LVIV. April 10 (Interfax-Ukraine) – By late April French experts from Egis would select an optimal site for building a waste recycling plant in Lviv, Lviv Mayor Andriy Sadovy has said.
“By late April French experts would finish analyzing all possible land parcels for building the waste recycling plant and select the concrete and most optimal place for its construction,” he said on April 7.
He said that Egis experts jointly with Ukrainian experts are finalizing work on technical specification of the plant.
“After the site is selected designing of blueprints with reference to the land parcel will start and the final step will be drafting of documents for announcing an international tender to build a first deep waste recycling plant in Ukraine,” he said.
Egis experts would present an emergency work plan for Hrybovychi landfill in two weeks.
As reported, the Lviv City Council and France’s Egis signed a memorandum, according to which the company will design a project on reclamation of the Hrybovychi landfill for Lviv and the project on the new waste recycling complex. A grant of the French government of EUR 650,000 will be used to finance the works.
