Question 27437 — town planning

Summary

Mr. Nicolas Démoulin draws the attention of the Minister to the Minister of Territorial Cohesion and Relations with Local Authorities, responsible for cities and housing, to the increase in street furniture specifically intended to repel homeless people. In fact, over the past fifteen years, particularly in large metropolises, we have seen an increasingly recurrent use of this type of furniture, known as “anti-homeless” furniture: replacement of benches with seats, installation of ischial benches in stations, installation of metal spikes or pylons in store fronts... These devices, sometimes installed with the complacency of communities, or even by the communities themselves, are doubling in inventiveness and have only one objective: to make homeless people even more invisible. He would therefore like to question him about the potential means legislative or regulatory measures to regulate this type of practice and restrict its use in the future.

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