Question 20539 — housing

Summary

Mrs. Agnès Firmin Le Bodo draws the attention of the Minister of Territorial Cohesion and Relations with Local Authorities to the interpretation of an article of the town planning code modified by the ELAN law. The ELAN law, adopted at the end of 2018, aims to boost housing policy and protect the most vulnerable. It also allowed certain adjustments to the legislative framework relating to the development of territory, particularly on the subject of rural and urban areas. This provides in particular for the relaxation of the notion of compatibility with the neighborhood for the construction of buildings dedicated to agricultural or forestry activities, but also to marine cultures. This new provision (article L. 121-10 of the town planning code) is likely to lead to divergences in its interpretation resulting in refusals of issuance of town planning documents claiming a change of destination, these refusals could therefore lead to the abandonment of certain agricultural buildings which also have real heritage value. Paragraph 4 of article L. 121-10 of the town planning code provides that “The change of destination of these constructions or installations is prohibited”. Therefore, she wishes to know the interpretation of this paragraph and asks him if the change of destination of buildings necessary for agricultural or forestry activities or marine cultures is henceforth prohibited, or if this paragraph only concerns new constructions permitted by the ELAN law as an exception.

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