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Composting
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Resources and recycling
Voluntary drop-off points
A
13 m3
1
6 8 to
organic waste compost bin called BiobiN is located between Helvétia and Telfair, near the future park. It produces compost using waste collected from sorting bins
in residential and industrial areas. It is airtight, accelerates the composting process and eliminates unpleasant odours.
weekly service is provided
by the District Council in the smart city’s apartment blocks for collection of organic waste, which is then transferred to the compost bin.
weeks to transform the waste into fertiliser that is reused within the smart city for the maintenance of green spaces.
12
4
3 60%
Molok containers with free public access
sites with 3 Moloks each:
Vivéa Business Park (at the entrance) Helvétia (in front of Synergy)
Telfair (near the new Shell
filling station)
Courchamps (at the entrance)
types of containers:
Paper/cardboard (5 m3) Plastic/aluminium (5 m3) Glass (3 m3)
of a Molok container is underground and the lower temperature reduces waste odours.
Water management
1 sewerage network carrying wastewater from residential and commercial lots in Helvétia and Telfair to the treatment plant for processing.
1 treatment plant where the treated water is directed to a retention pond.
1 network to collect and redirect rainwater to this same retention pond.
1 retention pond from which the stored water is redistributed to the residential and commercial areas of the smart city via a non-potable water system.
1 individual water treatment plant on each lot for all areas without a sewerage system: Vivéa, Bagatelle and L’Avenir.
2 water supply networks on each of the smart city’s lots: the CWA drinking water system and the non-potable water system from the retention pond. It reduces our domestic consumption of drinking water for watering, car washing and toilet tanks, among others.
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