Dataset Direct Download Service (WFS): Mastery of urban planning: known constraints induced by risks associated with polluted sites and soils in the Great East

This dataset (JDD) is part of a data set that describes land use constraints related to anthropogenic risks, including, for each constraint, the government services or communities to be consulted. The initial target corresponds to those involved in the management of urban planning who wish to connect these constraints on a given territory of the Greater East region. The accuracy corresponds to the municipality. “Known polluted sites and soils” are sites which, according to the Basol database, have been subject to public easements and the constraints of which have been brought to the attention of mayors. DREAL does not need to be consulted on the constraints induced by these sites. The layer “known polluted sites and soils” represents municipalities on which at least one polluted site and soil has been subject to public easements. For each of these municipalities, it states: — The name of the municipality — The insee number of the municipality — The name of the polluted site(s) and soil present in the commune — The name(s) of the operators concerned — The address of the site — The Basol number of the site(s) — The S3IC number of the site(s) — The types of projects concerned by the public utility easement(s) — The service of the State concerned — The approach to obtain further information — The date of implementation of public easements — Description of the perimeter of the constraints — Regulatory sources of the perimeter of constraints — The sources of the data — The scale of the data — The internal contact SPRA — The date of the initial inventory — The dates of the update of the layer The objective of the layer and to enable the identification of known polluted sites and soils, to make available the information described above, and in particular to direct any consultations to the relevant interlocutors. The data is intended for all persons who may consult the UDs and the SPRA on subjects related to anthropogenic risks, including the local authorities’ teaching services, the other departments of DREAL and the State, the notaries. Contact point: The agent of the Anthropic Risk Prevention Service (SPRA) in charge of operational planning. Name of the GIS layer: MU_SSP_CONNU_DREAL_R44.shp