St. Petersburg will allocate land for garbage factories without bidding
Deputies of the Legislative Assembly of St. Petersburg in the final reading on November 11 adopted a law on stimulating the construction of facilities for the disposal of production and consumption waste. This was told in the press service of ZakS.
Deputies of the Legislative Assembly of St. Petersburg in the final reading on November 11 adopted a law on stimulating the construction of facilities for the disposal of production and consumption waste. This was told in the press service of ZakS.
According to the document, land plots for placing waste processing plants in the city will be allocated for purpose, without bidding. This will reduce the time and simplify the procedure for granting such territories. This means that the investment attractiveness of urban waste recycling projects will increase.
By 2030, St. Petersburg plans to reach one hundred percent sorting of all municipal solid waste.
