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The establishments that had to close due to the state of alarm will receive direct aid equivalent to 25% of the bill paid for waste treatment

Benidorm injects 2 million into the productive fabric with new grants related to garbage receipt and window dressing

25 November 2020
Benidorm injecta 2 milions al teixit productiu amb noves ajudes vinculades al rebut del fem i a l'aparadorisme...

The 27th Christmas Window Dressing Contest will include a prize of 350 euros for all participants

The mayor, Toni Pérez, has announced today two new economic measures with which the Benidorm City Council is going to inject "2 million euros directly into the productive fabric" of the city and which are linked to the receipt of garbage and Christmas window dressing . Each of these measures, aimed at mitigating the social and economic effects of the Covid-19 health crisis, will be allocated "one million euros"; resources that are mobilized from “different items of the municipal budget, mainly related to current spending”.

Toni Pérez has reported that in the next few days the rules that will regulate "new direct aid aimed at all the establishments that were forced to close due to the declaration of the state of alarm or other subsequent regulations will be approved." The amount of this direct aid will correspond to "25% of the amount paid by the establishment in the receipt of this year's garbage."

The mayor has clarified that "by regional regulations, these direct aids are incompatible with those granted by the Generalitat on the occasion of Covid-19 because that is how the freelancers aid themselves established it." They are compatible, however, with the different grants granted by the City Council.

The other million euros that the City Council will mobilize before the end of the year will be channeled through the 27th Christmas Window Dressing Contest. As the mayor recalled, traditionally the contest includes prizes of 3,000, 2,000 and 1,000 euros, to which this year "adds a prize of 350 euros for all participating establishments" whether they are "commercial, hotel, hospitality, restaurant or any service ”.

Toni Pérez has pointed out that "we hope that the usual participation, which is usually around two hundred, will multiply until reaching 2,500 establishments, whether they are open or not", thus contributing to the Christmas decorations installed by the City Council and "giving life to the city ”.

Regarding this measure, he pointed out that this formula will allow reaching the “establishments that have not been able to access the many grants generated by Benidorm City Council, or those generated at the time by the Autonomous Community and the State, as the beneficiaries have pending the satisfaction of debts with some Administration, the majority contracted in these moments of difficulty, such as freelancers fees ”.

This week all the procedures will be completed to launch the direct aid related to the receipt of garbage, and to open the registration period for the Window Dressing Contest.

The 2 million euros that will be mobilized before the end of the year for both measures, are added to the close to 2.4 already granted in aid to families, as well as the money provided for aid to freelancers, SMEs, companies and commerce; to the 120,000 euros reserved for aid to the taxi sector and to the 200,000 euros that have been allocated to aid to the retail trade and which were contributed by the Alicante Provincial Council.

The mayor has advanced that "in the near future we will communicate more measures to mitigate the economic situation of families and the productive fabric of Benidorm".