In Côtes-d'Armor, the town of Plouisy is carrying out work to “improve the aesthetics of the town”

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Rue du Croisic in Plouisy (Côtes-d'Armor) has been closed to traffic for several days. Major work is being carried out in the town to erase the electrical and telephone networks. “That means burying the cables underground and removing the electrical poles,” explains Stéphane Le Sech, head of technical services at Plouisy.

Economy and harmony of the town

The aging street lamps will be replaced by LEDs: “this will ensure the unity of the street and in fact, improve the aesthetics of the town”, rejoices Rémy Guillou, the mayor of Plouisy, “And especially the LEDs consume much less. » Previous work had already been carried out to contribute to the embellishment and functionality of Plouisy.

Other work to come

The work “has been progressing without major problems since October 20,” assures Mickaël Hinault, on-site representative of Syndicat-Départemental-d’Énergie-des-Côtes-d’Armor (SDE 22). The union contributed 100,000 euros out of the 210,000 euros needed in total to carry out the work.

“The civil engineering part will be completed very quickly, so the road will no longer be blocked from November 20,” reassures Maxime Lecrubier, works manager at the Ledu company. All that will remain is “work concerning the installation of electrical equipment” but everything will be finished “by the end of December. »

The mayor of Plouisy suggests that other work of this type is to be expected.

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