Doljevac to build 45 kilometers of sewerage and two treatment plants

The Coordinator of the Office for Local Economic Development of the Municipality of Doljevac, Neda Jovanović, speaking for Radio Koprijan, announced extensive works on the construction of sewerage infrastructure within the “Clean Serbia” project.

Jovanović emphasized that works are underway on the sewerage network in Doljevac and Čapljinac, as well as in Pukovac, specifically in the eastern part of Pukovac, where the works are nearing completion and branch connections will be carried out in the coming days.

“We also expect the start of works in Malošište. In addition, main collectors are being built from Pukovac to Doljevac and from Šalinac to Doljevac, along with the construction of wastewater treatment plants. Based on the Commercial Contract on the design and execution of works No. 40, which the municipality signed with the Ministry of Construction, Transport and Infrastructure, the contractor CRBC (China Road and Bridge Corporation) from Beijing, People’s Republic of China, and the subcontractor Millennium Team from Belgrade, the contracted investment value is about 23 million euros, covering the construction of 45 kilometers of sewerage network and two treatment plants,” explained Neda Jovanović for Radio Koprijan.

According to her, a sewerage network will be built in Belotinac and Čapljinac, in Pukovac and Malošište the existing network will be expanded, while in Doljevac reconstruction and upgrading of the sewerage system is planned. Also, the existing sewerage networks in Kočane, Orljane, Šainovac and Šarlinc will be connected to the main collector, which will collect and convey wastewater to the treatment plant in Doljevac.

As stated during the interview, two wastewater treatment plants will be built – one in Doljevac and the other in Čapljinac.

“Two plants are planned: first, the construction of a wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) using SBR technology in the settlement of Doljevac, with a capacity of 10,000 PE (population equivalent), covering the settlements of Pukovac, Kočane, Doljevac and Orljane. The goal is to provide and improve wastewater collection and treatment for the group of settlements on the left bank of the South Morava River. The second plant is planned in Čapljinac, for the treatment of wastewater from the settlements of Čapljinac, Belotinac, Malošište, Knežica, Perutina and Ćurlina, with a projected capacity of 5,000 PE, aimed at ensuring and improving wastewater collection and treatment for the group of settlements on the right bank of the South Morava River. All wastewater from these settlements will be discharged into the sewerage system and then conveyed to the treatment plants, where it will be treated and further discharged as purified water into the recipient, which will result in the elimination of all sewer discharges into watercourses,” said Jovanović, explaining that the overall goal of the “Clean Serbia” project is to improve the existing sewerage system and wastewater treatment, as well as to build sewerage networks for most settlements in the municipality of Doljevac.

All wastewater must be treated and purified before being discharged into the recipient, which differs from the current concept of collecting wastewater and releasing it into local watercourses without any treatment.

“After the implementation of the entire system, it will be necessary to adopt a municipal regulation that would require mandatory connection to the sewerage system and the closure of all septic tanks, in order to prevent further pollution of groundwater,” stated the Coordinator of the Office for Local Economic Development of the Municipality of Doljevac, Neda Jovanović, for Radio Koprijan.

Subotica: Intersection closed due to construction works

As part of the “Clean Serbia” project, construction works on the sewage network will take place, which is why the intersection of Jovan Mikić and Milutin Uskoković streets will be temporarily closed to traffic starting from September 10.

Traffic will be suspended in the following streets:

  • Kosovska Street, from the intersection with Bagremova Street (the street will become a dead end),

  • Jovan Mikić Street, from the intersection with Kosovska Street to Miroslav Antić Street,

  • Milutin Uskoković Street, from the intersection with Titus Dugović Street.

This temporary traffic ban will remain in force until october 10.

“Clean Serbia” in Inđija: Works underway in several streets

At the “System 48” meeting in Inđija, it was noted that the works within the “Clean Serbia” project are progressing according to plan.

It was stated that, so far, works have been completed in Mlinska Street in the Beška settlement, covering a length of 202 meters, while in King Peter the First Street, 590 meters of sewer network have been constructed.

According to Sremske Novine, residents of Tsar Lazar Street have so far received 350 meters out of the total planned 880 meters of sewer network.

Works are also progressing in Svetozar Marković Street and Vojvoda Mišić Street, where around 220 meters of sewer infrastructure have been built.

President Vučić with CRBC on new investments in Serbia

During his visit to the People’s Republic of China, President of Serbia Aleksandar Vučić met with representatives of numerous companies, including CRBC.
“With our friends and partners, CRBC, with whom we already have rich experience in the field of infrastructure, I discussed the continuation of successful cooperation. Their highway and railway projects have already significantly improved Serbia’s transport network and connected us with the region. We paid special attention to future investments that will further strengthen the logistical capacities of our country and contribute to the overall accelerated development and modernization of Serbia,” Vučić announced on Instagram.

CRBC is a strategic partner of the Republic of Serbia in the implementation of the “Clean Serbia” project.

photo: instagram/buducnostsrbije

“Clean Serbia” – Key project for Subotica

The City of Subotica solemnly celebrated its holiday – City Day. Deputy Mayor Srđan Samardžić, in his address at the ceremonial session, particularly emphasized the importance and implementation of the “Clean Serbia” project.

Deputy Mayor Srđan Samardžić stated at the ceremonial session marking Subotica’s City Day that the achieved results are proof that strategic projects do not remain just promises but become reality. He especially highlighted the significance of the national project “Clean Serbia.”

“One of the most important projects, both for our city and for our country, is the national project ‘Clean Serbia’ – the largest investment in sewage infrastructure in the last few decades. The implementation of this project, which provides better living conditions for the people of Subotica and reduces environmental pollution, began in Subotica at the end of December 2024. This is proof that Subotica has the support of the state and that strategic projects are not just promises, but reality,” said Samardžić.

Samardžić explained that the project covers nearly 61 kilometers of network in the areas of Palić, Bajmok, and Subotica.

Photo courtesy of the City of Subotica