Reference address: Via Forgaria 11, 33078 San Vito al Tagliamento (Pordenone)

Website: www.zipr.it

Institution profile

In its geographic area of expertise, the Consortium aims at promoting the adequate conditions for the implementation and development of industrial activities by managing infrastructures and business services.
The Consortium promotes the sustainable development and recognizes the relevance of the natural environment in the valuation process and in the economic and social development of the area.
Priority is given to promoting new settlements and satisfying the consortium members’ needs in order to create the required conditions to set up and develop the productive activities in the industrial and small business sector. This would be achieved by managing the infrastructures and services offered to enterprises, valuating and reinforcing the positive environmental outcomes and equally preventing, eliminating or reducing events that could lead to environmental emergency situations. For all these reasons the ZIPR decided to adopt a Quality and Environmental integrated Management System that complies with UNI EN ISO 14001:2004 and UNI EN ISO 9001:2000 standards.

The consortium specifically deals with:

• Acquisition of land and the design of industrial areas equipped with infrastructures destined to be industrial settlements, including promotional activities about the new company settlements; design and building development plans as well as tooling up public areas;
• Sale or assignment of lots to enterprises in equipped areas;
• Building of plants, laboratories and warehouses for industrial and handicraft activities;
• Sale or rent of industrial buildings or plants in equipped areas;
• Building and management of enterprises’ waste water treatment plants;
• Recovering industrial buildings for production purposes;
• Management of combined production systems and distribution networks of energy and heat self sufficiency systems;
• Supply of any other services to settled enterprises.

The ZIPR is provided with a double sewerage system: a 14.920-metre-long sewerage network and a 8.014-metre-long white water system. A treatment plant collects the waste water at the bottom of the sewerage system, it is based on activated sludge processes which allows to treat the waste water with the best cutting-edge technologies.
Before reaching the stream Roja, the outgoing water is treated once again in a marine-plant system made up of three settling ponds thanks to a non-stop horizontal submerged flow system. Water is naturally treated thanks to the presence of Phragmites plants.