2022 — Local Habitat Program — Tarn

Updated: 24/10/2022 Zoning composed of all Local Habitat Program Peripherals (LHPs). A PLH defines habitat policy in an inter-communal territory. It aims to meet housing needs (social or not, rental or not), to promote social diversity by ensuring a balanced and diversified distribution of housing supply within an inter-communal territory and indicates the means to achieve this. Its specific procedure implies that it is carried only by an EPCI with PLH competence in association with the State. A local habitat program typically lasts six years. The Molle Law of 29 March 2009 amends the scope of the PLH by making it much more operational and obliges the EPCI to detail the objectives of the municipality. The programme involves the State, municipalities, intercommunalities and, where appropriate, the general councils delegated to stone aid. The actions shall be implemented by the operators: social housing organisations, private professional operators, occupant owners or landlords. This data contains only PLHs under development or in force, with former PLHs (i.e. completed ones) being archived in a cancelled state. Legal constraints: No restrictions on public access according to INSPIRE. No access conditions apply. Free use subject to mention of the source (at least the name of the producer) and the date of its last update. PICTO Viewer: https://carto.picto-occitanie.fr/1/visu_zonage_politique_logement.map