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Terrace walls on the slopes below the Cité are collapsing.
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Terrace walls on the slopes below the Cité are collapsing.
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Question Bastien P.
What would it cost to maintain each year, not just to build?
Argument Benoît K.
Any furniture must not narrow the path for cyclists and pushchairs.
Argument A participant from Carcassonne
Rest points would let older residents keep walking independently for longer.
Evidence (with source) A resident (collected by Lucie M.)
The city’s open-data portal lists footfall counts for this area; weekday mornings are the peak.
Concern A resident (collected by Jean-Marc S.)
Works could block the path during the busiest season.
Alternative Justine Z.
Use the existing café terraces as rest points through an agreement with owners.
Common ground A resident (collected by Florian G.)
All sides agree maintenance must be budgeted from the start.
Unresolved issue A resident (collected by Hélène E.)
Whether the budget covers lighting as well as seating is not settled.
Opinion A resident (collected by Clémence Z.)
This seems worth doing, but only if local residents are involved in maintaining it.
Suggestion Théo D.
Start with a one-month trial using removable furniture.
Opinion Thomas K.
I think the priority should be the people who use it most, not the people who pass through.
Personal experience A resident (collected by Mehdi V.)
I run the Saturday market stall opposite and see this every week.
Personal experience A participant from Carcassonne
As a delivery rider I use this route daily — the problem is worst between 7 and 9.
Personal experience A resident (collected by Justine Z.)
I run the Saturday market stall opposite and see this every week.
Personal experience Juliette L.
I walk here every morning with my mother; there is nowhere to sit for 800 metres.
Suggestion A resident (collected by Nathan L.)
Start with a one-month trial using removable furniture.
Monitoring feedback A resident (collected by Margaux P.)
One shade sail was damaged by wind on Tuesday — reported to the team.
Monitoring feedback Kofi C.
The path was partly closed without notice on Friday; please post closures here.
Monitoring feedback A resident (collected by Martin D.)
The path was partly closed without notice on Friday; please post closures here.
Monitoring feedback A resident (collected by Nicolas A.)
Great to see the planters watered by the school children.
Monitoring feedback Jean-Marc O.
The first four benches are in and already used every morning.
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No project team yet.
Offered People — Two or three more people for Saturday sessions. Dry-stone wall restoration weekends
No meeting yet.
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