Question 933 — housing

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Mr. Frédéric Falcon alerts the Minister of Housing and Urban Renewal of the need to reclassify the entire territory of Greater Narbonne into zone B1. Indeed, the territory of Greater Narbonne, considered a tense area, is surrounded by municipalities in zone B1. The need for intermediate housing is proven in this area. The budgetary impact is low, while the stakes are high for the Aude construction economy. This diagnosis is very widely shared by the various political and economic actors in Aude. Ms. the Prefect had also sent a documented and argued note to the minister in February 2021. This demonstrates that the development of this territory meets the technical criteria for B1 zones and that this upgrade would reinforce and support the demographic and economic dynamics of the Aude coastline. Also, maintaining zone B2 constitutes an obstacle to a supply of quality housing and a significant element of territorial divide compared to neighboring territories now competing for attractiveness with Greater Narbonne. This move to zone B1 for Greater Narbonne would allow the construction of around 300 housing units per year, or the creation of around 280 direct jobs in Aude construction companies, a vital issue for economic development. balance. Reindustrialization cannot be established without a strong housing policy, given the current blockages. Therefore, he asks him if the reclassification into zone B1 of the entire territory of Greater Narbonne is among the Government's concerns.

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