Rising water levels in . A casino in Fécamp and a farm in Manche must move

Rising water levels in . A casino in Fécamp and a farm in Manche must move
Rising water levels in Normandy. A casino in Fécamp and a farm in Manche must move

Relocation from the waterfront to land, in some cases, is no longer a dirty word. It has become a reality in . In this month of November 2024, two rather rare moves occurred. That of the Fécamp casino (Seine-Maritime) on the night of Sunday November 17 to Monday November 18, 2024. It has, in fact, left its 1,000 m² building dating from 1958, on the seafront at the end of Boulevard Albert-1isfor a more sheltered site, La Mâture, between the port and the station. “First of all, it is important to remember that casinos in are municipal, specifies the mayor of Fécamp, David Roussel. But as cities cannot operate them directly, they are under public service delegation. » Delegations which generally last around twenty years.

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A casino under coastal regulation

On the night of Sunday 17 to Monday 18 November 2024, therefore, the Reconstruction casino in the seaside town was closed and its machines moved to a larger casino,…

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