An OPAC pavilion given to the Guérin family

One Wednesday, representatives of the Calvados Public Planning and Construction Office officially handed over the keys to a new pavilion to the Guérin family. Roger Jouet, general councilor of the canton of Trévières, and Jean-Marie Oxéant, mayor of Vierville-sur-Mer, attended this ceremony.

The OPAC of Calvados, a public establishment of an industrial and commercial nature, was then involved in the field of solidarity through housing. According to the figures presented in the article, it was located in 216 municipalities of the department and managed a rental heritage of 17,574 housing units.

The T5 type pavilion was built on land sold by the municipality, just behind the town hall. It includes four bedrooms, a living room, a kitchen, an entrance, a garage and a pantry.

The mayor thanked the OPAC and the companies for the quality of the construction, wishing Mr. and Mrs. Guérin and their children many happy years in this housing. The director of the office welcomed an achievement illustrating the diversity of his responses to the needs of families. Roger Jouet also wished a happy stay to the new occupants, highlighting everyone's right to comfort and space.

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