Waste recycling plant in Vladivostok need public money and tax credits

Committee on Urban Affairs considered the amendments to the budget of Vladivostok in 2013 and the planning period of 2014 and 2015 in respect of the increase of 19.5 million rubles capital MUPV "Spetszavod» № 1 operating a newly constructed landfill in Vladivostok.

As explained by the UQ Director Vadim Chebotarev, money is necessary in order that the company can operate stably after tax, increased sharply in connection with the transfer of the plant expensive equipment. Chebotarev said that the team has taken steps to improve performance. In the practice of introducing the system of selective waste collection, which allows a single recycle that is suitable for recycling. This technique is already used in a new residential area in the Snow Pad.

According to the head MUPV "Spetszavod number 1" to develop processing of cardboard, plastic bottles, wood, scrap metal and other recyclable materials. Vadim Chebotarev asked MPs to support the allocation of the company from the city budget of 4 million rubles for the purchase and installation of the production line that turns plastic bottles into pellets that are in demand in the urban economy. The plant is used effectively crushing, processing construction waste in the material needed for the repair of roads.

As financial difficulties MUPV "Spetszavod number 1" due to the increased taxes along the imbalance in the structure of the tariff, which was approved for the company exploited the landfill earlier, deputies Alexander and Dmitry Yurtaev Yamshchikov insisted on examining the plan of investment development and staffing spetszavoda at the next committee meeting . Its chairman Nicholas Goloyad offered on behalf of the Duma to send to the regional administration requesting release MUPV "Spetszavod number 1" from the payment of property tax.

MPs noted a number of serious shortcomings in the work MUPV "Spetszavod number 1" with customers. There is still no established waste collection from the private sector. In early February the Committee on Urban Affairs examined this issue in detail. It was then adopted a protocol decision requiring the company together with the administrative and territorial divisions of the Vladivostok Administration specify the database population and the private sector to start with the conclusion of contracts for garbage disposal.

Who participated in the meeting of the committee chairman of the Duma of Vladivostok Elena Nowicka stressed: "There must be constructed such a system, which is convenient to residents. You offer people themselves to seek out those who will provide services to them. This is wrong. Very often, people do not have the information, with whom and how to contract " .

Summing up the meeting, the chairman of the Committee on Urban Affairs Nicholas Goloyad said: "They think in a timely decision on additional funding for the company in connection with the increased costs of taxation. Spring ahead, much will be taken to clean up the city, spetszavod shall continue in full force. As for the organizational work with the private sector, we have recognized it unsatisfactory. It was decided to re-examine the issue and invited to a meeting of the representatives of the administrative-territorial departments of the city and spetszavoda. We will solve this problem, until a clear people and controlled system of relationships of service providers and consumers. "