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Summary sheet
Sewerage Board Limassol-Amathus
Mr. Iakovos Papaiakovou, FCCA
General Manager
The project consists of Phase II (2006-2012) of Greater Limassol’s sewerage and drainage systems’ expansion.
The project will contribute to the compliance of the Sewerage Board of Limassol-Amathus with the requirements of EC Directive 91/271 on Urban Wastewater Treatment (as amended by Directive 98/15/EC) by 2012.
An EIA, in form and substance fully compliant with national Law, of project components has been undertaken. The EIA Study also covered eventual requirements under other Environmental Directives, in particular for Habitat and Wild Birds (Natura 2000).
The Promoter meets obligations regarding public notice and EU Journal publication of tenders notices, whenever applicable.
Other Community, Social and Personal Service Activities.
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