Question 14644 — security of property and people

Summary

Mr. Loïc Prud'homme alerts the Minister of the Interior on the management of the conflict around the Beynac road bypass in Dordogne. This road bypass is a project that is far from unanimous. The municipal council of the town of Beynac, 82% of the inhabitants of the town as well as many citizens are opposed to it. Appeals are also underway against this diversion project in a site classified as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve and Natura 2000. Citizens oppose it in a spectacular way, including one who is perched on a crane. The prefect of Dordogne, in charge of the file, announced in a press release that “neither water nor food will be provided to him []. At any time, the person concerned can drink, eat, receive medical care, provided they get off the crane.” After public consultations reflecting public opinion generally opposed to this project, these occupation actions are caused by the failure to take into account the legal appeals which are filed. The construction site is being pursued by local authorities to render appeals ineffective, even in the event of a positive judgment. He asks him if the strategy of starving and endangering the lives of citizens who bring legal recourse against large, useless projects is a democratic model supported by the state.

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