More than 20.000 dianenses homes are waiting to be connected to the sewer system of the city in outlying areas, some jobs that are at the expense of the construction of the branches that carry those connections to the gates of their homes and running by the City Council and the concessionaire of water service, aqualia.
We have now known that about 235 homes will benefit in coming months from the expansion of the sewerage network of Denia, which is slightly less than 1% of the homes that are waiting for that connection. This was announced by Councilman water cycle, Vicente Chelet, in the presentation of two expansion projects for this network in the areas of Montgó and Marines.
As explained by the mayor, will perform at the Lletsó and Alzina streets in the Montgo area, where about 85 houses meet without connection to the sewer and street Ionian Sea Les Marines, where they have counted nearly 150 homes in this situation.
With this performance, they will carry out local companies according to the agreement signed in 2013 between the company managing the municipal sewage, aqualia, and the Builders Association and Companies Allied Dénia, residents of these two zones should be connected to the network .
These works will be financed jointly by the City Council and neighbors, although not yet established the percentage contributed by each party.
Currently being processed administratively projects to be approved by the Water Board, and is expected to commence in September with an estimated duration of a month.
Once the works are completed, residents will start paying the monthly sewer (which is around 3,5 euros) and must hire a home builder that connects the secondary branch to benefit from the network.
These two projects will serve as prototypes to study once pull up the works, and of these steps will be taken forward in the following expansion projects with which it is intended to reach those more than 20.000 homes offline in the coming years.
Rotes-Montgó sewerage
The works with which it was intended to connect to the sewerage network to the areas of Les Rotes y the Montgo They remain paralyzed and without solutions. The work, awarded by the Júcar Hydrographic Conference to the UTE Arción-Cantera del Vértice for 10,5 million euros, had a total of 33 kilometers of pipes scheduled to connect more than 12.000 homes, but after its stoppage nothing more was he knew.
Councilman Vicente Chelet recalled that the mayor of Denia, Ana Kringe, recently demanded the Confederation to resume connection work that were halfway.
