Rémi Gaillard proposes installing natural floating swimming pools on the Lez river, accessible to residents in the summer.

• Natural filtration: Water filtered by plants and UV systems.
• Cool island: A natural breathing space in the heart of the city.
• Reversible: Floating wooden structures that respect the river's ecosystem.
• Transparency: Real-time water quality monitoring.

Rémi Gaillard proposes using artificial intelligence to fluidify traffic in Montpellier by making traffic lights intelligent.

• Real-time adaptation: Adjusting traffic light cycles based on actual vehicle flow.
• Priority for public transport: Specific optimization for buses and trams.
• Pollution reduction: Fewer stops and starts lead to lower emissions.
• Transparency: A real-time public map of traffic status.

Rémi Gaillard proposes a radical waste reduction policy to transform Montpellier into an exemplary circular economy city.

• Support for Repair: Promoting resource centers and repair workshops.
• Generalized Composting: Facilitating source separation of bio-waste for all residents.
• Zero Single-Use Plastic: Supporting shopkeepers and events in switching to sustainable alternatives.
• Education: Specific school programs to embed waste reduction habits from a young age.

Rémi Gaillard proposes to transform the Lunaret Zoo into a unique living park in Europe, featuring a "Zoologram" (holographic animals) and a wild animal care center.

Rémi Gaillard proposes to transform the Verdanson canal into a floodable park and an open-air street art museum.

Key Points:

1. Renaturation of the urban corridor: Replace concrete with natural elements (pebbles, soil, riverside plants) to allow water to penetrate the ground, recreate shade, and bring freshness to the city center.
2. Flood-resilient design: The park will be designed to accommodate the Verdanson's unpredictable floods, with lower sections accepting water while the main pathway remains accessible.
3. Enhanced accessibility: Create gentle access points every 150-250 meters (stairs-seating, ramps) to connect the streets to the canal bed.
4. Open-air street art museum: Officially recognize and foster the existing street art on the Verdanson's walls, with free expression areas, rotating artists, and monumental frescoes with soft lighting.
5. Immediate benefits for residents: Provide a cool oasis in the city center, a free shaded promenade in summer, and a more natural flood management.
6. Credible and fundable project: Avoids expropriation, can be realized in sections, and is eligible for various climate and European funding programs.

Rémi Gaillard proposes making Montpellier a "Capital of Culture through Actions," focusing on free artistic expression, child involvement, and heritage promotion.

• Memo-lograms: Immersive urban paths with historical figures telling the city's story.
• Rooftop Corum: Transforming the Corum's roof into an open-air cinema or stage.
• Verdanson Street-art: Official open-air graffiti gallery with rotating artists.
• Municipal Orchestra: Free instruments and music lessons for all children.
• LEGO Montpellier: Schools rebuilding neighborhoods in LEGO for public display.
• 100% Culture LED Boards: Using municipal screens solely for local event promotion.

Rémi Gaillard proposes the creation of the Louis Nicollin Stade-Parc, a unique multi-functional facility in France, designed to be a true daily living space integrating sports, culture, and nature.

An Innovative and Ecological Concept

1. Public Rooftop Park: A landscaped panoramic promenade accessible to all, offering viewpoints over the city and the sea.
2. Bioclimatic Design: A semi-buried stadium for natural protection against wind and heat, featuring a photovoltaic canopy for energy autonomy.
3. Retractable Roof: Allowing year-round use for concerts and major events regardless of the weather.
4. Louis Nicollin Museum: A permanent space dedicated to the unique collection of Louis Nicollin, retracing the history of MHSC.
5. House of Sports: An indoor sports center (table tennis, futsal, 3x3 basketball) open all year round under the stands.
6. Controlled Financing: Construction funded by the club and private investors (naming), without using taxpayer money.

This project aims to provide Montpellier residents with a new "cool island," a strong cultural hub, and a high-level sports infrastructure.

Rémi Gaillard proposes to transform the avenue de Toulouse into a "Forest Road" by removing one traffic lane to create a continuous plant canopy.

• Unpaving: Replacing unnecessary asphalt with soil.
• Continuous Canopy: Massive tree planting for natural shade and lower temperatures.
• Green Corridor: Connecting Parc Montcalm to the city through nature.
• Urban Aesthetics: Radically changing the city entrance from "all-car" to "all-green."

Rémi Gaillard proposes a safety approach based on human presence, useful technology, and concrete solidarity.

Key points:

1. Emergency Terminals: Installation of emergency call boxes connected to the Urban Supervision Center for immediate assistance.
2. Adaptive Lighting: Enhancing public lighting to improve safety while optimizing energy use.
3. Night Mediation: Deploying mediators to soothe public spaces and prevent conflicts.
4. Targeted Municipal Police: A community-oriented, visible, and accessible police force.
5. Victim Protection: Creating new emergency shelters for victims of violence and supporting their path to autonomy.
6. Dignity and Solidarity: Specific measures to ensure the dignity of homeless people and combat exclusion.