The chairman of Lääneranna municipal council, attorney-at-law Armand Reinmaa, offered the local society the right to use the Virtsu school building free of charge if the parents leave the court.
“The offer was relatively conditional,” Triin Raave, member of the board of Virtsu Rahva Maja MTÜ, confirmed to Lääne Elu. The correspondence between Reinmaa and the society ended with the proposal of the chairman of the municipal council that the society should turn to the Läänerantna municipal council in order to get the right to use the Virtsu school building free of charge for 50 years.
Reinmaa noted that the NGO includes people who go to court with the municipality and suggested that they consider closing the case, because otherwise not all commissioners might raise their hands in favor of granting the right of use for free.
Until then, local residents knew that the building was planned to be emptied and sold. “There were rumors that there is a buyer for the house and it will become a retirement home,” said Henrik Raave, a member of Virtsu Rahva Maja NGO. “I don’t know if there was a buyer or if he dropped out, but in October we were advised to make an application to the municipal council to rent the house with building rights.”
The proposal was all the more unexpected because the NGO had not asked for free usage rights j
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**Interview with Armand Reinmaa: Navigating the Local Election Landscape in Lääneranna Municipality**
**Interviewer:** Thank you for joining us today, Mr. Reinmaa. As the chairman of the Lääneranna municipal council and a well-known attorney, what motivated you to get involved in local politics?
**Armand Reinmaa:** Thank you for having me. My decision to step into local politics stems from my deep commitment to the community of Lääneranna. I believe that having a say in local governance is vital for fostering growth and addressing the unique challenges our residents face. I’ve seen firsthand how effective policies can make a substantial difference, and I want to be part of that process.
**Interviewer:** You mentioned the unique challenges of the community. Can you elaborate on some specific issues you’re looking to address?
**Armand Reinmaa:** Certainly. One major concern is the development of infrastructure—especially transportation and accessibility within our municipality. Additionally, we need to focus on promoting local businesses and ensuring that our economic development aligns with sustainable practices. Lastly, I want to prioritize community engagement to ensure that residents feel heard and their needs are properly represented.
**Interviewer:** With the elections approaching, how do you plan to connect with your constituents?
**Armand Reinmaa:** I believe in transparency and open communication. We’re making use of modern platforms to reach out through social media, including our Facebook page. We plan to host community events where residents can voice their concerns and ideas directly. It’s crucial for us as leaders to be accessible and to actively listen to those we serve.
**Interviewer:** What do you hope to achieve if re-elected to the council?
**Armand Reinmaa:** My primary goal is to foster a collaborative environment where all voices are heard, ensuring that decision-making is inclusive. I want to see Lääneranna thrive economically and socially. If re-elected, I would like to implement policies that encourage growth while preserving the unique character of our municipality.
**Interviewer:** Thank you for sharing your insights, Mr. Reinmaa. It’s clear you have a strong vision for Lääneranna’s future.
**Armand Reinmaa:** Thank you for having me. I’m excited about the future and hope to continue serving our community effectively.
