The Savoie prefecture reportedly assured him that compensation would be provided. This compensation is intended to cover, in particular, the lost income due to the impossible harvest, as well as any costs necessary to restore the plot of land.
These guarantees have partially reassured the operator, although he remains concerned about the concrete consequences he will discover once the site is vacated.
More than 600 people have been settled there for two weeks.
The group plans to stay in Bourgneuf for about two weeks. Kevin, the community's evangelical pastor, says he understands the farmer's anger and the concerns expressed locally. He maintains that land requests had been submitted to the authorities several months prior, but no suitable solution had been found before their arrival.
More than 600 people are now reportedly living in this small Savoyard village, temporarily doubling its population. This situation also raises several logistical questions for the municipality, particularly regarding waste management.
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