According to a Mehr reporter, the 239th public session of the Islamic City Council of Isfahan was held on Sunday morning, and the members of the city parliament examined various bills and plans of urban management.
One of the most important resolutions of this session was approving the proposal for the Isfahan Municipality's 25 percent participation in making the feature film 'The Burned Runway'; a work that narrates the divine miracle of the hostile American-Zionist forces being grounded in the Mahyar plain, and which has been launched in line with supporting prestigious cinema productions in the field of resistance.
In the field of safeguarding the city's cultural and religious heritage, the request to grant a free commercial license to the board of trustees of the historic Seyyed Mosque of Isfahan was also approved, so that its revenues are used to cover the costs of the revival, maintenance and restoration plan of this valuable historic building.
Also, the people's representatives in the city council agreed with the bill to transfer the exploitation benefits of a commercial unit on Parvin Street, while retaining the municipality's ownership, to the municipality employees' consumer cooperative; a resolution pursued with the aim of improving staff welfare and facilitating service to them.
In the urban-services sector and the improvement of environmental indicators, the council approved the municipality's contract with the 'Beh Ab Zist' company. Based on this resolution, the first phase of purchasing equipment and installing and commissioning the new biological treatment method unit at the Isfahan South supplementary treatment plant will be carried out, so that an effective step is taken in improving the quality of water recycling and urban environmental sustainability.
Source: Mehr News Agency
