Post office, museum, party room: the decisions of the city council

Meeting several times under the chairmanship of the mayor, Mr. Oxéant, the municipal council of Vierville-sur-Mer examined various files.

For the fiftieth anniversary of the Landing, the municipality obtained from the PTT the commissioning of a temporary olliteration flame, from May 15 to August 15, 1994. At the request of the post receiver, the council also gave a favorable opinion to an opening of the office to the public at 1:30 p.m. instead of 2 p.m. For the summer season, he wanted to close at 5 p.m.

On the other hand, elected officials regretted not having been consulted on the reorganization of the mail that took place in the previous fall. They deplored the reduction in the working time devoted to its distribution and reaffirmed their commitment to public service, especially in rural areas.

At the party hall, after the opinion of the municipal buildings committee and reading the SOCOTEC audit report, the council decided to entrust various works to several companies. After examining two proposals, he selected the complete equipment of the kitchen, for about 62,000 francs excluding taxes.

Regarding the museum, Mr. Leveel's termination of the lease of the house he occupied as a dwelling was accepted. This house was rented to Mr. and Mrs. Jean Costy as of January 1, 1994. No agreement having been reached with Mr. Tréfeu despite meetings with the delegates of the municipality, the elected officials decided to move Mr. Leveel's collection as soon as it was actually acquired by the municipality. A qualified company had to transport and store objects, including those under electronic control.

The fee due by Mr. Tréfeu for the year 1994, for the occupation of a communal premises, was set at 70,000 francs, payable in installments of 10,000 francs from May 1, 1994.

The SDEC having decided to strengthen the work in the sector served by the Ormel processing station, and France Telecom preparing the burial of its network in the same sector, the municipality has chosen to join these operations. The objective was to eliminate all air networks along the roads of Formigny and Louvières.

The council voted a subsidy of 1,500 francs to the union for its opening in July and August 1993. He also decided to cover 30% of the cost price of the discovery classes of the schools and the Collège de Trévières for the children of Vierville attending these institutions.

Other decisions include the purchase of an aerial photograph of Vierville, intended to be exhibited in town hall, and the agreement to renew Mr. and Mrs. Trével's temporary occupation authorization on the beach, from July 2 to August 28. Work was to be carried out in the housing reserved for the MNS ensuring the surveillance of the beach during the summer. Finally, the municipality has agreed to take charge, as of January 1, 1994, the subscription to the church's electricity meter.

Reconstructed or uncertain passages:
- The left edge of the scan cuts several beginnings of lines: the links were reformulated from the remaining text.
- The acronym MNS is kept as it appears in the article. The name of the recipient of the opening grant is abbreviated as "union" in the denomination.

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