Celanova increases to definitive a supplement of 313,000 euros with remainder

The Celanova City Council has made final the credit modification file MC SU 21/2026, credit supplement modality, for a total amount of 313,000.00 euros financed from the liquid Treasury surplus. The plenary agreement was adopted in the ordinary session of October 7, 2026, under file no. 3670/2026, and automatically became final as no allegations were presented during the public exhibition period. The resolution was published in the Official Gazette of the Province of Ourense on November 13, 2026, in section IV. Local Entities, with official reference R. 2.723, signed by the mayor, Antonio Puga Rodríguez.

The processing complied with article 169.3, by referral of 179.4 of Royal Legislative Decree 2/2004, of March 5, which approves the revised text of the Law regulating local finances. The initial approval was announced in the same gazette on October 19, 2026 (reference R. 2.444), when the file was exhibited in the General Secretariat of the Council for fifteen business days so that interested parties could examine it and present claims in accordance with articles 177 and 169 of the same regulation.

After this period passed without any claims, the agreement became firm in the administrative channel and the council now publishes the full detail of the budgetary applications, both for income and expenditure, with a consolidated budget approaching 7.32 million euros.

313,000 euros more for current goods and services

The credit supplement is concentrated in a single chapter of the expenditure budget, that destined for the ordinary operation of the council:

• II. Expenditure on current goods and services: increases from 1,977,954.58 to 2,290,954.58 euros.
• Other chapters without variation: personnel (2,263,529.87), financial expenses (2,500.00), current transfers (1,165,838.10), real investments (1,536,253.66), capital transfers (500.00) and financial liabilities (58,000.00).
• The contingency fund remains at 0.00 euros.

In the income section, the operation is covered through chapter VIII, financial assets, which rises from 1,038,044.67 to 1,351,044.67 euros, that is, exactly the 313,000 euros from the surplus.

A budget reaching 7.31 million

With the approved modification, the final credits of the income budget stand at 7,317,376.21 euros, compared to the previous 7,004,376.21. On the expenditure side, the total increases from 7,004,576.21 to 7,317,576.21 euros, so the published document reflects a difference of 200 euros between both magnitudes, already present in the item credits.

The main income blocks are as follows:

• Direct taxes: 1,598,279.96 euros.
• Current transfers: 2,772,573.99 euros.
• Fees and other income: 785,039.62 euros.
• Capital transfers: 762,700.09 euros.
• Financial assets: 1,351,044.67 euros, after the supplement.

Without allegations and with the judicial route open

The published text confirms that the agreement did not receive any claims during the public exhibition period, which consolidated it without the need for a new plenary statement. Against it, interested parties may directly file a contentious-administrative appeal, by virtue of article 113 of Law 7/1985, of April 2, regulating the bases of the local regime, and article 171 of the recast text of the Law regulating local finances.

The judicial route is governed by articles 25 and following of Law 29/1998, of July 13, regulating the contentious-administrative jurisdiction, which establishes the form and deadlines for filing.

The relevance of the decision is direct for the residents: the council reinforces the chapter that pays for the daily operation of municipal services, from cleaning or maintenance of facilities to supplies and current contracts, without resorting to new indebtedness or an increase in fees. Furthermore, the expenditure is covered with money already saved in previous years, which avoids charging interest on municipal accounts.

Source: Official Gazette of the Province of Ourense, November 13, 2026, section IV. Local entities (official reference: R. 2.723).