Overview
- Federal and state officials, speaking with residents in San José Chiapa, set mid-2026 for site urbanization and late 2027 for full operations.
- SEMARNAT’s José Luis Samaniego confirmed a 1,212 million peso budget split into 512 million for urbanization and 700 million for industrial systems.
- The park is planned to process up to 800 tonnes of waste per day in a facility that replaces the area’s open dump and avoids burying trash.
- Authorities expect about 700 jobs, including roughly 500 direct roles, with priority for local hiring and room for local firms to set up inside the park.
- The project still lacks the required environmental impact statement, and INECC is compiling data as officials refine plans to address water and biodiversity concerns.