La planification stratégique spatialisée contribue-t-elle à la durabilité territoriale ? La limitation des consommations foncières dans les schémas de cohérence territoriale à Marseille-Aix, Nantes Saint-Nazaire, Rennes et Tours

Serrano, José; Demazière, Christophe; Nadou, Fabien; Servain, Sylvie

doi:10.4000/developpementdurable.10295

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“…The “ à la carte ” arrangement for the POS was restricted in early 2000s. The loi Chevènement placed more responsibilities with the intercommunal organizations relating to strategic planning, and their administrations’ technical expertise grew (Pinson and Le Galès, 2005; Serrano et al., 2014). Meanwhile, the loi SRU ( Loi relative à la Solidarité et au Renouvellement Urbain ) pushed for cross-sectorial planning and replaced the POS with the PLU.…”

Section: Municipal Concerns In a Metropolitan Planmentioning

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Planning context: Flexible plans and mayoral authority in French urban planning

Lindblad

2023

Environ Plan D

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In this article, I consider the relationship between urban planning and context by investigating the planning practices associated with a land-use plan in Bordeaux described as “adapted to context.” Invested with flexible rules, the plan description followed a tendency in French urban planning concerned with being strategic, prospective, and participatory. It was also the result of metropolitan planning. Through an ethnographic account, I show how local politicians’ references to context related to concerns with mayoral authority in times of planning powers transferred to the metropole. Using permit reviewers’ skills, mayors mobilized flexible rules to manipulate building permit decisions prepared in compliance with the metropolitan plan. It is widely acknowledged that urban planning is affected by as well as affecting different contexts. I outline a complementing approach by drawing on engagements with context in anthropology and STS-scholarship, to propose that the practices associated with the same notion in Bordeaux are telling of how urban planning contributes to making contexts. Since calls for context direct attention and shape which issues and local communities are prioritized, these insights on the relationship between planning and context urge attention to how appeals to context, as never value-neutral or ready-made, gain importance across different urban planning issues and settings.

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Section: Municipal Concerns In a Metropolitan Planmentioning

confidence: 99%

Planning context: Flexible plans and mayoral authority in French urban planning

Lindblad

2023

Environ Plan D

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Climate Change and Coastal Tourism: Vulnerabilities, Impacts and Policies in the Euro-Mediterranean Context. Sustainable Planning Perspectives in Italy and France

Clemente,

Perney,

Pistone

2024

Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems

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Réformes de la planification spatiale et gestion « durable » des grandes agglomérations

Demazière¹

2016

Revue D’Économie Régionale &Amp; Urbaine

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Le développement durable est devenu, depuis deux décennies, un référentiel prégnant pour l’action publique. Son introduction dans la planification spatiale a amené de nouveaux objectifs, de nouveaux modes d’élaboration et promu de nouvelles échelles spatiales. Cet article retrace de façon comparative ces évolutions, en Angleterre et en France. Puis il analyse les effets de ces réformes : comment le « verdissement » de la planification se confronte-t-il aux systèmes institutionnels, qui évoluent dans un temps long ? La France illustre un cas de forte décentralisation des décisions en matière de planification, où la recherche de cohérence et de durabilité reste réduite. En Angleterre, les orientations nationales sont plus fidèlement retranscrites dans les plans. On conclut que l’hétéronomie des collectivités locales est un élément important pour la déclinaison territoriale des principes du développement durable.

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La planification stratégique spatialisée contribue-t-elle à la durabilité territoriale ? La limitation des consommations foncières dans les schémas de cohérence territoriale à Marseille-Aix, Nantes Saint-Nazaire, Rennes et Tours

Abstract: planification stratégique spatialisée contribue-t-elle à la durabilité territoriale ? La limitation des consommations foncières dans les schémas de cohérence territoriale à Marseille

Cited by 7 publications

References 8 publications

Planning context: Flexible plans and mayoral authority in French urban planning

Planning context: Flexible plans and mayoral authority in French urban planning

Climate Change and Coastal Tourism: Vulnerabilities, Impacts and Policies in the Euro-Mediterranean Context. Sustainable Planning Perspectives in Italy and France

Réformes de la planification spatiale et gestion « durable » des grandes agglomérations

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