Question 21565 — people with disabilities

Summary

Ms. Annaïg Le Meur draws the attention of the Minister to the Minister of Territorial Cohesion and Relations with Local Authorities, responsible for cities and housing, to the difficulties in making the common areas of residential buildings accessible to people with reduced mobility or disabilities. Law No. 2005-102 of February 11, 2005 known as for equal rights and opportunities, participation and the citizenship of people with disabilities has enabled progress by modifying the voting methods of co-owners concerning certain work in common areas. While the majority of votes of all co-owners was required, the majority has since been lowered to the majority of co-owners present at the general meeting. Despite this reduction in the number of voters, the legislation governing the work within the co-ownerships does not fully respond to the accessibility of residential buildings. Thus, owners or tenants who have lost their mobility are sometimes unable to obtain authorization from the co-ownership trustees to carry out the work, even at the expense of the applicant. Faced with these blocking situations, several deputies proposed during the 2018 examination of the ELAN law to grant authorization for accessibility work as of right, unless opposed by two thirds of the co-owners. However, this proposal was not accepted. Also, she asks him if the Government is considering the creation of a similar system on the occasion of the current implementation of an ordinance relating to the codification of the rules of co-ownership in built buildings.

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