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Redistribute services and continue to expand.

The Department of street cleaning and waste collection next year will manage a budget of 45,244,905 euros, 4% less than in 2008, of which three million will go to Terra Natura Murcia.

Despite the budget cuts in services will expand, since it will reduce those that are less essential to invest this money in new services and new areas.

Street cleaning will cover 55 new linear miles of the town, forty in districts and fifteen in the town.

Thus, it will serve the new developments of Juan de Borbon y Juan Carlos I and the growth areas of villages.

As for collection of waste, optimizing media redistributed routes that are made today, thanks to which you reach out to new areas, providing collection service to 10,000 new residents.

Also next year will continue to grow the number of cargo containers side.

This will decrease the number of containers in public since a side-loading container corresponds to four standard containers.

Thanks to this action will reduce the visual impact of the containers, the opening will be more comfortable (as it opens with a pedal) and its collection is quieter.

Also next year, then twenty modular enclosures to conceal containers in those places where you can not bury and others where they will bury themselves but not immediately.

The forecast for 2009 burial container is about fifty points.

Similarly, in the coming year will exceed the figure of 900 collection points, reaching 989, when there are now 871.

This is the biggest expansion of recycling containers in the municipality's history which shows the interest of the City Council to promote recycling.

The intention is that the Murcia arrive next year to be recycled per person per day 23 kilos of paper and paperboard, glass and 9 14.02 packaging, solid waste while decreasing to 597 tons.

The municipality will in 2009 with 1,200 new bins.

This will exceed the 10,000 bins installed on public roads.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia