mayor of Jumilla, Francisco Abellán.

This agreement shall be for a period of one year will not be extended and would be reviewed within three months of completion of the contract.

It was also decided that the Monitoring Committee will meet every three months.

Approved the price list that established the company: 17.53 euros per ton of clean rubble and 23.18 euros per ton of dirty debris.

In this sense, Abellán noted that "to balance these costs, the council agreed to revise downwards the occupancy tax per container road in order to compensate a little expense of depositing the rubble."

This debris will be deposited in the industrial area of Jumilla, (Marble Range), for which it has made an initial grading work, a work of breaking and opening of roads and is now going to the fence than it is this enclosure.

Jumilla mayor said, "will be pursued in parallel with the formalities with the regional administration to legalize the dumping of Cerro del Castillo."

Remember that this landfill was closed recently because it was in illegal status, so full of the corporation unanimously approved, to enable temporarily in an area of that polygon Jumilla a transfer station.

In this sense, the mayor Francisco Abellán recalled that "for over 13 years there have been constant requirements in the City by the Regional Administration and after carrying out various procedures and request reports etc, in the end it was the last requirement, product of which is effected the closure of this landfill, which closed a few weeks ago. "

In addition to the individuals who perform minor works in Jumilla there are over 350 builders, according to the president of the Local Association of Builders Juan Martinez.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Jumilla