Aguilera may be in the north of the municipal territory, but these lands and everything on them are the center of all attention. The city council on Monday evening confirmed it, if necessary.
The toponym came up from the third file on the agenda. In this case, an authorization to sign an “agreement between the State and the beneficiaries of the Territories Committed to Housing program”. The key is a state subsidy of 800,000 euros for servicing. Opponent Brice Morin argued about the advantage he sees of creating 100% of this type of housing in Aguilera.
“The fines for violations of the Solidarity and Urban Renewal (SRU) law are soaring. 2 million this year. This may increase further, because no social housing is being produced. We risk going to 4 million euros per year. In five years, that’s a large part of the amount to be committed to Aguilera…”
The majority puts forward the figure of 27 million for housing. “But we need the free sector to finance and for social diversity, which is essential. » The mayor points out the impasse: “We are blocked, unless a government stops this stupid SRU law. »
Serial general commissions
Asked about the plateau development project, Maider Arosteguy announced: “It’s progressing, we will take stock during a general committee after the summer.” A few dozen minutes later, after a long, very heated sequence on the current main occupant of the site, the BOPB, the mayor also promised another of these famous “general commissions” regarding the future of the club and its stage where the Municipal Council meets behind closed doors and therefore, in more serene conditions.
The tension actually increased when the question of long lease and trust came up.
Tension actually rose when the question of long lease and trust came up. As reported yesterday by “Sud Ouest”, lack of transparency and trickery method are the main complaints made against the mayor and her finance deputy Édouard Chazouillères.
Patrick Destizon launched the offensive, followed by Sébastien Carrère and Nathalie Motsch who regained the eloquence and anger that animated him during the previous mandate, on another long lease, that of the Hôtel du Palais. “We are asked to sign with our eyes closed. No, because we are not puppet opponents.” With each of the summaries of the recent history of the BO diametrically opposed, the tone rose between Corine Martineau, defender of the previous shareholder and Maider Arosteguy, against a backdrop of remarks described as insulting… The mayor even left her seat during this taking of word.
After this maelstrom, some information was distilled: the trust is now the holder of the long lease and no longer, as before, the SASP BOPB. Concerning Pierre-Edouard Stérin and his investment intentions with his company Otium, Maider Arosteguy recounted having met him only once through a mutual friend. “After that, it was the lawyers who took control. He is interested in renovating the stadium. The City does not replace the buyers. The City remains in its rightful place, except when a few days ago, the knife was at the club’s throat. »
