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- GRÉZET-CAVAGNAN – The Communauté de Communes Coteaux et landes de Gascogne (CCCLG) council convened Tuesday, April 1, in Grézet-Cavagnan, addressing several key issues, including a new aid program...
- While most deliberations passed with unanimous approval, the vote on household waste collection regulations saw dissent from Christophe Lajus of Casteljaloux.
- President Raymond Girardi introduced a new initiative aimed at bolstering youth sports participation.
CCCLG Council Approves Sports Club Aid, Addresses Waste Collection Concerns
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GRÉZET-CAVAGNAN – The Communauté de Communes Coteaux et landes de Gascogne (CCCLG) council convened Tuesday, April 1, in Grézet-Cavagnan, addressing several key issues, including a new aid program for local sports clubs and regulations for household waste collection.
While most deliberations passed with unanimous approval, the vote on household waste collection regulations saw dissent from Christophe Lajus of Casteljaloux. Aymeric Dupuy, mayor of Grézet-Cavagnan, and Marjorie Lassus, mayor of guérin, abstained from voting on an amendment to the “chief Studies” convention.
New Aid Regime for Sports Clubs
President Raymond Girardi introduced a new initiative aimed at bolstering youth sports participation. ”We want to support and develop the physical activity of minors within the territory,” Girardi stated. “This new aid regime is intended to support the operation of sports clubs in the territory that practise a single sports discipline, are affiliated with a departmental and national federation, participate in competitions, and welcome minor licensees.”
The council approved a subsidy calculated on a base of €50 per participating minor. The CCCLG reserves the right to adjust the allocated amount.Clubs with fewer than six licensed minors will receive a lump sum subsidy of €300. To receive the aid,clubs must submit an submission annually,including proof of federation affiliation and competition calendar registration.
elected Officials’ Allowances
The Community Council also approved the annual allowances for elected officials. The breakdown is as follows:
- President Raymond Girardi: €24,046.56
- Philippe Dejoie-Ruault: €7,398.96
- Julie Castillo: €7,398.96
- Jocelyne Girard: €7,398.96
- Michel Ponthoreau: €7,398.96
- Aymeric Dupuy: €7,398.96
- Chrystel Colamagro: €7,398.96
- Bruno Galichon: €7,398.96
- Florian Patacconi: €7,398.96
- Christine Merlin-Chabot: €7,398.96
- bernard Massias: €7,398.96
Additional compensation for specific delegations was approved for the following elected officials:
- Julie castillo (Water 47): €9,224.04
- Sylvie boussuge (Sivu School): €1,627.20
- Audrey armellini (Valorizon): €2,014.32
- Michel ponthoreau (Energy Territory): €8,338.56
- Advance-ordered: €4,315.92
The regulation of the special fee,participation in the “Territorial Pact France Rénov” program,and the request for a subsidy forum digital were adopted unanimously.
CCCLG Council Meeting: Key Decisions on Sports Aid and waste management
Q: What happened at the recent CCCLG council meeting?
A: The Communauté de Communes Coteaux et landes de Gascogne (CCCLG) council met on Tuesday, April 1st, in Grézet-Cavagnan to address several meaningful local issues. The meeting covered topics including a new aid program for sports clubs and regulations concerning household waste collection.
Q: What is the new aid program for sports clubs about?
A: The CCCLG council approved a new aid regime designed to support youth sports participation within the territory. President Raymond Girardi emphasized the goal of bolstering the physical activity of minors in the area. The aid is intended to support clubs that focus on a single sport, are affiliated with departmental and national federations, participate in competitions, and have minor licensees.
Q: How is the sports club aid calculated?
A: The aid is calculated based on €50 per participating minor. Though, the CCCLG reserves the right to adjust the allocated amount. Clubs with fewer than six licensed minors will receive a lump sum subsidy of €300.
Q: What are the requirements for sports clubs to receive the aid?
A: To receive the aid,sports clubs must submit an annual application. the application must include proof of federation affiliation and registration in the competition calendar.
Q: Were there any disagreements during the council meeting?
A: Yes, while most decisions were unanimous, there was dissent regarding the household waste collection regulations. Christophe Lajus of Casteljaloux voted against the regulations.Aymeric Dupuy, the mayor of Grézet-Cavagnan, and Marjorie Lassus, the mayor of Guérin, abstained from voting on an amendment related to the “chief Studies” convention.
Q: What annual allowances were approved for elected officials?
A: The council approved the following annual allowances for elected officials:
president Raymond Girardi: €24,046.56
Philippe Dejoie-Ruault: €7,398.96
julie Castillo: €7,398.96
Jocelyne Girard: €7,398.96
Michel Ponthoreau: €7,398.96
Aymeric Dupuy: €7,398.96
Chrystel Colamagro: €7,398.96
Bruno Galichon: €7,398.96
Florian patacconi: €7,398.96
Christine Merlin-Chabot: €7,398.96
Bernard Massias: €7,398.96
Q: Were any additional compensations approved for specific roles?
A: Yes, additional compensation was approved for the following elected officials and delegations:
| Elected Official | Delegation/Role | Compensation |
| ——————— | ————————— | ————- |
| Julie Castillo | Water 47 | €9,224.04 |
| Sylvie Boussuge | Sivu School | €1,627.20 |
| Audrey Armellini | Valorizon | €2,014.32 |
| Michel Ponthoreau | Energy Territory | €8,338.56 |
| Advance-ordered | Note: Details not provided* | €4,315.92 |
Q: What other decisions were made during the council meeting?
A: The council also unanimously adopted the regulation of the special fee, participation in the “Territorial Pact France Rénov” program, and the request for a digital subsidy forum.