Administrative plan of the project to create a macro farm for laying hens and livestock in Sineu. According to OKBALEARES, the technical services of the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Natural Medicine published an unfavorable report to have detected deficiencies. importantThe project now enters a bureaucratic labyrinth that will certainly expand over time since the bidding company, Avícola Son Perot SL, has a legal deadline to resolve the defects detected by the technicians.
Members of the Department of Agriculture insisted to OKBALEARES that they would follow “to the letter” the agrarian law and the decree on poultry managementpaying particular attention to both environmental regulations and, above all, to animal welfareThe situation of free-range chickens on which the breeding will be based is particularly worrying.
Issues such as the frequency of excrement removal or the condition of facilities were of particular concern to people.l Management Service of the Ministry of AgricultureWho is the one who prepared the report and who expressed his rejection of the project?
Yesterday ended the legal deadline established to present allegations to the project, to which the city of Sineu expressed its rejection in a manifesto that includes 6,000 signatures opposing the construction of the macrofarmwhich has also been rejected by entities such as Greenpeace, the GOB or the peasant society Apaema.
The 750,000 chickens of discord that the poultry company Son Perot wants to gather in this rustic neighborhood of Sineu They would produce about 156 million eggs per year. and for this, it would be necessary to build ten industrial warehouses, as well as facilities to store the numerous manures that these birds will generate.
“This project It is detrimental to the city and the entire region.. Despite what the technical reports say, it takes sensitivity to understand that we cannot destroy the lives of neighbors and create trouble,” the mayor of Sineu told this website. Tomeu Muletwho places the well-being of residents above all else.
The next step will be to bring the report of the technicians of the Ministry of Agriculture to the General Directorate of Urban Harmonization and Environmental Assessmentwhich must render a final verdict, even if the opinion of the Ministry of Agriculture is considered binding.
