The City Council will finally undertake the construction of the Chipude and Temocodá treatment plants
The Vallehermoso City Council announced this Tuesday the imminent launch of the processes to build the two state-of-the-art treatment plants that will be located in Chipude and Temocodá. And the Insular Water Council has made an allocation close to half a million euros for two important sanitation works in the municipality.
In this way, the City Council will allocate 56,925.63 euros to the general conditioning of the Vallehermoso Wastewater Treatment Plant, while for the construction of the two treatment plants in the medians it will have a total of 443,992.30 euros, items that come from the hydraulic works agreement signed between the Consistory and the Cabildo with funds from the State and the Government of the Canary Islands.
Emiliano Coello, mayor of Vallehermoso, is satisfied with the upcoming execution of these works “which will allow operation with significantly lower costs than traditional treatment plants and which have a unique technology that guarantees correct quality of the treated water both for its discharge and for its reuse for agriculture itself.
For his part, the president explains that in the case of the Vallehermoso WWTP, the works will improve the parking area for collection vehicles as well as reinforce the perimeter fencing of the area.
