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Despite Its Commitments to "Stop Concrete," the Seynese Municipality Validates Two Real Estate Projects

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Under the previous term of office, housing projects on the wasteland Altavilla and the former Eugénie Cotton school, whose installations have been modified, were validated this Tuesday by the City Council of La Seyne, with the aim of reducing the penalty paid to the State for the lack of social housing.
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Under the previous term of office, housing projects on the wasteland Altavilla and the former Eugénie Cotton school, whose installations have been modified, were validated this Tuesday by the City Council of La Seyne, with the aim of reducing the penalty paid to the State for the lack of social housing.

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nicematin.com broke the news on Wednesday, September 23, 2026.
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