For his last community council as president, Daniel Dugléry strove this Wednesday June 10, 2020 to ridicule the water police, guilty according to him of a “Kafkaesque situation”.
State services noted during the summer of 2019, during the drought, irregularities in the way the Sainte-Agathe golf course takes water for watering its land.
Four players from the Sainte-Agathe golf course take you to the greens
Under penalty of legal proceedings
Golfers are accused of pumping water from the Polier stream in too large a quantity and at a time outside the nails.
Montluçon community, owner of the golf course, was ordered to comply, under penalty of a ban on taking water or legal proceedings.
A big hole that would cost 200,000 euros
The community council voted on Wednesday to finance a study – costing 20,000 euros – to bring it up to standard. The idea would be to create a new reservoir to allow the golf course to have water supplies in the summer. A big hole that could cost 200,000 euros, according to a figure given Wednesday by Daniel Dugléry.
Where to swing around Montluçon?
This golf course, a “bottomless pit” according to a mayor
Purchased in the early 2000s from an individual by the community of communes, when Daniel Dugléry was already president, the golf of Sainte-Agathe has the appearance of a “bottomless pit”, said the mayor of Lignerolles Thierry Penthier , recalling that the community “already gives 65,000 euros in subsidies each year”.
Guillaume Bellavoine
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