Voted Best
ISSUE NO. 1740
8 - 14 November 2018
Newspaper in Spain 2017 & 2018
COSTA DE ALMERÍA YOUR PAPER, YOUR VOICE, YOUR OPINION
CREDIT: Almeria provincial government website
Action over water cuts
AIMS: The provincial government said the works should prevent water cuts. THE provincial government is investing €1.3 million in updating water supply infrastructure in five municipalities, aiming to make sporadic water cuts a thing of the past and guarantee water supply to homes and businesses. The administration said the projects in Mojacar, HuercalOvera, Antas, Fines and Carboneras would improve hundreds of domestic connections and would involve the replacement of 10kms of pipes in streets in the five municipalities. The most extensive works will be in Huercal-Overa,
where more than 3.5kms of Galasa water utility company pipes are earmarked for replacement. Affected streets in the town will be Calvario, Júcar, Almanzora, Guadiana, Duero, Tajo, Ebro, Segura and Paseo de Parias. There will also be works in the Giviley and Fuente Amarga hamlets. New water pipes will be installed in six streets in Fines (Real, Sevilla, Europa, América, San Antonio and San Esteban), and six in Antas (Celia Viñas, Isabel Casquet, del Mar, Goya, Natividad and Adelfas). In Carboneras the improvements will affect Avenida 28
de Febrero and Maestro Emilio García, Maestro José Fuentes, Las Marinicas, Granada, Morillas, Las Avenidas, and Avenida de Garrucha. In Mojacar works will be concentrated in the beach and Parata areas, affecting 22 streets in all, and seeing the replacement of nearly 3kms of pipes. The provincial government has given the green light to putting the projects out to tender Provincial Development Deputy, Oscar Liria, has said the works would get underway as soon as the contracts had been signed.
WWW.EUROWEEKLYNEWS.COM