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"Again returning emissions to town," said Councilman IU-Green municipal group, José Eduardo Illueca, "but this time on private land, and have been discovered by the lifting of the fence that covered since They were deposited there. "

Councilman left explains that "are situated on land bounded by streets Pastor Germán Arias and Camino de la Fuente, an area already badly damaged to also have the added deposits uncontrolled and illegal rubble, is a composed significant amount of concrete blocks and debris that could work to proceed, in appearance, the lifting of some street "debris.

Illueca again recalls that "the holder of waste from construction and demolition is obliged to deliver to an authorized agent, preferably allocating them to operations for reuse, recycling or other forms of recovery, and only after proper treatment by the manager may be assigned to deposit in an approved landfill. "

The presence of debris in the town center "becomes the landfill, if anything, more intolerable, because it generates damage and nuisance to neighbors that they have no legal obligation to bear."

Therefore, the eco-socialist councilor returns to denounce the presence of debris and waste and calls on the government in office, removal and transfer to a landfill authorized for treatment, as well as an explanation to the citizens of all the information that It is available ".

We also ask the government in office "to be investigated immediately, with all means available to it, the authorship of the spill to the extent that it does not know, and that the corresponding disciplinary proceedings be open to those responsible, that although In the case of private land, owners have a duty to keep in sanitation and appropriate ornamentation, and also recalls the councilman, private property always has a social purpose as recognized by the Spanish Constitution and certain uses are illegal and between them is the deposit of debris and waste. "

Source: IU-verdes Cieza