The climate and resilience law, adopted in 2021, set the objective of achieving zero net artificialization (ZAN) of soils in 2050, with an intermediate objective of halving the consumption of natural, agricultural and forest areas ( Enaf) for 2031, compared to that observed between 2011 and 2021. In Lanester, during the municipal council meeting, Rose Morellec, first deputy mayor, presented a three-year report taking stock of space consumption, and of land artificialization between 2021 and 2023.
The spaces come from agricultural land
“Over the previous period, 2011-2021, the city had built 13 hectares, and for 2021-2023, the effective consumption is 2.1 hectares or 0.11% of the surface area of the municipality,” she says. These Enaf come only from agricultural land, with a residential vocation at 57% and economic at 43%. These actual consumptions are mainly identified on Route de Bélane, through a project to develop a subdivision which should allow, on a land base of 1 hectare, the construction of 29 housing units including 19 vacant lots, six social rental housing units. in collective and four individual housing units in accession. Other consumption is located at Locunel and at the Resto. Concerning economic consumption, this involves the construction of three commercial cells, two of which have merged into a single activity (climbing gym).
