A city council at 9 a.m. with a single debate on the agenda: authorize the NFB to sell the wood cut from trees of the 100 hectares of pinewood, ravaged by the flames, on Sunday, July 5. "The operation should start in September. We met the NFB last week. The remaining pine trees will be cut and revalued by selling them to sawmills. The oaks will remain on their feet, unless they are too damaged," explains the new mayor, Christophe Zaragoza. As fo…
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A city council at 9 a.m. with a single debate on the agenda: authorize the NFB to sell the wood cut from trees of the 100 hectares of pinewood, ravaged by the flames, on Sunday, July 5. "The operation should start in September. We met the NFB last week. The remaining pine trees will be cut and revalued by selling them to sawmills. The oaks will remain on their feet, unless they are too damaged," explains the new mayor, Christophe Zaragoza. As fo…