By Linda Hall • Updated: 24 Oct 2022 • 10:57
DENIA: No town hall help for main drainage connection Photo credit: CC/Pau Nofuentes Sendra
“We are requested to connect to the public sewage system and have no problem with this,” Mike said.
“But there is no infrastructure to connect to in La Marineta, whose community have never refused to do what is legally required of them.”
The town hall has told them that as well as their connection costs, they must pay some €650,000 for infrastructure, plus a deposit of nearly €180,000.
“If everything goes okay, this deposit will be returned after 12 months, but it is all totally unaffordable,” Mike said, accusing Denia town hall of bullying and using intimidating tactics.
“They are threatening a lot of things, including seizing bank accounts and putting an embargo on all properties.” Many residents and urbanisations have the same problem, Mike pointed out, but receive no help regarding costs from the town hall, which is doing nothing to install a public service.
“Let’s see if this goes in your paper!” he declared, a challenge the Euro Weekly News has happily accepted.
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