Vincent Eble, President of the General Council of Seine-et-Marne is located in Avon, Saturday 20 at 11am, to inaugurate the reconstruction works. We do not recognize the streets Barracks and John Fontenelle. The electric and telephone lines were buried, the lighting was replaced, the sidewalks have been recalibrated and set the standards, the floor was completely smashed redone, landscaping has been incorporated. A budget of more than 760 000 € (100 000 € funded by the department and 43 000 € EDF) has been invested to give new life to this ancient route of the old Avon.
Residents appreciate the charm found in their street, but some have expressed some concerns. Water pipes and gas have not been included, it is hoped that in five years another provider does not launch in the work and not screwing the floor. The sewers were kept in single collector mode (the waste water and rain are mixed), which is more current standards of treatment plants. More worryingly, the level of the roadway is now above the sidewalk (it was not planed), themselves above the cellars and garages. It is feared during heavy storms, the runoff will overflow and invade the basement. The installation of gratings may be insufficient in extreme situations.
Curiously, the bus stop so convenient for the elderly has been deleted.
A lack of consultation is to be regretted, as often in the works in Avon. A
Near You, we would install six district councils: Avon Centre, Butte Montceau Valley, change-Fougeres, Plateau. Many cities already have it, it works in Fontainebleau, you can read the very interesting reports displayed in the streets. At Avon, the mayor opposes democracy is central to him and not local and participatory.
And yet, who better than the inhabitants of a street can speak, participate in the specification for the renovation and maintenance?
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