Orange with 6Medias, published on Friday, April 01, 2022 at 6:28 p.m.
Faced with rising prices, Serge Serieys, mayor of Burlats, decided, by having the municipal council vote, to release 60,000 euros so that part of the homes in the town of 2,000 inhabitants benefit from a full tank of gasoline. .
Good news for the inhabitants of Burlats (Tarn). After the discount of 18 euro cents per liter of fuel put in place by the government in metropolitan France and effective from April 1, the mayor of the town, Serge Serieys (Miscellaneous right) (comma) decided to help more its constituents in the face of inflation which is hitting fuel prices. The Dispatch reports, Friday, April 1, that the city councilor requested the vote of the municipal council to release 60,000 euros in order to offer a full tank of gasoline to each household. A measure passed unanimously.
60 euros to fill up
However, the mayor told the local daily that owners of second homes will not be affected: “This concerns the households that live in the village as their main occupation”. A thousand households among the 20,000 inhabitants of Burlats will therefore be entitled to this privilege. To do this, the municipality will distribute to the inhabitants vouchers worth €60, including QR codes, to the inhabitants. They will be valid at the Super U service station in Castres. At last, The Dispatch specifies that to release and be able to support these funds, the municipality had to postpone a tarring operation until next year.