The President of the Municipality of Inđija, Marko Gašić, stated that the implementation of the “Clean Serbia” project on the territory of the Municipality of Inđija is being implemented according to the plan.
Speaking about the continuation of the investments started in this municipality, Gašić emphasized the continuation of the construction of the sports hall and the further implementation of the “Clean Serbia” project.
“Works on the construction of the sewage network are ending in the streets of Desanka Maksimović and Đorđe Vojnović, while the machinery is being moved to the part near Pincova Bara,” said Gašić.
As could be heard, in addition to the works on the construction of the sewage network, the Municipality of Indjija is also continuing the construction of the water supply network.
Month: December 2024
Radičević: The “Clean Serbia” project awaits us in the coming year
The President of the Municipality of Aleksinac, Dalibor Radičević, presenting the budget and capital projects of importance for Aleksinac for the next year, announced the “Clean Serbia” project among the planned investments.
In his statement to Alpress, Radičević stated that a construction permit has already been issued for 50 km of the sewage network.
“I have already announced that, the construction permit has been issued, so we expect that in 2025, the works on the construction of the sewage network will also start.” A permit has been issued for some 50 kilometers, and we expect to soon receive a permit for another 25 kilometers. The project is big. Let’s say 75 kilometers of sewage network cannot be built quickly or easily. First of all, we would start with the construction of that primary and secondary sewage network on the other side of the Morava. I mean the settlements of Žitkovac, Prćilovica, Moravac because they are currently the most threatened, they are the most densely populated, especially Žitkovac, which represents an ecological bomb. Let’s try to solve it that way. At the same time, the construction of a wastewater treatment plant should be started, otherwise the sewage network itself will have no effect,” Radičević said in a statement to ALpress.
He stated that the project will last at least two to three years.
