“Municipal Council Meeting: Updates on Wooded Area and Treasury Site Rehabilitation in Saint-Brieuc”

2023-04-23 15:06:00



The municipal council met on Thursday April 19 under the direction of Nicolas Carro. The classified wooded area (EBC) was notably on the agenda. Registered in the Local Urban Plan (PLU) and covering an area of ​​1,138 m², the grove of 61 trees is located on the perimeter of the urban renewal project of the former hospital. With certain buildings, this space which constituted “a natural habitat for about fifteen protected birds” was partly deconstructed. Only 13 trees were preserved. In June 2022, a study was carried out by an arborist expert on the phytosanitary state of this EBC. In the report that Michel Fromont, commissioner of inquiry, submitted to the community in February 2023, it is indicated that the City undertakes to create a new EBC of an equivalent surface, as compensation. The parcel located in the agricultural zone and cadastralized section D n°238, located upstream from the campsite, has been signposted for the realization of this site. The project provides for the planting of 111 trees since compensation of two trees has been planned for each tree removed. The council issued a favorable opinion on the project.

Revision of the cost of the site of the old treasury

Planned in the investment section of the municipality’s budget for 2022 for an amount of €145,000, the estimate for the rehabilitation of the ground floor of the old treasury (facade and roof classified as historical monuments), intended to accommodate the pole near Saint-Brieuc Armor Agglomeration, has been revised. Finance assistant, Jean-Paul Hamon presented the council with an estimated cost of €428,000. Self-financing is estimated at €79,000. The renovation of the floors is estimated at €300,000. The council notes the wish to seek aid from the Green Fund and the DSIL.

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And bref

On the recommendation of the SDE, the City will replace 21 dilapidated light sources with 21 boxes and LED lanterns in the rue du Château d’eau and Châteaubriand. The expenditure is estimated at €23,800 (including tax), of which €12,487 is paid by the municipality.

In addition, elected officials approved a grant of €1,533.50 to the Coordinated Care 22800 association (€0.50/inhabitant).

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