The four elected members of the Chartres Ecology list, which collected 22.20% of the votes in the first round of the municipal elections (*), in Chartres, on March 15, sent an open letter to Jean-Pierre Gorges on Thursday, mayor of Chartres and president of the Agglomeration.
Chantal Vinet, Quentin Guillemain, Brigitte Cottereau and Jean-François Bridet asked to be associated with the work of elected officials, as part of the state of health emergency.
David Lebon, outgoing opposition municipal councilor in Chartres, requests “the holding of an extraordinary municipal council”
“Although the Municipal Councils resulting from the vote of March 15, 2020 are not officially installed, we, new elected officials, believe that participating in the reflections and decisions that will shape the organization of the exit from confinement is our mission and our prerogatives” , write the four future municipal councilors of Chartres Ecology, in their open letter.
“Municipal Union”
“Will everyone be able to get masks?” Or ? Will they be free for the poorest? What specific aid scheme for the poorest will be implemented? What measures will be taken to maintain the reduction in CO2 emissions? », Etc. : the signatories list a list of questions, which they wish to discuss.
Confinement: for Jean-Pierre Gorges, mayor of Chartres, “the curfew is not necessary”
For Chantal Vinet, contacted yesterday by phone, the exceptional nature of the current situation justifies this approach. “We can all contribute a lot to the smoothing out of post-containment. All this must be done in good intelligence, “explains the elected representative of Chartres Ecology, who demands” the organization of work meetings, within the framework of a municipal union at the height of the health, social, ecological and Politics “.
A crisis management committee has been set up by the City of Chartres
But Jean-Pierre Gorges asks the new elected officials to be patient. “At the moment, the old council has to manage. You have to respect the law. The current executive makes the decisions. We are not discussing the future of the planet, but the survival of people and the functioning of a city in times of crisis “, explains the mayor of Chartres, who announces that” the new Council will be installed, a priori, the first week of June ”.
Results of the first round of the municipal elections of March 2020, in Chartres : Jean-Pierre Gorges (“Chartres C’ Vous” list), re-elected with 50.32% of the vote; Chantal Vinet (“Chartres Ecology” list), 22.20%; Gaël Garreau (“With you, let’s dare Chartres otherwise” list), 15.91%; Jacqueline Marre (“Chartres on the left” list), 9.23%; Vincent Chevrollier (“Make the workers’ camp heard” list), 2.31%.
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