Saragossa will have a new Clean point fixed in the business polygon in the summer of 2026. The project, which has already been approved by the area of Environment and Mobility of the Zaragoza City Council And he has gone to public exhibition, replaces the one that was initially planned to build on the Paseo de Echegaray and Caballero, next to the third belt. The in -depth study of that plot revealed important complications due to the passage of some pipes of great relevance, so the City Council has decided to establish the facilities in the business polygon, specifically between Sisallo and Romero streets.
This equipment will significantly improve the capacity for the reuse, recovery and recycling of solid waste. The bidding budget will be 479,441.37 euros (VAT included) and has a subsidy of European funds of the Feder Aragón 2021-2027 program worth 284,984.39 euros.
The new clean point will be added to the other four already existing: Prolongation of Gómez Laguna (Front the taxi cooperative), Cogullada Polygon, Torrero and Valdespartera. In addition, clean points of proximity and clean mobile points are available. All information is at the electronic headquarters of the City of Zaragoza.
How do clean points work?
A clean point is a place where neighbors can detach themselves free from certain types of household waste, so that they can receive a recycling treatment and thus avoid contaminating the environment.
In order to use the clean point, you will have to take into account:
Only waste generated by individuals will be admitted.
Hazardous waste can not be poured. Only used batteries will be collected.
The user if you are going to deposit more than one residue must do it separately to be able to deposit it in their corresponding container.
The document that will facilitate the operator must be completed.
Once the clean point has been reached, an operator will inform in which container the waste must be deposited.
What waste can be carried?
Rubble: maximum 10 small bags/day (up to 60 L); scrap and metals; Temperature exchange devices (refrigerators, AC devices, radiators, CFC appliances): maximum a device of each type per user and day; Large appliances: maximum one device of each type per user and day: small electrical and electronic waste; monitors and screens; textiles, clothing and footwear; furniture and belongings; paper / cardboard; Glass containers; light packaging; batteries (alkaline/salinas) and button; computer and telephone systems; used vegetable oils of particular origin (domestic oils); Fluorescent lamps (linear and compact) discharge (mercury vapor, sodium, metal halogenuros) LED, low consumption bulbs: 5 units per user and day; wood; and capsules of domestic machine -outlets of coffee.
What waste cannot be carried?
Car batteries and oils; tonner; sprays; paint; trash; and any hazardous waste.
