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For the residents of Ust-Kara have arranged places for collecting KGO

In the village of Ust-Kara completed the arrangement of three sites for large-sized waste (CGO)

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For the residents of Ust-Kara have arranged places for collecting KGO

In the village of Ust-Kara, the arrangement of three sites for large-sized waste (KGO) has been completed.

The customer of the works was MKU ZR "North", the executor - LLC "VIRA". The cost of the contract amounted to 569.4 thousand rubles.

The administration of the rural settlement with the help of new sites hopes to instill in residents a culture of waste management. The availability of places for the collection of CGO will maintain cleanliness and order in the village.

We remind you that on new sites, residents can place large-sized garbage that does not fit in standard containers:

Important: it is forbidden to store hazardous waste (batteries, mercury lamps, chemicals, tires), old equipment and large construction debris, as well as liquid and food waste.

Residents were thanked for taking responsibility for the environment.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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