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Lakeside path overcrowded in August

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Walkers, runners and bikes share a narrow path; residents avoid it all summer.

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Overview

Walkers, runners and bikes share a narrow path; residents avoid it all summer.

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Deliberation (11)

Questions (0)

None yet.

Arguments (2)

  • Argument A participant from Annecy 2026-05-28

    Using local artisans keeps the budget in the neighbourhood.

    18 agree · 3 disagree · 8 unsure
  • Argument A resident (collected by Michel D.) 2026-06-06 · By phone

    Any furniture must not narrow the path for cyclists and pushchairs.

    16 agree · 6 disagree · 6 unsure

Evidence (1)

  • Evidence (with source) Nicolas V. 2026-06-10

    The regional health agency publishes heatwave guidance recommending shaded rest points every 300–500 m for older people.

    Source: Open data portal and survey report

Concerns (1)

  • Concern A resident (collected by Lucas K.) 2026-09-04 · On paper

    Works could block the path during the busiest season.

    7 agree · 9 disagree · 11 unsure

Alternatives (1)

  • Alternative A resident (collected by Nicolas V.) 2026-06-15 · With a facilitator

    Plant trees now and install temporary shade sails until they grow.

    16 agree · 14 disagree · 7 unsure

Common ground (1)

  • Common ground Michel D. 2026-06-01

    Residents and cyclists both want the works outside the summer months.

    26 agree · 2 disagree · 0 unsure

Unresolved issues (1)

  • Unresolved issue A resident (collected by Solène W.) 2026-06-01 · At a meeting

    Whether the budget covers lighting as well as seating is not settled.

Experiences, opinions & suggestions (4)

  • Suggestion Lucas K. 2026-05-27

    Put a QR code on site so people can report problems directly here.

    4 agree · 1 disagree · 0 unsure
  • Opinion A resident (collected by Solène W.) 2026-06-17 · At a meeting

    This seems worth doing, but only if local residents are involved in maintaining it.

  • Personal experience Michel D. 2026-07-12

    I run the Saturday market stall opposite and see this every week.

  • Personal experience A resident (collected by Nicolas V.) 2026-08-09 · With a facilitator

    We moved here two years ago and it took us months to find out this existed.

Consensus map

Broad agreement (1)

70 % or more of respondents agree

  • Residents and cyclists both want the works outside the summer months.28 responses · Common ground

Partial agreement (2)

50–69 % agree

  • Using local artisans keeps the budget in the neighbourhood.29 responses · Argument
  • Any furniture must not narrow the path for cyclists and pushchairs.28 responses · Argument

Disagreement (1)

under 50 % agree and at least 30 % disagree

  • Plant trees now and install temporary shade sails until they grow.37 responses · Alternative

Needs more information (1)

40 % or more unsure, or no clear pattern

  • Works could block the path during the busiest season.27 responses · Concern

Not enough responses yet (1)

fewer than 8 responses

  • Put a QR code on site so people can report problems directly here.5 responses · Suggestion

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Residents of the neighbourhood

The author would take part in implementation: maybe.

People & project

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  • 1 people in Annecy are interested in this subject
  • 1 have skills this needs (Carpentry, Design)
  • 0 have organised events before
  • 0 local Cercles discuss related subjects

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