Question 6604 — housing

Summary

Mr. Auguste Evrard alerts the Minister to the Minister of Regional Planning and Decentralization, responsible for housing, about the proliferation of dry rot in Pas-de-Calais. Dry rot is a formidable wood-eating fungus, which makes housing uninhabitable, causes high costs and threatens health with allergies, respiratory irritations, and even lung problems, particularly in vulnerable people. Despite the law on access to housing and renovated urban planning (Alur) of 2014, the reporting obligation remains unapplied. Town halls do not transmit cases to prefectures, preventing any official decree and any coordinated action. Thus, the Pas-de-Calais department, although one of the most affected, is not mapped as infected. However, systematic reporting would make it possible to precisely identify the affected areas, to establish a reliable mapping. Without mapping, no prevention; without prevention, proliferation accelerates. He would like to know what measures it intends to put in place to guarantee the effective application of the Alur law and fight more effectively against the proliferation of dry rot.

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