Question 16495 — cultural heritage

Summary

Mr. Vincent Trébuchet draws the attention of the Minister of Culture to the consideration of rural heritage sites which, without being classified or registered as historic monuments, occupy an important place in the history, identity and attractiveness of certain territories. Many municipalities have abbeys, chapels, priories, old hamlets or built complexes which do not benefit from any formal protection. This However, lack of classification does not mean lack of heritage value. These places often contribute to local memory, the quality of the landscapes and the tourist economy, particularly in rural areas where attractiveness is largely based on this heritage and hiking. This question arises with particular urgency when wind projects are envisaged near such sites. In the absence of protection official, their interest may be insufficiently taken into account, even though tall wind turbines can permanently modify the perspectives, the perception of places and the attractiveness of the territories concerned. He therefore asks how the Government intends to guarantee, in the examination of wind projects, better consideration of sites presenting locally recognized heritage or landscape interest, even when they do not benefit from protection as historic monuments.

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