Fuerteventura Council Approves New Wastewater Treatment Plant in La Pared
Fuerteventura Water Council Announces New Wastewater Treatment Plant
Overview
The Fuerteventura Water Council announced plans for a new modular wastewater treatment plant in La Pared, PĆ”jara. This facility aims to serve the growing needs of the area, with an initial capacity to treat 210 cubic meters of water dailyāpotentially doubling to 420 mĀ³ in ten years, accommodating urban expansion.
Technology and Features
The plant will use advanced MBBR technology, providing:
- Biological treatment
- Secondary decantation
- UV disinfection
to ensure high-quality water suitable for reuse in irrigation and municipal services. It will also feature civil works, including:
- Foundations
- The plant structure
- Measures to protect the local water infrastructure, especially during rare flood events.
Alignment with Environmental Goals
This project aligns with local water management and environmental goals set out in the Fuerteventura Hydrological Plan, part of the broader 2021-2027 environmental strategy.
Public Consultation
Public consultation is open for 30 days, allowing affected individuals and organizations to review and comment on the technical plans.
Expected Benefits
The new plant promises to:
- Improve water recycling efforts
- Reduce urban environmental impact
- Support sustainable development in PƔjara
This initiative reflects Spain's commitment to modern environmental infrastructure in its island territories.