Starting January 1, 2027, the City will take direct management of its street markets. The goal is to make them a genuine asset for the city center, support local businesses, promote short supply chains, and encourage environmentally friendly practices. This decision initiates the necessary process for this transition to direct management.
The municipality is strengthening its measures against illegal constructions. The City can now order property owners to regularize their situation, imposing a daily penalty of up to €1,000 for delays, or issue an administrative fine of up to €30,000.
To control public spending, the Municipal Council approved the establishment of joint purchasing groups with other local authorities in the Gier valley. This pooling will cover purchases and services related to the maintenance of municipal equipment (electrical installations, fire safety, elevators, sports equipment, etc.) to achieve economies of scale.
As part of its "Riv’Malin: Negotiated Offers for All" initiative, the City is working on a supplementary health insurance solution for residents. A comparative analysis of guarantees and prices is underway to select the most suitable option.
