Treating urban sewage produced by the local population, tourism and industry is of vital importance in ensuring sustainability in the Balearic Islands.
What does it consist of?
Building and maintaining infrastructures to ensure sewage is processed correctly are essential for the environment. It is a responsibility to which the municipality of Es Migjorn Gran in Menorca also adheres.
Data
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Minorca
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Govern de les Illes Balears
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Agència Balear de l'Aigua i la Qualitat Ambiental (ABAQUA)
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472.415 €
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472.415 €
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429.186 €
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2019
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2020 - 2023
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Executed
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Environment
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Executed: 90.85%
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09.02.2024
The project
The Es Migjorn Gran sewage drainage and treatment system covers the urban areas of Es Migjorn Gran and Sant Tomàs, in Menorca.
This consists of the sewage treatment plant, the general drainage system (the sewage pumping station), and the pipelines that transport the sewage from the municipal network to the treatment plant and the pipeline returning the effluent to the barranc de Son Boter.
The Es Migjorn Gran town council requested a change in location of the pumping station, as it is located inside a unit on the municipality’s industrial estate.
Some of the measures to be taken that are included in the project are a gravity-flow pipeline 180 metres in length to carry waste water from the current pumping station to the new station, a low-voltage network from the distribution closet to the new pumping station, a new pumping chamber and service house, and the demolition and waste management of the former pumping station.
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