File approved on September 1, 2011, preserved here for the history of municipal development.
Local Urban Plan
File approved in municipal council on September 1, 2011
(These are pdf documents, some of which are quite long to download)
SUMMARY OF DOCUMENTS IN THE FILE
1 - Presentation Report (RP) and its annex: Building Analysis
2 - Development and Sustainable Development Project (PADD)
4 - Zone regulation
6 - Written appendices
6-1 PUBLIC UTILITIES - General table
1 - Easements for the protection of historical monuments: AC 1
2 - Easements for the protection of natural sites and monuments: AC 2
3 - Easements related to drinking water protection perimeters: AS 1
4 - Servitudes relating to radio transmissions concerning protection against
The obstacles of the transmission and reception centers operated by the State: PT 2
6-2 SANITARY ANNEXES
1 – Drinking water supply
2 – Wastewater sanitation
3 – Rainwater network
4 – Household waste
6-3 Allotment Plan whose regulations are in force
(Municipal subdivision)
6 - Graphical appendices
1 - Plan of easements at 1/5000
2 - Plan of the drinking water network at 1/5000
3 - Plan of the sanitation network at 1/5000
4 - Plan of the rainwater network at 1/5000
Coverage of appendices written documents -
On September 1, the city council approved the final draft of the local urban plan. It replaces the old land use plan, now it applies and is enforceable against third parties. The local urban planning plan consists of a development and sustainable development project, a regulation and a zoning plan. This distinguishes urbanized and non-urbanized areas with their variations of authorized and prohibited uses.
The PLU was completed after its investigation by a new specific regulation on the seaside, the Prefect of the Region having set limits to the areas behind the dike that are exposed to the risk of marine submersion.
This area was established following the storms of 2008 and February 2010 (Xynthia) by 3 circulars (April 7, July 22 and December 1, 2010)
In Vierville, the entire sector located 100 meters behind the waterfront dike is, since October 2011, in principle prohibited from construction.
The prohibited construction zone seems to begin in the west with lots AB301-302 (Coffignal properties) and extends to the border of Saint-Laurent.
The lots further west were well above the level of the centenary tide. In particular, all the spaces behind the dike are in fact filled
The protection zone, with the map at 1/25000 as a plan background.
The protection area, with photographic plan background
For more details, see the table opposite which summarizes the application of Article R111.2 of the Urban Planning Code to the corresponding area of Vierville.
Authorizations granted before this date remain valid.
References:
Circular of April 7, 2010 on the measures to be taken following the storm Xyntia of February 28, 2010
Circular of July 22, 2010 on the application of the circular of April 7, 2010
Circular of December 1, 2010 on the implementation of the circular of April 7, 2010
These documents can be consulted at the town hall
(extract from the PLU, article U2 of the Zone Regulations) "in the sector named "area of 100m behind a structure or dune cordon" only the developments of the existing, the extensions measured without increasing the ground clearance and the annexes are authorized subject to not increasing the capacity of people in the face of the risk of submersion"
