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The streets to be doing the works are Camino Real, San Francisco street, street Maestra Teresa Navarro Salas, Tombola street, street Plato, Socrates street and street Aristotle, benefiting some 400 residents, approximately.

PVP pipe of 400 mm diameter was installed with a length of approximately 500 meters.

The works have an investment of 241,000 euros and is funded by the Directorate General of Water of the Autonomous Community of the Region of Murcia.

Have already begun work on the construction of the new sewage wastewater will allow such water lead to the treatment plant of the municipality in order to be treated.

So, Councillor for Public Works, Eliseo Sanchez, and the Councillor for Public Spaces, Juan Francisco Carrillo, visited the site of the new sewage system to monitor the status of the same.

Thus, the council Works explained that "the existing sanitation network will be canceled and a new network of rigid PVC pipe, which allows the evacuation of wastewater without problems be placed".

Moreover, he added that "we considered necessary to perform this action by the deterioration suffered sanitation collector over time."

Specifically, the streets where they are to carry out the works are Camino Real, San Francisco street, street Maestra Teresa Navarro Salas, Tombola street, street Plato, Socrates street and street Aristotle, and benefit some 400 residents, approximately.

Thus PVP pipe 400 mm in diameter was installed with a length of approximately 500 meters.

Thus, the council has explained that "at the intersection of the streets that intersect with Camino Real, a well junction in each of the streets to download the main network all the way will be left":

Finally, Eliseo Sanchez stressed that "once it is in service the new sanitation system, citizens who live in this neighborhood will notice great improvements and thus fulfill another of our commitment."

It notes that the works have an investment of 241,000 euros and is funded by the Directorate General of Water of the Autonomous Community of the Region of Murcia.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Puerto Lumbreras