Housing, islets of freshness and neighborhood life, with the defense of local shops, will be the priorities of the future local urban plan (PLU) of the city of Paris which must succeed in 2024.
This "bioclimatic" PLU must replace the current PLU dating from 2006, during the first mandate of Bertrand Delanoë, who became "obsolete", said EmmanuelGregory, first deputy to the socialist mayor Anne Hidalgo, by presenting the major objectives of this document,both strategic and regulatory.
"In 2040, 90% of existing bets will still be there," he summed up by sketching a future "plus transformation, more than a component of production".The 6.000 contributions from the public consultation made between April and June brought out as priorities "the preservation and development of green spaces" and the quest for "affordable prices", underlines the town planning assistant.
The six main orientations carried by the Parisian executive will place the ecological transition "in the heart" of the PLU, in particular "the need to adapt Paris to climate change"."The effort of soil disarmerificialization must intensify," added Mr..Grégoire, for whom only 30 hectares have been artificialized since 2006, against 70 hectares of green spaces created.
Quality housing to everyone on the basis of a model of social diversity
On the habitat, the executive sees with this PLU "the possibility of offering quality accommodation to each" in order to "defend the model of social mix in Paris, unique in the world".The future PLU will also have to "protect commercial premises", assured Mr..Grégoire, stressing that "since 2015, 1/8th of shops in Paris Center have been transformed into tourist furnishings".
Concretely, the promoter must demonstrate that his project "contributes to making Paris more viable and more resilient" through an evaluation grid filled by the City, prior to the delivery of the building permit.If a promoter cannot show the virtuous effects of his future built on a plot, he can for example "engage in parallel to co -finance the thermal renovation of a building", illustrated M.Gregory.
From July 2022 and pending the entry into force of the future PLU in early 2024, "the most demanding deadline" for M.Gregory, la Ville va faire valoir un sursis à statuer "sur les plus gros projets" immobiliers, a-t-il aussi annoncé.Asked about the controversial project of the triangle tower, whose site must start by the end of the year, M.Gregory a assuré "qu'il n'y aura pas de proposition supplémentaire d'immeuble de grande hauteur" dans la capitale.
Source: Batirama.com
