Macaé tem obra de infraestrutura para o Terminal Portuário aprovada na Câmara

Macaé Has Infrastructure Project for the Port Terminal Approved by City Council

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 16/10/2019 at 22:15

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Macaé Port Terminal Has Another Project Guaranteed by the Approved Budget Guidelines Law (LDO) in the City Council

The Macaé Port Terminal (Tepor) has another stage of its infrastructure works ensured by law. The city council approved, last Tuesday (10/15), the construction of Santa Teresa Road. Government of Rio de Janeiro Takes Action That Will Create Thousands of Jobs!
The funds for the project were guaranteed by councilman Maxwell Vaz with the approval of the bill in the Budget Guidelines Law (LDO).

The road is essential for the implementation of Tepor and as the councilman stated, “This is a very important piece of legislation. I hope that the head of the executive takes care with the amendments we are approving and sending. So that they are absorbed in the LOA (Annual Budget Law). Santa Teresa is an important traffic goal for the development of the municipality,” he explained.

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Project Faced Risks

The Tepor faced licensing issues when an environmental organization from “São Paulo” went to court to prevent the installation of the Port in Macaé, and public hearings and environmental deliberations were necessary to make the establishment of the project in the city viable.
Between the second and third semesters of 2018, a non-governmental organization named Ama Brasil managed to obtain a favorable opinion for the suspension of Tepor’s construction license.

Macaé won the legal battle that was delaying the construction and implementation of Tepor (Port Terminal) on August 28, which even required the intervention of the Governor of the State of Rio de Janeiro, Wilson Witzel.

Read below the full note from the company responsible for the works:

Note from EBTE Engineering Regarding the Deliberation of the Project

“TEPOR would like to announce that a decision has been made that guarantees the implementation of the Macaé Port Terminal. The order was issued today in the Request for Suspension of Execution of the Effects of the Sentence made by the State of Rio de Janeiro before the Federal Regional Court of the 2nd Region.

Macaé Has Infrastructure Project for the Port Terminal Approved by City Council

Macaé Port Terminal Has Another Project Guaranteed by the Approved Budget Guidelines Law (LDO) in the City Council

Project Faced Risks

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Macaé Has Infrastructure Project for the Port Terminal Approved by City Council

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