CITY COUNCIL MEETING
ON NOVEMBER 28, 2006
At its last meeting, the City Council took stock of the files and projects in progress:
MUNICIPAL SUBDIVISION
The choice of companies, selected after the call for tenders, having been confirmed, a schedule for the land service work has been defined; the EUROVIA company will open the site on December 4 to carry out earthworks and collection, followed on January 8 by the SNRC company in charge of laying the various pipes.
The plots can therefore be sold from February 2007: the City Council has set the price at 40,000 euros, net selling price. Written acquisition requests will be received at town hall until the end of January. This municipal achievement is the result of a desire of the Members of the Municipal Council to promote the acquisition of ownership of residents as their main residence.
URBANSHIP OF THE VILLAGE
Work will be carried out on CD 514, at the entrances to the village; from Port en Bessin and Grandcamp, and at the center in the tennis sector in order to encourage motorists to slow down, improve pedestrian safety, promote vehicle parking and enrich green spaces with plantations. The company's bids will be reviewed in mid-December for a start of work in the first months of 2007.
POPULATION CENSOM
Planned by INSEE, it will take place in early 2007. A census agent was recruited by the municipality. Residents will find all useful information in the next municipal bulletin.
REVISION OF THE P.O.S.
The procedure for the classification of the Omaha Site having come to an end, the City Council decides to launch the revision of the Land Use Plan, which will be transformed into a Local Urban Planning Plan. The municipality will have to call on a design firm to ensure the project management of this process. The Municipal Council will also ensure the assistance of the Council in Architecture, Urbanism and Environment, an organization subsidized by the General Council.
POST OFFICE
The City Council, noting a 30% increase in traffic between the first half of 2005 and the first half of 2006, wishes to see the current operation of the Vierville Post Office maintained: 15 hours of weekly opening spread over 6 mornings. The residents of Vierville support their Elus attached to the notion of public service of the Post Office; in this perspective, they have launched a petition that will be addressed to the Departmental Director of the Post Office.