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Public Digital
Resource - 2005
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The Gournay parish
council |
wants
to continue pursuing their policy
of impro- |
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ving
the quality of life in the centre of the village,
already substantially redeveloped and approaching
the final stage of its improvement programme in
2003-2004. Three new rental apartments
are to be created in a former farm building typical
of local architecture and 5 new dwellings
are planned by the building department (OPAC).
A playground and public
areas will complete the village square.
The centre of the village having already been
renovated – apartments, public areas,
underground cabling, mains drains, extension of
the restaurant, eco-tourism with the
“Maison du Village”
and the “Sabotier”,
a fishing area and a signposted
network of paths – the council
now wants to take a new direction and encourage
business by providing an attractive range of welcoming
benefits. |
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A
major body of disused |
buildings, |
the
former school refectory and showers (a
total of 124m²),
is currently available for development
on the outskirts of the village.
The idea of redeveloping these
premises has become firmly established.
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After due consideration
the local council has decided to breathe new life
into this group of buildings by creating a Public
Digital Resource. |
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The facility will consist of
5 offices fully
equipped and furnished, with disabled
access, toilets
and telephone and high-speed internet
connections.
The principal missions of the resource
will be :
to make the equipment and
facilities available to businesses,
service providers, teleworkers,
etc. according to the prevailing
market requirements,
to allow everyone in the
community free access to the internet
and other digital technologies,
thereby increasing the use of information
technology skills particularly with
reference to job-seeking, administrative
processes and documentation,
the creation and training
of groups including schoolchildren,
under the supervision of a team
leader.
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