The City Council of Sant Josep approved this Thursday in ordinary plenary session the contracting file of the new comprehensive service that will ensure the supply, maintenance, repair, cleaning and storage of municipal equipment of the 22 beaches and bathing areas of the municipality, a contract valued at 1,353,771.90 euros for the next five years.
The agreement responds to the need to maintain in optimal conditions facilities exposed to intensive use and inclement weather, especially after the closing of the bathing season.
The service includes the overhaul and overhaul of elements such as access walkways, information signs, public toilets, rescue modules and towers, rentapeus and stairs, among other essential devices for users. The contract is divided into three lots, one of them reserved for special work and insertion centers, with the aim of promoting labor inclusion in the municipality.
Other resolutions of the plenary session
The municipal plenary also approved the price review for the 2025 fiscal year of the outdoor public lighting concession contract, an update that will allow the service to be adapted to current costs and guarantee the continuity of supply.
In addition, the modification of article 5 of the tax ordinance regulating the fee for the issuance of administrative documents was validated, in order to adjust its content to current regulations and clarify its application in municipal procedures.
Sant Josep also reaffirmed its commitment to the fight against gender violence in all its forms, stressing the importance of intensifying awareness, education and prevention among children, adolescents and youth.
The plenary recognized the essential work of caregivers, both professionals and family members, stressing the need to move towards a more accessible model of care, with greater resources and better coverage for dependency in the municipality.
Finally, the green light was given to the effective implementation of a bonus linked to the use of the dejaderías in the receipt of the waste tax, a measure that will be applied as soon as it is technically and legally feasible, in order to encourage a more responsible and sustainable management of municipal waste.
