As a reminder of previous episodes, the right, the majority in the union, had appointed Richard Dell’Agnola (LR), mayor of Thiais, to succeed Jacques JP Martin (LR), mayor of Nogent-sur-Marne, at the head of this intercommunal association of energies and communication networks which brings together 116 suburban municipalities. A unanimous designation during a video meeting of the LR mayors of Val-de-Marne, whose legitimacy was contested by the Nogentais councilor. The latter had therefore announced his intention to seek a new mandate.
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It is in this context that a tense meeting of elected officials on the right was held on Wednesday, before the installation meeting of the council. The opportunity for elected officials to ask the mayor of Nogent to step down. The interpretation of what the elected representative answered then differs according to the protagonists. “He agreed to retire and then came to see me at the start of the session to tell him that he was holding on”, explains Richard Dell’Agnola. “I simply said that I was waiting for new proposals”, reacts Jacques JP Martin.
In any case, once the session has started, the elected representative from Nogente, chair of the session as dean, announced his wish to apply for a second term.
The 116 members of Sipperec therefore had to decide between the two LR mayors of Val-de-Marne in the ballot box, giving 253 votes to the elected Nogentais against 195 for that of Thiais. To understand why 448 votes were expressed when there are only 116 members, it should be remembered here that each city can have one or more skills (electricity, networks, renewable energy) within the union, giving them more or less votes, up to 7. It is in this context that the candidate, officially dubbed by the right, majority in the union, found himself out of the game, just as it had happened this summer in the Metropolis from Paris.
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“He was re-elected with the votes of those elected from the left who must find him easier, more fragile”, says Richard Dell’Agnola. “I was legitimately elected. I am ready to discuss again after the presidential election but it is up to me to decide when I will consider that I am no longer useful ”, concludes Jacques JP Martin, who has also just returned for a fourth term in his city, at 78 years old. As for the internal management crisis at Sipperec, which had given rise in July to a letter from the majority of the executive to claim the head of the former general manager of the establishment, Julien Taris, because of a management controversial, the boss of the union believes that it is now behind since the appointment of a new director in the person of Arnaud Brunel, also director of the Mixed Economy Company SIPEnR which develops renewable energy projects. As a reminder, the union relies on a team of 80 people.
An office of 21 people
In the wake of this election at the head of the union, an office of 21 members including 13 vice-presidents was elected. Detail below.
Vice-presidents:
• Philippe RIO, Mayor of Grigny, 1st Vice-President
• Florence CROCHETON, 1st Deputy Mayor of Saint-Mandé, 2nd Vice-President
• Samuel BESNARD, Deputy Mayor of Cachan, 3rd Vice-President
• Marie-Pierre LIMOGE, 1st Deputy Mayor of Courbevoie, 4th Vice-President
• Rodéric AARSSE, Deputy Mayor of Malakoff, 5th Vice-President
• Sophie RIGAULT, Mayor of Saint-Michel-sur-Orge, 6th Vice-President
• Fatah AGGOUNE, 1st Deputy Mayor of Gentilly, 7th Vice-President
• Frédéric SITBON, Deputy Mayor of Asnières-sur-Seine, 8th Vice-President
• Serge FRANCESCHI, Deputy Mayor of Alfortville, 9th Vice-President
• Joëlle CECCALDI-RAYNAUD, Mayor of Puteaux, 10th Vice-President
• Gilles GAUCHE-CAZALIS, Deputy Mayor of Nanterre, 11th Vice-President
• Anthony MANGIN, 1st Deputy Mayor of Drancy, 12th Vice-President
• Mathieu DEFREL, Deputy Mayor of Stains, 13th Vice-President
Board members
• Oben AYYILDIZ, Municipal Councilor of Epinay-sur-Seine,
• Boris DEROOSE, Deputy Municipal Councilor of Saint-Denis,
• Jean-Baptiste BARFETY, Deputy Mayor of Gonesse,
• Rachida KABBOURI, Municipal Councilor of Vitry-sur-Seine,
• Arnaud LETELLIER-DESNOUVRE, Deputy Mayor of Bonneuil-sur-Marne,
• Jean-Pierre RIOTTON, Deputy Municipal Councilor of Sceaux
• Ling LENZI, Deputy Mayor of Aubervilliers,
• Jean-Pierre CHAFFAUD, Chairman of Sud-Eleg,
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