The elected officials of Mad and Moselle believed to cross the finish line this January 23 during the community council meeting in Novéant-sur-Moselle. After six years of work and 129 meetings, including ten public meetings, they were finally able to “arrest” their local intercommunal urban plan (PLUI) which indicates for the next 15 years the way in which the territory will be developed. This town planning document was to be submitted in the process of the prefect, the regional natural park, the Chamber of Agriculture, etc. And sift through a public inquiry.
This was not the case. “We thought of obtaining consensus,” said the vice-president of town planning Denis Blouet. But the same morning, the mayor of Chambley and a dozen elected officials from the surrounding municipalities recalled their opposition to the establishment of a commercial area in Mars-la-Tour rather than in their sector.
