Question 13315 — social policy

Summary

Mr. Michel Sala alerts the Minister of Ecological Transition and Territorial Cohesion about the two political districts of the city of the commune of La Grand'Combe which could fall outside the scope of the priority geography. Indeed, in 2015, during the previous mapping of priority districts, La Grand'Combe benefited from an exemption relating to the size of the urban unit. In the neighborhoods In downtown Arboux and Trescol-La Levade, we still see a concentration of poverty with a drop in income compared to the public establishment of intermunicipal cooperation (EPCI) and compared to mainland France. However, these two neighborhoods still do not meet one of the priority geography criteria, namely being in an urban unit of 10,000 inhabitants. Maintaining priority geography is essential for this municipality, for the development projects which are underway and for the associations which demonstrate ingenuity and inventiveness to meet the needs of the population. Above all, this would mean leaving the priority education network (REP) for schools in these neighborhoods. There would be more children per class, the financial resources of schools would be reduced and it is the youth of these two neighborhoods who would be the first victims. We know that other municipalities are in this situation, which is why he urgently asks if he intends to support the request for an exemption from the criterion of urban unity that the National Agency for Territorial Cohesion (ANCT) must make to the Council of State.

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