Right of Preemption (DP) on Rennes Métropole

This layer of polygons identifies the perimeters in which a preemption right (DP) is exercised on Rennes Métropole. The Right of Urban Preemption (DPU) is a procedure that allows in particular a public person to acquire, as a priority, in certain areas previously defined by it, a property put up for sale by a natural person (individual) or legal person (company), in order to carry out urban development operations. The owner of the property is not then free to sell his property to the purchaser of his choice and under the conditions he wishes. This right may only take place in areas previously defined by an administrative act, which at the same time designates the right holder. The most common is the right of urban preemption (DPU) that the municipality can exercise in all or part of its territory. The following types of pre-emption rights are identified (see “TYPEDP” attribute): \- Urban pre-emption rights strengthened * \- Simple urban pre-emption rights * \- Pre-emption rights on artisanal funds, commercial holdings, or commercial leases \- Pre-emption rights over sensitive natural spaces (ENS) \- Pre-emption rights on water catchment perimeters * The right of urban pre-emption offers the possibility for a local authority, within a predefined perimeter, to replace the prospective purchaser of a property put up for sale, to carry out a development operation. The Urban Preemption Right (DPU) allows the owner must first acquire real property that is in the process of being disposed of. It is a means of acquisition, in the same way as the right of pre-emption in the ZADs (see specific sheet). This data is derived from the information collected from the communes and departments of Rennes Métropole, in the current state of knowledge and from data managers (DP-ens and DP-capture), in the current state of knowledge. This layer contains archived data. They are identifiable via the field named “archive” entered by “true”.