The municipality of Bailly invites its residents to participate in a survey aimed at anticipating future housing needs. The town council wishes to gather the opinions of all inhabitants, whether they are young professionals, families, or seniors, in order to guide municipal action.
The town experienced rapid growth in its housing stock, mainly comprising apartments of more than four rooms, intended for young families during the 60s to the 90s. Over the past 40 years, the population has evolved, and many residents have remained in their original homes. The question therefore arises as to how to meet their future needs.
A project for a non-medicalized senior residence was considered on a plot of land near the tram station. The survey aims to determine what services and amenities this space should offer to meet a real demand.
The residents' opinions are considered the driving force behind municipal action. Carers are also invited to help complete the questionnaire for the person concerned.
