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The Local Government Committee calls on the agency of the Ministry of Environment to run the 24 km pipeline to supply the inhabitants of The Tova, Ortilla, Jarales, Humbria, Zarzalico, Nogalte, Bejar and Torrealvilla.

Water Councilman City of Lorca, Melchor Morales, has informed that the Local Government Board has approved the Commonwealth's request Taibilla Channel to build a network of drinking water from the town to the council of The Parish, which serves to provide service to all rural communities and the spread included in the tour.

Morales explained that "the current pipeline that supplies water at the moment from Lorca to the Captives are getting too small for the demands generated by the residents of this environment. To this are added the needs of people in Ortilla, Jarales , Humbria, Zarzalico, Nogalte, Bejar and Torrealvilla, in some cases have no domestic supply of drinking water, and that the amount of water coming to La Tova are considered insufficient. This calls for this new channel. "

In such circumstances, the Council has produced a study that said agency shall submit to the Ministry of Environment, which discusses three technical proposals, but the conclusion would prefer the project to build a pipeline of 24.171 km and a vertical drop to overcome than 131 meters from home depot in Lorca Town, and the final destination.

The number of direct beneficiaries of this new infrastructure of 1,000 inhabitants, which according to growth forecasts raised in the General Plan will be joined by 350 other people, so that the pipeline would be built taking into account an allocation of 250 liters / capita / day, representing a daily demand of 338 m3.

The budget execution of the work material is 4,222,411.07 euros.

The councilman added that "it is unfortunate that today, in the XXI century, still has homes in Lorca without drinking water and that this government team has been working all this legislature to improve the network of water supply in the municipality. "

Source: Ayuntamiento de Lorca