Since the start of the school year in September, a Unit for Teaching Autistic Children in Kindergarten (UEMA) has opened at the Potier Marcus school. This initiative is designed for children aged 3 to 6 with autism spectrum disorders, providing them with medico-social support, adapted teaching, and inclusion periods within regular classes. The agreement for the establishment and operation of this UEMA was approved by the municipal council.
In the coming weeks, the city of Lezoux will launch the Civic Hour initiative, in partnership with the Department of Puy-de-Dôme and the association Voisins Solidaires. This program encourages volunteer residents to dedicate one hour per month to community actions or assisting their neighbors. The convention for its implementation has been signed.
The municipal council also approved the free execution by the company PICOWATT of a study to assess the feasibility of developing a collective self-consumption loop, utilizing the existing photovoltaic power plant at the municipal technical center. This study will analyze energy production and consumption of municipal buildings and explore options for optimizing and storing the generated energy.
A new tax on vacant housing was voted and will be implemented starting January 2027. This measure aims to encourage the sale of unoccupied properties to address the growing housing demand due to new residents. The tax rate will be determined at a later date.
Finally, a new graphic charter and a new logo for the city of Lezoux were presented. This updated visual identity aligns with the modernization efforts underway and will be rolled out across all communication platforms in the coming weeks.
