Opened by the Junior orchestra presented by Maëlle Behanzin, mayor of the municipal youth council, the ceremony of wishes to the population, Thursday January 9, has, as tradition, given pride of place to music and song, with the interpretation of Tendernessof Bourvil, by the elected officials.
Maëlle Behanzin first reminded the Dionysians, who came in large numbers, of the 2024 CMJ activities: photo rally, meetings with elders, creation of the youth center fresco, Olympic village, etc.
Then, Mayor Arnauld Martin thanked the musicians and singers. “Beyond moving music, I chose this song because its text presents tenderness as natural. It is for me a consolation for the bitterness of existence and essential to universal love, especially when I see the news of recent days I hope that tenderness will take the place of this hatred and this nauseating populism.
Downtown redevelopment
He then returned to the achievements of the year: the oasis courtyard, the youth center, the camper van park – which has recorded 352 nights since opening at the end of October –, the educational course, the demolition of the old industrial sheet, the developments at the Crébezeaux sports complex, the launch of the reconstruction of the after-school building… Without forgetting the various events. “Once again, the year that is ending shows the strength of our community, its elected officials and its agents, whom I thank warmly. Together, we brought great projects to life, despite a difficult and difficult context. worrying.”
The mayor continued with future actions, which are part of a budget of 5 million euros in operation and 4 million in investment. The redevelopment of the city center, with a two-year projection, will be the flagship operation. It will include three phases with the creation of soft mobility, meeting spaces and cycle paths, revegetation and the consolidation of parking spaces.
-“The objective is to make our city center attractive, dynamic, and to develop economic activity.”
Cycle path, solar farm…
The municipality also plans to create a cycle path on rue de la Solaie, to beautify the Saint-Fiacre district, to install pontoons in Henri-Coullaud park and to market the Chapeau Rouge subdivision. The Clos-de-Chenaille project, with an association center, a micro-crèche and a senior neighborhood, will continue. And, there is still talk of a solar farm.
“I have a strong sense of responsibility, respect for our commitments and proximity. Sincerity and altruism will remain my values and those of the team,” concluded the elected official.
Finally, Michael Strhauss, municipal agent, received the long service medal for twenty years of service.
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