The Strasbourg Administrative Court rejected the appeal of the Carpe Haute Robertsau association and several residents on Monday May 5. They challenged the installation by the town hall of Strasbourg of Tiny Houses intended to host five families on the street.
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-Contested, the “Bulles d’Air” project will be able to continue and the five families on the street stay in the Tiny Houses made available by the Town Hall of Strasbourg (Bas-Rhin) in the Robertsau district. The administrative court thus rejected, Monday, May 5, a summary appeal filed on March 28 by the association Carpe Haute Robertsau and several residents.
The authors of this appeal said in particular that the establishment of these removable houses, in which families moved on on April 9, was to be the subject of a development permit. And that, therefore, “Constructions litigiously fall under Specific regulations concerning emergency accommodation structures “.
An argument undermined by the administrative judges, who estimated that“It follows from the investigation, in particular the photos produced by the municipality of Strasbourg, that the constructions in question are removable and without foundations”.
Eighteen people currently live in these emergency dwellings, located on rue de la Carpe-Haute, with an area of 25 m² each. The total cost of this project amounts to 400,000 euros, including 330,000 payable by the town hall.
