firma del nuevo contrato para el servicio de recogida, gestión y transporte de residuos urbanos

La sala de juntas del Ayuntamiento de San Pedro del Pinatar acogió la firma del nuevo contrato para el servicio de recogida, gestión y transporte de residuos urbanos, por parte del alcalde, Pedro Javier Sánchez, y el director general de STV Gestión, Juan Alcántara. Tras la firma de este contrato se inicia un periodo de transición de varios meses, hasta que se instalen todos los contenedores y entren en funcionamiento los vehículos adscritos, para la total puesta en marcha del nuevo servicio. El alcalde ha explicado que este contrato supone la actualización de un servicio que databa del año 1997, y que traerá consigo importantes mejoras, como son la renovación de todos los contenedores del municipio, el aumento en la frecuencia de la recogida de enseres, la mejora de la limpieza de los contenedores y su entorno y la instalación en primavera y verano de contenedores específicos para la recogida de podas.

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