More concretely, the true cost of household waste is set at 96%, for seven votes in favor and three abstentions (Gilberte Corbelle, Sophie Léonard and Christine Noël). As for the annual tax on waste collection, the college proposes to protect isolated individuals somewhat by increasing by only 20%, with the tax now set at 110 euros. As for households of two to five people, the “rubbish” package is set, for 2025, at 240 euros. The biggest increase concerns second residences (350 euros), Nicolas Charlier estimating that the latter reflects a certain social ease. Taxes passed by seven votes in favor and three no. Small rise in tension between Nicolas Charlier and Sophie Léonard, the mayor not understanding the refusal to vote for this tax which escapes any municipal management.
The last tip
At the end of the council, Mayor Nicolas Charlier greeted the four members of the council who will not continue the Tenneville political adventure beyond December 2. Mandate for social action where the expertise in the associative sector has been constructive and positive, Gilberte Corbelle joined the municipal council during the legislature. “Not easy to understand the files! But your seriousness and your attention regarding church factories, schools and elders were appreciated,” specifies the mayor.
As for Jean-Pierre Vandinguenen (absent on this council), the mayor recalls that his first experience of the council dates from 2012. After a short break, he joined the Tenneville council again. Nicolas Charlier underlines Jean-Pierre’s enthusiasm in defending Erneuville, his village. But the advisor was also keen to defend the forests and agriculture in this corner of the Ardennes.
Christian Simon joined the board in 2006. “For three terms, you proudly brought your colors and your values to this table,” underlines Nicolas Charlier. Fight for equality, tolerance and social justice, all values highlighted by Nicolas Charlier for this true humanist, philosophically speaking. “Thank you for your positive investment, whether you belong to the majority or the opposition.”
La der de der for Marc Gauthier
“An even more definitive page which turns this evening, for you, for us, for our commune”, begins, with a certain emotion, Nicolas Charlier, the successor in 2012 to Marc Gauthier in the first folding seat.
Forty-two years of municipal political life, as councilor, alderman, but above all mayor (for 32 years!). “Not a village in our commune where, in one way or another, you helped transform over many years. Water network, roads, workers’ services, your hobby, files that you owned and where you were unbeatable .” Nicolas Charlier is convinced that Marc will continue to follow them, the advisors and to get involved in public affairs.
Marc Gauthier has already bounced back. already fully investing in the field of the social and circular economy. As proof, his intervention during his last council concerning, what he already judges to be a social injustice, the obligation of resource centers collecting in Idélux container parks to intervene in the cost of the container made available to them! “Idelux would have to make a symbolic gesture”he concluded, before leaving this Tennessee council room.
