San Carlos Water Treatment Plant — EDOS Concordia

Decentralized Sanitation Works Authority

Sanitation Works

EDOS provides drinking water and sewer service for Concordia. Check procedures, where to pay, print your bill, or sign up for the digital bill.

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San Carlos Water Treatment Plant

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The Authority

A century caring for Concordia's water

On November 2, 1919, the construction and operation of the city's sanitation works was agreed upon. The concession passed in 1928 to the Compañía Nacional de Saneamiento and, later, to Obras Sanitarias de la Nación.

Since 1980 the City has been in charge of the service (Law 6643, Decree 4079/80) and, in the early 1990s, established it as the Decentralized Sanitation Works Authority (EDOS), an autonomous agency responsible for drinking water and sewers in Concordia.

The San Carlos Water Treatment Plant operates with two modules (1917 and 1970) and a combined capacity of 2,800 m³/h. An in-house laboratory runs three daily tests — physicochemical and bacteriological — and 25 wells supply the neighborhoods farthest from the plant.

* Households with piped water according to the 2010 National Census (75.3% with sewer connection). Reference figures.

1919

First sanitation works

2.800m³/h

Treatment capacity

Drinking water wells

94,9%

Households with piped water *

Water Care

Use water responsibly

Drinking water is everyone's resource. These are the permitted activities, with their days and times, to avoid overloading the network during peak consumption.

ActivityDaysTime

Washing with a bucket (no hose)Mon · Wed · Sat06:00 – 09:00

Watering plants and gardensEvery day23:00 – 05:00

Filling authorized poolsThursday23:00 – 05:00

Prohibited

Hosing down streets
Washing vehicles on public roads
Washing unauthorized building fronts
Wasting or spilling drinking water

Procedures and services

Useful Information

Water and sewer procedures are started at the EDOS offices (Entre Ríos N° 1300). Depending on the case, the required documentation is:

New construction / Water connection

Construction Water Form and Building Plan.
Sanitation Services Application.
Sanitation Plan endorsed by the relevant professional board.
Water / Sewer Inspection Receipts.
If applicable, Street Opening Permit (Engineering and Construction Department).

Regularizing existing installations

Construction Water Form (with Building Plan when applicable).
Detailed plan of the sanitary installations.

Every new water installation must have the corresponding meter installed. The owner pays stamp fees, duties and charges according to current regulations.

Payments

Where to pay your bill?

Pay the Sanitation Services Tax in person or online. You can also reprint your bill or sign up for the digital bill.

In-person payment points

EDOSEntre Ríos N° 1300
Municipalidad de ConcordiaMitre N° 76
Caja MixtaQuintana N° 68
Instituto de Informaciones ComercialesAsunción N° 35
Club del EsteAlberdi N° 30
Nuevo Banco de Entre Ríos (BERSA)Urquiza 552 · Entre Ríos 606 · Rawson y Sarmiento · Tavella y G. Pérez