An elected official does not find the Morris column in this town of “not very aesthetic”

An elected official does not find the Morris column in this town of “not very aesthetic”
An elected official does not find the Morris column in this town of Gironde “not very aesthetic”

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Bernard Peyré

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Nov. 19, 2024 at 6:46 a.m.

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The Morris column installed on the Allée Jean-Jaurès in Langon (Gironde) bothers opposition municipal councilor Didier Sendrès.

It is located 60 meters from the facade of No. 51 rue Maubec, listed as a historic monument by decree of October 16, 2000 for its facade (XVIe and 17e century) and its roofs.

On November 14, 2024, the elected official questioned the mayor of Langon, Jérôme Guillem, during the municipal council meeting of November 14.

Bell tower or column?

“The installation of communication 'steeple' installed at the end of the Jean-Jaurès aisles is not very aesthetic, he says. It is in this spirit that the legislator created article L. 581-8 of the code ofenvironment which specifies that 'advertising is prohibited in the field of visibility less than 100 meters from a historic monument'. Doesn't the location of this 'bell tower' contravene this provision since it is 60 meters from a historic monument? »

The deputy mayor for town planning, city project and works, Denis Jaunié, replies that it is not a “bell tower” but a “Morris column”.

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Denis Jaunié, deputy mayor for town planning

“This column was installed for the promotion of cultural shows of the city, continues Denis Jaunié. Authorization would have had to be requested from Bâtiments de . It is the company which normally makes the request, as for bus shelters. We will regularize this. We don't think it bothers us. »

28 advertising lollipops in Langon

Didier Sendrès returns to the work. “I identified 28 advertising lollipops in Langon,” he notes. This is not consistent with the display regulated by the Local tax on outdoor advertising (TLPE) and the initial desire to fight against visual pollution. »

Denis Jaunié specifies that “the lollipops of the city center pay for 19 bus shelters de Langon” and that the Morris column cost the city nothing since it was installed free of charge by the company.

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