The renovation of the party hall and the decisions of the city council

Meeting several times under the presidency of the mayor, the municipal council of Vierville-sur-Mer examines various issues. The additional budget of 1993 is voted in balance, in revenue and expenditure: 120,798 francs for operation and 274,900 francs for investment.

Regarding La Poste, the municipality obtains from the PTT a temporary flame of obliteration for the fiftieth anniversary of the Landing, from May 15 to August 15, 1994. At the request of the post recipient, the council gives a favorable opinion to an opening to the public at 1:30 p.m. instead of 2 p.m. However, he wishes to maintain the closure at 5 p.m. during the summer season, in order to best welcome visitors.

After the opinion of the municipal buildings commission and verification of the offers by the SO.CO.RAC, the renovation work of the party room is assigned to the following companies: SCL, in Isigny, for masonry; Joret for carpentry; Marie for roofing; Normen for PVC carpentry; Ménard for plastering; Lechevrel for tiling; Royer for electricity and heating; Geffroy-Hamon for plumbing; Marie Michel for suspended ceilings; and Demoor for painting and coatings. After comparing two proposals, the council entrusts Tecnorest with the supply and installation of complete kitchen equipment, for about 62,000 francs excluding taxes.

The house is rented to Mr. and Mrs. Jean Costy as of January 1, 1994, with a six-year lease that is tacitly renewable. For the museum, no agreement having been reached with Mr. Tréfeu despite several meetings, the council decides to move Mr. Level's collection as soon as it is actually acquired. A qualified company must ensure the move to a safe place, under electronic control. The fee due by Mr. Tréfeu for the rental of the municipal premises in 1994 is set at 70,000 francs, payable in tranches of 10,000 francs from May 1, 1994.

The council also decides to buy an aerial photograph of Vierville to exhibit it at the town hall. It renews a temporary occupation authorization on the edge of the beach, from July 2 to August 28, 1994. Work is planned in the housing of the lifeguard in charge of the summer surveillance of the beach. The municipality also agrees to take charge, from January 1, of the subscription to the church's electricity meter.

On the roads of Formigny and Louvières, the SDEC must strengthen the network served by the Ormel processing station, while France Telecom plans to bury its air network. The council chooses to partner with these operations to eliminate the air networks in the sector.

A grant of 1,500 francs was awarded to the Syndicat d'initiative d'Isigny-sur-Mer for its participation in the opening of the Syndicat d'initiative in July and August 1993. The council also grants aid corresponding to 30% of the cost price of the discovery classes of the schools and the Collège de Trévières for children of Vierville-sur-Mer who attend these institutions. The photograph of the party hall under construction is credited to Boudonnet.

Reconstructed or uncertain passages:
- The name of the owner of the museum's collection reads "Level" on this cut; its spelling deserves confirmation.
- The name of the beneficiaries of the beach occupation authorization appears to be "Trevel", but the small print of the scan does not make it possible to ensure it. It has not been integrated as a definite name in the rewritten text.
- The last lines on the discovery classes are slightly cropped; the end of the sentence has been connected from the readable words.

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