The Executive Branch of the Municipality of Concordia today terminated the agreement signed by the previous administration with the Mundo Reciclado Limitada Work Cooperative, belonging to Juan Grabois, through which the processing, separation, and treatment of dry urban solid waste at the Campo El Abasto Recycling Plant had been granted.
The decision is based on the observation of the conditions established in said agreement, where a striking burden of disproportionate obligations arises for the Municipality, such as providing recyclable material, granting the space and work equipment, payment of a monthly sum of money, and granting the cooperative the possibility of disposing of the dry solid waste processed within the plant, enjoying the economic benefit, among others.
Furthermore, the agreement signed by the previous administration and the committed obligations are severely detrimental to the interests of the Municipality, considering the disproportion of the obligations assumed.
In this regard, the Secretary of Government and Treasury, Luciano Dell´Olio, pointed out that, in the first place, “it is the political will of this administration to make every situation transparent, as well as to vindicate the 100 workers who perform these tasks at the Treatment Plant, who are in agreement with the measure taken,” making it clear that they will continue working “since the Municipality will take charge of the operation of the site in the first instance.”
The decision is based on the observation of the conditions established in said agreement, where a striking burden of disproportionate obligations arises for the Municipality, such as providing recyclable material, granting the space and work equipment, payment of a monthly sum of money, and granting the cooperative the possibility of disposing of the dry solid waste processed within the plant, enjoying the economic benefit, among others.
Furthermore, the agreement signed by the previous administration and the committed obligations are severely detrimental to the interests of the Municipality, considering the disproportion of the obligations assumed.
In this regard, the Secretary of Government and Treasury, Luciano Dell´Olio, pointed out that, in the first place, “it is the political will of this administration to make every situation transparent, as well as to vindicate the 100 workers who perform these tasks at the Treatment Plant, who are in agreement with the measure taken,” making it clear that they will continue working “since the Municipality will take charge of the operation of the site in the first instance.”