Solid Waste>> Nearly $ 7 billion were approved for Osorno landfill
11/marzo/2010.- The transfer of $ 6,900 million was approved by the Regional Council of Los Lagos (Core) for the construction of the landfill in the province of Osorno, where solid waste is deposited in the seven communes.
This was announced by Mayor Jaime Bertin in an exhibition yesterday in Puerto Montt, in his capacity as president of the Association of Municipalities of the Province of Osorno for the sustainable management of solid waste.
As indicated in that session, the realization of these monies would be an improvement to the intentions and desires of the authorities of the communes of the construction of a landfill, which includes the sealing of soil to wastewater formed in landfills seep into the soil and contaminate groundwater.
These fluids are collected and treated before evacuation, while the gases produced during decomposition of waste, will be captured and processed, preventing the deterioration of the ozone layer. Process
This project has received approval of an environmental impact assessment by the National Environment Commission (CONAMA), in addition to the approval of the Core.
Meanwhile, the next stage is the beginning of bidding process of the preliminary works of the project, which involves clearing the land to place the landfill, as well as the construction of internal roads and the perimeter fence of the enclosure. Bertin
expressed satisfaction with the approval of the project by the Core, to the municipality stating that environmental care is a priority. "With the commissioning of the landfill will give a more comprehensive solution to the removal of household waste, as these fees will be deposited under demanding environmental regulations," he said.
The "Provincial Osorno Landfill" is inserted in the framework of a strategy for the sustainable management of solid waste in the Lakes Region, which initiated and developed Bertin in his position as mayor, which also considers the strengthening of municipal associations and distribution capacity of each community.
The project has provided resources for a loan from the German Development Bank (KFW) and the State of Chile, through the Subdere (Department of Regional Development and Administration).
project management and the transfer of resources are provided by the Regional Government of Los Lagos, hence the involvement of the Core.
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