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The councilor of the Socialist Group, Jose Zapata, the City Council today demanded solutions for the residents of Avileses that have been suffering for over ten years the presence of a manure dump 800 meters of the first houses, which causes odors on especially with high temperatures, despite having closure order.

Zapata, who today visited the area accompanied by the Socialist spokesman, Pedro Lopez and the mayor Andrea Garries with the PSOE spokesman in the Municipal Board, Marta Fernandez and residents of the hamlet, said that we are receiving numerous complaints that urge take solutions and in Thursday's plenary session will present a motion demanding solutions.

The PSOE councilor recalled that this situation has already been reported several times by the Socialist Group and even raised a motion in Parliament urging September 2009 to fix the problem but after three years demonstrates the inability of PP and neglect the neighboring villages.

"We are convinced that if these same problems are present near the city, be resolved with more agility," said Zapata.

No sewer for 200 meters

Also Councilman Jose Zapata stated that at this stage of the XXI century there are still neighbors who are not connected to the sewerage and sewage.

This is the case of the 16 families living in the villages of the areas of Los Garcias and Villa Tadea where the network has become a mere 200 meters.

Private paralyzed, preventing the passage to the roads

Zapata also has sued the city government to find a solution to the halting of the development works promoted by Eden Sea in the partial plan of Avileses ZU-JA in the area of ​​El Hondón.

The work stopped four years ago but the fence continues to prevent the neighbors use traditional paths that are obstructed by building materials, to access their homes.

In this sense, Zapata demand the City Council to complete the development works under the collateral deposited by the developer.

Danger from an ancient pool of water

To complete this series of blunders, the councilman said that this area is an old abandoned water raft requires the road passing through this place to make a sharp bend to get around it.

"This raft is a danger because it has a height of two meters high and any child may not fall as valley or is dismantled," said Zapata.

Source: PSOE Murcia