Councilman Hacienda del Ayuntamiento de Dénia, Vicente Chelet, announced that his department is already working on setting new budgets, which pretend to be approved next January.
Michelet is optimistic, because thanks to the rise of various taxes such as IBI, waste rate or weddings, the council will raise more funds (up to 18,5 million). This, coupled with cuts that aims to make the consistory, will allow municipal coffers end the year with a surplus of 1,5 million euros, which will help alleviate the debt 4 million currently exists.
As for cuts, Chelet has announced that staff costs will decrease to 18,5 million, half a million less than in 2011, 2 plus million that is intended to save on running costs. To this must be added an extraordinary credit of term of about 2,5 million euros and ordinary policies that are hired will be requested annually "To pay suppliers".
The council will reduce investment, limited only to subsidies that have asked the Council and the Generalitat.