The Tías City Council approved in a plenary session held this week "to take into consideration the justification report for the provision of services of the Tías Municipal Leisure and Sports Center", which remains "in public information for 30 days", they report. The management of the public service that houses the municipal swimming pool "will be indirect".
The report includes a "technical report" on "compliance with the objective of budgetary stability and financial sustainability and with the corresponding intervention report", according to the Council. "These are necessary procedures to carry out the preparatory actions for the bidding of the service concession contract for the aforementioned center."
The City Council has resorted to the "service concession as a form of public-private collaboration for the development and management of sports infrastructures," they add. "A municipal contribution to the operation of sports infrastructures" has been considered, they make clear.
The document states that "given that indirect management is proposed through a concession of works at the concessionaire's risk and venture and with transfer of operational risk", in addition, the impact of "the concession on budgetary stability must be considered acceptable", given that most of the income "will be received from the operation of the uses of the sports center, with the contribution of the aforementioned City Council not even 1% of the annual municipal budget", they emphasize.