Question 4305 — town planning

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Mr. Maurice Leroy draws the attention of the Secretary of State, to the Minister of Territorial Cohesion, to the difficulty, for certain local elected officials, of applying the provisions relating to municipal maps, an increasingly common system in the country. In the event that a dwelling is classified as a natural zone, the interpretation of article L. 124-2 of the town planning code by the services of the departmental directorate of territories and the sea prevents the owners of said dwelling from building a garden shed or garage not attached to their property. Without a municipal map, this construction would be possible; with it, it is prohibited. As a reminder, generally, particularly in rural areas, the land is entirely suitable for receiving this type of building, namely non-joining annexes. In fact, the owners therefore find themselves in difficulty and naturally turn to their elected officials. He therefore asks him what he intends to do to provide flexibility and common sense in the application of these texts which concern the natural zones of municipal maps.

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