Cártama approves the municipality's Circular Economy Plan

The Cártama City Council has approved the Municipal Circular Economy Plan, an agreement published by the Official Gazette of the Province of Málaga in its October 6, 2026 edition, within the City Council announcement block (section 2). The announcement is identified by the official reference Edict 3556/2026 and is the only agreement from the Málaga municipality included in that issue of the provincial gazette.

The agreement and its official publication

The summary of the provincial gazette lists the announcement under the heading “Cártama — Approval of the Municipal Circular Economy Plan,” with the reference Edict 3556/2026. The insertion in the BOP provides official publicity to the council’s agreement and incorporates it into the registry of provisions and resolutions of the Málaga local administration.

The published extract is limited to identifying the object of the agreement: the approval of the municipal circular economy plan. The summary does not detail the articles, the budget, the application deadlines, or the quantitative objectives of the document, details which correspond to the full text of the edict.

The Cártama announcement shares the October 6 issue with other municipal agreements in the province, including the final approval of the Fiscal Ordinance for the public price of electric charging at municipal charging points in Fuente de Piedra (Edict 3555/2026), the final approval of the Special Plan U.E. MA-10.2 «Camino del Peñoncillo» of the PGOU of Manilva (Edict 3559/2026) and the initial approval of the Regulations for the use of the Manuel del Campo auditorium in Nerja (Edict 3632/2026).

Cártama in the BOP of recent weeks

The approval of the plan adds to an intense municipal activity reflected in the provincial gazette during recent weeks:

October 5, 2026: initial approval of credit supplement modification 37/2026 (Edict 3703/2026), assumption of competencies delegated to a councilor for the resolution of building permits (Edict 2686/2026) and regulatory bases for the trade campaigns “Christmas Shop Window Contest 2026” (Edict 3700/2026) and “Give the gift of hope, buy local” (Edict 3701/2026).
September 21, 2026: call for the Trilla Singing Contest, Verbena Sexmo 2026 (Edict 3586/2026).
September 2, 2026: initial approval of the Traffic and Circulation Regulatory Ordinance (Edict 3302/2026), modification in partial dedications (Edict 3303/2026) and final approvals of credit supplement modifications 28/2026 (Edict 3413/2026) and 31/2026 (Edict 3411/2026).
September 1, 2026: investigation file for the plot located at calle Encinas, 1, Estación de Cártama (Edict 3268/2026).

Circular economy in the rest of the province

The Cártama plan is not an isolated case in the Malaga bulletin. During the same period, the BOP has published other actions linked to waste management and sustainability:

Algarrobo: approval of the action project for the installation of a waste management center in polygon 5 (Edict 3481/2026, October 5), preceded by the public information of the installation project for non-hazardous waste management (Edict 3218/2026, September 16).
Antequera: action project for the generation of renewable natural gas from agricultural and livestock waste in plot 9 (Edict 3194/2026, August 26).
Casares: terms and conditions for the temporary coverage of a Urban Solid Waste Driver position (Edict 3137/2026, September 3).
Fuente de Piedra: tax ordinance for the public price of electric charging at municipal charging points (Edict 3555/2026, October 6).

What it means for residents and companies

With the publication of Edict 3556/2026, the Cártama City Council provides official publicity to its municipal circular economy framework, the instrument through which the council organizes its actions regarding waste and sustainability. The approval places this framework within the formal circuit of local administration, such that the agreement is incorporated into the official bulletin and is enforceable and consultable by citizens and economic operators in the municipality.

For companies and residents of Cártama, the relevance of the announcement lies in the fact that it establishes the municipal reference framework in a matter with a direct impact on local economic activity, waste management, and the sustainability criteria applicable within the municipal district. The full text of the edict, containing the complete content of the plan, is the document that specifies the measures, deadlines, and obligations derived from the agreement.

Source: Official Gazette of the Province of Malaga, October 6, 2026, section 2 — City Council (official reference: Edict 3556/2026).