Promotion and preservation of the village for Muriel Fiol
Muriel Fiol (Union des Droites), a doctor committed to her beautiful Provence and its authentic values, is running in the municipal elections in...
Recently, accompanied by Frank Giletti, MP for the 6th constituency, she conversed with the Beaussetans about their expectations while walking through the streets and the village market.
Since 2015, as a regional councillor for Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur and substitute for Frank Giletti, she has always placed the defense of local interests at the heart of her commitment: the improvement of transport (TER, State-Region planning contracts), access to healthcare for all, environmental protection, and strengthening security.
STRENGTHENED SECURITY She also defended the local economy with conviction, supporting the shopkeepers and winegrowers who drive the vitality of this territory: “It is to protect what we love and restore priority to those who make our community thrive on a daily basis that I am standing, surrounded by a team of women and men attached and rooted to the village of Le Beausset, from diverse backgrounds, but sharing clear and assumed convictions.
The promotion and preservation of Le Beausset are particularly close to my heart.”
A commitment to concrete actions, with her program featuring tax stability, enhanced security, neighborhood maintenance, and economic development.
“Finally, because the future is in the hands of the youth, I will ensure they are provided with the best conditions to thrive, in order to pass down intact this exceptional heritage and this Provençal lifestyle that make up the soul of Le Beausset,” adds the candidate.
CONTROLLING URBAN PLANNING In her program, she also wishes to control urban planning: “We must modify the PLU to protect our hills, our agricultural land, and our village, limit density, and require developers to also finance infrastructure and parking lots before building.
I also want to ease the daily lives of families by freezing the municipal share of the property tax for six years, and create a demanding dialogue with the agglomeration to lower water bills.”
Another focus aims to restore peace of mind in every neighborhood by significantly strengthening the municipal police (with a 30% increase in staff and adapted presence hours): “We must extend video protection where necessary and say stop to street rodeos, trafficking, vandalism, and the grip of drug-trafficking networks which is spreading like an octopus.
We must also give priority to those who live here, which means creating nursery places and social housing primarily for Beaussetan families and those who have long participated in the life of the village.”
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