The series continues on the creation of a concerted development zone in Le Muy, in the Cadenades district, by Dracénie Provence Verdon agglomeration (DPVa). According to the latter, this operation always aims to meet the housing needs of the population while ensuring strong urban, social and environmental integration, through the creation of individual, intermediate and collective housing, and equipment and public spaces, particularly landscaped ones.
The objective is to create 390 housing units, including 50% social housing (including 10% social housing). With premises for business use (1,000m2), and public spaces including a 6,000m2 park.
Until November 18, the inhabitants of the Draconian agglomeration can give their opinion, one last time before validation (1).
And to specify: “Residents can rely on the project file for the creation of the ZAC which contains the impact study and the opinion of the regional mission of the environmental authority as well as the response brief from the DPVa to this opinion. This file can be found on the platform dedicated to public participation by electronic means, a platform whose link is available on the DPVa website. The project was developed on the basis of discussions with the population during several public meetings in. 2022. In particular, it was collectively planned to maintain views of the landscape by limiting the heights of buildings to R + 2, a landscaped strip along the subdivision in order to create a buffer zone with the existing houses. In total, around 390 housing units. in the heart of a landscaped district marked by an urban park and vineyards by bike The developer will be chosen through a procedure in accordance with the public procurement code, a procedure launched in 2025 for a final choice in 2026. Work should not take place before 2028, until the developer obtains all the necessary administrative authorizations..
1. The file and the dematerialized register are available at the following address: https://www.registre-dematerialise.fr/5644/documents
Express comments
Tuesday November 12, we published, on the Facebook page Var-morning Draguignan, a “survey” on the question, here are some reactions.
– “I am for, Anna says. No property for sale in Le Muy, or at excessive prices. Attractively priced housing to be able to settle in permanently after more than three years of rental, I say yes.”
– “You are right, keep putting concrete everywhere, don’t come complaining about the floods”Yannick is alarmed.
– Sylvain wants to be a source of suggestions: “You have to rent them or sell them to farmers!”
– “More and more housing is good, we have to stop”laments Nimbus.
