Cabarete, Puerto Plata.- President Danilo Medina broke ground he left work initiated two projects, sanitation and deposition of treated water in this city to ensure the quality of tourism more than 840 million pesos cost.
The project, initiated by the Ministry of Economy, Planning and Development (MEPyD), including a pre-treatment plant at a cost of 74.3 million pesos by the consortium Solsanit, SRL they pledged to finish the work in eight months.
The owner of MEPyD, Temístocles Montas, speaking at the ceremony, said it has also contracted the construction of an underwater pipeline for the final disposal of wastewater from Puerto Plata, which was awarded to the consortium Maritime Services International SA (Samasa ) and Redondo y García, SA and it will cost 17.8 million dollars.
According to Montas, this work will stretch 3.4 kilometers, of which 333 meters will be 3.100 meters on land and at sea to ensure the cleanliness of the beaches and coasts of Puerto Plata.
"We are demonstrating the will of President Danilo Medina to put up the approach it did in the election campaign here will work for the Dominican Republic remains the main tourist destination in the region, but also becoming a country where for every Dominican, comes a tourist, "said Montas, according to a note, MEPyD Communications Unit.
President Medina gave the first shovel for construction of works accompanied Montas engineer and the engineers also Pedro Castillo, the Sosanic and Leopoldo Pellóm Consortium signature Maritime Sanitation Company Anomina-Rolando Garcia.
Earlier, the head of state inaugurated the harbor of Puerto Plata in the Maimon community and the new building that will house facilities Tourist Safety Corps (CESTUR) in this population of Cabarete, in the presence of senior government officials and local authorities including the Minister of Tourism, Francisco Javier Garcia and Defense Minister.
The Minister recalled that 17 years ago the MEPyD requested funding for a pilot project to prevent the collapse of the tourism sector in Puerto Plata and Sosua result was successful in implementing a project of wastewater treatment.
During the ceremony, in which the World Bank representative in the country, McDonald Benjamin and Director of Water and Sanitation MEPyD engineer Ramon Rosario, was present Montas explained that the wastewater from different areas of the Sewerage Puerto Plata and the maximum flow rate at end of period design (917 liters per second) are captured in a receiving chamber at the start of the plant.
"It has planned the installation of a conventional chlorination booth early in the process for the chlorination of water in exceptional cases," he added.
He said that since the receiving chamber, the flow enters the plant through two rectangular weirs dividing the flow to two independent channels, where each channel is divided into two units where you have placed gratings for heavy solids retention delimited by access doors at the entrance and exit thereof to facilitate individual cleaning of each.
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