Agde: Sébastien Frey tightens the bolts at the Tamarissière campsite

Les aménagements du camping de la Tamarissière sont au centre des débats. MIDI LIBRE – OLIVIER RAYNAUD

The 1st deputy confirmed on Tuesday, May 21, in the municipal council, that he had asked the delegatee of the Tamarissière campsite, the Cottage Parks company, to immediately stop work on the site. In the absence of a response, the City had an infraction report drawn up before sending it to the public prosecutor.

National Rally elected official Fabienne Varesano had many questions to ask Tuesday evening, during oral question time, at the start of the municipal council. Particularly on the Tamarissière campsite, reminiscent of "that six decisions had been rendered by administrative justice – four summary proceedings to suspend municipal decrees, a decision on the merits, enforceable even in the event of appeal, a rejection by the Council of State of the appeal brought against an interim order by the concessionaire – against construction authorizations issued by the mayor in an unbuildable space. Despite this and an inspection by the Departmental Directorate of Territories and the Sea (DDTM), which drew up eleven reports, earthworks and trenches took place last March and April", points to the opposition elected official.

Campsite work: Frey raises his voice

But unlike Gilles D’Ettore, conciliatory with the delegatee of the campsite, Sébastien Frey has visibly tightened a few bolts! "I summoned the manager of Cottage Parks (François Cros, Editor's note) on April 9 to hand-deliver a letter to him in which I put him on notice to immediately stop the work and return the premises to their previous state within two weeks." Injunction which was not followed effect according to the 1st deputy. "I therefore had a report of offense drawn up which I sent to the public prosecutor.’ ;quot; 

A decision which does not jeopardize the summer camping season, but which at least marks a turning point in the relationship between the delegatee and the municipality which, remember, still owns the campsites in la Clape and de la Tamarissière.