translated from Spanish: Morelia City Council launches treaty plant

Morelia.- In an action that will significantly boost life in the community and make better use of the region’s natural resources, Morelia’s municipal president, Raúl Morón Orozco, gave the flagzo to the construction of the wastewater treatment plant, in the community of Uruapilla, in which 7 million pesos will be invested and will allow the use of liquid , both for the Cointzio Dam and for local farmers, reported in a statement.
During his entrustment as municipal president of the capital, Raúl Morón, he has brought important actions and investments to the community of Uruapilla, both housing and food support, as well as public works, for a total amount of more than 16 million pesos.
In this wording, the construction of the wastewater treatment plant, in addition to allowing better use of the region’s resources, will meet the quality standards imposed by the National Water Commission, so that the liquid can be discharged into the dam or used by farmers.
The plant will initiate the water treatment by means of a pumping carcam, which will transfer it to a distribution box for the first stage of purification, then pass through a biodigestor, to be placed wetlands and finally in a maturation lagoon.
The head of the order of that community, Ana Molina Rodríguez, highlighted the strong impulse they have received there from the Government of Morelia, so she thanked the mayor for taking Uruapilla out of the deep oblivion in which he was. 

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