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Sewerage and Stormwater Drainage System in Palodia: A Step Forward for Development and the Environment

A major infrastructure project that is expected to radically transform the daily lives and quality of life of Palodia residents is entering the implementation phase. The Limassol District Local Government Organisation is commencing the construction of the Sewerage and Stormwater Drainage System, marking a new era of development, modernization, and environmental protection for the community.

Key Project Features

  • Total Construction Cost: €9.5 million (excluding VAT)

  • Contractor: Cybarco Contracting Ltd

  • Design & Supervision: Joint Venture of ROIKOS S.A. – Z&A P. Antonaropoulos and Partners S.A.

  • Project Start Date: March 2025

  • Construction Duration: 30 months

  • Population Served: Approximately 4,500 residents

Technical Specifications

The project includes:

  • 28 kilometers of gravity sewer pipelines

  • Construction of 3 small pumping stations

  • 1.5 kilometers of stormwater drainage pipelines to address flooding from heavy rainfall

The first phase of construction will focus on the southeastern area of the community, which faces the most severe problems. This section will be connected to the existing sewerage network via 1st April Street, the main artery leading to Agia Fyla.

Funding

  • The sewerage system is funded 80% by government resources and 20% by the Limassol District Local Government Organisation.

  • The stormwater drainage system is financed through special levies imposed on the community for the management of stormwater.


Benefits

Sewerage and stormwater drainage projects are a cornerstone of every modern society. They are essential infrastructure for public health, environmental protection, and sustainable urban development.

With the operation of the new system:

  • Septic tanks and absorption pits will be phased out, eliminating overflow and odor issues.

  • Sanitary and environmental conditions will be significantly improved.

  • The groundwater table and subsoil will be protected.

  • Flood risks will be mitigated through proper channeling of rainwater to natural outflows.

The community of Palodia, a vibrant and growing area in the greater Limassol region, is entering a path of modernization — with projects that not only solve long-standing problems but also lay the groundwork for a healthier, safer, and higher-quality urban environment.

The Limassol District Local Government Organisation remains firmly committed to implementing meaningful projects — projects that address real citizen needs and safeguard the future of our communities.

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